The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

tache He speaks the German, Hungarian, La IL n,
Slovskian, French, and Italian languages As s,e.
cisl marks; 1t may be noted that his hair slight
ly curls, and on the top Of the head is thin
but rather fiat than rounded his hands white aud
delicate his fingers long his bearing is calm and
posed at times solemn and Of certain seriousness his
gestures studied he walks uprighty his voice Is
pleasant and musical winning, and even when he
speaks low can be distinctly heard He produces the
(Schudme 1t is especially in his beautifully shaped
eyes that this expression Of enthusiasm resides 1t
increased by peculiar habit of looking upwards His
gy OF his character. When he writes German neither
his grammar nor his photography is correct.
The pencil of the police seldom sketches so ia
vorably the description Includes all the attributes
of hero of romance. The term schcdyme, is not
exactly rendered by "enrhusast," it means rather
pensive dreamer, one absorbed in subject, but
still silent. The portrait of BEN is less elaborate
and thrown of in rougher strokes.
Karl Benz, General Of the Insurgents, age from SO
to 55 middle height thin, has round face, brow
and rudy complexion low forehead hair mixed with
grey grey eyebrows nose pointed and aquiline broad
mouth round chin, and q moustache. lie speaks Po-
lish French and German has slight stoop 1t is be-
hevcd he has the GEAR OF wound in the face,
received in the engagement before Pesth.
The two men might be taken as the respective
types OF thought and action.
Napoleon Bonsparte has been attemptin g to gain for
himself portion of the popularity which has been lost
by his cousin the President and has brought forward
proposition for an amnesty, and for the annullng the
decree which prevents the entrance Of the family of
the Boufbons into France 1t is raid to have been sug
gested by Emile de Girardin on the other hand
Some of the particulars connected with the recent ex
traordinary visit to England Of Lola Monies have been
published, but the following additional facts, the
be read with interest
1t appears that while abroad the lady received an
anonymous letter upon the subject of the charge of
bigamy made against her the precise contents Of
which have not transpired, but they of such q
as 10 nauoe her ana her nus pano
y to hire steam vessel for which they paid goo,
and to proceed to England. They arrived in London
late at night and early the next morning the lady,
her solicitor He out OF town with all the rest of
the world at that period and the lady then ordered
her carriage to the chambers of Mr. Bodkin her coun-
sell Here she met With a fresh disappointment for
she informed that that gentleman had gone to
Rsmsgate She resolved to 80 after him and made ar
fragments to etart by train the following morning,
and it happened by an odd coincidence, that Mr. Bod
kin, who bad been prevented from starting early
he expected travelled down by the train and the
lady and her learned counsel met each other upon the
arrival of the train at the station After short
sultaton the lady became OF the hoax that had
been paetised upon her, and she immedi return
ed to London ard the next day she and her husband
started for Italy 1t said that her gallant husband
IS rs e,eessvey indignant at the different proceedings
clared that he will protect her from the "porecution
to whseh she has been subjected to the whole extent
Of his fortune
Another incident connected with Lola is thus re-
lated Late on the evening OF the 10th 18th inst
lady accompanied only by large black Newfoundland
dog arrived at the Hotel de Londres from the Folk
stone packet; and having summoned Madame Boutoir,
the propretress of that well arranged establishment
commended to her hotel, aud meant to take up her
abode there until the arrival Of her husband saying
at the fame time, that the name she went by Mrs
Traord 10 whom her letters would be addressed but
that, long. she should know who she really was
The clever hostess made further inquiries; and the
lady, who was joined In the packet by her file de cham
be copp ued to walk about the town and call at the
post efBce, without observation remark In the
course Of her morning rambes, she called at Buchocois
the jewelers. shop in the Grand Rue with superb
ringaIoyal (9uese Bavarian) crown in brilliantsto
We repaired, leaving her name and address absve
The woIds Grafn Landsfeld after wards dis
covered engraved the inner part OF the setting and
the day letter addressed to the Countess Of
spdsfrld was brought by the postman to the Hotel de
LoBdres, but refused by Madame Boutor, who could
not recognise under that name the lady with the dog
In the course Of that day it whispered that Lola
dress mantils Of the color and with
bonnet trimmed with orange mot orange howers) pro-
object If attentions and them and only then,
observed that her eyes of peculiar size and ustre
and that the pale cheek and n6gsee figure may lately
have been ell beauty and symmetry. On the evening
Of the 10th, youthful gentleman, with downy light
moustache and retrcse apparently not out OF his
teens came from London, and claimed the lady with
the deg bis wife giving his Mr. eald since
when there has been disguise and the lady the
youth may be almost daily nhaiing the breeze
the Forte" or enjoying rural excursions in the
environstbe former riding donkey. seated p,au
de mouon whilst the latter devotedy leads the passive
animal, they being now known Lola Monies and Mr..
Head.
The Count and Countess de Jarnac are at present
staying at the discount de Chabots seat near Thomas
town In Ireland.
NJ de Faloux IL pronounced by his ply scians to be
In state Of conyalescence.
The Grand Duke Of Florence will meet the Emperor
Of Austria at TrieGte or Lsybach ON the Sd October
the Grand Duke will IL IL raid Issue liberal amnesty
the Iath the civic guard will be called TO and
on the 3Oth parliament will meet.
His Excellency d. M Barringcr, Envoy Extraordinary
and Miniser fenpotentiary of the United States OF
America TO her Catholic Majesty With his family aud
suite, arrived in faii ON Saturday en- route for ha
drd and are at the Hotel des Princes Rue Richeeu
The rumors of the project Of marriage betwecn Louis
BuonnpAIte and Swedish Princess gradually gain
ing more and more ground In Sweden.
Emile Girsrdin, editor II tho Press has received
an invitation from NM Richard and Etihu Durritt,
the part OF the Pence Congress, TO attend meeting
which will be hid IN London on the Both OF October.
NJ. Fran ciskue Douvet has been also Invited.
II appears by letter addressed by the Car, from
Warsaw to the Minister Of War Count Tschernichew,
in vbich he thanks him for the service rendered In the
Hungarian that the Russian army OF intervention
amounted to 10000 men.
II Is said that the Emperor OF Austria will accompany
Mareha Radet "a on his return 20 Lombardy, aud that
be will Writ Jricrte, Venice, ard Milan.
The Duchess OF Angoulcme and the Duh md Duchess
Of Bordeaux have returned to trohsdorn.
The Whner Zsifung contains great account Of the
dinner givcn TO Radetsk Poor Count Stadion having
been missed was found after long searching in wood
where he had passed the night without tbelter. lie
scented be quite unconscious 81 having done
unusual.
letter from Dresden Ct the 23d uit states that
TO the King Of Sardinia with the intention OF demand
ing princess Of ssxony in marriage for the Duke Il
Genoa, brother Of the King.
Landstemir has retired from the editorship Of the
Prose and has been followed by most Of the other
tributors. lie is about to found another paper in
Vienna
Charles Beck bus just printed poem which invokes
the muses 20 incline the heart Of the Emperor 10
mercy that Is, unpoeticay speaking 20 amnesty.
Adyicss from resth of Sept 2s, inform us that the
ipsurgent chiefs Aulicb aud kiss had been shot at
Arsd.
NJ. dc Huhner formerly private secretary to Prince
Metternich, and who has already been charged with
several dpom attic missions 10 Paris IL set about
to return TO that city Minister Plenipoentiary Of
Austria.
There was n rumor at resth, and at Vienna also,
that Guyon had been caught, and being brought q
prisoner in irons to lesth.
Eliza Cook is not nov visit to the United States,
as stated In several Of the public journals.
The celebrated Carlist chief. yiella who has been
hiding since the in Catalonia was brought TO an
end Was recognised In the Disguise Of shepherd at
tending some cattle near Iguslada, ON the 10Th by
come at the Catalan police, who threw themselves
him at once. He resisted desperately, drawing q
allie NO he frat VII at "a