The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

old King Louis an invitation to royal audience en-
next day. After hssitstng some time Yielded to the
had interview with ihs King at MONDAY. Toe King
treated with kindness. Ia familiar conversation
pretty freely aud esp cisy relation to sce French
editors whom was acquainted with Having always
been, az am yet in the habit Of making fu notes Of
public events and movements was enabled to BE-
accurate The King manifested great surpree 81 some
o. me niormson gave hn, and seemed 90 deeply IL
few days at first declined, and dnslly observed
VIII i not give cause for scandal against yogr Ma,
consented to stay few days and we'd my conrer-
,stisEs With the King several times visits ho at
his instance. These visits 70 unceremonous talked
TO the King, / always do to eyery one-truth-
fully, nankly and without CONSIGNMENT. ] toii him
81 srrors aud abuses ia his goyernuens-u told
him Of the perHdy of his miristers Honest and
uneuspectirg, ha did not believe It; but . proved
it TO him. He expressed Ms gratitude to
His Queen my friend j exposed to hun
especially the art ouplcity and v,lany or his Prime
Minister Baron ,aos, Jtsnit, who had wormsd him
sef into his confidence What mad to gain by all this
bu. the establishment Of rsh ana the protection Of an
honest from rogues! King Louis convinced,
in spite Of all the scandaIous fafcaops thss ccu
lated, that his fieu5, u most traly Tor
long tine his PIT gae iasthleas councillors could
not imagine from whence their betrayed aad abused
master learn ed Ihs facts 20 their conduct. WoeD
they Gid what torrent OF scandal aai fals, sod
opened upen poor me was Every thing that bad
vile. But they could III arc Win TIE COCA
old King. The king deien aad justified me aud de-
nounc.1 thrir ssEeIsi,ns and cslunnies One day he
told D'Ahel in reply 20 some observation denog1eny
ne, that sne 10 Isht; sne o'l he trasn w;! do
IS .ha :oli i've DAse re Med she ia Alag them
"Yes ssid he good old louis she is king; ana this
rsmnfs made. distorted reported 81. pubic
aut r'sda the thtne Of the thousand scGnsao1a and
rieist eGs stones
onl :, ash To do good q LIN and lis good subjects
81 80, 18th deceived aad cheated by prol,gate
tors Who hid their own bad acts to the King. dis
covered st the ministry had copy Of the Newspaper
published ss The govern lent organ printed fer as eye.
and c.nrebt copies printed iaf The people which De
never ] oxposea THIS vie deception. ] roaed
offers of tile neiaroun sch,n,es and conduct OF the
ministers and courtleIs. They not esiy Ggnouueed
every thing that vile ana infamous but they SAID
was demo rat, rvolutlonist. and everything else
Trench coy. The king said ne ~oald make . Ba-
ysran, Counters and - cii make me Countess Of
Lsndsfeldi ard made m liberal CITES Enoa'ue his
purify, he did not intend b. bUlied ps bad
men around him 10 90 Mr. iDjustice. Ine7 continued
their dcnunniatons Of me fps Moorish Coun.sss -
talked " Spanish sway and cslled ray friends the
"Loamontsns' party distinguish I, from the u'.ra-
rionfanen or ministerial parry lentsrtajned liberal
views ani was the advocate ~ liberal then
~ am now but on ~ sociasse- cor political
revo!utionist without osrse Toe Prime VI nister.
n'Anei nas determined 90 drive asay; ana
ne pott'o against 100 Tah.a al kinds % scandal
about me- sent 10 france, Highland, Ehs Eaze n,es and
Spain get .ao testimony aFanstm IL represented
g. The people that influenced che Si1g TO O. III kinds
ofwcfsdreFs and he attributed bis oppreesve
to the Krg and myself In ell these v.lianoaa rthemes
he failed tin he called ia the aid OF the Austrian Prime
Minister Prince Iotterni.h Then trey triad
to conciiiste and soothe snd brbe to their
purposes. J was silerd four millions al iT&a9s ard
them to control the King 10 advance ther plans.
This indignantly reiu.ed ana immediately exposed
their cif.r 10 the King He aston she'd, and
exclaimed IL cannot be 50 de ermne3 20 prove IL
agreed upon an inyersieS With Metterni ms sud
DAbens agent, Baron h'!szhin in roou,, tho King
being concealed so That lie could hear all that passed
lie heard the whole he convinced OF the .sachery
CT those around him, ind be dismissed bis ministry
forthwith. The successor q zoe! was. liberal aud
Protestant My Strengthened the Gins's conn.
dence in and augc hostility OF the Jesuits
to both They soughtny lie by poison they eeusht to
reputation nfrenrgseutjry
with the King, and they raduced to toe pie
IL futpcing the King to their Injury.
The Jesuits in Munich are powerful party rhoach
they isicd in the attempt upon my life they did succeed
in their fland,rs sgainrt An ocourr,ncc that cook
Switzerland had just driven the Jeus out OF the swiss
Confederation. Louis Philippe protesssa nonnteryeu-
Mttternicb, proposing the subusaon end division Of
Switzerland and an alliance bstween Franco ard Aus
tria for that purpose ki0g Louis Of seyars soil
cited to become party to this alliance. lie told
it. spoke ny mind fully t. the good old king 10
there intigues told him it unjust ana infsmous
raw that the Jesuts we've the prime OF the
scheme begged Of him TO soep sloof from this alliance
OF robbers. Tbis caused renewal of the ne
with increased Violence in ev,iy way. rhe poruace Of
Munich were excited sgsipss by tie fop,.s FALSE
hoods, arfuy conrived as toe Jesuitl well know how
to DO. They We're persuaded / tho enemy Of tn
people, vheD ms Heaven knowe all my ambition wac
to promote their happiness ard wslittirs ami make
myeh beloved for lind aid good acts. Assvclution
fomeni by the Jesuit. and the good Old King
detbroned sni exiled ! eyupathiEe with + IN 10 his
1isfortunes and IL his e7i. continue TO pond
with him. Ihe King Ia bnOe the first
the ans IN Europe; he is called the rtiste king lie IS
poet, painter, sculptor arl yirtuors ard kind
hearted gentleman rs lives earth 1hs venerable
man ns- slandered With respect 10 ne Ian pocr
weak, little woriaD love i'm as would love fefher
II Is no. love that any resd he ashamed a.
cm proud Of il. lie YVES L friend end yhia I i've
shall he hs friend Ice-pie and lnithe she IA no
wretctcs WHO have slsndered that kind old ma srl
myself For the injuries " No forsve them ani pray
that they may be forgiven by all ny bsra in rced bat
for tfoe 70 him invoke Gods justice upe them NOT
hsmerey i viii ,ufe,y cveslahe them u II wori..
and in he void to come.
| have been deprived ~ Jesuit sat suss>au r,rst.
Of my little property the ruD 81 hard an1 llh1-ious
study and incessant exertnn ths toll Of Yeas, an
| The gifa of KY hind benefoetcr am pcer darttp,-
| dsncirg fcr subsistence J have been rrodiysl 10
fault have learned = ~ns fault IN my suasrius.
end exile have never lot confidence in the 1o.ics cf
Heay hat fhali yet be Known rightly to tae world
and particularly before Ire people whom would hsve
served ior their sake ana Tor h of ebe Oh
sovereign such good aDd brave, and honest people
eaHno. lons be misguded BY IRE bsl men who de-
ceyca them Ih'pe that sirspc story, tod in my
and l. iis7 Itistrue as liz, em not tie wicket
won FL yau have bsen tnli beSo never narmsd soy
being livr / an nurbl,, unobtrusive dsionseless
2as.i.ie IN foreign lana th rslassn, and &c os
,ie3 ups'lLsb friend to mp u TO- end csn oEy asE
bera snd gcreraus public 70 cr1dit Dy simple tale
Tar EXPECT Iii in vain the hi n seulei sea liberal
and lcLoc1he Americans 30 hope; Do trrsf, they
viii not chi The hear; Of stranger, DO wishes narss.
to III ~ haifh ana crusI cersurs upon Idle repors.
and run ors. Tan elk of my to sp:sh gen IL
word f5r me- rnt 10 r.flgtai knov | have errel in
frvGl0us ambitious I1ous; but never viciols
cruel never unhId. canaot help j. IL bsi APP
proach mr. bad men schtf me to become aeraDte.
with me--'f bad men talk CT neGTa II bad men Geek
/ make me Gespiso myself. / know tut fev cepsmeu
Or ladies IL America obIITdc my seif On Gre Come
have been forced to Encv that wsb had known
but have net some vern-bearted ard kind people
whom shall remember with gratitude while I've l
Fave repulrei from my doors all who have bsaa
assured were worthy. correct, honorable and respect
able sentlsm q and shall perfevere in doing. vii
associate with ,ools Of my be other say and
in M pfI-
better my fortunes in an honorable profession sppesl
70 liberal press and to tha intelligent gentle men wh,
cont It, 70 aid me in myexcrtons to reg ain m meapa
Of an hons.able livelihood Adeu kind sir with thapk.
for your courtesy and my best wishes your ppu
and prosperity,
MARIE Dc LaND5FELn HEAD
Lola MONIES
EIE pe CHAnnRF, Mercredi Jan. Ii, 1861