New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11


lFirsi Notcel
The fifth volHme of the Memoirs of Prince Met
ternich covers wear of tery excitement ana NV
years of steve Staguation IN European me- ~,
The opeulnc YEAR N}O-the fund OF biographical
material is unfortunately very mcagr'. IN l.
vale CORES pundcncc Of Prince MeiIerh'rh' WIN
has oeen cOplous,v drawn upon II the PREVIOUS N''
umes does not extend beyond lN29 lhe i'>s Is
sunnled after 1870 by contributions ron TWO
sources These are the diaries of the tA'c''S
Melanic and a completes series of con d'uia. letters
and DISPATCHES written by the Chancellor e. C".nt
Apponvi the Austrian Ambassador at Paws. .h'
CANS that rcullu are filled with cor.t~'"u .'h''
with other ambassadors. The dup" ate papers
are grouped IN tins volume in couJcn'tt Ni''N-
tracts from the Princess diaries. the ', 'n ''. 70
a. the Editor states. to pre- nj an ''u n.,T' 'l
view Of Prince Mc;tcu.cAs life DO 40. A'iH.' am
in the family circle during the whole " 'h''
period The Arrangement /, logical a"' '..'.'N' 3
nut q, the period under review wa, ONE o' political
inactivity. wUen event, were dIa9-H- az '"d"
pace rather than matching with stat IS >.u ', 'h'
interest of this volume Is shifted trom d., rre'r>
public business until il centres II the Princess 8
simple account of her life IA what wa- Oh ." t'e
diplomatic capital of Europe.
Countess Mraulc /lchy-F +, rra.is, Prince " 'lrf
nich's third wife, most iniu>rl'uo "ili>.' TOT
the notes al her daiy life AMI mpr So "n~. from
lS2Otn 1888. dll thirty closely wr,iicI No'nhr>.
Richly en- lowed with physical cha'm,. >or1. G.a'rN
and intellectual gf,s. she was plrcuiucnIN H''rH
t,r IN, Inch station winch she occupied bu' size
was something more than a hrlIant h@ IRE III hr
Cbonrelor', salon. TO whom ciu.eyu.y. prince, and
statesmen pad tribute in Wit and eala.try She
vas q dcyote! wife a faithful mother. and. with
oil ber te,ut,. an 4 ACCOMPLISHMENTS a simple M
oHocteA devont and s,Iuplthot.c wonil. IL these
Lrif r,,,,d. made solrly for her own Use aud re-
tn, ,-itt,t tI, re,,,ofr4t s,,. ,,,nl of t t. pos
ih,lit or t,,pre onblic,tion rueIes ,oul j, MIR
l ,-i,Lort n ia md Glitter iut vim soft and
,,..l,,vr r,di,uc. ~ ~ tue shaded surface of Il
,,.,odIand bro,l
Tho ,,b,nc,Ilor WIS something more than his SOW
erc,op's confidential ad,i.cr. The commanding
noe,i,, v,,ich ne had taken ut the greatest inter
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So - Etc.,, ~, ;... ., ,ol,ti,.l
,,ha,,.,, ia. Eur,,,.,n system his brow. woud
f', ,.;,I, ,,.,;,,.,. limo. am, L,. r.,,,,..rs,
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ton Woutd DE u"s'" VII" i"i''''''''4' ~ "'' NV
European sta eSnau, weighed down WIN the Pu NC
lHsiurSs Of many nations. who foIud iu ms charm
i,, pr.,,c.s Ne,pi, al first a sy;upatLrtI. listener
ING I'uC"'S "''iI'0 ~ us ~ '''' 80.
oil quick perceptions, ana uEdlN' rs "e' I"'-'''"'
maiurrd az me li1cnt aud >apacou~ counsellor
admir- .f,.,r m b,, husband y,,, as con, taut and
~ -. . ... l..,..l ana, ...l
hhqueN''I''"@ d. "'' ""' ,'''" wac ''
loved. she felt hOuprci by the pau> Ice t'ok 10
keen her Informed regarding European affairs and
$3.50, ;,} '..,,..,f.I ,t,,,t,,,,, to bi. r,.,, mis-
ceuceS OF tue H't'O P'' >'"'-'' VI ~ '
tics, flc wa, in her Eye, the greatest m1u HvIuS
o,l ot tin. sam. i,n, ne wa, 50 thou.htiuI of her
"'''' "' '" - 1890. . ,.li
comfort, 50 tender III Ills 'tal"'' 'l' '"' "''"
~ vi ve her So much OF bis distinguished Coup1ui ~
chin and edifying conversation! IL NAV be that
~, .r;..;,l -, tio,s =, tl,, bi.,,rr miami.
hh' '''dH'o ''''''"'' 81" -. g.,
III WhIch ne mover Will S"''' >0l'.0 - '"'' '
non ana 'h'' tue ''''' '"''''9 .;. I.,,t
evidence oil Sei'-coh'c'o'''"o'S ''" wa
during inc 'our cars '"''i'' ~ 'Io
III the present n"iu"', "' 1o"' ''''0' 'P
woma"iy h"n"l anu "''IN " '"I i, ~ ''''
being WHO was hoh'''h| neI VII" ''''''' 0'''''
delcc ana '''P'"''"7 ''''' H.. .,;.,i..
Inc HIS' 'A''"'' p''''"''" '', r-.
must Dc ieP'"'o" "'''''"' ', .,I,',I r
INV ''T'' u" VI, -, ,i'..,i.. l., ,,, vol
W"h"'N'""' mas ''7"' ~
u"s Jay
vienna January 80 my wed1lnS Hay'-i pr'ah
tno uiS ~ , 49,, c,,,n,,,ion ,rIth nv laib.r m
~ SbrttenraneIic Clement came IN til. IN .rnlug
AMI brought me my diamonds, which are charming
and beautifully set: We HITeH al Ctelneit AZ
Sl.d nnttin@ on nm, Lace trimmed drr,, dia-
nr,nds veil and myrtle-hOweI~. which Aunt Llch-
nowsky sent me iI"m UrdZ InlI "i'ei'oh lo.l' h' net.
me uG'Py :o M, ",.'t fy Heir bc-s,rr and
then we proceeded 10 the Nuuclo'>, whrre the
whole family we're assembled. mere were more
t n2u n,nI,, pI,SVf"1 . jo,rsn Tho r.i'mony di
not last too long; in short everything vent off
well a. could be-. We were scarcely ut Il M Whrn