New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
cHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr. ED
MUND YATES

she goes to court But it is seldom given for me-
Among those who have received ii during inc laSI
two years Lord Savie, Lord Clarence fa5o' anu
sir Charles Lennox Wyke.
ROYAL PRINCES AT A PUBLIC sOH0oA'
Emperor William has decided TO send the crown
Prince and his second son. Prince freuerloh, - i''"
over shortly in order that they may a'teHu '0 '"9
of the famous public school there
THE CAR CONSENTS TO A MoRGANT1c MAR
RAGE.
After long negotiation the Gar has consented 10 the
morcanatc marriage between Duke George OF Meckleh
hurrstrelitz and Mile. Athalie Wouhartsky, whom
His Majesty has created Countess Curloh The cere-
monv took place privately IN inc chapeI vi ''o
Apitschkoif Palace, Saturday week. ana tie Emperor
and Fmpress and several members OF the lmpeMal
family were present.
GAVE AWAY HIS wIFE's JEWELS.
TIL. terms in which the departure Of the Senior
- MI. nicholas is announced in the official St
petersburg print is attracting much attention Ills
,rneria, Richness il stated, leaves the Russian
Empire with the permission of the Emperor. Inc
story is that when the Grand Duchess Nicholas VINO
as "a we'll known lived many years in sccluson IN inc
tornons cave Convent at Kew was visited by the
Grand Duke Peter, the recluse Grand Duchess pre-
sented his bride with her magnificent collection OF
Jewels These she had left in her husbands care III
~ PETERSBURG. The Grand Duke Peter. however
rroh,bly being cognizant of certain facts took no
steps 70 obtain possession of the gift till one day 'o
c,arna received letter from Kew asking Tor hhoTha
oon with reference TO the jewels. As these
taa not annarently vet reached the Montenegro
Princess tho matter came to the knowledge oil inc
car who on interrogating the senior Grand Duke
was informed that his wifes Jewels, some years ago
had been given to Madame Schiszlawa iFehd ol HS'
and that this lady had refused 70 return theh l''o
upon the Car dispatched General Won dresser 'el
Of the ST. Petersburg Police. TO Madame SchNzia"a'
with authority TO obtain possession Of the eweFy In
this way the Jewels ultimately recovered uo'E"
not without scene few days after this the senior
Grand Duke Nicholas obtained permission of the Car
10 travel abroad
COUNT ANDRASSY As A DIPLOMAT
Far too little has been known Of late about Count
Apdrassy's influence in European politics. IN july
1870 q few DAYS before the French declared war
against Prussia il was a word from Count AndraSSy
that prevented the conclusion of the alliance "A'n
Count Won Beust had prepared between austria anu
France At the famous Sulzburg interview count An
drassy told Napoleon that Hungary would never ao"
Austria TO attack Germany, and that the treaty was
valid only in so far as its provisions could be executed
When Count Won Beu,t was about 10 slsu
the treaty with France, Count Ahora'.sS
then Minister President at Pesth, received
a visit from the Prussian Committeeman 10"
German Minister TO MeX.o lie Informed the Oou"
Of information he had just received from fFih'e Dis
marck that Count Bcust was about 70 commit
the dual monarchy 10 an alliance with Napoic'h'
The interview was short but diplomatic and + lar
specimen Of diplomatic methods and manners. Nhch
the Consul has spoken Count Andrassy solldly tod
him il was not the business Of a consul 10 TURNS"
such intelligence II the business Oh heNilI
ster President OF Hungary to receive IT, The next
train however was taking Count Andrassy 10 vienna
for a stormy interview with Count Won Beust. The
lie Avra nrfiF O. IL
was Count Andrassy's treatment Of the Hungarian
press. Finding that the leading daily newspaper WAS
constantly opposing his policy, he inquired who was
the writer Of the offending articles He was t"d 'a
Ii was secretary in hiS own Ministry the name oehs
mentioned. The culprit was soon before NM " ION
must suspend journalistic activity said count An
arassy You will be compensated for any loss Won
NAV suffer in giving I'D such extra work" The young
Hungarian secretary replied that he wrote the way ne
conscientiously believed and should not think Of stop
ping his contributions. lie fully expected thht TINS
reply would De regarded tantamount 10 a Ic7gna
ton. Ninety-nine out OF d hndred Ministers "ou4u
have shown the journalistic secretary the door Count
Andrassy astonishcd the journalist by asking MIN to
sit down and quietly discuss the question, with the
result that the latter's views considerably mod
fed and ths articles toned down. In this
characteristic Count AndIassy resembles
Prince Bismarck. When the editor Of "The Berlin
Punch was imprisoned for some slight "magcstats
beleidungo it was Prince Bismarck who behind the
scenes insured the prisoners comfort, general good
treatment and early release.
BoURBoNs TO VISIT ENGLAND.
The Due de Nemours and the daughter Of the
Princess Blanche dOrleans returned last week to
Paris from Cannes, where they had been staying since
The arrival there of the Emperor Of Brazil The Due de
Nemours and Princess Blanche will co..c 10 England
I'm April TO reside some weeks at Bushcy ParL.
LORD AND LADY Butte IN SCOTLAND.
Lord and Lady Butte have been residing during the
last fortnight at Falkland Palace, Fifeshife, where
extensive and very costly alterations ana improve
ments have been carried out since Lord Butte pur'
chased the estate from The Bruce about eighteen months
ago.
MEMORIAL TO THE DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND.
The stratlpefer memorial to the late Duchess Of
Sutherland is to take the form Of a new Episcopal
church, which, it is well known, she was most ANXIOUS
to have built there The Duchess was the proprietor
Of strathpefer and Castle Loed, the old scat Of the
Earls Of Cromart.e, IS close 10 the town.
MY LORD AND MY LADY WORSHIP APART.
hear from Melbourne that few unctuousy devOut
people there disposed to be somewhat scandazcd
that Lord and Lady IlopctOun do not 70 70 church
together II seems that my lord is "A Prcsby tcTian
while my lady is an Epscopalian, that lie
goes TO the Scots Church. and she to the Anglican.
Captain Wellington, the private secretary, appears
to DO comfortably Indifferent the subject. a. he
goes TO either the Presbyterian worship or TO the
Anglican services Just as occasion requires Lady
Hopetouns health, by the way. suffered from the
excessive heat Of Melbourne last month. and She
went TO recruit in Tasmania, where she found Lad y
Kintore who had come from Adelaide to seek more
temperate climate.
GOLF COURSE AT HATFIELD PARK
bac Iaid ont col in
Park and has presented Lord salisbury with com
plete set of implements.
An INCIDENT OF Mr.. BlGGAE'S CAREER.
There is one incident in the late Mr. Liggar's Par
uamcniary career which the Gladstonians probably