Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15
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.PUSSIA'S AMIABLE BEAR.
-,otfr OF THE LIONS CLAWS
. ~ INDUCES CIVLITY.

isI 80 gorgeous Nuptial Festivities-
ecu vsscts Of Lady Churchill's Example
Her CountrywOmen-Hy drOphObia
lg' conquered.
re- LONDON, oct 31.-The publication of
Hbatst4st Blue Book is not likely to cheer
Oh aoraItsts and philanthropists for it clearly
oc' r,,ss that amiability is at a discount in
red A[iolomacv. NJ de Giers, the Russian
Hprina Minister, who treated Lord Gran
20 4 gpla in rather off-hand manner, was
i } 4 oroIaisauce itself to Lord Salisbury.
- is evident on The surface of the cor
md. 4 coincidence. The government of the
re- A cyar took advantage Of this good nature
o the Gladstone administration and
ytrs a naved upon their fears and scruples and
XrInsed to listen to an argument till the
sred "a rord Law with Lord Salisbury, who has
fine 81 never pretended to regard MuscOvite
Mdp.omacy with any particular admira-
cred ram or GOOD will. The attitude OF the
paFs Russian statesmen in presence OF Lord
8Grqpylies ONertures, and their prompt
XaIbasion to those Of Lord Salisbury is a
= lesson that will shock people OF senti-
ra n mental turn of mind, but which is none
the less 70 be laid to heart.
- PRINCE VLADEMAR's MARRIAGE FEs-
INVITES.
Itisagreat many years since France wit
Hcastles OF Chantilly and Eu on the Occa-
nra "a SION of the marriage Of Prince Vlademar
of Denmark with Princess Marie of Or
leans. These festivities have naturally
; ~ Given umbrage to the Republican govern
mem. and the talk of the expulsion of the
,iSh Orleans family is once more renewed.
G MNOtbug could be more unWise. Out of
W7 000,O00 electors who went TO the polls on
Cea MOct and is about 3 600, 600 have returned
Nonarchists, and these will have to be
8eckOned WITH To eXpel the princes of
In Orleans would be to eXasperate their fol-
III Mowers, and increase the chance of a res
u. M0ratiOn by browning the pretender with
Ale halo OF a martyr. l may be called a
n ld Republican, but l should like to see
u MBepublican France open the gates Of her
Al lospitaitY to all alike. grant freedom to
? n al parties and sects, and cease religious
N well as political prosecutions. In my
all mind the church should be free, UNIVERSE
-, hes should be free, hatTeds should be for
III Wuen, and opinions of all sorts should be
4 Suspected; but l am afraid that twelve
ears of residence in England have made
5TS bad Republican Of me. The French
ought to wish for many such festivities as
h0seOt Chantilly on account of the severe
vie II ApressiOn Of their trade. AS to talking
MaeXpelhng from their territory the rich
&t OF their cOuntrymen, it is mere folly.
md M ley should sum up the position by joke
IA" mich suits their character best, initiating
eeJlugs at the chateau d Eu by saying:
These Orleans princes are getting trOu-
"a @some, us tOnttT0p porler @ Ea." Have
Va gu got it?
ilk The French people ought not to fear
t Orleans Princes. They are not, like
he BOn3partes, adventures. They are
- SO richest gentlemen in the land, not
J Aey 70 put their immense fortunes into
Dc scales against their small chance of
gaining power. Their very fortune is
cause OF their unpOpularity. Just
men France was groaning under the
@mendous burden of the German war
Aemnlty OF 2O0,OO0,000 Of pounds sterl
A., lne Orleans Princes demanded the
Z; 4iue OF their estates, which Napoleon
pei ~ mad confscated. To pay them off
En-; sas tue first act Of their old servant, NJ.
~ 'nitis, Wnen he was made first President
sea tue third republic; but the fact Of their
lush .Ahs made their demand at such a time
lch; lsalt them their death-bloW politically
loc Peakng, and Theirs knew it.
. iaE NERVOUSNESS OF THE ORLEANS
ich FAMILY
'oks samost proyerbial in France. Iremem-
amg si' Waen quite small boy, an aneodOte
any 1alch / cannot youcb for as true but
sme salcn shows the popular feeling towards
,an 4sm' On the Chantilly road, leading
size .ol Jne station to the Duke OF Aumals's
90 eas4e' a bind 5eggar used TO stand and
a, SoAoit aims. II You gave him penny he
/,
q ueh his sense Of touch told him that the
III iu presented was a halEpenny he infal-
hess" N1' WI A''' - -
-" Mns lhebaw, or Burmah. will soon see
cam invaded by the British troops
'1' iAuia. Whether his territory is to
III a"DeAeI, or only protected, by England
- ~ Aos appear to me TO be OF great mo-
M ' OuJ the suppression OF the drunken
'yf M fbr-,' Nu. ueIous mend who sits on the
%. hui NY Mandalay as the lord OF ele-
W. f1 ne VIII be great boon to mankind.
nv m, auies OF old England are coming
J 81 III drsult 'helf shells, and who is il that
IN. MI ~ tnem Outy Why, Lady Randolph
ac, srr-Ji1tIl, VINO has set herself the task Of
r,It,ssa'lg them from their indifference TO
la, ib' Lea, IVA, topics. After making her husband
n. seryst,,,o' prominent member OF the Con-
dh dc' tIle party, this sprightly American
W. tr nas founded the Primrose League
IN aus choosing for emblem the favor
fso"e i OF Lord BeacOnsfeld The first
biJ w. ration OF this association was
bg.Id,....ue ALBERT palace, new rival
"a, \, 't,hs 70 the CRYSTAL palace situated
orare oii'itersea. The proceedings were
eB 16sr ,,l some speech making OF gentle |
fr@i "uen THIS was over the ladies ar
Nrsii l''ly Randolph Churchill, as
- fertraI OF the League, occupied the
f.snt,sl pace, supported by many in
n",ial Iadles OF the arstocracy. As
H.H
u img.p .Onounced bore, only half a dozen
we're given. These, with encores
g1 enoiuses, in which the audi |
\ Ola joined, hlied the time al. !
ratI.~ inc musical part Of the demon
~ oion' The yucalists were ViscOuntess
sss el'S9's,,aane and Mrs. Andrew Tusr. both
m Ives IN the amateur musical world. |
:. 'et.el, who is the wife OF the well. |
NJ yo,in author Of "Bartholozzi and His
he rAltn ~, possesses one OF the finest con-
n NV. ,t1lces in the world. Most OF the
,Snpsen were Of patriotic charac-
Y Il. Il t5nssp little girl OF years Of age,
= 49,. lh a frock OF primrose satin, with !
az see' Dteet0ire bonnet ever mount |
as'i.5S small head, presented Lady
y.ii pl ChgfchiIl with a huge bouquet
nobee.lo" flowers, measuring sixteen
} ogn5.n diameter. which had cost fifty
6sa Is sterling. The ladies' OF the Prim- !
Wear ~, IS. qe, on these grand occasions, |
fvy. ne =, badges Of The order. These are
Z, ef NY Aih0s, great badge OF gold ia re-
- grsr, I'd ..,s a silver ground, with the mono- |
rimro5,.' =" "a the centre, aud tiny china