New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
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Umrubcf n white silh Embroidered shawl Which 90
cshbic' 10y trark Bcrneit 4 ~. thso ~ BfoadNhy
aud which a'bhced considerable attention, avei
emotg 30 epltpdid rbbroid y exhibited thsrs vi
n,rio lioll. Iirodit Iinipn. The brnd viii N
signed bDd tho btnda who's cEeCatia that gOndoff,
piece 81 s1fk will ne,eT Ia hon snoih'r, Thy wi.
bo col. 40 todsJ to The pubic Cene'ory ~ EaLdars
blend, md tc d~lcsi'ed IN y srocifes grs7e.
Ep.y la tie ser i@22 boAu,iinl lady 4 The train
oftic Prices Rsczyvcl found bersef insnct stu
alton ,sat marriage va, necessary 70 her rcpuf IN.
The Prince. he heed Of m old Polish faniiy made
bis 6rst coaclmnn osly too happy BY giving him her
hh4d B1 the poor ooscLmans JOY wac chnnerd to
grief h.D Fix months after marriage, his wife pre-
serted him with a daughter whose dark hair con
uesiod sndly with the German blonde Of both hinnreif
| and tis wife. M Stein almost crazy for time
bu. at last lie concluded to make the beet Of IT. Mr.
Stein vss BEAUTIFUL and he only changed his drink
| from beer to brand. His brandy habits grew np0n
him, and in few years the $50 month which be re-
| ctivec from the Prince Yves all wasted IL drink.
ChiIdr csme aloLg with time, BOY. Hugo, WHO
bss earned the. rcpura Of berg the greatest loaf
e. in BT IN, beautiful IN the eye Of sentimental
maiders; in 1888 q daughter, Wand4. Of whom we
have to speak for years after a son, LzdE:, q
t5riyi1 prosperous boy; aud FIVE SIX yea-s later
TIE youngest Louiza, with sunny ri7g'ets like ner
sister Wandas-ai # them unmistaksb!y the chill.
dren Of the fair-bsi'ed Mr.. suc Mrs Stein. very
loving family they were all the children thinking
that nothing was too 60 for their mother and often
times wearing peer drsss Il lives tina. she might
e.tire in velvet.
Mrs. Srein did Tot act great store upon virtue
either for herself O. her daughters. and when Wanda
was l. or she gave her TO Of the French Secre
ares Of Legation under tbs Presidency OF Csyagnac
The nsme of this Secretary 10 one knows. We find
that Edouard Cin,rst was First Secretary, and
Eccuard Grsn.er AZ 81 Martinez were Second Score
tarits. Cecilia snd Wanda lived in the fcu-th story
of stone bouse in JegusaeClstrssse, and the French
Secretsy paid the bills. This arrangement went into
effect tow ard the Close Of the year 1919 and in Sep
tmber, ls49, Wanda became a mother, and her boy
received his fathers name, Edouard.
The fatal cd of December came; the French dplo-
matte coTs fell with the Republic, and Wsnda's lover
lied TO Switzerland He soon yrote to her to follow
him; be wished to marry her. She went with their
boy but then be objected that while she was Prot
estant be and all his Besancon arcestory were Catho-
lics; if she would be converted he would marry her.
Love triumphed over the faith which she had inher
tied she las received into the bosom Of the Catholic
Church, and ther-he put her in Convent.
Ir the convent in Colmar she stad with her boy for
a year, snd then went back TO Berlin. She carried
with her two dsgueueotypes, which we saw yester-
day Of her French lover fine intellectual face,
with fixed sad yes and the other Of herself srd son,
bright boy fifteen months old and graceful
man, with fair hair, deep blue eyes, mouth rather
large bot finely formed, and an expression in which
strength and tenderness existed in rare harmony. This
las. miniature she sent with letter to her mother
Christmas present, and then surprised her as she
was enjoying II.
Wanda and Cecilia lived together as before I'M
til Summer, hen, with the last of the French
money, 900 france, they sailed from Hamburg in the
ship Howard, landing here in NowYork in September.
They first went TO The house of cousin Ludwig May.
RENAME there tor six eight weeks, and then kept
house Mr. May furnishing their roomsl for nearly
year in Mott st Mr.. May procured embroidering fn
,h,ln from Mr.. Bennet in Broadway. and they exc
cuted many fine pieces of work. A little more than
two years ago they rented rooms of John Black No.
335 Bow,ry, and lived there until the present time.
They there executed the shawl which exhibited at
the Palace wanda designed ii and worked the fnces
ana all II finer portions, while her sister did the rost
They were occupied three or -four months, and MIR.
Bennett paid them sl50 These were palmy DAYS for
them. One payment Of go sent TO Berlin TO
bring over their brother Lucwg, but be concluded not
to come until the wi ole family could come with him.
They lived there in their third story very secluded
life admitting man but their cousin, May. aud
n cir landlord when he came business. Mr. May
tells IS rare tbirg, that Mr.. Bennett went in two
three times about the prize shawl. Cecilia, we
told. did all the drudgery. Mr.. May liked her better
than Wanda although she was not beautiful but had
troubled forbioding brow aud spoke few words. She
seemed 10 accert this petition Of slave naturally
Wands's hair goriously long two or three years
ago II hung over her beautifully rounded head aud her
oraoeipl shoulders to her feet. She was always
dressed well sometimes richly, but rich dresses be-
came her. She seemed to Mr.. Black almost oolishly
modest and he tells Of Der fright when once she
Glanced TO see him In dishabie. She was well eda-
Gated and talented full of soul, said our German IN
formapt And Cecilia also, for Prince Raczyweh OF
the big farms out in Posen, had good mind, al
though be had very "ugIy black face. Ihey
snc.e Cermas. Polish and French. and were learning
English here. Things were going on prosper.
opslv. Very reserved they wee; when good
Mrs BLACK with her womans love for tax,
said as a beginning that it was stormy
cay or pleasant day, they answered !es and nS'ng
more. Those were prosperous days Tor 'neni' anu
more than once money was sent to their motner l"
Berlin. But sorrow must come. Mr.. May says tha'
Wanda told him that more than year ago tha' ner
physcian told her she could not live longer than
wear Mr. Bennett failed and then there was no more
work for them; ior some time Mr.. May paid their
rent ard gave them money besides. But he could not
do all; be had family of his own, and they suefed
They always paid their rent in advance, and on Mon
day Wapda came down stairs and said they would
have II on Tu, sday they had been Disappointed in