Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

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King OF Prussia' ihoueh a'fend 70 REFORM mas oeeh
forced 10 put check upon ihe herman Ca'hohc
Church. on account oil certain radical tendencies-
honge and other leaders have been put under the sur
veillance oil the police This sect originated with the
remuneration oy honge, oil Inc imposition pfacused py
tne homish presthood ('o whch ne uelonged) IN
obhging their followers TO make pIgrmages 10 wor-
snip the "Hoy Coat at lIeves, and has or cardinal
points, Opposition TO Papa supremacy, clerical cellb-
acy, and the worship Of relics. The Church OF Rome
has IN vain hurled It's anathemas against those who
embrace these doctrines, and promised to all who re-
NAMED faithful, that their names should be registered
10 golden letters III book Kept by The Pope himself
Inc sect have gained masses OF followers, and the
King OF Prussia has secretly aided it until lately.
Col. Thorne, the American who has for many years
resided IN Paris, and asionshed the aloenl and gay
PaIisians by his exhibitions of wealth in his style of
living, and IN the numerous and magnificent, parties he
has given, 10 about to return to the United States
The cause OF this sudden change Of disposition for his
naive land IS said to be the equally sudden appearance
oil an heir to his immense fortune Col. L. came in
possession OF his fortune by IFS descending TO him. the
nearest heir being supposed 10 be dead. But behold,
IN lew years this heir suddenly appears ghost-lke,
IN the Colones brilliant saloon, and with his titles in
hand demands restitution Of his great fortune. Long
negotiations iolow and II Is thought that comprom-
se IN tue shape OF an equal dVlsion mas taken place.
MS fortune thus dimlnished by one hall, and not wish
ing TO descend from the high place his luxurious dis
play has gwen him IN Partisan society," Colonel Thorne
concludes to come back TO America. But as he is
ready 10 start W packet Tor New YORK, he discovers
'ha' ms lovely daughter AIces IN love with French
man hhce Is said 10 DC oesuuiu'' ana sings admIFA-
oy' one was the iavorte Prim6 donna 10 The Con-
eeS Vi Tue rHhce OF Moskwa' ana her heaTt was ter
'hed at the prospect Of enouneng her gories as an
a"a'eu' Ao.ess, ahn oeing perhaps obigeh TO marry
o"e 'ougn ianKee instead Of The accomplished Paris
an "',se e'S'e anu splIi' nad won her anecilons-
'i"e' h''e 'e"ans IN raiis and becomes ffeneh
woman oy ,ne CIV, oode "nen declares inai me VIE
''us' .aNe "'e oo"u,''on o' we husband.
Vu"e sur mas oeen produced among inc Engllsh
popu'a.oh OF ra's oy Inc io'ow'ng; or many years
Ingnsnman OF efea, "ea.'n. IL was wen known that
"e nSu oeen married, ana 'na' MS we nad deserted
nun W. a"'''e'' "."'""s ms "'.u'p""s " PoS..u"
nef OF nef occomphce' inns m'dness Of ui'poSr'on'
MS 1eheS ana great generosity IN spensing 'hem' drew
10 MN many ihenus ana acquaintance ms very
popular English gentleman recently died. on prepar-
ing him ior burial, II was discovered that he was--d
CONAN!
ihere recently dled al Oheni woman VINO served
IL years as solder. While passing the bridge oil
Arcoa she was wounded IN the eg' and was, no'wilh-
sinh lieutenant She Twas enaaoed in 10 bat,les ra-
ceved a, Jer.nnes civ sabe.co,s and .. aLsr n,;.-
onsr :, I,.y AC,.r tho hail Of Ian. sho H.
r.,aa ,,;,h ~. 800. or ,Ia - ~ uon,r anJ
ceived a nension Of ZOO francs Her name was Maria
SohslI,nt horn =, Chr, .rd o,a, ;ns.,;h.d ~
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