New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

, o.ne,ia1 realm She devoted the remainder Of
her life to the interests OF those countries d'N'loP-
ing literature and art To marked d'Et'" All" -
finishing there I'm the closing years OF the thir-
t..nth century. several notabl" schools TOT 2HlS'
Her name and fam" ara still r"verentiy cherished
I'm Nontencgro and the adjacent territory. as one
of the wsest and best of sov'leens
one of her kinsmen named Del BalZo went Over
from Naples to Albania and married " S'rNl"i
Princess and his son. Oh the disruption ol inc
s.rv,an Emnir. In 1889 became the reignnS frih'e
of Albania and Montenegro. tributary 10 Naples
rho last Prince BaIzo Of this dynasty died in i2l
and was succeeded on the throne OF Montenegro by
his Italian cousin. stephen OF Maiamonte' VINO i
remembered among the Servians as stephen HI"oY
evish His son John became great patron Oh "''S
and letters He brought the first printing press 10
co,,iri. and there issued, in 1898, the first books
~ ,,d in rho Servan language OF that event
,ho four-h,indrelth anniversary Was eiaborately
COMMUNICATED three years ago ms son o''Pn'"
was deprived by the Turks OF much OF MS r'"'''.
and was driven take refuge IN the ias'ncSS'S VI
the Black Mountain. indeed, in IN" very rH'o"
N,st as Cettinie IL called by the natives In ina
n,dad snot deprived of the gay society TO when
no had been accustomed. his wife, who was enc
tian Princess moped and pin"d 40 mu'h '''' i"
presently aban Toned his capital aItos''h'r' an"
went 10 Venice to spend the remainder o' Ms ""'
Leaving the Government of Montenegro III the ha'"S
of the Bishop OF CettinJ'
MoNTENEGRIN PRINCES LlN FL IN H''
Thereafter for several generations the frlhc's OF
Nor,onegro continued to reSiis Ia Venice ana 10
ooL,ouledre that republic as their su|cfalh. Inc
p,hons ~ rettinie or Nladikas governed As their
,,o,,,arants II will be remembered that the mus
,;o,,s Iskander OF Albania was also Nassal oil the
IT, of tho Two Siccs. and that Ions after ms
lao,h tho hammer Of Naples continued TO noat over
,.,a aud other Albanian stronghods Near the
49,, -, ,,,o sixteenth century-to be exact. In 1857
49,, ,,or,onegrin dynasty founded by stephen OF
,,.,,o,,o became extinct Thereupon the Nlad-
H.. h.came the titular as well acting. rulers of
,,,oreqro and thus remained. combining both
,noral and spiritual authority. down TO less than
half century ago. The year 1891 is. therefore. re-
rdsd as the beginning Of the present dynasty.
From tl.at time. too. Montenegro was independent
~ venice In 1851 the succession. as Bishop of
cet,inte and ruler of Montenegro. fell upon Daniio
pe,rovich and he al the suggestion of Russia.
elected TO be proclaimed Prince rather than TO ne
consecrated bishop. Now that the granddaughter
~ DaniIo Is to wed the Prince of Naples and thus
eventually bee pme Queen OF Italy. the Italian con
rac,ion and influence In Montenegro when was
broken off about three hundred years ago VIII oe
restored Only instead of Italy furnishing ru'e'
for Montenegro Montenegro Will be iurhish's
Queen for Italy. Such an occurrence 10 'e
well calculated TO arouse moving memories an" q"
nir,,ions in both Italian and SerViah ne .,
Nor are the Monenegrins In any Wise """ t
y, such feelings They are the pes' p'i' " -,
c.rvan race which once formed 'h's"'' .
wild and rude a they are co"i'o''' -.
ia they possess vast ability ana no "' 49,.
w. w, 49,, prince is q man Of high attainmeh's