The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01
Police Intelligence.


and an Italian Prince-IO,a JicoriousThc witty, spark
ling talented and eccentric ex-qucen Of Bavaria delights
presenting herself in every possible phase Of character
Now poor artistic, dancing for her livelihood and now
the mistress Of royal palace, Again the victim OF esu
itcal intrigue and poor homeless exile from her king
dom Of Bavaria and turning up in another cont
nent, and disputing with the Hungarian exile in the
ecat of her reception Then figuring ,irtuous per-
secuted female, defending herself from the attacks
of her relentless enemies, the Jesuits, and again
appearing in the character Of a Minerva, giving
lectures TO young ladies on modesty and manners
sho has jnst undergone another mcamo.phoss and APP
pears in r6le-that Of female Yankee Sullivan
The circumstances of the latter transformation thus
cured ON Thursday evening. the Countess as is her
usual habit entertained party q her gentSm Amir
barons and counts there attend her s'ecswhiskcred
pardours and fierce husars bend lowy for her fvors Su
prcmc shc rcigns over all. and rules with despotic
power greater than the dictator Of France.
The party Thursday consisted Of Count Wal
lowsh, Polish nohieman and pianist, the IA.
sh refugee and lecturer on the Roman revolution,
the friend Of the Count; the Chevaer Carissimo. IN
Italian prince from the Lake of Como,i formerly
cdalc sorrento TO the Countess in Paris and lattefly
holding tic same honorable position 70 celebrated
from Boston now guest of Lola here) and the Count
esss serving woman and poodle completed the select
party The Countess OF course led IN even
to the segars aud champagne, which circulated freely
The company initiating their hostess gave themselves
to the charming abandon and the evening was spent
joyaly ard pleasantly They discussed the topics pos
cssng the greatest inerost-region and politics. Kos
suh and intervention Buchanan and the Presidential
election tho drama and the fine arts matrimony and
Fourier until between the segars and the champagne,
and the and the excitement the party about mid.
night got what is conrentionay termed "a little
high Conversation then led into the boundless do
main Of scandal. and here Lola was completely at
home and in her element Mrs; Forests name
could not desist 1t seems that after Lola had
to this city ehe renewed her former acquaint-
ance with Prince Carissmo but after some time her
admrer became false and transferred his admiration to
another lady Mrs Forrest and after the latter had eit
he turned round once more and resumed his allegiance
the Countess who him. and pardoned his back
sliding and took him into favor again. Jealousy and
other had therefore inamed to the highest
pitch Llas anger and hatred against Mira Forrest she,
therefore on her name being introduced assaied her
in no very choice or polite language Carssimo defended
his abt ratroness and reelected On the character of
nSl q ns Aa "n ss he on
larry il the presence Of who had such knowledge OF
her conduct and uneniable notoriey In Paris and
clsewLero This added but fuel TO the flame which ragged
In the Countesss breast her pretty gazce eyes pared
with passion and with al the fury and physical strength
she could command she launched herself upon the I'M
fortunate cavalier he the grandmother Of her
nrch.enemies, the Jesuts. lie attempted to make his
retreat but the Infatuated Countess placed her back
TO the door, locked 1t, and then commanded one
Of her gentlemen to ring for the servants. They
came at the summons and by Lola's orders expelled
the ,nding Italian from the apartment and down the
sars In the bar room he encountered airend andthc
Prince Of Como, smang with pain, and with sense of
the gross treatment he had received resolved since ne
could not rtaate woman TO satisfy his revenge by
sacrificing one Of her party who had Joined with her
In her remarks against Mrs Forrest. He therefore
sent up cartel 70 this gentleman but Lola sent as
reply. that this person should not leave her apart
ent should the other be permitted TO enter it, and
che enoincd on the servants to that her commands
in the latter respect were obeyed The nsued grandee
however not 10 be thus thwared in bis desire for
vengeance; he brought his friend by one Of the back
stsirCases, 10 the door Of the Countess room at
which he knocked end admitted Then the ARRAY COM
menced in earnest. The impetuon Italians were met
the poodle and fierce and furious ragged for brief space
the unequal conflict. The din OF battle resoundcd
through the hotel and the secpers sprung up In alarm
from their beds, at the unusual sounds and rushed
TO the baustradcs in most charming dt,haIMe, whore
they ocd-sons neutrality-suspicious. Of tho Eight, while
the ehcyous Leila herself kept fitting through the
siege OF Trey. olapping her hands and MEETING her
Championship as she used 70 set her bulldogs ON
the populaoe in the streets Of Munich But half dozen
against two was rather heavy Odds ana the weaker axe.
party ceud not long sustain the fight 0vcrpowered with
iso ss X nS bs
New York Iuguenot descendant and mortal enemy 70
all Jcsuts, who dealt some unmerciful coin to the
Prinec--they sank manfuy fighting to the last, and
eventually tumbed down the stairs to the manifest
peril of their prcoious ncck and to the great Joy and
elorifeoton Of the Bavaran Amazon and her bard Of
admirers. This was the finale Of the scene The
clamor md uproar gradually ceased; the borders
slipped back TO their bedwhcthcr there were any auk.
ward msta kes In doing has not yet rnspircd-and
the iattlc ofhc Howard House has now become matter
az history and viii soon be dramatzed for the Bowcry
Theatre.
.arrttD English Forgr ond delivery Under the Ssh
hton Irtaiy-on Wednesday last officer Bowycr Of the
Chiefs Bureau placed board the British steamer
America which sailed from Boston that day IN Eng
lighman named William ii. Barnett, q corn dealer OF
Gortcr England who had committed several extensive
fogcrc the banks of that place amounting TO about
10000 sterling The forgcrios II seems made and
uttered In june and July last In the latter month the
accued to this country and went direct TO Onciu
natl An agent Of the banks named Edward Powers was
to this city in search OF the forgcr with let
tiers OF introduction 10 Mr. Bower who sent him forward
with another letter OF introduction Marshal Run Of
where the Barnett taken into
tody by Mr. Run, and forthwith brought 10 this city
Here Mr. Bowyer took him In charge, and Tuesday
conveyed the prisoner to Boston, and the day he
placed board the steamer In the custody Of Mr. Power
he ocputed ogent d tho banks