The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
ANico Bit Of Parisian Scandal.

scandal in reference to the Princess Mathidc:
Great efforts are being made at Rome
to bring about dissolution Of the marriage
between the Princess MathIdc and the
Prince DcmidoN, her husband Thccharac-
ter which the Princess bears in Paris is that
Of generous subscriber to all works of
charity, but this does not defend her high
ness from imputatiouS of a character mjuri-
ons to her dignity rs matron and prln-
cess. At the same time in Il capitol where
no ones reputation is considered unasSaiIa-
bic, it is not surprising that even lady in
her exalted position, living apart from her
husband, should be considered open to as
saut. Thc Count Nicuberkercke has been
talked OF as the one whom, were her mar
ruge bond dissolved, the Princess would
most delight to honor. SO far, perhaps,
her highuess has nothing to complain Of
When she gave up her love for her husband,
she did not / dare say, forawcar all friend
ship towards his sen But in any other
place than Paris anecdotes like the follow
ing would dcscYcdly be considered scandal
Gus -" All, Priucess,' said visitor one
/ day, "What q love OF ain Italian you have
there" pointing to beautiful greyhound
that kept rrisking about the knees of her
hghness, and ever and anon lcaping into
| her lap. Yes" answered the princess,
she is a beautiful creature Canine
brought her from Naples in his pocket for
me, and am So fond of her that she sleeps
on my bed every night' The room gradu-
ally filled with other visitors, and by and 10y
entered the Count de Nirubcrkcrckc. In II
moment the graceful canine Quittcd the lap
OF the Princess Mothidc, and flew to the
feet Of the Count There was no bounds to
her Joy she sprang to his waiStco0t she
aimos, touched his lips and when taking her
1 in his arms he londy pattcd and strokcd her
head" lion DicI qa'Ht roaS 0ia'c j." cN-
claimed the elegant crowd Yes an
SWrrcd the Count, hut the secret is, She IS
my bud.cliow r. 4 flushed check, u bitten
lip, and % rapid turn in the coFcrSation Is
said TO have been the result, and the Count
/ Guiiug somehow or other that he had made
Ear Yts very quickly took his leave
SrrrMnrr 2Gth Just ten years ago. ON
the 2G,h inst three vessels left New York,
hayugo on board Co.. Stoycnson's n. Y. Reg
mcat Of Volunteers, bound for California
Where are thcy now The editor Of the
| Al0, who was OF their number, fccIiugIy an
sHcrS:
Many sleep the sleep that knows no wa
king, in the rrWcyards Of our towns and
/ villages and many lie in uamress, tomhlcss
graves, among Tire hills and valleys, and along
/ the riycrbUk Of the golden regions 9TH
crs have died upon the butIc-lieIdg or with
/ the rrycrs Of Nicamcua Some have grown
| rich in This golden land, which they reached
before lbs riches had been made kuowu.--
Many, with hearts crushed, and energies and
ambition almost cztmguishcd by past disap-
poiutmcuts, still remain here, and to those
the memory Of that sunny morning and that
placid bay, the happy hearts, and the glow
/ ing hopes, will bring only sadness and sor-
row. II seems to hc the fate Of the major
jty Of pioneers in any new enterprise, that
they thamaclycs should reap but little Of its
benefits. They turn up the soil and drop
the seed, and others follow after them aud
reap the harvest ; they explore the wids
and other men come and occupy them. st
has IL been with most OF the members Of thi.
regiment who have to-day but the rcmcm
brauce Jhat ten years ago they left the At
lantic shores and became the pioneers ant
tIlc explorers Of land which has prodnccC
somuch Of wealth and prosperity for others.
MADAME IDM PrEgrrn-A correspond
cnt Of the AHgcrciac Zcilnag, writing from
Vienna, May 2lst, says:
" MADAME Ida Prolrcr, the indclatigablc
luyc'er, win celebrate her Gfty-ninth birth
day next Octobcr She left Vienna for
Munich, Berlin, and Paris, and from there
it rs her wish to sail for the Island Of NADIA
gascar, or, should the contemplated French
expedition put any Obstacles in her way, she
will leaYc in the EugiiSh steamer for tho
. East Indies topay II visit to the less known
regions Of the Indian Archipelago. In tax
ing my leave Of this wonderful lady" say
the CORE pondcnt, "I remarked in he
room chest resembling those boxes whicl
our city ladies use to pack their provisions
in if they wish to make picnic excursions
into the country. | asked Madame Pici1'c
il the box was a part OF her travelling equi
page; and She answered me that this chest
contained all her dresses, straw hats, linen
books, and other necessary travelling com
pIcmca. for three years voyage 1hi,
IS my last voyage size added, mournIuIly
and if / come back it viii be in order tC
look for quietpIac on earth where | may
. patiently wail my last simmons. The indie
mtf-iblc Ida leaves us fall Of honors ant
distirGoas but without much means Sh
knows. however, the secret Of making lon,
voyages al asna.. expense"
Two Da>mLs.--Ihc Washington STAR
. few days ago. made the following statement
Belle Brittan, who writes the piquan
letters to the New York lhrror from New
port, is no other than the redoubtabc Fan
ny Fern, aisas Mrs Parton wife Of the ma
, who doesn't boNcye in deyilp
In a recent letter to the Nlrror the lad
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