New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-22

rdcnlousy great the Importance she attaches 70 saen
matters T. perfectly well known 90 enery one on banV was
married the name Of every person 10 pe Io aotn
V eSted ths Of the
Order OF the Ceremonial making many aiIeItons, n
tons and suppressiOns Above all she was deerhntu
that the servants Of her household should have perfect
view of the ceremony. Anybody would nave tnousns
would have been considered before pack OF menlals'
hut this Is not the Queens way OF LOOKING az tnnss
were placed where they could see the wedding ceremony
while every trumpery windsor oneihl Mas tI 90,
fine actual household servants It still fresh in the rec
election that when the Duke OF C0nnaugnt was mar
ried Mr.. Gladstone was invited. Lord Beaeonsfeld
then Prime Minister, and Lords Granyle anu hart
ington were invited as leaders oil the oPpUstton
thus taken, incredible IL may seem, TO exclude inc
greatest Commoner in England because ne was i9t az
that moment the nominal leader OF the Opposition;;
The trashy traditions of the Court are very convenen
for snubbng or insulting Leople, and when me pupc
demand the reason an attempt Is made 10 stop tneH
mouths with precedent
The demeanor OF the Qneen toward her family ex-
traOrdinary and to ordinary mOrtals inc0mprehensDe
ITerroachable wife and mother, except IN letuhs
her children acquire German accent, she now Keeps
them at distance in very odd way. There Is no doubt
Of the Queens love for her children. When they want
in life she induces the Premier to ask for as large
grant he thinks the House of Commons will endure
any stretch OF Imagination be considered public Is
charged 10 the exchequer and the Queen herself saves
AT this moment Her Majesty, considered as private in
dividual cannot be worth less than couple OF millions
sterling. great have been the requests made To her
and great the saving she has made out OF income
This latter is not quite fair to the country when pays
literally for JTdis de representation and II, whel iOr
eign guests come, very shabbily represented put u
shows Queens love for her children In the face or
these facts is Il dicut to believe that none of herch
drcn dare TO see her without permission YET sch Is
the undoubted fact Not one OF her children except
the Princess Beatrice, who is condo mned TO seclusion
with her mother, can visit her without PERMISSION
Among themselves they loving enough and ex-
tremey pleasant and free and-easy together Prince
Christian, who looks very Old To he the hsDah OF the
bnxom Princess is on the with the Prince Of
Wales the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke OF Albany
and the Duke of Teck batting ms dull stories learned
should think from the late Prince Consor gets on Wen
with everybody thanks to his own good temper ana MS
charming wife. the Princess Mary, otherwise the
Queen of the JmgOes" But all OF these including the
Prince OF Wales. at an mmeasurabe distance froln
the Queen, who is lonely must pcrOrce conclude, be-
she wishes to he has rather encrcled erse
with hedge Of etiquette which she Is now p0wercss 70
break That she Is absolute monarch IN her own anly
"a she IS In her own house IA beyond all doubt; Dut
there is question that she has not now single Trend
to whom she can speak openly and unreseryedly