New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
OVERRULED BY THE KING.
Ed7card vi Officially Declared to
Hare Th1carted His Ministers.

Haze Thzcarted His Ministers.
..7-inr Edward has decided that every member Or
re First Federal Parliament OF Australia shall
sol5 and enjoy the title Of Honorable for lie
Us majesty has overruled the strenuous opposition
:, rhe colonial Department n the matter" It is 10
~ last sentence Of this announcement made By
- Hon Alfred Deakiu. Premier Of the Com
-,,u-ealfh II Australia. his retirement from
80 the other day. that I wish call attention.
T,o-,b-= have often been expressed whether
-. present English monarch really took so active
- hove all. SO dominating in the admin
ts+-ation a the government as mas been alleged
4. -bese letters and II has been urged that Edward
-Tr as 2 constitutional monarch restricted
merely 70 giving his royal sanction TO the decisions
- fis ministers and Of lie Cabinet in London
- however have the word. publicly given,
- ,ra Prime Minister OF the great cOmmOuwe alth
- Australia that r. ono matter IT any rate the
-ys-r has declined RI guided by the advice OF
- -,r---ss Secretary of State iu London. that is
60 az The Cahine-. AID has. in defiance of the
ts,ee aud strenuous opposition OF both one and
~ other conferred an honor upon number ot
,.js Australian subjects
1se-a ~ America legislative office corters ipse
.,.o the prefix OF honorable" and is accorded as
. -ra-te~ of courtesy TO the person in question FOR
=, remainder 81 his life. IL the British Empire,
,,7rsver II Is an official tide which belongs as
,-+s- # inherited right 20 the younger sons Of
.-ls and 70 all the children OF peers of the rank
= -isco7,-- and baron a. wei TO all the chill
5rsn Of life peers with this provso that the vile
=, -Fe son OF peer does not share his right "a the
- NJ honorable Thus the wife 81 the Hon
raorre Ksppe- youngest son of the late Earl ~
1I5sn1a-le IS not the Hon Mrs George heppeI all
Lo,-gb she IS frequently described such IN the
Fnrlish newspapers. but plain Mrs heppeL
rbA 7reex u honorable also pertains 10 members
- parliament not in England, but IN the colonies.
- veil IS 20 members Of the colonial executive
- legislative councils so long they are in office
- such lansing however. from The moment thaI
bev leave Office unless il is accorded 10 them lot
,ifs bv virtue OF special decree or patent oy 'l7
,onarch as IL the case OF al the members OF the
E4rrr Parliament Of the Commonwealth OF Aus
Irslis.
..r-searert the announcement OF wh!eb has
-+a+ed great sensation in Russia Is that o. Mic
a. Tizte. the adopted daughter OF Count dc "itte'
=. president of the Council Of Ministers, 10 2
scjo. q the historic and iLustr.ous house OF IA
-tschkine which has on more than one oUc--S-C--
furnished cousorts 10 the Auscovlte Czars ME-
:. H-frre 2 very charming girl. devoIed4y attacheo
. bs- srepSsther and his invariable companion
an hts Trims abroad Is the daughter OF his VIE
nv her first husband. and has inherited from AsF
-nntber who IS z member Of the hebFe" race d
strain OF Semitic blood that has until now const-
-71red 10 her & drawback II Russia, from a soclAl
rosn- ~ view Moreover her father-that IS 10
say Nine de Whites first husoand-Was & slooFoI-
nate railroad ernploye Of the most obscure DirtA so
That her marriage into the Narlschblne faIIl4y u
regarded as most brilliant alliance Tor the young
girl
According 10 some the Na-ischkines are descent
ed from royal house which formerly hourisneo n
Bohemia, but according 10 Others they were org
inally farmers IL The village OF stare AlrA--o,
which still exists Natalie, the daughter OF one o.
them. used 10 make long visits TO her godmother
Nine Ma1vieR al MOSCOW, whose husband Aad
been raised from the ranks by Car Alexis VINO
occasionally honored his protege with visits II
was during one OF the latter that the Car met
s-[H e-z q mar
Peter the Greal was born OF This union
Whatever the origin Of the NaEischkines Who
ike so many other o. the great houses OF the MUS
covite aristoCracy remain untitled. they nave
played q most important role In the history OF
Russia IN the last three hundred years, and their
name is 10 be found CT nearly every one OF the
pages OF the annals OF the empire
Al the risk Of spelling Z romance. I obliged 10
state that Nile. Eeonore de KermOe- daughter OF
the Marquis de KernoeI. who last week created so
great sensation by giving her hand in marriage TO
a convict Of the name OF GoUdchoUx At Rom. II
Auvergue, with the object Cf Joining him n q
years time in the penal colony OF Cayenne. TO
which he has been sentenced for long term OF de-
teution. is not 2 Psrisienne elegante, nor yet q
great lady OF the FauDoGrg ST. German Nor is .
the sacrifice which she has made II order 10 wed
her present husband great would have been
The case had she been reared in afiuence and /
PLAYED q role IN society.
While il is perfectly that she IS the daughter
q authentic marquis OF old Breton lineage, her
father earning MS living IS hack driver IN /
Paris. while she has for number OF years past /
been the '5onne a tout fare'' OF general servant /
CT the family or Partisan shopkeeper ~ small
way
There are lots % bona fde nobles OF equally F,
ancient lineage as the Marquis &c Ke-Eoel who /
earning more less precarIOus IyeI-s d by 1
Of similarly humble and obscure c1lliugs II /
Paris This Is not so much due 70 the extravz- I
Esuce q their immediate f0reLs.trs the fact
that their families los. all their property and 1
wealth fighting for the royaisl cause the time /
Of The great revolution hundred years ago. ana.
less fortunate than those n0ols .emigres." who 4
had fec with the princes and remained with them /
compensation when the BouDon king returned TO
France
King Edward has caused the servizn government 4
70 be informed that he does not regard the promo
ton OF the officers personally concerned IN the as
sassnatlou o. KING Alexander and Queen DraEa /
from their Dos-s al court 10 higher offices in the (
army and In ne state constituting d satisfas- (
ION. IN the public opinion o. Great Britain at any
rae, Tor The outrage perpetrated last summer and
under the circumstances diplomatic relations be |
tween the courts of s. Ja1nes's and Of Belgrade /
must De considered longer As merely suspended .
temporarily. but Is definitely end. orders /
nave beer given break up the English Legation /
n me serviaL capital. The house which il occu-
pee has been vacated and the staff dispersed to 4
other capitals while Sir George Bonham the min /
is'er plenipotentiary, has been instructed re- /
move MS furniture and belongings from Belgrade.
tllsF ihere viii te further use for his services /
mere British interests Il Servia win henceforth /
oe BOXED after as q consul. who will deal only .
VIZ. TIE government and abstain from any inter
course with King Peter Il IS yet possible that the