The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13
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DUCHESS d ANGoU
Maria Theresa the Duchess d. Angoueme, died the
Istb Fl October at prohsderf in the 73d ACE
She the daughter Of Louis XVI and Maria An
topette and last Of the elder Bourbons She unfor
tupse from the first day Of her existence to the last
Marie Theresa Of France Is years Of age when she
entered the Temple TO share the captivity OF her father
s1 Gs, on the shi
mothsr shared like fate the 10th October, and her
aunt Mime Elizabeth on the eth May 1874; her brother
expired in his prison the sth June 1895 Left alone
Of this group Of victims the young princess only
stored to liberty in December, 1895, when she
ged for the which Dumoursz had de-
lived up 10 the Austrians. Madame Roysls as she
called went first to Vienna; afterwards, in May, 1893
the Joined her uncle, AFTERWARDS Louis XvIII at Nit
lime eldest Of the Count Artos Afterwards ChSes
X The Duches Angouleme followed all the vcissitudss
Of her ex family on the continent aud afterwards in
England where fhe resided at Iartwell in complete
tir. men until the Restoration. On the 4th Of May
1874 she returned to Paris with Louis NVII she
at Bordeaux when the Emperor lsnded at Cannes
Forced sgan TO quit the country she returned TO EGG
land and sgaip came back to Paris on the 2sth July
1915 Fifteen years after In the month Of July.
revolution again drove her into exile and az length
few days since bavirg her deathbei the Count de
Cbsmtord her dear nephew, ard the heir Of her long
and glorious race, the terminated q life OF virtues
OF misfortune Of prayer, and Of sacrifice The
truth has been formerly departed from in saying
that che took active part In public affairs The
has been said Of her unfortunate mother and have
the contrary lately seen from faithful recitals how much
repugnance and diske Maria Antonette felt to politics
The tragicsl cstsrophes in the midst Of which the pr
Of TIE Temple had up must have inspired
her with deep ddsin Tor earthly things In the will
Of Louis NNl We find there simpls and sublime words
Il recommt nd my children my wife recommend her
to make them regard the grasdeurs Of THU world f they
are condemned to enjoy them) dangerous and perish
able advantages and TO turn their thoughts towards the
only solid ard durable glory Of eternity The pious
daughter Of Louis WI. obeyed this advice She dis
played ~ much heroic courage In the struggle she
showed resignation when God had pronounced her doom
Her life was one long and painful pilgrimage; Il
which nigh be call, the road of the There
exDces which appear to be predesned by God to bear
the weight Of the faults OF humanity they are we
ray the expression chosen victims In the horrible
tD4s through which the daughter Of Louis XVI passed
her tears like every Offering for the expiaton
OF the crimes which were committed around her. Even
perid wheE the accumulation Of cstastrophes and
the philosophy Of history have eventually tended TO
taIeen i.ate the death Of Maria Theresa Of France
subject Of general grief.
LADY oTTwAY.
Lady Cementine 0ttwsy died at her residence In Lon
don on the Cd lust In the 18th year Of her age Lady
o Nelr in the county Of Somerset and married on
the 18th Of August 1850 to the late Admiral Ottway
n, &C B; he having distinguished hiraself In his
gallant pref. sop created baronet ct the corona
tion, 18th septsrber, 1881
COUNTESS or aoRSrsoToS
The Dovsger Counters Of 1orningon died the 30th
ut in London In the ed year Of her age She the
eldest daughter q Admiral the Hon John Forbes, and
married on the 18th Of May, lisa William Lord Maybo
rough second Of Garrett first Earl OF Mornington
arc brother to the late Marquis Of Wellesley and the
Duke CT wellington
COUNT cZsAKY.
Count Alexander Czssky. man ~ years Of age, com
ntted suicide weeks sgo by drowning himself In
the River Bre.yho. which through his property 10
the Bihsr Comitst ofEuDgsry.
REV DIR. PADFoRp.
Dr Bsdfcrd died october 81 at his gipg. In Lincoln
college DR. Bsdford sound divine AMI an accom-.
pfhed scholar. lie a lover Of the fine arts, and
have, behind him very valuable collection Of books aud
srgravirgs.