New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19
FRANCE.
Death OF Count D'Orsay.


Unuue stiOnably one of the celebrities of
our day the deceased of fashion claims than
the usual curt obituary. 1t unjust TO class him
with the Brummel', Mdmays, alyanteys, or Pierre
points OF the Regency, with whom, IN his early lite, he
associated much less the modern men about TO Hn ~hO
have succeeded them equally idle were the attemp.
TO rank him with Prince de Ligne, an admirable
Crichton, or Alcibiades; yet WAS Inc singulary
gifted and brilliantly accomplished parsonage and has
furnished a about which il il not task 20 NOR
alzes brief retrospect Is all that journalism can afford
Tina, he born (st Paris precisely at the opening
CT the present century would appear fr m the TACT OF
Lord Byrons expressing his astonishment a. the pre-
coe,y exhibited In certain diary Ms, from the Counts
pen peruied by his Lore ship al Genoa april 1929
The most singular thing Ia how he should have
penetrated not the fact but the mystery Of the English
tnnuf at twc-andtwenty. ] was about tho same age
when made the fame discovery, In almost precisely
tie circles
This Ms which was pronounced by such petent
authority to be equal 20 anything Count dc Gfammons
has left about temporary frivoy, IL possibly yet
e1taDt, and TO its publica ion must defer any
knowledge Of the juvenile portion Of hs fashionable
experience. He had heie5itary pretenaons to the pc
culsr nCcsl amenities ard tact Of the Gcammonts and
of AltCDy Hamilton but TO the "reminiscences OF
Han pton.couIt and Tunbridge'vels there was super
added In his person the solderohp and cvsly OF his
father General DOrsay old campagner Of the
Empire. In biS twentieth year be had already re-
HDquished the gaiies Of London and entered the
French service tor II wac While quarered st tence
or The Rhene, On the 18Th Of November 1922 dat an
occurrence took place which changed the Tnoe destiny
of Alfred and while 1t deprived the service of one
VINO ould probably have rsen to eminence as hrs1
rate military character, and eventually marshal OF
France turned back bis existence Into s former chan
rels Of London life, and eXpgushed al the prospects
Of more exalted Distinction in more noble pursuits and
The reader Of Lady Blesslneton's ditr IN H0ly will
ook In vain any notice OF her fret casual reuconter
with the fascinating Lieutenant DOfsay al Vaence,
though she docs remark that Singular obedience,
Napoleon, when Lieutenant was quarter, IN this
town. The resimeutsi mes happened to be established
IN The hotel where Lord BlessingtJn all he'd hs way
10 Italy, down the Rhone and chance acqUalnsnce-
ship having Iipeutd into intimacy a. his Lord,hps IN
ytsiisD lie Count joired them In their p eoOttwsris.
The regiment YVES just then under orders to march wth
the Duo c ADsCu cue scross the Pyrenee', end the
young FeLch ocer hA0 to expect the sa'camS OF the
uuniaed rs 10 biz mu,ivea for quitting The seryicc At
that particular uncuIe. He oravod The impual1n Of
cowarc!ce but he couil well ahoi IT,
TIE arrival Of nis srangriy-cln st.utci travelling
party 81 Genoa is thus caroIiccd by Byron Mllfd
Bc0iu, ton ara IpousG ayeiing With very son,s
conf aLiJn "a BE shape oi French Junt wn1 hls All
the sir Of c. PGor dtciau< aud Of few ideal
u scil ers have seen C Frenchm.l 6-iJo tho Re-
yCuiiOD
Con celrlr tte Ear q Blassingoa h' individually
noy be well corJ.ctuod, bot we uIi lett 70 our
oSr surn IS as :, re toIs =. nan he usi have been
"&ouoIoy Tor The Gardiners a,e to ,i1esl race Of
he famous nisn Nreroy CT lha' is) yery good.
ra.uiec, outls frpca tanned since r6col,cI hin in Al
HI -lcTy G. gems and slul-DoAesi a"d uniforms ana
itaic.i, s.tIg 10 Sroli fg, the pl'lt-r % tc de-
PIE - "a ere Of doe herccs of A-'uroult'
j: vas g. 1I} arranged ihst u O,say ~as 90 be
f;lle 3D. O., f,4ty. % becoming i0s'snd oi Hon
EsII.t Gsfuirrr. iIq Lsfo.hps dauc-frr n!s frft
WIFE This ourg tnt oclu'U' pc--II "a; suin naned
aCcCIC.rll lou icbuu', and iYit Will u4r. led % the
Court at GtL.a. iu obedience t. nrr fnr n ard 49,
TIE of pH Arl4 rs o''cu ~ i-tt 80 modem no
Win Cfcr ess painful u.rrosts ID, c.,isic destiny
Lord llti,!u-tau G., ga PAIL n s, sud tns t,c oe
csue s,tIoi Hs Countess became o. tt-r n Tia ~.
I ersiy tfmentrt Of England, aud G. sl1- DOGGY IT,
sr- 80 u -t-dcn Ia c-!etTo' lp ..,nsn eNg .i' ~
al.!s- arC -tItIa. a5sr ~ rlff-i, a. H le 40 ID
know. vsle s'.lilru. O. .pl-.s GA matters 81
/ svrh universal rc'clle'y.
( .:vss i,ev.,.,l, itst Lous ~. Icon sso1'd ne
into c,se cabiscf @t he Conlt hr 5. bus dys q ex'
DE- go vttflr-. IT, uat bee r-str t..- g. To
spin. q if.i j. cacust. it.t D'OeaJ rc-dcrtd VAIN
ale services 20 tie nephew of the Emyr~0-. wI..e
cltTc.s a. I'm im,e'iA cf"wc ~e-- '1au OF The most
/ irptrceitf tie natr,c Tne s-ai:l-s OF tie l4tger
towarc bic London friend bad 81 % long 4lssceHt
that M rcceot dispay has called iofih more surprise
than applause
"Qrp sers 'a'n,n rssrcxit in'Itcm:
"Caricior Ics' luam tcnsc4u tar d ca5eba-'
10 his Gtcsy and dscrcpluoehe was grantai splendid
annuity tut Il be has live 10 onlog t5c tigdy arr.
val Ct better fortune ne ber has be trusted q circum-
stances for "a iitBg sepuchre wherein 10 sleep after
ies hiiui ieyer tnr he bad prepared his own resting
place ~ the SIDE OF suefe Countess Of Bsssastnn
Tie fpfnt his sft years ia erecting, ON green em-
uence m the village ~ ChsubouUy y, hey md - Ger
lnan.s nLaYe be- ihe rustic chuTchyaT los the
tate u The GummoLt family marble pyramid Ia the
itUuciIl chamber there i p store ssrc phagus on
either eide cfco surnsuuted BY White narnle tablet
that oihe ie Icloscl the mLinI Of LAZY Be,.lug1u
ihst 20 the Tight 'UuteIsuts0 A. the time Vnen
! Isabella RCm.r described The mausosun IN B,siley
NscolGny Nay J. l-J0 siGce tnen the fair ,nd tnni
wrote The Of t9t tomb i Itsrt roid in the
grave, ard ihc tenant ID Low form ,urios i0r hs SELF
! SpJolrtfd hone.
Tie muchtalkcd- 81 boob Of VI. Praudhol