The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

Death OF miss sss, Believed to he the Fa-
Inous MISS COusts, OF ma RIO Memory Thrill
Ing Romance Of Real Life.
Translated for the Nav YoRK HKRAtD, from the Journal
du havre June IL
We copy the folio wing narration from the Eaafe1e:-
We here present 70 readers romsnce full OF poetry
and tenderness which has just 10 its end in very
agca The habitual frequen'ers Of the Theatre
still young pretty regular features. expressive
counter ance, and physognomy fall OF melancholy and
.ende' ness, would AL have Deen extremely casrmng mad
which distinguished her Her palenes was, In fact, Of
such strange character that this lady might have been
taken Cor the heroine OF some Legend or even for the
corpse Of departed bride Th young LADY, possessed OF
immense riches and always dressed with exquisite taste
and eies anoe, generally occupied the same box al the
OPERA and alone, always In the place, front
seat In the boxes the tier of boxes just underneath the
Emperors se This lady has JUS, met with her death at
Paris, In sequence OF horrible accident which
regret say has become Of very frequent
within the past few The following are the crcam
stances Of this melancholy aairThe lady Ia qseston
years ago conceived q violent passion Marlo
tho tenor singer. Her love, though purely . platonc
love- was net the less passionate nor persevering II
originated as follows: One night she saw in dream
ha usome young man who appeared before her, AS love
only attacks those who and disposed to love-
Mss ~** matter OF course, and In obedience to the
dictates OF her conscience, fell Immediately In love with
this image of which she had dreamed. On awakng next
morning the image Of the handsome young man whom
she had seen IN her dream necessarily before her
eyes.
She contemplated with ecsacy the imaginary figure she
conversed with without opening her mouth to give ut
10 any words addressed to illusions OF the
utmost enquence, which stamped with marks of wit
imaeination and sentative heart She in fact 40 COR,
pleely geve reality 70 this vision Of dream that she
fully persuaded that what she sort Of heavenly
Abe had .een in her dream really existed and would
time other be found by her So indeed, 1t turned OUT
formers she dscoverad in ba TENOR singer Mario the
very person whom q visionary image, she had
herdre.r n m, hi,, hiwooIr .,d norr;.,.Lo r, u.s
hav Al dnuh tha han vOuth aha lovad and
whom abe "a every night in her dreams Al .ght of
MIN her haart wss vioIantiv .o;..taa hora -
man NTH whorr sha as i-asS IN L.. hsro,a az. ~
@ h;r " p, sue a Sa 1917 ~ h Uve Ue.ose sue nai
oro a;scd 20 tho hnes a.cS Sha s M Mu H1ss
cec.,sd hv h inc pch HE Sne ~ss W.
.ouI The stropees, and seemed to
ner that they assembled up from the oil
nh DC u ehaing Guar IN 10 ne music winch was I'm
decided She was Sensible however TIA. Hs the love she
nad conceived was hopeless ana that would De neces
saIy Tor ner 70 Keep secret wholly confined within her
ewn breast 49,
henceiortn tne NE Oh Miss W. underwent an entire
cnanee be'ore .ns sne nau Deen Tor great
snp icl'y In her manner OF living put now sne deter
mined to live entirely alone But abe did not live buried
ipa sontry retreat on the contrary she saw company
anu vsea tne opera FROM the ume wnen sne nrst re-
solved 70 i've alone sne became OF paeness
II seemed as II all her blood has LEFT the surface and
moved PACK 70 tne neA IL order 'hat might beat the
more venemenuy Tor mario
From the day that Miss Ess saw Mario for the first time
IN ner when enc recognized IN MIN the being she had
seen IN ner creams, sne nas a"sys nvea ey ana
alone she mas never spoken single word TO Mario but
whenever al any une ne SCI ou Tor any oner country he
wouo 30. ou' ior .ne same pace 700 on one occasion
mario WEN 10 81 fetelspug when ne arrived tnere the
nrst person ne saw ID the dress Circle 'front.' OF the
sia&e, was MES " neu ne went 70 Maarid ne iound
Chartered sSip and followed I him 10 Ameras sns sbs
Always arrived 'nefe 10 Tune " De present a. the hrst per
Torrance IN wnicn MARIO appeared wnether II was al
nonuon OF airs, OF nsreVer men, De, tnas haro
in a front box or in the dress circle:
she mas never spoken word 10 Mario, but Mario knows
lPon pm ano sP95s wn'oa aatea Io.,n IRON ner Iel
w., 10y S IN MN ne was vas nUs 10 love WIN ner rs true,
vhi.b e,r.na,cd Tron her The ,ncsr p iS S tt S
~on ou nel Tug piercing icoK " Tue veneo
n 90 ~ 11' p me- ,s1u woman p ooaoeu s.'ona im
70 ~ C uegsee Is 70 inspire MS mind with me inspi
.how ,ha No rerul influence moved bn, syie as 70
II Wa once told 10 the Princess de Polk that Rvaro and
Madame de ssael Two persons surpassed 10 have been
of each oherl had bsd an inter with each
other which lasted two hours Whsl cried the Duchess
0Ap interview of two hours oupS, meyer can beIeve
Il nossbIe for anv woman 10 remain vo whole LONE hon "a
alone in private conservation xh the "A mo man unless
,hev both .sviny m snober the
and over A. Ain y Would the Duchess AZ Poly have
been able 10 believe In this love Al distance this
of the heart non one single object
In the midst of crowded thcstreY We be- leave 10
aoubt IN
the d.v vbep the ceebr.,ed SINGER ,oo, hs herea n,
the Theatre anen A gresi AMI icsal dsv for Miss
when the came 10 go to Inc theatre she dressed her.
elf alone In her room there she WA oue resdv and on
he point of staring For the PURPOSE however of
her oje,ie sbe paced the candestcF with In lsbted
candle in H. on chair in front OF the ali gsss go
m 10 see herself IN roughv IN the glas As abe turned
herself round and round rs 10 ace herself on one aida
and then on the other her full flowing gown of sbt
thin muslin swept by the cande-i only lust merely
touched and In The twipkling OF eve Mis-, sTS was
enveorss I'm ~ mes she aid NOT hoxever lose bex nre
sepce Of mind Any strong passion lIine the mind com
municates great ,ef Command and nerve togeber with
Great In everv,hinr which does NOT beong
10 thai sresi passlou
10 N Was With Miss SO she mmediatelv tbrew her.
ton az aranrns herself nm N the s,un,ernspe or The ned
and ip thi, manner smo,hcripg the flames But Il nm
fortunately happeped IN Al the cha had ad three
mu.bn dresses ON the ton of The ned vbicb hss
iust been brought home by the msntuamaler The FIRE