The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

aocompanisd him 40 aSds-ds-caanp. kss
sxpressions of gFisf and forsboding nFs
vivid and nuaneFU1s.. Tho war. Hhs
spies. WoakmesS and blunhsrsrs and ths
cOwardly GivlRG d % IN cries Of ne
pres. A strong ooyurnment. statesmen
cOurngsous. and oopHln4ent. would eAahly
have managed an. AGair which had hssn
allowed 20 arOw uniii u had gOt beyond
thar coatnol. ahsevn asserss IN . lstt~r
20 hsr sons' tusne. Mr.. Hood. thne noe
only had an TIE nswupapGts sEAGnsraead
and faisiflsd saaAsmnnaS but tho Blno
nook ltssif lad bosn ouncoCted % a. en-
tirsly % ooncsal tn rel history q The
srAnnactions. and % Z RsnaEsl ard vohe-
ment snAhusinmn had hsan created IN
En@lnnd whiuA hnA no foundmAionr n
truth. Altonethsr Gha had very hfale
hsart Tor thu hsgiivitbas eunnScesa with
tis mAsriaes 90 the Empsror. but she be-
ueowr furveat sulogiSnns upon the wnps.
bsanty. swoseness ana intslliasnoS a tho
hridS. who ONptivatsd ovswy ono In hsr nsW
home.
When Lady wessnerlAnd's hsalsh fercss
har 90 return 10 England for Q whils her
hushand snsFusts hsr with dslicaas com-
nisuions for Lord Clarendon. whieh ahe
appears % have -szsUuesd 20 perfscti0n.
Lord Clarundon, driven hy Louis Napoloon.
20 Lord westmoriana writes. was d.
sirous % mailing Wild engnRoments for
tho ultimafs ssetlsmene 90 alKairs before
ths allies I'm the var had obtained singie
aavantaGs. and ths programme Of the
EmpsroS of tho Frsnph Included seeding
Schlsswig. Hplstsin.. Svitrsri&nd. Pied
mont and the Ffsnkfort Diet before
he rssurnea 20 guiss. The wsstmoriands
did nos line Louis Napolson IRON any
point of vssw, while adzniftinG hin clsvsr-
nsss and rsssntins his mastery Of Europe.
but Lord Broasham. snabisd % judge
faaftsrs In Fntnss HON his residencsI
there. occasionally tries 90 modify their
opinions. Laasr In ises. when her son
Lord BarUheueh faAla seriously N whils
vinising the Fhnp~rvs. Lady We~tmorlAna
passed Q waek nc oompi1gns. and she
writes 90 Countess Pauline Ntale. who
shDwed her dstssaakion. that ahs brought
away . much more fmv0rahle impression
than ahe had ever had before. whilS
tho Empress 10 nse Rt al grands dame
but very uics. The Kmparor n . very
Grand sslRnsur and alwsya q psr1sCsl
Rantlsuman, endowed with much charm
IN apits Of hla awlsw asa figure and ahSolute
hack Of q sangls good feature Lord
WestmorlAnA reoiEnsA from the dApao-
mnfio service IN lsaB and .sstflod down 90
live quietly on his' sssaas In EngisAd.
Il have newer liked living IN this country
(Rngiandl. writes hin wife, -even when
had % many dear Relations. I have
alsays felt chat 10 b 'comforsabls here
you needed. health % iron and q much
larger fortune thsh ours without dipio-
matte appcinsmsnts.@
! nus her esrrsspsndsnes with her royal
and dlplomatio friends coztinusd. and Ne
rad how tathusiastic an inpre~sion
tina ,PStnnass Royal mads on tho PruasiMus
afrsetiss and diffculeies Oonnscasd with
the iIlnens and mental fsilurs % the King
and tho Prince II Ps'rnsia's regsncy: the
marriage oe Princess Charlotte 20 Arch
duke Mammalian and tho happy auspices
under which they ses out for thsir IN
sated smpiFs n sisaiso. told In letters
Sron tho King and Queen of the BslgiAna.
the PSincsas's parents. Baron Humboldt
writes that 'oas Who becomes an object
os olFiosisy and what 10 called q Oslsbrity.
gsus-rMlly oses 10 10 the patience with
which one endurss NE 90 long. and that
syoamR hdiss frsmthe country Who ehinl
% cheer him by Offering - eakabIinh tiern-
nslves near him On. order to.ba &C hand On
closs his eyes always beasn their lstasrs.
Noble younE Patsfarch.'" r'
n ies7 ledy wsssacrlaad vissese
Prince Netternich. then g years old. az
hia country ssat on the Rhine. JOHANNES
berg. and sent 20 her husband an account
cf her conversations with him. In Eng.
lAnd en- Isil, he Hald. ths Emperor Alex
nader !. and the Primes RsRsnt hated each
oaher. Msttsrnich wAs tho oonfldant Of
both and found Alexander was always
most 20 blame. The Grand Duchess
Catherine fOmsnted the quarrel. Lord
Grey oams 90 NIeeesFnich IN tell him that
Alexander had seat for him TO submit |
to him a proiecf for organizing an opposi- |
ton in Russia. Ishe thinking Of crsating |
q parliament1 In case he n dsasrmined !
10 do u (and tOok good care not 20 adj |
wise it, he 70 dispensed IN advance Of the \
necessity for creating an OppositiOn. Ne
ioes not lack one
Al 20 Franch affairs Mettsrnich - ]
narked ~Thisra n most anxious for the /
success and stability Of N&pcleOn III. |
N long a. 10 can be assured. lie would 1
not serve him. hut would do his best
10 be oG use - him. but that cann1t last.
Even 10 he lives he will fall. He has no
backing which Oan uphold him. After
him there win bs q republic. No King In
All Paris IL Repub-
loan, France In IAbssal- MonArchioal. but 4
Paris will carry the day. A civil rcpublic
q impossible. There will be n military
dictator. and We shall bshold the same
sort of thing that 10 going on in Spain.
minus the court. Louis Napoleon 10 q
nan Of capacity and viii. but hIs mind
o not Of great range Mstternich also
repeats 20 Lady Westmorland q CONVEX
alton with Count Nssselrods. the Russian
Primo Mini~tsr. who declared that the
smpsror Nicholas died cf grief &C having
oesn decsived. He had never wanted
ne ICrimsanl war. He had always
wanted 10 sss Out % u and bad thought
,e would be able w do 30. He had never
Nd the ambitious designs attributed to
rim. He had never dreamed % the poe-
'ss-ion Of COnstantlnople. Religious ideas
md the disgust he cherished for the
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