New-York tribune., 1895-06-12
TIE GOSSIP or EUROPE.
BONAPARTIsT CorNCIL-wIERE TIE COUNTESS
DE CAsTELLANE WILL TivE-A LOST
CITY FOUND.

DE CAsTELLANE WILL ILVE-A LOST
CITY FOUND.
Two well-known American beauties about to
find Themselves in political conflict with one
other In England. for Captain Naylor-L-yland Of
the Horse Guards. who IA married to Miss Jennie
Chamberlain. Of Cleveland. is to contest at the
Southport in the Liberal Interest,", agalnsi Mr.
intention OF taking active part in the canvassing
OF votes for their respective husbantr
Prince Henry OF Orleans. concerning whose safety
much apprehension has been felt since he left
Cochin China en- route for Tibet. has just been
heard from by his father. the Duo de Charities, In
a letter dated from Talifu In the Province OF Yum
nan which he reached after crossing a most dis-
turbed and dangerous district
Old-time traditions precedent and unwritten law
have been overrlden by the decision Of the Bench
ers Of the English Inns OF Court 10 permit Brit
sh peer in tho person OF young Lord Ain?thill TO
be called to the bar. Hitherto a peer was con-
sIdered as DISQUALIFIED by reason OF his rank. and
the only reason why Lord Donerailc was admitted
was neeansf ns, ne 10 seat % an in the House Of
Lords. Lord Coleridge and all other peers VINO hap
pen TO be members OF the bar had already been
called when they became members OF the upper
House. either by creation or by inheritance, ana
until Lord Colcrldge broke through all tradition
last year II held that no peer could engage
In legal practice.
Prince Victor Napoleon is at Montcalicri
near Turin. summoned to attend a family council
which is TO discuss the abandonment OF his pre-
tensions to the French throne In favor OF his
younger brother Prince Louis colonel In the
Russian cavalry This is desired by the Bonapartis
leaders. who threaten TO stop Prince Vctor's hnan
c,al supplies and who base their demand upon A
political testament Of his father which has 81 Just
been produced for the first time by Plon Plon y
most Intimate friend and trusted coniidant. NJ
Adeon Prince vciors lack Of popniIarly aS %c
are such to convince the Bonapartlsts that they
have chance OF success as long as ne remains
at their head.
An expedition has just been organized at st.
Petersburg to explore the immense tract Of forest
and marsh extending over 10000 square miles which
lies between the rivers Intisch and Obj In Asatlc
Seen yed Sy % pn't and % believed % to be the
most extensive piece OF marsh land IN the world.
Nine carnot has declined the offer OF the
French Government to undertake the cost OF the
celebration Of the mass in memory Of her husband
on the anniversary of his death. fortnight hence;
sns Gn Th viii be attended
by President Faure and his Cabinet and Grape VIII
be the sword hits Of all naval and military
officers.
French railroad companies have at length decided
to Introduce the American system OF registering
and forwaTfng traveller luggage the , fhemin de
Fer de rOaest having already adopted the system
since the beginning Of this month.
With Alexandra Martin. who has just died at
Creil near Paris there disappears the last OF the
leaders OF the French Revolution OF 1913. lie may
be described having been the father OF the iapor
movement in Europe and under the name OF Aipert
rOuvrier the chief organizer OF the early iabor
associations In France.
Fever is raging usual at Naples. Not sur
prising fact. when remembers that the sewage
works but half completed and that those al
ready finished are constructed In such a slovenly
manner as TO constitute a source OF danger rather
than OF safety to the inhabitants This Is tne case case
not only in the old district but also In the new ,hS
ha cif
last twenty-five years.
The Count de Castcane and the Countess (nee
Could have just leased for three years the pretty
mansion Of the widowed MarQuise Hervey Dc b.