New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
ROYAL VEAL AND WOE.
.x,,rpr SCANDAL IN SPAIN AND MAIcH'
co0 MAKING IN PORTUGAL.


o.. uncs with the conjugal
... IN. If the two highest personages at the
s.,ao;o Real at Madrid. At the Spanish Embassies
. a.. a,foreut capitals which are centres OF news
- sa.aatop. attempts have been made TO nusn W
49, ...raal nv giving cues to Journalists WIN
-. tha CONSERVATIVES of their Most Catnoho
,s.;s.s;es are in relation. Bat the over-Seai Oh
s.oads If Alphonso both first class granaees na'
,et the cat 80 well out of the bag as 70 ren"e, M
nossibls to hold in the animal any longer. a.
~ If the Cortes. who is also the Eoi'Or " ,.'
.n.ral thoueht he would please the queen W 'NiN
INC j., a covert manner at the KING anu shueasol-
;ag n, make him feel that he was TO some eA'en' vu
uR " and owed 1t TO himself, his family
ms sv"@' - .raaavored to keep up his throne
a"u r.,,;st. and Republicans to set good ex
-. Tbi. ;nduential editor, 10 cut at the roob Oh
- .,rorons intrigue, limited at 1T IN transparent
80 The two crandees. who are the companions
20 ~. Kino when he leaves home to amuse nimseh'
80. 40 ;n;udlcious As to admit that the cap thrown
:. ,hem and their royal master was good MT
Aseor,incIy they invaded the editors Once ana
thrs.t~ned 10 slash his ears OFT II no dio
,,ot retraet all that he MAD sa'a
shout the goings-on at the Casa de Campo SORT VI
M.drileue Pre- Catelan. The editor refused 70 10
orvthins of the kind. But without denying tua'
he had thrown stones at the noblemen IN question:
he observed that he had not gwen any names apo
that the only party who was entitled 70 coiupiA
Was the KING, whose identity was not wen Gun
cea,ed in the article. The noblemen answered. snAs
tbey only, and the Duke de Sesto. were nonorsu
With the intimate confidence OF H's Majesty H.
interrupted the editor. lit Is an nonor 70 oo .no
scoomplce in his treason toward ms young WIG
Nv o,;n;ou ia that 1t is not, and when
IL. al Ioh1
the cortss the suppression Of your emoluments as
c.ntIsmsn of the Household. The King should him.
self nav for such services II is not for the Paria-
r,ant to reward immoral work. This menace
brought the two hectoripg grandees to reason ana
frightened the King and the Duke do Sesto. wDo
beoped them 10 90 of 70 Bartz or some otherd'sfant
waterine-pIacs and amuse themselves there until
IN. afrrn which their irdiscrction had intensined
blew over. They have acted IN pursuance with
this request.
AIpbopso has become hardened and is not any
longer at paias to conceal his ndelity As for the
oueen, she is not Mt the baths Of Franzenbad. IN
Bohemia, but Is staying with her uncle
tho Archduke Albert, at Vienna. The
little Infantas have borne the journey well
Christina was received with the Highest marks OF
respect due to a sovereign on arriving at Vienna
Her fight from Madrid is approved by the Repub-
lican press here Royasts talking with EACH other.
blameis. The outraged wife, they say, too rauch
ubordipated the Queen. Ii was undignlfed to take
public offence at the Kings escapades, and worthy
of a trades woman to have burst in upon him aud
his paramount at the Casa dc Campo. Accepting size
1nonarchicsl point Of view, they judgt soundiy
Constitutional monarchy is an artificial arrange
ment and entirely based upon conventions. Nature
has not place in it, Monarchs should take ihe ut
most care not be natural Ii may be to their honor
to be guided by the impulses OF their heart but t IS
not to the advantage OF the royal institution Logic
is sure in tho end to prevail and what can be more
illogical than king or queen who acts
on most occasions Ike ordinary men and
womeni 1t is assumed by legislators
and cou1tiers that their majesties are above the
weaknesses oil mankind. and it part of their bust
ness to bring their lives into conformity with this
assumption.
The Spanish Embassy has instructed the French
journalists with which it IS in relation 10 laugh at
The want of manners shown by the Government OF
the Republic ia deputing mere police commisssry
to receive Queen Christina at the frontier station OF
La Hcndaye The night thing would have been TO
send project to compliment Her Majesty. and If
there was garrison town at hand, the chief military
officer Furthermore, they should not have gone, as
it alleged the commssary did. straight no TO the
Queen and asked her If they could IA any way
be of use 10 her. They should have been pre-
sented 10 the royal traveller by a cham
berain aud taken her orders through that function
ary. If they wished TO provide fresh milk for the
youthful Iufanfas. il should have been done
through the Duchess of Tctuan. their goyerneSs.
The honest police magistrate acted according 20
the dictates of good aud polite feeling. Why
should republican Government not hs a law unto
itself as well as amonarchical one and what civiity
should the German Queen OF Alph0nso. who has
been in the habit Of snubbing the French AM
bassalor expect from the subordinates of Mr..
Waldeck- Rousseau. the Min lister of the Iuteriorf
Baron and Baroness Michels al the festivities in
honor of the marriage of the Infant
Paz were treated with eoniumely. At the gala per-
Torrance at the Opera House they were roegated
to back seats The front ones were occupied by the
Mexican Legation. To command the cfviiity OF
republics. kings and queens should do as they
would others should do unto them.
The Crown Prince of Portugal, hear, IL saitor
Of the Archduchess Valerie youngest child of the
Emperor Franz Joseph The object Of the King aud
Queen of Portugal in visiting Madrid was to make
sure of the good Offices OF Queen Christina. Those
OF the King and Queen of the Belgians and
Of the Crown Prince Rodolph, their SON
in-law, had been already obtained. The
Portuguese Prince is Saxe-Cobnrg. and
Dom LUIS his father, is on the best terms with all
HIS relatives Of Saxon origin. His mother. Queen
PA, is by her mother and grandmother Hapsburs
She is the youngest sister of the King OF Italy and
a woman of good deal of character. The late
Plus the TX. was her godfather. Nevertheless be
refused TO her when she went 20 Rome TO attend
the funeral of Victor Efamapuei Pope Leo XIII
win not grant her an audience. he continuing to
protest against the accomplished facts Of 1861 and
1871. in which years the Emilisn Province and
Rome were annexedto the Kingdom Of Italy.
Fernando, the King-dowager OF Portugal. has
halted here on his way TO Brussels. He goes there
to communicate verbally TO his kinsrnan Leopold
the draft of tho marriage articles which Dom Luis
and the Portns uese Chambers will agree 10 il tho