The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-12 00:00:00

THE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.

The Memorial Diplomait que has the following :
"We receive afflicting news from Miramar. The
Empress Charlotte separated about a year ago from
her husband, deprived during more than three months
of all direct intelligence, and after having become a
prey since the departure of the French troops to the
keenest emotions and most poignant anxieties, has
just fallen into a moral prostration of the most
alarming character. ller M Ljesty no longer seems
to have any consciousness of what is passing around
her, and remains plunged in a gloomy reverie, from
which Dr. Dick has not for a iirnnent been able to
rouse her, not even when he announced the cruel
event which wounds her so cruelly in her dearest
affections. The complete indifference with which
the unfortunate Princess received that redoubtable
blow but too well justifies the fear that science will
now be powerless to save that fine intellect. As Dr.
Ilek had from the first made himself responsible for
the cure of the Empress, Maximilian L, who had
placed all his confidence in him, left him absolute
master of the treatment to be followed. For
that reason neither the Austrian family nor the
Court of Brussels ventured to interfere in a
manner so delicate. At the present:time the Em-
peror of Mexico having fallen under the murderous
balls of the Juarists, the rights of the two families
will naturally be substituted for the authority of
the husband. With that object the Queen of the
Belgians has left Brussels to be present at the family
council assembled at Salzburg ; and thence his Ma-
jesty will proceed to Miramar. The medical men
are of opinion that a final experiment ought to be
made by transporting the Princess Charlotte into
the midst of her youthful reminiscences in the Pa-
lace of Luken. That step will, in fact, be adopted
as soon as an assurance can be entertained that this
long journey can be accompliAed without aggravat-
ing the state of the august invalid."

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LONDON, FRIDAY, JULYI2, 1867.

The Viceroy of EGYPT was entertained last night
at a banquet at the Mansion House, when a brilliant
company assembled to meet him. The proceedings
were of a very interesting character, and it is satis-
factory to find that all went off in the most success-
ful manner. The Prince of WALES and the Duke
of CAMBRIDGE were among those who appeared to
do honour to the illustrious guest. Curiously enough
the entertainment took place in the Egyptian-hall,
which has_ had three Viceroys of E cart its