The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

depth Of sentiment and ability Of style. Her death
has pinng.d Der uncle, a. Coliard, the director Of
the LUnatic Asylum Of Montpelier, eminently
verify man into an aflio.ion difficult 30 describe
Tho eyes OF Eme. Lafarge were closed by her cousin
Molie Coilard, who for ten years. Quilted her
in her captivity"
Infantictde NY a Princess Countess.
Let laws and learning trade and commerce Ge,
But give us stiil-.n old MOBILITY.
Rshf Hon lord Isha Maan@..
The French government, in tho plentrde Of IL.
rality, is much embarrassed with strange affair which
has ust taken place 10 Pals which caused aash
secret scandal IG IS the arrest of bohemian countess
iog iahtcide Dispatches have Of course been oE on
the subject 70 Nienpa apd the greatest Efforts g Q0gbt
iefs be made 10 prove that she is intaDe ghe Of
the countess thus arrested IL hnha but tho ousnala,
IN giving the details wh olerahie accuracy have IN de-
er,ncc 10 her high rank suppressed he The fol-
lowing s the account given the matter by the Dfo,
one ot the law Journals, and III general very well In
foimSd.--
"The tribunals will without doubt, soon be called
upon TO thy which, from the rank % accused
person, vii excite great sensation. The Countess -,
Belonging 10 prinoeiy house OF of the small Staten
Of the Gernnnic confederation, manifested @arm pss
stems at an early period and 70 prevent their producing
difgracou results, her aiy hasteusd TO ger her
RED Marriage did not subdue her passions ANA after
few stormy ytars she became widow Her misconduct
now knew TO limit. forgetting her education. her
rank and oil respect Tor PROPHECY She bad Succession
of lovers, and graduoy descended in the social scale
until she went Off with the traveller Of commercial
house, whose character was bad and who had been
attracted much by her large fortune by hs-
beauty. oil time returned
Paris and took then abode in splendid hotel Of the
Chausste dAnt,n where the clerk caused her put her
Signature to bus which he got discounted and pld his
debts with The proceeds. The Count Of -, being IN.
formed Of the degrading life that the countess lead
rg in Paris ondeavortd to effect change by causing
her separation fIou the with whom she living;
but this did not suffice she took lover after another
uni y. last the eho was low Jeg VINO tfea.ed
her with cruelty cud robbed her Of her property AM
then abandoned her ia stase OF d.Stitutton, Ia
ecycuced period OF pregnancy Soon afer this the
ternnl signs OF pr gUancy had disappeared and
current that hs1 been secretly delivered snd had
dtstrcyed her infant TIL, rnincr having reached the
cara ~ justce inquiry Instituted snd 1t was
ascs raned bat child pad been bora alive and imed
attl5 stranglei und thrown down water cleset Ths
Co, nses bas heen arrested and IL in IL prison
OF -. Lalsro."
gLe peSse alter copying this account, adds - The
person aluded to belongs very oh aGt lustrious
prrcoly family Of OF The largest states Of Germany,
and il correctly informed is closely related To
personoge who has retircd from public lie but ~to
org lay ed important part in the Affairs Of his
Try. search made by The police In the apartment.
occupied BY the counties aud yoiamnous coTseSYon-
dsnca SEIZED
The statesmen alluded to above is understood to Ia
Prince de Mettcrnich. the Counties Hnska being his
sister in law Count de III chy Korasi her father e
pccted every moment in Paris.
Miscellaneous.
The article in the Paris li0nleisr, on the Iesolu.
tions Of The couneil8genera, showsthst the govern
msnt approves Of the desire for changs in the
iorlp Of government.
General Yrsrt arrived ton days 7go at Algievs,
from Dldah. IA an elegant carriage, drawn by two
drOmedsries. TesSs animals had y few days before
made journey from Mdah 10 Boghar, Of $50 kuo-
metres (noaTly lS0 Engith milesl IN twenty four
hours. The General drove them from Blidah at the
rate Of about sixteen kilometres tabout 10 muc)
The heur, although they were not veil accustomed
10 drawing, and the harness was inconvenient 70
them. They are very docle. 1t is believed that
in the course Of short time il viii be possible 80 to
train dIonedaries te make them Of great utility
to The eolon.sts, ana to send expeditions into tae
desert.
Some months ago. ascientGcexpedition was eout
out from Copenhagen 10 explore the hills Of Green.
land and report on then mineral resources. Tins
expedition has just resurEcdtp Denmark, With car
80 Of minerals, the fruits Of its industry. ihs
explorers have failed to find any Of the more pre-
cious metals bus they have brought back icon,
lead, nickel, TIM and copper mixed with littlo ell
YER the Whoie valued at nearly two thousand
pounds The Society appears TO be encouraged by
these first fruits OF its enterprise TO removed eSer
tons; but the Yico3e Of Ito climate OF Greenland
deter even Norwegian n4ners from embarking in tho
adventure.
Another well known Journalist, ID Antenor Jolly,
has just died at Paris lie was founder Of tho
Yer YET, paper which had great success in its
Renaissance, where /" Ruy Bias" snd all Eau Mer-
veilleuse" where first produced.
Alexander Won Humboldt, who he. accompanied
the kirg of Prussia TO the sea.eoast, surprises
people by the bodily Yigor which he displays, ia
splte0 IN age oil fenty ilree years Alter Wbtk-
ing and driving about for the greater part Of the
day and phrtnking Of oil sorts OF public festivities,
he reads cloud 10 the evening TO tho royal party,
without showing signs Of fatigue.
The celebrated painter, Begos, he's ius. finished
the picture which Ta ordered by the King Of Prus.
sia, " The Betrayal Of Jesus by Judas" IL i5
stated T. be the finest work eyor pgodrced By this
artist.
Louis Napoleon has msdc very considerable pur-
ohascs Of the Exhibition Of Fine Arts q. Paris.
Amorg them are pictures by Csasor, Johanaot, ard
the ee'eu&s
Nj Eacsulpy hos completed two more volumes
Of big history, which are expected shortly 10 appear
Thirty ak live rattTesnakes have been imported
into Liverpool By y. Van Gordon, who caurnt
them ou lie Allegheny m0Crtsins. Some didlcul5y
existed on hoard IN keeping The cases from b3ing
broachcd" az the ship len short Of water, and tie
sellers thought thoy contained bottled porter.
FIsm Bs1re, VIC hosr Of the dos.h Of n. A. Me
yilo called by his c0u1tfymsn " the NCst0r Of Swiss
jaurl alm," lie Wa lie founder Of tho GGsttie as
LopGans; and although blind during tho last
fifteen years Of bis lie, DO occupied himself With the
pubic business, in vhick he bad taken promincnt
hare for ha1 century, e The last lie was In his
eighty sixth year,
'sYou NAV be interested" esys correspondent,
"to hear that Kohl, tie traveller ani author, u
diligently engaged in preparing Sork OF She geo.
gTa, hicai discovery OF America. lie has mado
most yoluminoua collection Of mapa, chiefly traced
~ himself, and this from good autnontl.s; ana ms
BIS which already extends to several hundred
folio pages--promires TO yield matter for many
quarto volumes. Mr.. Motley, an American TO whom
was introduced, has been residing at Dresden, IN
order to ava hmsof Of the royal library peculiarly
rich, he states, in tho history OF the Netnc'i0''
which he purposes writing"
ThentricsIs In Europe.
Franz Liszt's new composition, !" Inc ora.oi.o,
which was produced ut Weimar, Is making y gIcss
sensation There Is some beautiful fugue-wrltng IN
the Gloria Of this work. g., ~
4 nort;on az n grca. ova'orio bv Wo7'rf. win