New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29
ANHlSsADONs fA0M nADIeAscAR

Paris CorresDond,ac, Phi HaH Cas,'s
Queen kanavolos Ambassadors are lodged IN ta
rooms occupied at tus Grand Hotel by NiT Chancs
bike when he Gas hero TO negotiate TIE
Treaty OF Commerce. With the eA0ptou
OF the first Ambassador they speak English
but with more iucncy than purity. That pefsUnase
does not appear 90 understand any kufupen
tongue, although Doe is Foreign Minister 10 his sof.
prclLn wIru Dee is eel home. Perhaps DIS gnofauee.
which mas not be so complete as % appears 10 ID,
an adya- tage. He Is tDrmcutcd by tho ra.0usy q
the French and English Consuis; and Gclmany
beginning 90 be source ol perpleNity. Their IL.
celcucleS have ln receiving visitors % lhusil Al.
strei lC0k. They wear their snowy grand crosses d
MalgaChc orders, st together ABREAST turn on net
toes ~ mmetrlcaly, gud dres. IN tightly nuiiauei
English naval uniforms. with which ~ the sired
they wear chimney pot hats. he undeTrfIayp<n
are IN "a row behind, ana the interpreter Wh0 sss
odd compound of hdlg1Che Jew and Jesuit, elansi
a. the elbow of the first Ambassador, who la Affe
tat. curlY-patrd, grave looking darkey, Dies shea
his facial muscles are set twitchiug 10y " Nhnss
dance. The interpreter Is Mr. Marx kdhi HOs0A aud
the chief sccictar, Mr. Moses Adrlanisa. lie hs
bIg WHISPERS. which have dTOll effect. Tho oiaei
Ambassadors have names which, translated ~
scmblc those given ~ the Independents IN Cron.
wells time 20 their children. A servant u csld
All-Su1lclug-Grace. The INST AnJa ,sli0r i Sedi
of tiOG- tina nouslud Blessings. and the naue
the second means Be-steadlast- III Payer hafk
and Moses WhO saro not pufc-blooded AalgaetcA
derived, probably their names rom jewish s0uites
Mark i Catholic he having becn tdu iicd ~ 70
JesultS; but Moses Is an Evangelical lhrsilan.
Queen kauayOlo feels that sue Is sovereign Oh
country which Is destined To become the Atncl.
England. her Majesty * puzzled 20 undenlld
why the French Government. which VIII not teisf
ate the existence OF certain IcilsiUus cousegslhN
in Paris, should try To ioist them on heT by YHiN
Of a strained Interpretation OF tue Lambert ife't
II they are bad tor France which Is 20 enl gllener
how much worse must they be for AadagasA az
The Queen dlscidlus all wash 20 pelsccute feAgot
ord, r-, but she does not want to iei them ctiaa
proprietary rights which would soon make lit1
the owner, of the ls!aLd. Several ladies W W.
Court OF kanayolO have oneu an on,hooi Of %,
Nora, ians. ana been taught TO 'oca.lzs slaS
muslc by brethren from Germany. lleI ekl
meet to tell each other about angels visits WlsS
they have celred in the form II dreams lnae
sing hymns of praise. fl n. Duclcrr does nol ~
satisfaction e. the Maiguche Queen sic WI aplsI
TO the Emperor OF Germany. the Queen 0i logan
aud the President OF the United states. Shr cam
to te an independent sovereign, aud o. have Ah.'
to proceed IN heI state against tie religious "
pOTatlOns, a. the Government OF the hePhpAoW.
ceeded against branches ol the sane Vtpr', =
France The position OF the French Coasul =
Gdmataye Is that she IL Only Queen OF inc hv'sfi
relatively small tribe. but TIE most nillssli, ~
gifted with faculty for asslmllating hbgNsI ~
American forms OF Christianity.