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The italian Hf0fes.

proposal by NJ LAnsed to reduce the import duty on
cotton. by ba has been referred to Committee Of
Ssrdipisp deputies.
The bill for the Transatlantic Steam Company was still
under discussion It was considered probable that
ths project OF government to subsze the company by
an annual sum of ID 600 francs. would be carried
The Neapolitan government have permitted the free
import Of grain into Sicily in Russian Naples vessels
The market bas consequently risen at Trieste The
postal treaty between France and the Papa States
on the eve of being signed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY,
S~~~>~>o~>~~~~~~~~~~~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
H~~~~~~rO~~orNo~~>~>o~~~
news from Australia, Oregon, Mcxic, New
zealand, Society Islands, Peru, Chic,
Bolivia, New Granada, Etc.
~>~~>>~>~~o~~~>>>>,>>~
POLITICAL INTELLIoEIGU15.
.~~~~~oo~~>~~~~~~>~~
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~
T He STATE OF THE CROPS.
s~~~~~~~c~~~~~~~e~~~~>~e~~-
MARRIAGES., BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.
~~~~~>>N~~N~~~~~N>N>
M A r K ET s,
&C.. 60. 80.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
T He STATE OF THE CROPS.


The steamship Crescent City, Capt MCGOWAN, left
Aspinwa at noon the 18th inst and arrived at this
port yesterday ming Tie is unimportant She
brings the mails passengers and treasure which SAN
Francisco on the evening Of May "a, in the Pacific
mail steamship Republic. Also, number of returned
Australian miners who had chosen the Panama route
homewsrds. Their accounts of tho yield of the
gold mines in Australia is exceedingly favorabls. They
have large amount Of gold dust in their possession
Annexed is the Crescent Citys
SPECIE LIST.
Brown Brothers Aoams h Co. ;. .274420
Co......... SIS, 900 N. L. McCready
Wells, Fargo Co......... 5000
20. ID, ,4OO.
c. W Thomas. 8 $40 $500, 800 -
Bush Wilde. ;. 10 631 20
In the hands of passengers ers............. $2OO.O0
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Switzerland.

FORCED LOAN CANCELLED-OFFER OF BAVARIA
TO MEDIATE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND swITzER.
LAND, ETC.
The Federal Council had cancelled the forced loan de-
creed BY the Freyburg Cantonal government and had
anDued the sentences passed BY the courts martial
during the recent disturbances
The Kiog OF Bavaria had formally offered to mediate
between Austria and Switzerland settle the remaining
difficulties.
The resumption Of Diplomatic relations was brought
about by the French Minister at Vienna.
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SPECIAL MISSION TO CONsTANTINOPLE.
General Groben to leave Immediately on special
mis- sion to Constantnope.
Prussia had officially recalled the Prussians in the
Turkish service.
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Spaln

THE RECALL OF CANEDO CONTRADICTED, ETC.
The rumoTed recall Of General Canedo from Cuba Il
is coutradcted.
The funds required for the payment Of the next hall
year had been advanced by the Bank of Fernando.
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Preparations for War in Both Countries.
Important Message from the
Gear to the Sultan.
Belief that the Difficulty Will yet be settI
MOVEMENTS IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
Austrian Dispute with Switzerland
Interesting from the Cermanic and Italian
States,
Strike Of the Liverpool Cotton Porters.
STATE OF TIE MARKETS,
q &C.. &C., &c.

N rM NOVA SCOTIA, BRUNswICK AND MAINE LINES
10 POnIIAND-THBNCE BosTON-AND
THENCE YORK. HOUSES PRINTING TEIHGRAPH
(oFrCE, 81 WALL STREET
HALIFAX, N s., June 90 1853
The royamaf steamship Niagara, Captain Latch, from
Liverpool Saturday, the l,h instant arrived here at
half past o'clsck this morning, bringing ITO through
passengers.
Tbs Baltic arrived out off Holyhead at IL A. n on
Tuesday the h ps and crossed the bar Of the Mersey
at o'clock the same evening.
On Saturday, the 1lth inst, at ~ P M off Holyhsad,
the Niagara passed the Africa-from New York the
LIST instant for Liverpool.
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AUBCfIQs
MINISTER FOR Observation-Disclosures PRO-
PERrY TO LET ETC.
At Vienna no one doubts that the Turkish Swiss and
SaI diDian difficulties will be all settled peaceably
Mr. Buckle the Austrian minister had left for Constan.
tinople.
The Helvetc arms replaced the Swiss embassy
at Vienna.
An Austrian camp is forming at Tusasiau Moravia.
P)zkys con6scated property, ia sydlitze is adver-
tsed to be let for three years by government.
NJ Vargc. advocate with several citizens Of Pesth
had been arrested for corresponding with Kossuth.
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Denmark.
Prnssla

THE ELECTION-THE MINISTRY IN THE ASCENDANT.
The elections pleted. The Chamber contains
total Of 100, of which 90 are for the ministry.
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Germany,

CONGRESS- OF THE VARIOUS DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
Congress of the Diplomatic Agents of the smaller
iermsn States meets shortly at KssoDger.
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Greece,

APOLOGY FOR THE IMPRISONMENT OF THE AMERICAN
CONSUL.
dispatch (withont date) says that satisfaction has
been accorded to the United States Minister res pectinr
the imprisonment Of the American Consul ut Athens
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-01
Law School Of Cumberland University,

Ar LEBANON, TENNESSEE.
E'iCt LTI, Hon. ABRAHAM CaRCTHERS, late
Il nne nj! tlIr circuit Judges Oi Tenne:<e.
Im- NATHAN GREEN, late one OF the Judges of
Ihr >upTenIr count of Tennessee.
H'"i. BROMFIELD l.. RIDLEY, one OF the Chan
ceidrs ui the S;tlfe.
Judges CARU OTHERS and GREEN devote their
whole time exclusively To the school. ..r. 90
Pan o. Ii.sifI,ti0H.--l. DailE examinations of
each class Ola The teAt books. No regular course OF
elurS, bur explanations OF the daily lessons in the
progress Ot the examinations.
,. Neekiy moot courts OF common law and equity
In which students commence suits On Il statement OF
facts gwen by The Professors, and prosecute them
through all the processes known in actual practice
The eases are % framed aS TO require them 10 pre
pare deeds blllS, records. and all sorts OF documents
10 be read a. eyidelQe ii tile trials. Some of the
gases are taken hy appeal t0 supreme moot court
wilp. hed monthly in the class, and in public n,
lie rhd of every scssOE- The students act as clerks
sheTUs IuTOTs, cIrCul Idg, and chaHcel liarS, and
m other official capacities connected with their I,its
SeSst0ns-Ihe hrst session cOniii.ences the third
Monday Ia September ami enIts third Thursday in
t-H.u7Ty. The secnld commences the succeeding
Monday IN FeAKaaTy, al.i ends second Thursday in
In-. = t.
i.e,s.sses pea sssjon-Tuition fee so. in advance;
i0liiaiseni Tee 81; boarding about SO. Students
furnish their own books, which can be had in the
Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required to complete the course un-
less tha students enter an advanced class No pre-
yiuis S:udv required inr admission. There are four
regular classes Students may ehrer at any fine
during The collegiate year. ..t --r ..
There Is a moOi legislature connected with the
school.
The Hun%er of students the last col.esiaie wear
Wis eiahiySN.
ROBERT l.. CtR,rTHERS, ti
E S-5m President Board Trustees.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes, Effects, and Remedy.

l. necessary simply 10 explain TO the uninitiaied
IA the medical ri>pIudence, thai the Oxidation of
uie Blood, and distribution into the organs of alb
SrptOn, circulation. respiration, and secretion con-
stIue the phenomena Of Life, These organs are I'M
hued with the most wonderful sympathetic afniIes.
Ii any one Of them becomes Improperly affected they
all become iTrtated aud inf'aned the stomach is de
ranged, pains of Ill kinds come on, especially in the
head and luiES, accompanied with burning eat
ll'- al appetite, extreme nervous debility nausea
iAlrb anxiety, depression O spirits, disturbed Sleep
aud entire dISposon 10 make the slightes, physical
eNeriion, combination Of several or all Of these
symptoms constitute disease which affects the whole
system, and is called Dyspepsia Numerous have
been the prescriptions oi the Faculty for this Hydf-
headed complaint, bur with little Success that il is
common InquiryI'an by ~ pSia be cured ?. We
answer can! OXysenaied Bliers il the real Speci-
hc. This invaluable Tonic speedily ailays all iafiam
matory symptoms, and strengthening the PARTIES of
the SIOniach enables 10 yerOnn its natural inc-
lions. and Health and strength are the result
REED. AUSTIN co, Wholesale Druggists No
26, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Prirr II per hottie: SiN bottles ior s.
{I3-LOIk ont for limitations and colintnrfeits
T.. III. STABLER Il CO., No. la0 Pratt At wharf,
and CANDY CO., corner of Light and lombard
SIS, Wholesale Agents, Baltimore, aud on retail by
ali Respectable Druggists in this city and Throughout,
ue country ...... y5-tf
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Curious Case Of Jealousy.

A lesson was given recently to one of
our fair townswomen, that will do much,
We hope, towards curing her of a weak
ness that has caused herself and her en-
cellent spouse great unhappines, viz
jealousy. One day last week the hus-
band made a visit to New York ON busi-
ness, and while there, met almost daily a
friend and neighbor who was well ac-
quainted with his family, and had unwil-
lingly been made witness to some disa-
greeable epistles in his domestic life.
Our friends friend was something of
wag, and on the return of the parties to
Boston last Friday morning, he made a
call as soon as convenient upon the jeal-
Gus wife, and informed her, confdentially,
that while he was in New York, that city
so famed for vice and temptation, he had
seen her husband holding a pretty Irish
girl in his lap. Ii,
. The scene that occurred when the hus-
band had entered his house after this
firebrand had been thrown into it, may
be imagined. We will not attempt to
describe it. The green-eyed monster had
wrought the fair dame into a paroxysm
Of fury, and her husband was astounded,
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BELL4. BELLS. RELLs.

'INiE Subscribers manufacture and keep constant
IL ly on hand all sizes OF Church. Factory Steam
Ruai. Ferry. Locomotive, School house. and rIala-
u0n BELLS These bells are hung with the patent
non yokes with movable arms. They can be turn
et around so that the ciapprr win strike in new
place, which l. desirable after bell has been riing
few years. aprnss are affiyed in new way to
n.pyCHi the capper from resting teh bell. thereby
Pr'hnnging the sound. These bells manufactured
iTOiI th- best stock, and cast in iron castngs
Al llli~ foundry these Were first u>ed and found
IN b. great improvement. We give q written war
ranty TINT it church bells break within ui,e year from
date Of purchase, With fair usage, We will recast
without charge The tone of all bells H. warranted
Nearly 9,0OU bells have been and sold from this
0Ilntry which j. tie best evidence of their sIprri
uFty. We have fifteen gold and silver medals
awarded from the various fairs, g for the best bells
fIr >Onocousness and purity 0f tone" We pay par
licilsr attention Ia getting up peas chimes, and
can refer Ia those furnished by Our foundry il
within "A lew rods ut the Hudson river, Erie canal
AMI RAILROADS running in every direction A. this il
the largest establishment Of the khld in the United
STATES, and has the largest assortment Of bells or
derS can be- filled with great despatch. We can re-
fer 20 bells Oi the States. Old bells taken in
exchange inT new ones. Levels, compaSse< &C.
constantly on hand Address ...- .tf..'...
A. MENEELY'S SONS.
i've West Trsv,N v.
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u WHITMAN & CO..
IT,. BALTIMORE MARyIAND

Having, at very great eApense erected an Esiatl-
iiShment for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale, expressly tn meet The wants of the
Farmers and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore re.; @ctuy solicit their patronage.
With our present facilities, and the experience OF
ile past years. feel confident of being able 10
supply the demand Ior Farm Implements. Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer our goods with con-
iidence. of their superiority and prices that can not
fail to secure TO baltimore this branch OF trade.
As evidence of the superiority OF Our goods, we
publish the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing OF OCr Implements and Machinery, when in
competition with others and examined BY competent
1len:- .r.,.
In 1919, lsi9. 1851 and 1852, the Maryland State
Agricultural Society, awarded To l.. WHITMAN x
co. the ur;HEsT Premium for the largest and best
display OF Tile strongest and most useful Farm mple
ments and Machinery.
Ia leJI and 1852, the Mechanics Institute of Ma
Iyland awarded To +. WHITMAN s. Co heavy GOLD
MEDALS, tor the largest and best display ofuseiul I'm
itinents And in addition To the above we have re-
c''ived Special Premiums on Implements, too nmer-
nils To mention in drta but in all amounting to more
uan sl0'D0, which is three times the amount received
by any other exhibitor of Agricultural Implements
A; the above named Exhibitions implements were
exhibited b, nearly every manufactured i'm the coun-
try. and the decision OF those Societies may well be
considered the highest authority that can be given
oi the superiority -four Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers,
flanters and Dealers, TO our stock, before making
purchases, as we are determined 10 sell on pleasing
| IrFns.
! For particulars Catalogue, which may be had
| grats, by application either by MAIL or in person.
| .. E. WHITMAN s. Co,
! .. ... ... S. LIGHT STREET,
J W5-f a.rf fr... Baltimore, Md.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WHEELWRIGiir i NUDGE, wholesale deal
w ers in PAPER OF all descriptions No. II HAN
OVER STREET, corner Of German street Balti-
more, Md, now offers in lots 10 suit purchasers
large and desirable stock Of PAPER BLEACHING
POWDERS. BINDERS LEATHER, Sc, SC, at
manufacturers prices.
Among our stock may be found the following de-
ScTIpiOns Of Paper:
Printing, Wiring. COlored, Envelop, Tissue Plate,
BANK Note, Hanging, Copying, Biolrins Music Silk,
fdierng, Marble, Haiter>', Cloth, SampIing. hard
ware, Tip, Manila, Sand, Wrapping, Sheaihing,
Match BoS, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
per, &c, Sc.
BOARDS Binders, Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Card
and Press Boards,
Bleaching Powders, Alum Cards, Card Sheets
Printing and Writing INK, Russia skins, sc.
70 PAPER of any size made 10 order al short no
Use. ..t -.. .. g3. jy7-H
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Worthy n piac> IN NIL Families, Jeiag pre-
pared bya Regular Graduats and Physt-
cian of thlfty gears experience.
nR. j. :. ROSE is an honorary member of the Phi
- iadelphia Medical Society, and graduated in
1926, from the University o. Pennsylvania, under the
guidance of the truly eminent Professors Phvsck.
Chapman, Gibson, GuXe, James and Harr,--nane-
celebrated for medical scieRce,-and having had
tally intercourse and consultations with those dis
lincuished Physicians, respecting diseases of all
ki dS, and the proper remedies therefore; and being
solicited by thousands OF his patients To pat up his
Preparations. he HOW offers 10 the public, The re
SUI = OF his experience for the past dirty years the
following valuable Family Medicines, each one siiiied
to specific disease: ...
DIR. ]. $. ROSE'S NERVOUS AND INVIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions OF the System Heart Dis
ease and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect of Dr. Roses Nervous Cordial, for Dis
eases OF the Heart Papitatiom. Numbness, Neural
gia, Nervous TreInOr of the Muscles, Heartburn,
Fiaiulence, Pain in the Face, Valentines, Rest
lessness or for the mind body down by care
labor, or study has ndncrd many physicians Ilsc
it in their practice. For weak constitution il Is a
grand rpstOrer: il completely removes from the sys
ten all nervous irritatiOns. and Is almost miraculous
in its rapid and happy effect. The weak and the
nervous are frequently restored 10 perfect health he
fore using one bottle. Price % cents.
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DAILY EVENING" STAR.
r HAVE no cHo1cE In DYING

9" ~ Gfoeyio''''1 u0tssd MOI "tf w clTWS H''e. =
ue haa0ms0 g. ny MRS. >, ,w,Sfa.f. 4sa- II
hayeno choice in dying,
iI5' In springtime's brightest day. 34'l-
}aqq No e.sthly, transient. pleasures .Gf ,:,,I.
Could keep my Rotli away
d ni Frenlthat bright shore, where, Angels, Ihs
My SaviOur's elories praise;
)s!uUAnd Jinay Join in sweet Accord, lls!g 8iiI
. lR4 Heaven my voice TO raise. =
ga have no choice iWdying, x, l,,. fevr
Tho Summer days seem sweet,
: 1ir.1et sweeter far in Heaven yup,I, Jtb
My Sariour's voice TO greet;
-aH The Birds may warhie sweetly, so' dB}qs
And brightest summer flowers
~ MAY bind the SOUPS of some 'IE 1't'AH
..ds ~ But gave me iifaveny b0wers. f. s.,t la
$50 IlIave no choice in d, ing; aI -31,ft.HZia
AuUmns leaves may fail,
~ And bearia taie of sGfDw, -inl -.l't31
D. To Siddeu.;lie hearts ol all. .f
D '" l.ik,. If,imiri bears 10 summer, ..''
20 = 3, Ia NIP the bsightest flowers; t.tsn,r,aN
To dfodp but for awhile,
l,r. .f9fi Then bipmn in Heavens bright bUwefs.
-. ~ have no choice hi diving; 2fs iHI-~4f
Clouds may hang dark around;
'"' The winds may whistle mOnrnfuI, '''''
f.H4 And snow be on the ground g .dt.4.'t
Yet tat viii not alarm me,
IGl -JTti know his promise gycuni .fG .tni.
Tomeet fliHl and my parents dear.
a. 4!l1 fn that sweet home, In Heaven flI ~
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RY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN ls49.-
~ PUN ERM ACIIER,S PATENT uYlRQ

RY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN ls49-
- PULFERMACiIER'S PATENT HYDRO
ELEtIFN FOi.TAiC CHAINS. constructed to
oe "orh under the garments. the most wonder
'u! discovery IN medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day. They relieve ,ei,I,our pain or shock in
spontaneously, acute nervous pains-SIIch as head,
s'n ana iooihcne, flrilinatic pains; hc doOreaux,
Nc.' ana Dy Their mid nj continuous and percepti-
bic action on the body, diseases 0 years standino
such rs gou;, local p2 ralysis, nervous complaints.
iNcr Diseases, &C. disappear ASH by miracle; they
nave Dee Ippiied with tie greatest success In all
thOse ufe;ufni diSeas in children, commonly called
cohNus,OnS, "a aiSo in OF teething under Diff
cultles and disorder ofthe bowels They precipitale
ni'tais rom their solutions; decompO>e water; de
Meet tile magnetic needle; III short show all the Pin.
n"inennn OF po werful vOltac pile. The Instruments
producing thes' effects weigh about two ounces can
De ioideu up III pocket book; are always ready for
irstaii'aheoT use, and will last his life time
eutfdiiiS Iu nset family and friends, Sc, against
that huhiD n OF diseases and complaints IN which
d streu ming electricity Is perfectly safe certain,
ana WONG tffui speedy remedy. The price of a com
pete en- IN Is iiOH 81 to So baere, so to S22 10
mere dib a. may seem the above facts, any per
sou GILL e.t-'J convince himself beforehand, at the
hepo, OF their tr;th. The importance of the inven
non has been acknowledged IN America 10y the Aca
t'iny of Medicine OF New York. and the chains have
been applied with great in the medical col
eges, the Gity, Bellevue, and Wards Island HOSpi
tails, BrOnklyn Civ Hospital, SC. in Europe. by the
Royal Colleges Of Physicians and Surgpou' in Lon
don, by the Academies Natinnaie de Medicine at
Paris; by The Imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty Berlin, and other scientific institl
aiis OF the highest order, including the principal hos
lita,s in E,aope.
The prOprieors in possession of testimonials to
he effect from all the above Institutions in
America and Eurnpe. well of tile most eminent
aud distinguished members OF the profession i'm both
hemispheres. and invite the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptions. one for personal
Use, and one for scientific men, with copies of tes
nOnial> and 4 number of eases cured in New York
ana Europe, may he obtained gratis at the Office.
They will forward, free of postage to any part OF the
United States, in answer TO pre- paid inquiries,
tlnng three cents postage stamps.
}. STEINERT,
/. No. J6S Broadway, cor. Prince st.
Agents in Baltimore, Messrs. CHAs. X WIN. CAS-
PARI, No. 81 u. Cay st.; in Washington, DIR. SUHUE-
KING. cWner Il and llth sts., near PENN avenue.
jy6-tt
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Casar Beating His Wife.

Under this tile the Republican, a French
journal published at New York, publishes
letter from Paris, which it says emanates
from irrefragablc testimony: rt. a4a
The night is sombre and sad: the wind
blows. with violence among the tall trees
of the park of st. Cloud, and draws from
them sounds of pain. The clock of the
chateau strikes L: the silence is broken
only by the barking of some restless dog,
or the noise of some vehicle rumbhng On
its way to Paris.
From the outside the imperial palace
has the air Of an edifice whose occupants
are all asleep: in the interior, agitation
and tumult reign: Caesar has not been
ableto find hiswife! The conjugal cham
Eer is deserted. The waiting woman on
service, interrogated by His Majesty, re-
plies with an embarrassed manner that
the Empress has just gone out, and ordered
that no one should follow her. The En-
peror is furious, his ordinary phlegm has
left him. lie utters oaths in all Ian
guages.i e. -..l.t yH. ... ...'..E H. ...r...
The persons present are in consterna-
ton; everybody starts out in search of
Mine Bonaparte.
On the opposite side of the chateau, on
the ground floor, before that magnificent
park which the old King, Louis Philippe
and his predecessor, the bigoted Charles
X, were so fond of, is the apartment for
lnerly occupied by the Duchess of Or
leans. s.. '.I D.; ..H. ..i. tr
In the furthest part Of the blue cham
Der, reclining on. the sofa, a woman,
young and beautiful, prays and weeps.
This woman is the Empress of France.
Suddenly she trembles: she has heard a
noise some one knocks. =, 1t is the En-
pcror and his followers. ~
"Open, Madam, or I will have the
door broken OPEN" No answer.
The courtierS went to work, aided by
his Majesty. At the end of few mo-
ments the door gave way.
"Wait for me, gentlemen, said Louis
Napoleon to as. '..
What passed during the two hours
which the interview within occupied,
Heaven alone knows. Now and then,
notwithstanding, smothered word
reached us, and we heard with terror,
t.Eillain. assassin II loved him to
Cayennen' .r....
Suddenly the noise of body falling
heavily on the floor (the blue chamber is
not carpeted) made rs tremble Impelled
half by curiosity, half by anxiety, we en-
tered. Napoleon was holding by the hair
his wife, thrown On the floor. Coward !"
she exclaimed. ''IIelp help. He would
assassinate me as he did Camerata. He
is drunk Help"
We were stupefied. We surrounded
the Prince to endeavor to disengage his
victim. She whom he thus maltreated
was a woman, beautiful and envied /,
Alas eGentlemen," said the Emperor,
"you can retire. If one of you relates
what he has seen-T need not tell the fate
reserved for him." ,,.sg .. tI..s...
, The next day the Pdrie contained the
following paragraph:
ellis Majesty this morning heard mass
with his accustomed piety. His Majesty
appeared to be suffering from bad health.
His friends at the chateau say that His
Majesty works too much"
AS to the unhappy heroine Of this mys-
terry, she was not seen for six days. Evil
tongues say that she was shut up in
convent. s.jo rn5 r. .....1 ..' .