The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-24
Lola Monies.


Translated frem the Fsuisen OF Eugene Guinot pub
lshed by the Steele on the Goth Of October
The celebrated Lola Monies present at the hrst
performance Of the ballet Of Feuls des Fees" Her
presence did not produce much sensation the hero
Inc many antc there In demi
She occupied in company with her husband Mr. Hesld
a box Of second rank and her toilette was not only
simple but negigee One would have believed
that Miss or Nine Lola Monies did not desire to bs
and tried to escape attention. thing which she
knows how to avoid when she wishes few Observers
those whose occupation 1t 10 to pass minute review
Of the audience, discovered Miss Lola Monies, but
could not believe at first eight that her they
thought they were deludsd by a resemblance. Two
persons among them that It her. herself the
celebrated oness" and they entered her box to pay
their respects" between the first and second acts.
Mile. Lola Monies obliged them to remain in her box
either to change the monotony Of her husband.
company, or to prevent their indiscretion In going
round the theatre and divugng the secret Of her pre-
sence.
But, when the performances over in spite Of the
haste with which she tried to leave the theatre
before the fall Of the curtain she met 10 the lob
bies several Of those curious people, who having no
seats peepng inside the boxes and always the
first at the of the opera. The black veil which
she not quickly enough drawn over her face,
and seeing her near, there mistake. 1t was
her The of Lola Monies ran through the crowd
the staircase, whilst the young lady herself was
Fastening outside, not wishing to remain under the
portico defying mud cold and rain and went, herself
through the Lepeletier seek her carriage which
the OF the Boulevards, where she awoke
the sleeping driver by Throwing her bouquet into his
face.
On Sunday, October 81, Mile Lola Monies spent the
day at Montmorenci in very elegant villa the rich
proprietor OF which ordinarily very
trio society There we're fifteen guests present at din
and ali Of them selected With care, aud we're
known celebrated ripeurs At about twelve clock,
when Lola Montes took leave she made her for
retiring 30 soon .syng that she hsd 10 prepare Tor her
departure from frais which was, probably, TO take
place the next day but she did not wish TO give any
explanation to those who sdiscreety desired to know
1t is possible that sks went to Spain but what can
be the caute OF that Journey Some persons say that
ths takes there her husband whom the doctors have
mmsnd-d to reside. Tor the benefit of his health
under the sun Of Andsura; but Mr. Hssld enjoys
csleDt health OtheIs assert that Mime. Lola Monies
went TO Spain TO receive sum Of two hundred thou
sand reals which she at the royal lottery OF Ma
drid. Two hundred thousand reals! what 10 that
small amount ot money To have auy i0husncs upon
such Woman Lola Montesl Certainly she would
not take sUch trouble for such IA tride Mile. Lola
MoDies whose iwss, nation aud activity are ndefst
gable would not make IT, for two hundred thousand
reals. she needs in pres,ious VI more brilliant ssd
dramatic styte, and she leaves to the chsmbsrmaids
and ovdons beus of Castillo the pssceabls aud commsn
Satisfaction of winning numbers ut the lotteries Of Ma
drid. Cabs and Barcelona
Since her marriage TOR which she was sued as soon
as It accom- lishsd, the adventurer heroine had
not moment OF reposs Never has wife taken her
husband 10 such great distance With sucn pro
oisious rapidity Within ths short space of n ~
weeks, her presence has been signAzsd In London,
Paris, M&rseiii.s, Palermo Naples, Nice aud Geneva
One would think thai Lola Montes 10 changing 40
often her residence account 81 her dreadiDg the
consequences OF the trial for bigsmy which 4, nov
Rerc,nr VINO ass.d the s~.ne at Munich has no fear
Of English courts. She knows that the Justice OF
Great Britap bs. not power enough to reach her on
the other side Of the channel aud that sxtradittou
cannot be claimed for such affair BESIDES" says
che the sentence Is not yet ready to be pronouscsd
am rich enough and the English lawyers have plenty
OF ski to proiong the durst,on OF the trial for
years TO come Zen years are long ss etc nifty :"
hat renders Lois 'iontcs powerful Is tue support
Of MIR Hesld. United ~ they are. they offer strong
resistance The only disagreesbls thing which could
happen to them, would be verdict rendered In Eng
land against them, and even In this Gaze they you'd
be- at liberty TO remain united In sny other country
Lois hoptcs does not for living In London. she
H. equally fond OF Paris, Naples Berlin or Madrid.
No mAttsr In what capital she will 20 to live n she
can k.sp her rank. her husband and her fortunsthe
amount Of sOV 40 iraAcs year given to her as .
But II ever MIR Hsald himself took fancy to attack
the marriage, all would be Loaf. The Lawsuit would
become very .Asy to settle, aud the young man, who
knew not the conjugA petition OF sime Lola Monies
when he married ner. cOud return TO London be set
free, and enjoy hereafter his entire liberty.
Leila Monies knowsit very we'll, and the same fact 10
also known to MIR Heads relations IL 10 certain that
this young man, beside his four hundred thousand
dollars Of income will receive from his aunts, uncles
and other relatives, of whom he IL the only heir,
inmente addition to his actual fortune.
Thee rich revolt idsa OF tneir
money psss into the hands OF NINE Lola Monies rhey
ere exssperAied at the union their nephew has
Acted they wirh to him hy the protection Of tue
law aud they have but hope, which H., that the
Inconsistency natural to young people will Induce hin
to abandon tn. course which he madly pursuss, and
will replace bis Iuineus folly by lees dangerous error
But it IN nrcsssary that this resolution should be
promptly executed and not alow the dominion 10 be
established on an iDprsGDsbls basis order to ar
rive at speedy termination ons OF the unclss OF
the young GIo epicurs pretty cunning great
psrttAp II the homeopathic system has imagined to
put the sDrenohiseni Of his pbsv to anotnsr eka
mpAti n, aud basipg ls~gu.d bimssf With tbs other
h.sdr Of tue fsn'ily he proposes premium OF J0O0Wf
to the chabtess ~ho will know, BY her ssduction
hos to ~ssb IN. young sub Lieutenant from tn.
t.st csyti,ses bip and will conduct HIN to London
sssin iscoDstsnt ard Tree $40 O0f seducs young
sn,isbs, ricb generous and VAIN hearted 10 ta-
deed . myense aud an eut.rprise, calculated 10
tempt the ,soity aud the sebsbiuty of the far
bit lat fight from London Lode Nontes vho dts
covered the Intrigue, elnped ~ith her husband and
brought him TO Naples An agent OF the family tel
los.d the fugitive couple excited the
treat Lola Mopte- ,nductsd her husbaBd to Paris;
bit there the GER greater than aoy else:
sbd thus ~ IL that there travellers about to depart
his H. The secret Of the osqustude OF Lola Montes
sbe look for N she To Spain al the pretty
sy.s all tb. hts feet s the slender waists 81 tue t~O
Jssuii.s 81 Arsgon, Of EstrsEIsdurs, aud Of Apjs-
lnss vii conspife sssinst her staying Which coun-
try 10 where shs -ili not have to dread rival AT
least TO take refuge In deserfss se aud then hardly
ibtt allied Ia her tsle III. ~"ud see kpglishsen Part.
ltaisps and Spsnisrds attracted by the prize of
ga UtVf. and snimst.s by that spirit of conquest
which ~ the mVtiv. of the womsB's heart.
Common Pleas
Before Judge DAILY.
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