, 1880-05-19
ROYAL LOVES.

German Opposition to tho Marriage or
tho 1Innpverlun Princess with u
Isnron-The Gosslp that queen Vic.
t0rln II Paving the Way for n Greater
hfesa1liance.
Correspondence Ntsu Fork Tribune.
PAn1s, April :2.-The Queen OF Hanover
and her second daughter, the Princess Marie,
ostentnt1ouYIy as their means permit them,
travel frOm!tlle South Of France to Vienna
while preparations arc going forward ut
Windsor for the Princess FrodcrIca,s
wedding. IAN Queen Vlctorla's Ger
man ktth md kin ure inconsed
at tho Royal style With which tho
nupllals OF the Interesting bride-olcct arc to
bo celebrated. But nowliero Is anger greater
than at tho Court OF Denmark, except In the
circle Of the Empress Augusta, who b'an,cs
her Majesty for tho plunge Prince William,
is about to take into matrimony with tie
niece Of Prince Christian Of ,Schleswig-IIol-
stcin-Sonderburg-A g-Augustenburg On system,
It Is alleged By the German connections with
Victor!n, hen Ma{estyx promotes mesaIlla,ces
IN tho lsoyalfHn!tly. From this point OF view
t!e Marquis of Lorne T. not tlt to t{e the
prineelinE ot IL sovereign lIouae. When
ln Paris, Princess Louise never meets
Princess llohenlobc, ,wll0,. accor,llng to
German idfa, " co'ntl1; It umnd!!iterntetl v
her Isoyu! lllgl'ness. a n,orgaaatle marriage
tic Germans understand. It Is a. legal oile
except for tic plrl0so of transmitting SUBJ
atdlzed property or transmitting the privt-
s ffsi paehess q sssesK * Kts e esta e s 1s
entered Into left-Iintadeu n,nrrlngu OF this
sort with Sir Gearge Cowper, ald nono Ut
her rentonlc kindred thought tle worse ot
sFca tx aef her e is o9 s obs
ti.o % cass Wv wo,.ld live been sIttsreit. It er
hlnjesty NOW, tho German theory IL, coull-
ttnancos tho lnye-lnateh Ut tho I1unoycriAn
tha minds ot l!sr subleets for i It'll Gi ,nore
shoek!ug ia&sa'lanee, which was aliiouHeed
ut nndch III being resolved upon.
T!le rIl!ays Or Wa'ss' m ntl questions Of etl.
attache.! 10 his cousin i'rsdelica, md He Is IL
tho habit Of implicitly oheylng tbs QMcen's
Golnn,ands.' ail told TINT he itoes not half
like tho l1e1 OF Baron l'aWel-lsantln!llSen
sr'ng s tas Moygl ,9 t tai!y lys oy K ~, pT1Se
yarian house. But hts opinion Is that, by her
devotion to her blind fAtner,:the late Klng,
the PRINCESS Frelericn las won for herself
Fl ass ssff9Hf a5oSs R,ess d & s FssPsy 9ym m mr 4as s
rank. Wipls}he lato Kins lived il wis Tier Iser
firm Intention to llavo never fqrsakcn him.
IN being t5is Antifone sho learned what
affections freely lnlulged lit, glvo to lt,nIan
existence; sDuton l'awel-Isalain!ngen belongs
TO an anclcnt axe-Coburg family, lio Is u
nun Of excellent elucntion, and q thorough,
gentl9mai,; Tho attachment between him
and tho Princess, sprung up when he
was l,ouso STEWARD aili confidential score
tary Of the lIisl King. a ,ltatel! between
Princess FrederIca anu llle GrtIld Duke II
llessurp rpsrEIstalt was mooted nj saIlr Ing
l,a1u. Hut, the fur Antigune of modern
tilnes preferred following tho dictates Of her
heart to belpg:Ht !:' .inli Gsf'4an Court the
Prince Bismarck is delighted ut tbs pub
ltc!ty given to the, pawel-1.MMn,lngell mar
riage, which ha calculates will lessoil tho liz
tiusllee OF tho house Ut lIanoyur in Germany.
Tie Oowuger Duchess Of Hamilton Tor tic
first time III her life went to pay her court to
tho Queen Of Ene!and when her Maiesty was
staying ut tho Yilla Hohcnlol,e. 'rie lady is
by b!rttl PriMtess Ut Hadell. When she
Of douglas, SOIL alll heir of tle Duku of
lIaHlitton, she was, whey she applied for per-
Misston f9'n intend u t1,awlnE-rpo'n at, st.
IS Marclion.ss OF Douglas, M1l, not as
Pflncess Ut isatlcn. TWAS held by tho QUEEN
Anu Prince Eonsort and by the narDn Stuck
uar hlt Aar blood was illiheu BY Le1 uniou