The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

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the most aod d'ra vhich history records
but the lovely psrs.r Of thai bss With ell her shsrs
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beautiful novel Of the Brave" makes Jsssuss psss As
beat for better security, ths trseA Of the noss sht
ard Napoleon copceS the btssr dissppestnsst 81 As
heart by calling the ~era TO ~itasss vhils % Ssrssr's
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his uncle whics, before may essessd 10 ne insai In
heritor The press ssow Esdsrstooa, toes Got CO.
joy state Of constitutions TO s's hsr Husband any rss-
sonabe hope his wishes viii be gsasd in this 70
spt ct and rinpg such circsmstAnss nay sppsar ~
land Of freedom like America, II IL not without interest,"
ss rotating to the fate Of France asd the ooass.
| qusnt repose Of Earers.
Paris generally, has enjoyed pssuiiarsmr unity he
those accidental copssgr,ons which, 10 ether capitals
often entail sunh terrible obstruction on life and property
The custom which prsvAil Of nasy families, distributed
in different stages nhAbtns the same house, does sot
appear at 6rst the ost favorable one for security
against these fsarfal vsatous but practically the sys
tenn works we'll and the dread Of fire which 20 osa
tonic of interest In other cities seldom aiudsd 70 hss
Lately however, good citiseus have received wsraaC
Of nature calculated remind them that their mAAne
Of living devoves upon every iphabtant mere than erdt
nary responsibility, inasmuch - sonasgration oneS|
fairly breaking seldom BE sxtisgushsd until eos
siderable property hss beer sacrncsd and bat too IRE
quenty man! lives Lost One instance Of this, AMONG
many Others lately occurred in the quarter s. Mar
tin where houses and goods have bssn consumed to -
amount estimated at upwards Of % coo anes and ssvs
raj human beings have fallen victims TO the flames.
peror has just taken place for the bsnsat Of
sufferers at the theatre Of the Porte st. Martin, asd
subscription made among the audience which rsas
cd one thousand francs The emperor and empress who
1t must be owned permit occasions Of this Kind
pass unnodced, have sent donation Of 0 900 francs
while large contributions falling in from other quartz
But another representation has occurred for the
charitable object at the Theatre dc Ia Gazette the title
which Is, "Les Cosaquss." The piece IL Of desids
BorapaItiat and character ard reasoned Wit
many sharp aud humorous hits at the Bourbons, and
happens to have made its debut exactly eonedent Wit
the reported fusion of h elder and younger anchss
this ilustrous bnt i'll starred family more than wus
| fensaten has been produced.
Apsopos Of this fusion ~hch is now, for the nouce I'll
subject OF interest in the Paris ercss-ths Bourbons
have the misfortune Of doing the right hisg at tn
light time and place. have at all events this
determined that what is done shall be dcns dra natica
ind with something of the chvarous poarng Of thsi
an Gent lineage. 1t appears that the prsliminariss
this interesting conference arranged at Vienna
NJ lie due do Lewis the part Of ne Duo de Chambort
and NJ Reille. chef dEscadron, and Of French mai
shall that of the Due de Nemours. Ono Of the Duo
Chambords carriages was despatched to Vienna Rss
stadt accompanied by the Comte de- Month, and III
Duo dc Nemous thus escorted to Frohsdorf wher
standing at the dtor, uncovered to re,sive him Il
Duo de Lewis, by whom he at attended TOWARD
the salon of the Duo de Chsmbord This personsge
rounded by his assembled household, seated ia
pectaton Of the important arrival and immediately
hearing the approaching fox tsteps Of his guest
at once Fastening to the coor welcomed the Due de NJ
mours with both hands, excaimipg at tho same tim
"Mon Cousin cobien suis hereus dc yoys tonne rie
| The reply Of the Duo must have left II
future() King Of France nothing to wish for. "Iss
he said, "Ny cousin who had to felicitste M
self hat am this day able to accomplish that which
have go long desired. de.Are to you with my who
heart with the heart Of my brothers, that 10 Franc
we no longer recognize but royalty, which Ia 20,
OWL, and but one throne, which hope to o.
\ seated the elder branch Of House." Thee wor,
pronounced with great emphasis and feeling,
produced visible sensation among the numerous pc
fors who present, and, after whish, the Due
Nemours loo by his cousin into adjoining cabne
where they remained in con for nearly an hou
II unders God that affairs of vital importance to the
there discu @ed and t, the entire satsac
| of both parties On entering the salon, Il
| countenance of the Orleanst duke that OF
person who had obtained at length the object long
anxious search, and turning round and addressing hi
self to the bled companyI consi Ter this gsntS
men," le raid to be the happest and proudest day
my life; remember too, that it the anniversa
of this day that had the honor to be appointed Colod
BY Charles X !" anc then accostng the Baron wi
through coed and Ill fortune had been remari allie for II
fidelity to the elder branch, he said 81 am ton happy
% Ba' on, TO congratulate you your unwaverins cd
tsncy and at achment to royal honse" A. tbs exprd
sion Of his desire to be preser to the Dutchess Chad
bord, he intro iuced to the lady by his cousin
grace, forgiveness and perfect reconciliation. Ont
Due de Nemours requesting that he might be allowed
present bis Duohesse and her children, srrAne
men's made that this domestic episode shou
taie place At Vienna, whittier in day two 4
Due ard Duchesse de Chambord repsired, to ret4
the visit Of their long estranged cousin. So