The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07
The Late Scenes In Munlch-Loia MOntss'
own Acc cunt of Them.

Our readers will ne amused, and in respects in.
Mich which resulted in the expulsion Of Lola MonteS
X Is extracted from letter written few days by
the fair Counters of Lsusfsldt 20 gentleman in Lon
don, by whom IL is placed ct our disposal =
''LINDAU, Feb %, lsl5
any dear -: The last lstter | wrote TO you was
written the beginning of the most disgracfu
ever read Of but the end far other than the be
gipning The next day after my letter which, to under
stand from whence sprung this scandal was
the year which that most infamous 'morandum
was sent to the King by his ministers. Well in the
morning, the nobleo, with Count A-V-, Count
T. father son, with host of officers and soidsart
nobility, were mixed up with tho ccnmonest and lowest
people. The Countess P Jaw myself, with other
women-I cannot call them LADIES' saw them at the
head Of the populsce, each Of them waving white
pocket handkerchief snd actually leading on the mob
To this, give you my word of honor for the thing
could not be credited had not seen IT With my own
eyes la too morning the arsenal broken into BY
munition, and then rushed to my dsomed house You
raw the like. my dear = | assure you this was
head by tho Count A. v. | hearing that
the whole town, mobiles officers, couutessss aud mob
altogether, were TO proceed to my house, looked
upon myself already as out Of the land OF tho
living. ! had all my window shutters secured on
the nde Of the street. gavs my orders calmly and
firmly not being the least Hurried You Know that
q certain occasion have Immense sang trotd gave
NY orders. had my Jewels diamond, and plate hio
curey wrote lev lines to the King 10 case
should happen me, recommend 20 him my friends ;
and then waied calmly and resignedly ny fate having
clear conscience and hops in God At nins O'Clock
saw the Wnoie OF tn~ bODulty ino ueau VI inc
~th quantity OF Ulcers sn happy 70 say only the
lieptsnsnts)- como bcfer- my house Tbs Coont.@ of
P, and the Coustsss OF -, and another, baro
ness losdeg with white pocket dksrcbefs the mob
tbs lowest and vilsst mob that would disgrace the
mobs OF London and Paris Also n some Of the
most Yea GUS priests All had stones STICKS hre-srms
axes spades SO 30 and all this grand array to
Tighten snd kill ono poor, inofens'vs woman They
cried out for my blood Then must tell on that s
ms faithful snd devoted students were with In my
house with Others of my real friends besought
them to leave the house by the garden, saw clearly
they wanted 10 kill rhey al cried they would die
for poor fellows went into the garden and In
lew monea Is my housc surrounded by the moo al
all classes The officers bad In taeir hands Tnen
| rsIestsd into the house In momeut all me giss
broken TO bits Thsstudsnts wers armed ana tood
round The mob got over the wall, AID the young
Count = cried out, "Tep thousand gui'ders to
him Who would brIng me to he fu OF TIC mop, IN
tho M me OF the Count A v" when TINS WAS
going on the Other peers put their robes and were
consulting together to dethrone n. Majesty. linen
the mayor OF the town went 10 zone oi tho