The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
Life and d, a,s,--s short AID rru, Story.

Lie anu Us 0tt--l short AID VfU9 story
tir N the It Lou,s ADzeiger Agy 2C.l ~
Ore day iast week, earl. III Tie morning, that
miserable conveyance which takes the poor and
tiencess Gtao to tie Ci'y Ctme.ery ut the cisy's
eyp0se. halted IN hoDr of u house Ia q street Of
the southern part Of inc CITY. Tue or,ver aligtted
from the wagon, eIteied tue b use, but appeared
again seon after, carrying In company WITH ano-
tber alike disiu ierestea looking MAD, coffin made
Of rough boards. Tie coffin placed On the
wagon ano il made speed over The deserts streets
towards the cemeHTy.
Not one followed he wagon with sorry look
NOT one stood at her grave win a feeling heart,
WREN tie eaiih fell upon the cOffiD; aud yet, this
c. film contained Ire cor Sc "a laoy who once was
sincerely adored by hundreds--s no once was ho-
noIed extoiied, envied ia sooi ty-sho could com.
mapd iiul ee and 10, but a few years ago, before
she trod the shores OF this coutn mt, could expect
O happy ard cCntenied OLD age.
Tls lacy wss Rosa Neschsni, The laughter OF on
immtpsely wealthy Polish pobem,n. In early
youth he was taken TO the Imperial Court Of Aus
iTia where, III her gateentn year. sac was married
10 . French roblcman, who was also very risb Rosa
Ncs Le mi lived many long ADD baJcy years, IA tly
MON he pt sessions 1t Der husband patty travel
liig through Germany SPAIN, laly and England,
anr gave birth 10 thrse soDs, vino received The best
education, and a. on vi ON the eyes Vi the parents
rested with great pride.
husband took a considerable ara active payt IL it,
and on tho 25h be fol from the Eject Of thrse
shots which he received. His name il still honJred
with place on the column in the Place de Ia Bas-
tile.
~ the sors the oldest one, an exceedingly gifted
young man, was surprisingly successful IN ain,
sD. was, q. thai time. priva'e secretary TO King
Ferdilsrd. After fIe ko2's death he removed to
y villa Ia the neiglbo hood Of Valencia, whers a.
il believed, ht tell prey TO the dagger Of an as-
sssrir.
lle second sou. who mad joined himself tot the
ministers a the church. was an especial favOite Of
Pore Ggeqory. lie died AFRO soon after that event.
The third son, We: very young, remained with his
mother, who found an ssy nm Ia Switzerland,
wf,tber she csried the remnants of hel r0ined
fortune. In his sixteenth year. he left his mother
and came 70 America. In New Orleans he sNon
found employDt mt and ca ned much money. Dad
s,sociators, and bis own iIcitu,iop to gissipA,op,
caused bin to deviate from the. proper patti, and
rome five years ago lie sasped at the last and most
coti,upt!ble means 10 save MS credible Der.
enadtd bis old mothsr TO cross tie oceao. She could
lot reiuse the prayer OF her only son. aud arrived
Sic SUCCEEDED in Bringing with her six thousand
dollars, which sum was spent by htr son In short
tine. About year ego ne ended bis career IN New
Ofltansbeing employ cd a, 6eputy sheriff, he killed
Creole BY stabbi,,g MIN. lie escaped to Cilifor-
hia, ana bis Old mother, TO whom New Orle sos
: stu ally became rbce C extreme lsaed, turned
Ee- sie.e toya.ds ~. L'uia.
Ore day lss. week. early m the m.f,iay taa
miterbhle city hsar<e conveyed th1 - n Ins o hsa
Nsschtni " LIE last uEwept tuf ~ Iins Yls;s>
Such y hfel