New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

''uehce mat they could command Into play FOR
'he purpose of prolonging the time allowed for
the sale. But do not gee why the Prince
the Princess should be blamed for the anxiety
which they have manifested in this matter. for
they have several children and it Is only natural
under the circumstances that they should do
their best TO retain possession OF a fortune
amounting to many millions CT dollars which.
failing them and their family would pass into
the rapacious hands of the St. Petersburg Gov
eminent. 1t is this question concerning the Rus
Sian estates Of the Princess which constitutes
the only objection that could possibly be raised
to the Princes appointment Chancellor. Her
Hlghness is 80 entirely dependent upon the favor
of the Car with regard to the duration Of the
time allowed for profitable disposal Of the prop
erty that any frendliness and good will that the
Chancellor may manifest in his official capacity
toward the Muscovite Empire will naturally be
ascrbed by his enemies TO interested motives.
1t would be surprising indeed if the new Chan
cellor not free from preiudices of race. for
there is no family in Europe the international
relationship Of which is more extensive than that
OF Prince Iiohenohe Queen Victoria's step
sister married Prince Hohenlohe, and 1t
Her Britannia Majesty who on the premature
death Of the Princess Feodore. assumed charge
of her children. one Of whom. Princess Adelaide
HohenlOhe married 10 the late Duke Of Au-
gustenburg IS the mother OF the present En-
press of Germany. The Hohenlohes are. there
fore. treated cousins by the reigning family Of
England. they are also by the Royal House Of
Prussia and there was no more popular member
OF the British Court than the late Prince Vie
tor IIohenlohe. who for SO many years filed the
office of Constable OF Windsor Castle, and who.
"i'e' s"'S''ii's ni"'Sei III ''e i'ne'iN" '''
in which he attained the rank Of Admiral. mar
major par, Of his life in his adopted country
prince Hermann uohcnloha is married TO Prin-
cess IeonoIdine Of Baden while another mem
Der OF the Hohenlohe family il matrinonially al
lied To- the r4igninr Uouse Of Wiirtemberg Prince
Constantine as prand-m,ster of the household
. - i, '' 70 ,.,,;a -, ,,,,r,iI.r ~ bts
,,., -a,i -, r.,r,r,l.'l .,s s,,,lin, az m. hnad
us,. II'aan:n,, a.i,,r''Dorv Prince
s s.e ui,h % ri -, tb ,9rgb,ar ~
tbe Warouies d'Imacour, one of the most intiu-
.,aI a,a ro,,liast ,a,,,ers ~ tho rrerch aris-
eii1Ii anu ~ 49, , e h ,,iar arairv CON
orai no Warouis de Cauirfst while one of the
l.,. o .t % ch,nriinr hos souqht . hr,dn
g., crc .,'' IN tb rarsl,, - Irincess Chariclle
Vliar,t - o.,' .h.,, ,.ht,b ,hara & ,or, moro
t,lustr'us e., the annais - modern Greece There
arc Uobeniobes who are married TO spanish
erordaes and fpera arc others who are welded
=, matric,ans of Romo and NJ Nanles. while
me chancellor anu ms o'Y'nr' p,ssa S,
niehha, arr ea'n MAJ - ~ so .,'.ida,ya,
w e. t - 49, a. ,,'ssia, ,bo, c"r,nan
7. u,ns tho Russian mother of Princess Con
stah'ihe ioifi''"fie o' r ~, ", : 80,
irhclpal ca'Sc oi "Ie I,,,.," ,i,h i,, sha
pe'ohlhs PIieS' i''l'' u''Vr - m r, hr
went 10 the lenstn 81 S.culinE = uINoi,' i,"'" a.
hushand irlhce .'lcnoiaS w. -, 49,.
10 marry MIN l.! NE I'm S'' ~ Nv 49,, r,,,,
freedom however me htait 81 ,-' ~ ~ ,,,
poser was interested IL |n9,nel i;,J fr him 70
an eN'It' ~ 10 49,. 80, ,i.t[r ,r,,.nkiu,
marry Princess Nlt's"h''cih "l'iDu. Pi"' ",.,s ne,
not only sandal o1' even - his new
danger at IN" hanaS OF me I'iauN y, n'T
inamora'a. Soreiy p'rpcNeu an" ,'.
moreover to bind himself WITH ,n~ o1 m ps
difTicultv To his friend and chief patron Cardlndl
IIohenohe. The latter helhs ueSI'uS W ." ht
ing the terrible inesaIlitn'r ~ 1t ,'u! 10
family with a man az such huhDl' p.rH a. nv
pianist induced him To become prl"s' anu a",'
to create an insurmountaoe par - D any ~"
mcnial projects on the paTt ~ the -.
though bitterly dlsappoinleu Sh' i'''l'',n , a
friend 10 the last. ana II was a. "'' f-' ~
Rome that he was accustomed 10 r'sH' M"''" !"
no,.1aa 9TH authors artis'a diplomats and