New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-03
ROYALTY AND BARBARISM.
VARIOUS TYPES OF HUMANITY IN PARIS.

DACCLlMATATION-A COMPARISON BETWEEN
MAN AND GORILLA IN FAVOR OF THE LATTER
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TEiiuNE'l
PARIS Sept. IG-There will be a notable gather
ing of Imperial and Royal personages at Carlsruhe
next week. They will assemble at that Grand
Ducal capital 10 witness the marriage OF oscar
Gustavus Adophus Crown Prince of Sweden, ana
Victoria daughter of the Grand Duke of Baden
The brides mother, the Duchess of Baden IS the
only daughter of the Emperor and Empress oil
Germany This last named most noble lady-ior
she derives her best nobility from her virtues-has
plucked up sufficient strength 10 bc at the Wedding
She is extremely fond OF the Princess Victoria
wIo is a tall. fair-haircd, gentletempered giIi
loving musc. poetry painting and art needework
aud wishing, under all circumstances. TO do the
right thing She has been brought up by her I'm
perial grandmother at Berlin, Stolzenfels and
Balen-Ba Baden. There is a want of relief in her
features This generally is n defect in the faces OF
members of reignng houses in Europe The Crown
Prince of Sweden has not a Royal phySognony, nor
indeed, much right to one. The first KING oil this
house was Bcrnadotte, who married the daughter
of CARY Marsees soap-boiler Their eldest son
espoused Bcauharnais. She was granddaughter
of the Empress Josephine aud OF Nicomte Alex
andre Beauharna>, Josephines first husband VINO
belonged to the petite R0b'c'se of BOis Her second
son. Oscar. is the present King of Sweden the hus-
Grown Prince His Royal Hghness, the BRIDE
groom-elcct, is very tall. Ii he were the son OF
professional man or shopkeeper one would say he
had the figure of a lath. He is ill-proportioned,
the backbone not being long enough the shoulders
rather high and the legs too long from the Knees
down The mouth is unfinished, and when his upper
lin is not purposely drawn down. the teeth show
Blue spectacles hide the color of his eyes The nose
is wide at the nOsri sharp at the end, and almost
rety0HSse So You that he is not = Prince Charm
ing But he is a good, quiet, well-Intenti0ned
young fellcw. who went creditably through he
University of Upsaa, and is very distinguished
Mathematician physicist and musician. saw him
dance here with his tall first cousin, the Crown
Princess of Denmark. He was the only man in the
room on whom she could not look down.
The Crown Prince OF Sweden attended dejcuner
gwen by the municipality OF Paris III compliment
to Nordenskold and his friend Captain Palander.
The chairman OF the Municipal Council avoided,
| remember when proposing the health OF " The
Guests of the Morning. TO cali the Prince by his
title. lie spoke of him as the son of the King OF
Sweden. who has accepted an invitation to our
democratic agape." This was roundabout and
stupid. There is difference between toadying
scion of royalty and giving him his official desgna
ton.
The Archduke Louis and his Archduchess. of
Austria are in Paris He is brother of the Emperor
Franz Joseph and man of naturally pink and
white complexion. SUGAR candy hair, whskcTs ana
mustache. The Archduke Louis has the finest
forehead of any member of his family Ii is almost
phenomenally developed in the upper regions. And
vet he does not impress with Il idea that he
is a thinker. The eyed is borlered with white
lashes aud does not take shadow. Not taking
shadow was the defect Of Marie Antolncttc's beau
tfullv fair skin. At least 50 thought Nine Nige
I Ia In .yl mi
form there must be a great want Of strong character
aud tone in tine ArchduKe Louis's physognomy.
The gentleman in attendance on him has sharp
aqune profile, dark, keen. eager, finely set eye,
and brunzed complexion. When he stands
behind him at the theatre. looking from the dark
side of the box at the house the contrast between
his picturesque head, which expresses great in
tensity and that of the blond Archdukr, Is very
striking The Archduchcss is amiabe looking
woman with a ieebly smiling mouth, and is
daughter of Miguel who disputed with Maria da
Gloria for the crown of Portugal The Arch
duchess is neither plain. pretty, nor imposing,
nor disaquc. but when one comes TO look well ut
her one sees she IS essentially wcll-bred gentle and
of "A disposition to 20 quietly through life. She is
the third wife of the Archduke, who was first
married to Princess of SaXony and then to the
Princess Annoncladc, Annunciation, of Naples.
Donna Blanca her sister, is quite another sort of
her attractions aud elective aiiinltlcs, she would
follow regiment a a vivandicre.
Their Imperial Iighncsscs have been staying at
Cobourg where they made the acquaintance of
Madame Adam Comte Won Benst told them 80
much abOnt her that they conveyed to her their
desire to meet her when she and they would be at
the seaside place. Since their arrival here they
have not gone anywhere and accept no invitations.
Baron and Baroness de RothSchIld have called on
them to request the Archduke and ArchduchesS to
do them the honor OF passing day at fcrrere,,
their seat in the Department of the Seine ct
Marine. The Imperial couple take great pleasure
in sauntering about Paris, looking into the shop
windows. They are rich and spend their money
freely.
Mustapha the Boys fayorite, is coming to live in
Paris lie has been dismissed from the Beys house
hold because he was making away with all the
crown lands, which the French Government
wanted to hold in reserve as "A security for the
Tunisan debt. The personnel Of the French
Resdency greatly profUed, it appears. by Musta-
pha's largcsses. Since the Boy has fallen 10 the
state Of a Subsidized ruler depending for his civil
list on French controllers Musaphi has not bten
at any trouble TO please him. One OF the causes
which led to the breach between Mohammed rs
Sadok and Mustapha was the tie formed by the
latter with Christian girl-if such title can be
onDlied ~ a demi-monde actress-who threw NJ an
engagement at the Paals Royal to emIgrate TO
Tunis under Mustaphas auspices She is called In
Crosse Marie and is finely formed and has a hand
some g0od-humOIed countenance AS she did not
20 10 Tunis in the character of a slave. the Bey
took umbrage at her Christianity. The Arab pOpu-
lation was also scandalized at Mustaphas atten
tions to a Parsiennc who wore no veil and openly
attended mass Not that she was at all dcvOut.
But she saw French faces and toilcttes a. the
- hnl 10 Inty tlt,rt
The Moslems, however, imagined that she was
fanatical as themselves, and would intrigue to
make their faith subservicnt to her own. They had
been in the habit of regarding her friend Mustapha
as a pillar of Islam, and resented the efforts which
AS they imagined she had been engaged in with