Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-11
Paris Correspondence of the Po..

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An incessant rain has not prevented ' ho@
usual at this season OF the year The city to "esra
ger would seem gay and lively Paris s, ~ a >tran.
hab'ue mourns the loss of many brilliant r. out an
gay equipages which have until lately Ola aces and
evening promenade the Champs Elvseaa his
dramas in private life terminate in The con-, Many
verdure and the flowers decorate the last orS. The
and ornament the denoument Often tho Fsa"nd act
ishes peaceaby when after unexpected lama fin.
heroes, tatlgued and worn, seek in the coeS' the
reFoSe and silence. How many of those Irl only
gltered the most in Partisan scenes term;ma'o have
their career in the shade of the WOODS and n thus
nose men VINO nave agltaed the world of tbo %
cultivate IN peace little garden those We salons
have reigned in the empire of fashion hhouen who
sp'red so many passions, who have been ,bo nave In
fof so many sparkling adventures concanI nefolnPs
profound retreat their regrets their Gin some
despair at losing those charms which MATS I'M Their
topic of conversation and their dread Of .e9 the
age. But sometimes also these approaching
the country in their full strength and %rrlVe IN
men the depth of the tabeau only serves and
Siohger ngnt the sombre hue of the whole ing m
one OF me most charming houses of Fonloppa .ece.
was me tneatre OF one of these dramas aux
not only glowed with the grace of The ia"4 which
whlch surpassed all that have known 1'hoscape but
III 'he epertory of the Partisan world O' 'e''
nele are tnree persoDages in the niece ,rL.;
t snai produce IN dramatic form The action "".en
since nv 49, VI me last scene will only be MINI
for tho nornnt~ "ds present, and it remains onI
pi lne narrator to give it in accordance ,nh oniy
character OF the actors. The three norso, WV The
sponses ana mother. The husband ;s ,, are Two
VI oo' win an AR dtSt1ague of good manu- % %
concealng with hypocrtca labor, the ,' liners but
MS 81 neafS ana Inc harshness of his character OF
lhe woman IS twenty: she is beontirUI
gel, amiabe and good, gracious and aJa. % an an
sweet victim TO the tyranny of an odous mnsor 'ne
ne mother OF this young woman is fort. w
oeaGuul sui IN the maturity Of age To her cIg5
sue mas gwen her graces, but not her characto nn'
character full of firmness of enerov of ;,I VIA
rage, yelled under the charm of iTann,;I anu cou.
physSognomy She loves her child with idnI ot,Fue
Inc married couple live at Fontenav dnGn },
summer. he husband has not wished that bi tne
er IN law should live with him, but be has not h"
4o'e 70 lLeroct her frequent visits 10 her bol5
daughter. One day the young wife had wr;tt eote0
despairins letter. She FASTENED 70 ssn L heT
,ound Fer daughter in tears Then ensuod m S s.''
tlohate ana touching conversation BITTERLY me-
her sorrows On her mothers breast the to1d .pUS
lure soDs her relation of her husbands crnolt;os
"i1 nc unhappy submission to which sho !;
coihPe!e0. Death she prays for as a relief tba ~
she daily experiences are too hard for Lar '"e l'
heaft' anu her trembling accents at the n,o+;
her huspand's name attest the terror with ,yb;L VI
regards him Moved at her daughters nnot; o onI
'leu Win anger at the cause, the mother esOavo !;
'0.n ~ comfort her only child she soolhes her n
sou dnu gentle accents but in her heart she noncI
deeper and more terrible remedy In an ;nstant sh
hds determined to save her daughter to secpra f
her permanent happiness by the destruction NJ tLn
man 70 "hom IN marriage she had previously con
0'sneu ner' her carriage wating at the door at her
request conveys her daughter to Paris. who chow
hel mother with an alacrity sprnging from a4c};on7
"onIeS "nat Can be her parents views in TINS snn
'"arliy Senong her from the house of her husband.
X
AN hoor passes; the child has reached Paris. The
husband at length returns SaIutinp him vrac;orsI
LOT MS VIE, and trgnng appetite she orders tho
ur"hef served, and they take their places alone -
Trough Inc various courses they converse upon in
uinefent TOPICS until at the desert the servants are
dismissed and they remain alone
You wish them to sneak with me mother ma.
private matters" ''' "P''
yes nave to say to you that my child is IN.
happy' and that at this moment she is SUFFERING ami
all from your unworthy treatment
wore proacheS-anuther scene q,
Read this letter which nv child has vyr;,to, ma
IL IS tru!y'vey pashetic.'
NC not JEST What say is serious and cravor
'nan you thlnk | am the one who has made the
lrouoie II Is for me to repair it, | have spoken to
{" have refused it,,
1t give you the dowry"-
refuse it still 1t is nv wife that 7 wish n 70.
tain" WIZ '''' WISH 10 re-
Say rather you desire a victim to torture A.
tendes! then you refuse separation %
. 146sOtunent.1
BE it SONY child will only be better saved. for
will save her ''NO' ~
What do you mean to saw and what can Won
do o. ~ ""u "n"' '"u you
" 1t is not willingly that shall be forced TO make
a sacrifice of life -
g But you are superb ma parole fhonneuy,-
rotre sante, dear mothert'
10 the happiness of nv child"
his VINE is delicious. And so you wish to die
for your child 2"
Yes; but shall not die oloner
All! understand Diablet this GROWS sor;ors
nat is TO say you vii! kill me too. All! shall h.
curious to see that
:. IL IS atready done, and feel that you cannot
i've great while -. for Idle Adieu, ma Ufn
Inc husband uttered terrible cry be rose, made
Two steps towards the domestics who entered. and
i n stark dead without having pronounced word
before expiring the mother hal placed on the table
let.er "fleten IN her own hand. 1t read
10 not endeavor to discover the cause of our
oeath' NY dear son inlaw I'd myself were wea-
led with LIE We have taken poison in our wine
" May my child pardon me and pray for me-
The above occurrence took place at Fontenav Aux
Roses, IN that charming country, some stems from
the elegant and sumptuous retreat where FIorian
wrote his delicious pastoras and forgot to introduce
the wolves
Wiii you accept the above for my letter? It
hlnuRf me wnie blgnon prepared charming
breakfast ana is specimen Of the Paris feuiileon
In my Cafe may find Others. BEN O. vous
FLANEUR.
The Americans LinguIsts.
In an interesting article in the Eclectic Review on
American travellers in Europe, writer speaks in
tne IoloSlng complimentary terms of the particular