The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25
TWO CENTS.

the Bouevards, the Rue Vlvienne, and finally. TIA
Place dr. Ia Bourse. Not only that hut the furni.
ture was declared TO be that of the Count, and sold
al the mort al such. As matter of course, great
bargains were going, and some articles that cost
2,uOOf. were sold al the auction for 5,000f The
more valuable and portable articles such A plate
j. weiry, &c, were not exposed for sale AT all In.
fofnatlob was gwen by the es,lbalsur that these
later, tug not less than Ii chests were sent off in
a'wagou the road 10 Havre. The police set out Ia
quest ct the wagon, but with all their haste they
arrived too late. The wagon had. indeed, arrived
al havre, but the chests containing the valuable
hricles had been embarked some dfys before on q
vessel called II Nicholas. which had sailed for
Alnerich The packet ship ~ Nicholas for New
/ foth IL II necessary 10 OBSERVE that the pur-
chaseIs, the suc,loneers, the packers and every
enc else employed, ali believed the affair to he :
| Oond nae Transaction, and never for moment had
/ The slightest suspicion Of anI thing wrong How
could they All Was transported from the Chanps
tllsees ~ theemldde of the day, through Gro wded
streets, and disposed Of al public auction ia the
most open and fdirest manner
The coutiiNet and executor of thus daring rob
berry Is young lad, not eighteen years of age Tho
son OF the porter IA question. Some days since he
returned home win picard, filled with the usual
advertisements about the railroad pleasure trains,
and by Means OF which the Paris cockneys ar.
enabled 10 taks a Sunday trip 20 Dunkirk, Hdvre,
Dsppe, AMI catch glimpse of the sea. all at an
unusually low irlce. The father and mother of the
lad had never srra the sea IN their lives. He told
them with much itn erDess Of manaert that NJ had
cCntrved toefect some savings ont Of his weekly
wages, small AS they wert, and ne was determined
Ia devote them 10 the amusement OF his beloved
parents IL kissed his mother fervenuy, aud pat
nom fOf TO 5Ot. IA her han l. snd eatredted her not
10 neglect pronlug by thu>e chetp aud delightful
excursions The poOr woman. rendered happy IN
the belief Of the iondnrss of hcr child, ran 10 her
husband, aud with tears In her eyes. informed hIm
Of what had occuUed la word the honest
couple agreed 10 prom, by their child'- goodness,
aud on The following day Sunday SCI ont with
hundreds oi Others for Dunkrk. where they were
until few daysVgo, still IN the happy unconscious
OF what had occurred. The yodng man, Who no
doubt. must have hetn ledgurd with Others, set 10
wOk Il once. dispdse1 OF the fortune Ar above
mentioned left for Havfe as soon as Il wa. all
sold, exec " the most valuable articles, and, Enay
embarked. IN compJuy with Young woman, on
board IN ~ Nlchoiss. bidding, no doubt, an eter.
ns tar, " ell To Ls Belle France.
To ke the affair more piquant, II appears that
the Youthful hero OF the adventure actullly d
the audacity - present himself az the Counts
dtpce ~ The FiubouIg ~ tieImin aud present
him with huge huqu,i 81 flowers, the praduc. of
The .rden of The hotel ~ The Champs ElysCts,
and az ht expressed It, g -mlil bat innocent
emblem of his affection for his good aud coahding