QEEN NATALIE.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 53, 26 October 1889, Page 3

QEEN NATALIE.

Th 9 position of t 10 e«-Qtieon Nt tali ' in Sirvin, is not by any mean-* ►'ip.as.nnt.one. Sbebad retiiined ' '; IV:, iu»" \vitn the avowel-intonlio o r .i-ib- *aki.i\* r'ie enre attd iiiue U< nofihevotiii-jKii'i'.whiiis' earcel more 'a.', t. .vcive .c.-. s ■ r .. o:. 11 thoilf'h po,) I;'.ir P'") .;,!• '" tb )W"V>' of the I'liimti'V '-i-r pro ."110..' object d to by the OiVorti! ten '. Is thnt, 't' the e\ Qiu-e i'.:i"iiis nbstrn.a'o. Mi-' .'erviji G->ve;';ime.it n- : .n (1 iwpfiori of biiving her p\ih< ! Beforrin"; to 1 ■»>;■ proposed retur (the Belgrade of t! [-.yindnrd " leeeatlv wrote 1 jfillowa:— Qieoti' Satn'o. wl . I lias been .e-.id.tii- recently nt Valt jin the Crimea, ban now intimaU .her firm intention to leave tin niece oa the 2lnd inst. for Relgrad i l ;io Queen's resolution waa not con municated directly to the Owven j mont, whose letters have, in far I he-en left unanswered. But Qiice Nauilic has written privately t the effect that, o* she hail olnvul e\pres*e<l i . r final decision, it wi u■■ele.ss to continuo the correspor dence. A high official states tha w'oilst tho Regents regretted th failure of their efforts in this mate no attempt would in any wav I made forcibly to prevent Qtwe Natalie coming to Belgrade, as wc* manifastly imnoiimbje legal! to reatiain her, and there -a*tas j wish to ereeto any farther scandal but tbat sndovou'rs would be mad to porsuaJo her to meet the Kin) and reside at Nish or somewhrn outside the capital. Tli-j Gov-m moot ia further r*eolv*d to give In no olficial recaption. ' From tl) people, however, she will doubtlet have a reception of tho warmtt description. All classes era in fat looking forward to bar retom, as ia felt not only that she haa Dot liadly treated, hut that tier praMM ia a,national n*c*asity, in order j I *-M-u* tha proper training of hi ■on.