New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Court SCANDAL ~ PARIS.


Dung al lest " inter- the conduct ~ his Imp. q
Ms',-,, hsd t,vr anything bu, 1ha; can be termed
r. 'lsr and Ls t. alth had bee. much The wore tor
lis t1.>SSts. Tie b.aIn showed MANIFEST -igus O..
"tsAitts, I'D considerable a. n was TEX oy those
around LIN. One .ar lady H. plr;i 'gIar had been
the object o the luye-isi a,t-nsns. bit cotreSs nAi
ti-u,c when tire Journey 70 / omb - effected u
Fscorcl alton. ~ PomS-rcs, un.or-na'e.v. more
ai 'uess a. ~ eN 10 Tie tADteuiHE I'reI iaI't''
en- uried. gor his return those peSr tie Emperor
We Ysoiu.y affected BY tie oH,a repeated proof he
gave %; c,Icbra. ptrtufbaion. TIE wort absence,
vas USED 70 characterize IL, state bat thee
ats.Ec's were Vi on ore or two occasions 50 strong
O. AZ, between those most umcCiste'V Calci upon g
vs'.h All assist IN guidil. the plo.re>s OF c,cem-
Stances TIE beer tyeutUaI Dr.. 81 regency more
= al oLcc seriously discusses. The Emperor va, most
s''tWniy wsrned 10y lis medical attendants bu he e.t
tar r biA!idL uudeie rlLtt "a STAY al the Sod- 10.
and W. cut giving up hls project OF r,.ur4ug a. Pans
alone. Ii never. az BairlZ his resolution was AZ
l,ngth taken 70 remain G.iln- the whole time OF the
impress stay. ana when be returned % 81 Cloud
Nss tie ItetNe opron ola his IA, jlcAi advisers thai
tie C!,s had oe e. Tor Tie moment entirely wardcd Off,
hut That lie absolutely must resolve 20 lad a regular
he under pain Of tie u ANest possible cons, ueuces
Nov, H. Tie chronicles 4 pt,,ts az matters OF his.
;ory, VII enter INTO 'me tew oher details that nii.
rtcy hear upon al his. For the st eighteen months
tSo wears after his marriage - ~ ateT OF + mo
pear uoturicy how strictly Tie Empress impr s0nci
Naues 10 render sariei and It'll rs that prc,eia al
be Counts OF what are termed tie e1 tiua'e mon.
cft b. OF EDrope. Like al things effected this was
earned leIi,cty ridiculous patch, and the Empress
bv lie su col trBly all Ter auttceutnts ami hablt.
was usdc VroVoItonably unhappy. This gave way.
hove, e. nom the moment when BY concessions in bis
interior the Emperor sought 10 secure Il iugt nee
ar bis behavior out OF doors Hud The result j.. now,
uiu,st tee ,crlniss,n tor tie Empress resume the
lsbts which wee familiar 10 ter a, Ndlc. MortJ'
an which however unOct NJ they may appear ~ us are
legac,d by public opinion IN tins country As unpardon
able ec'enirces. For lnsauce. t~o little anecdotes
v fuDr 90 Illustrate the position. Very shorty after
lor marriage the Empress declared she would 20 out
and tax, a wax IN the streets OF Paris her grand mis-
'rrss the Princes Esslmg appeared. Sei-summOntd,
and said Tie proceeding contrary 70 etiquette, but
that her majesty chose she @as wiling To follow her
majesty in a carriage All - whittier her MAJESTY
thought tit. A scene eIsuei the Empress was angry
and few Ia the Emperor 10 be supported against
Macame dFssling but tie Emperor very gently, but
uGtAb.y. supported the grand mstItss, snd the Eul-
less found that her liberty was lost The other day,
when the Emperor uad lett for Pomberos, Madame
Essng 81 peaI,d ready To mount guard over the En'
rt,. Ia hom ste very quietly Ob,erN ed that the IN
stunt he Emperor absent the duties OF hcr office
called ucon her Lot 10 leave the Empress " That Is
lat wc shall see, Was the inCguart reply; aud
Geographic dispatch to Pomb ctcs upon the very 10
stsIt dtuanCtd wheeler II WAS Intended 10 appoint
GrCpa0 {" watch over the ectons OF the Imperial
prince. ~ Jthcrl This time tue reply that the
Imrrcss was AZ liberty 70 DO As she ked with tia ne
d tsslirg In this respect everything il altered and
the ptLy phactons driven by the Empress herself her
s,t,t DEL &c at bull fights dressed in the Spanish cos
Tune ami her ,LOOtng Mt S. Cloud, alfred ~ sort OF
a,Icy dres- all these seemingly hfle lncdents arc
,is ~ those who i've ia the Clore intimacy OF the In
r,rigl tour. You must live in the heart of French
toccty 10 know how severely these various fancles OF
the Emperor ere judged by high aud low aud by the
imueralsta a. much by Others hut Louis Nap )eon
ias lost the right to gainsay lis wife wishes aud he
could Low with great difficulty compel her to that
frgiL dignity, to that perpetual Observance OF de-
coum which French pre- udc, in all ranks exacts from
ptrsolr Of exalted rank,
one of his oldest friends, speaking to yesterday
of /. uis Napoleon said 4 think see INN now he!
fore ne. a. hc went one day with the Empress and
AN thor -uito inspoet A." Wnrl- at tha Elys"e
lie Emlress. with Il bound, nearly jump. crossed
cone pAnks WI IN in an ns iut the Emperor telling
her -6arry TO stop, came to her sde, took hold OF
Der ~ AID said IA loud tone OF great dSpeasIrc
DO walk as you ought to do Eugene what will all
tE,se tooplc think of you and my interlocutor
added shakre his head 90 / am afraid he would not
stop her sm afraid lie has no longer the night
to make any ob.eyation
LMannh-.-.r Ou.rl-an CoLLe.pond.nL.