The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22


paid stating what the writer had done and anothe
letter from the bankers informing him that the money
sss We Of houses at Paris producing hther
to- an income Of about $500 ayear There H.
need scarcely say much cause to .pprehend that this
property will be connscated by the National Assembly
We have to believe that M Guizot concealed
for eight days in Paris before he could make his
and that he obliged during that time disguise him.
self In womsn's clothes-B'Ighton Gazette
The Ex-Royal Family Of France
From the London Poet, April IL
The Count and Countess of Neuiliy, with tho
bers Of their family circle remain in the stctest retire
plain and unos.entotious manner in which the house
hold is ordered the most rigid economy being observs
Yesterday their royal highnessss the DUKE de Ne
mours the Duke and Duchess dAumale and the Pfiace
her Majesty at Buckingham Palace Their roysi hisb
nssses returned to Clsremont at Ave O'Clock.
The Count dc Nsully has been in town than
once during the past week. On Tuesday last the us
trious exile called Buckingham Palace to maks in
quires after her Msjestys health. The Duke dc Ne
wits has called his royal resive. Prince Leopold of
Napes his excsllency tbs Belgian Minister and several
others.
The Count dc Jarnac remains in close attendance
upon the king, visiting Ciaremout frequently Th.
Belgian Minister has also psid his respects to the
The Count and Countess de Neuily since their srri.
val at Clsrement have rsceived visits from great
Gay the Prince and Princess de Besuvan arrived
Paris expressly TO pay visit to the illustrous exss
great many servynts attached to the house
hold have followed their late lustrous master to Eng
land aud presented themselves at Claremont but the
OK king with one or two exceptions has been necsssa
lilly compelled to decline their preferred services
The princes and princesecs of thu family frequently
wslk In the nsighborhoo Of Clsremont They ara
invariably received with every degree Of courtesy and
respect by the Inhabitants of the district much
sympathy appears 10 bs felt for their fallen fortunes
The count and countess 10 out very little The count
generally rides 10 close carriage his way to and from,
the railway station and evidently studies to avoid the
appearance of any display
with reference to The finances Of the family, we are
sorry 70 earn.thst rhey are NJ very low ebb. Up
he present time the king has eved intimation
rom ne provisional government to the future dispo
OF h own private property IN France snd this IL
MI ,ne family have TO rely upon for their support of
course great anxiety felt the subject Lamar.
TINE in conversation with friends of the exkipg has in
variably expressed an have know the best
Intentions towards the fallen monarch but az present all
10 uncertainty ss To the result snd stated above the
establishment at Claremont cinQly kent ON the
lowest possible scale -
The following are the nanss of tho gentlemen who
have made themselves Voluntarily exles with the tx.
king, and who remain Sith the family at CIueuont =
General DE- Rumjgny, General Dumas, General Dillon.
detot, M. Vstout tho kings Hbrsrian and Or
Pgsch, physician TO the exiIsd family This Countesc
Monijoie remains in attendance on the ex- queen
The Duke and Duchess Augustus Of Sake Coburg are
IT Is understood gone direct 10 Goha whence they will
thor'ly proceed 70 Hungary
The latest private accounts announces that the Duke