New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

two died III exile after having been deprived OF
their thrones. while Empress Frederick. dunnG
the ninety days reign Of her Inflated nusoanh.
managed TO embroil herself to such degree
with her husbands constitutional advisers and
his subjects. and even with the members OF her
own family. by her eagerness to turn eVerytnih
upside dow and to place everythins on wns'
she considered a more enlightened and progress
sive footing that the matter degencrated Almost
into international scandal Yet assuTedly
there has been any Princess more extra.
ordinarily gifted than this brilliant daughter OF
Queen Victoria There IL no subject on when
she is not able 70 converse with that famlar,v
and assurance that can only De ACQUIRED oE dn
intimate knowledge OF the topc. Hoy pa in'ings
would find ready admission 10 any salon or
Royal Academy exhibition we're she not an hui-
press while no sculptor has been ahie 70 VIC WIN
her IN reproducing the likeness Of ner ian,en''o
husband in marble Her statue of MN IS UNI
versally considered 20 be the best portray IN eH
stence Of Emperor Frederick. some OF ihn Potn,'
which she has written. especially in Cie'nia"'
have attained a European celebrity: anu III vi
course OF "A single evening recently she cohVcisu
on Venetian ar with Ludovlc fass,h'. VI0..s
herself his equal IN knowledge OF Venice pHSs
ava nreeent. then turned TO distinguished
musician whom she c0nfounded by ne, lle. .'
researrh: finally she discussed current -
with an Englishman o. letters anu upon M o..
,;,'oI ,rahilitv 10 cap passage from rope
which she quoted she jestingiy cn'ocd nm i"l
replecting the classics. ier int,'na'e laIS,n"I.H
- an Tho forms OF art Industry Is hardly su'
,'>d h,. mon who have devoted theiT i.fe 10
ttbese studies and such authorities as the la'e
Ga Richard Wallace and Sir CnarieS ROBINSON
havo froouently been heard tn declare that there
is no person living who eXcels her as conn9rs-
seur Of art treasures. Yet no ore possesses To
eurh a degree the faculty u: emoroilIng h"rselE.
a,,d .he number Of her en- r,n:cs far exceeds that
of her friends and admirers.
Dom Pedro's knowledge was 81 a more shper-
fetal character Yet the greater portion or ms He
was spent in scientific research and In the pGr-
suit OF those I'tOpian doctrines which proved his
ruin as a monarch as they may poss'biy prove
that Of MS youthful counterpart. Emperor Will
lam Ex-khedive Ismail. however. much r"sem-
bled the Empress Frederick I'm the extent 81 MS
know ledge which was 81 a perfect encyclopedias
character. No matter whether YOU Wer" en2i-
neer merchant. journalist. politician o. practical
aercultuI!st Ne a ono" mad" YOU i"e' that YOU
had met YOU match IN specie intelligence ara
information. and I've quite as intimately ac-
oiiainted with the uiceties of poltica party wa
fare i'm the United states as win the lates
Liverpool price Of fair midng. How he iouni
time 70 acquire this Information wa aiNdNs u
marvel to me vet he WIS abe Ia SPEAK win
all the acknowledged authority of speC'aEst
on each In spite OF this he proved an un'or'u-
nate ruler was deposod to make WAY FOR his dui'-
wittnd vet infinitely more successful son. Te"1h.
and died the othe. day in exile AND tolEoiten
EN-ATT ACHE.