New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS,

Tribunal Of Correctional Police on SATURDAY tIleu "
ycUbs nan 80 years Of age for sw'ndns The cir.
cumstarces were curious: The woman, 1t appears Il
the wife Of superior employee Of the pon's-etchsas
che lived happily with him. NJ. Duboys, having re.
ceived an appointment in Martinique, went to that
island, leaving his wife and son at Pans. On ms re-
turp after The lapse OF few years he learned tna'
the woman for whom be entertained profound ahec-
ton bad assumed tie title of Countess de Ia |g-rie
TO which she had right whatsoever, though La
vg,ri wss her maiden name; that che nag run .nlo
debt Obtained cOua'ions from the charitable on pre-
text a bringing up founding "a idiar wnom sue
had sdop'ed and bad committed other iepreh -nsoie
acts bes1es bringing up Der son p IN NAY ias
and he obtained a few years back an sppo, ,ho
men. in Algeria. After bis dePar rdI;e, 1 &c
their regular means OF livelihood. They es-
tablished what they called a " Society OF Progress
III General Welfare the objects OF when were
rather various: |. To moraize youth by gra'urols
lessons in drawing music and sculpture; 10 estaD-
lhb religious singing sociatiots To relieve me
widows and daughters Of fur ctonaries IN distress
4. To supply pure mi to the PaIisisn poPulaloh oy
means Of an office called the "Laiterie lmperiale,
With capital Of 600 O0Of and 5. To get up lJtery
of acc, OCGf to relieve the distress caused by high
els This Society," they PrshtenFfed was ne" Gny an
press but had been formed by their MaJesues, and
was started by funds generously contributed by them
The subscription to it was PAX year Inc prisoners
Hono,e for lis Offices and while the male prisoner at
tached TO himself private Secretary, an aide-dec
CAMP such the title gwen, and numoer vi
inferior employees, his mother, who called herc
with number Of femsies, 10 whom she promised
d ftrent place. The mother and son talked III the
most MAGNIFICENT way of their intimacy with the En-
peor and Empress showed presents which they sad
their Maesries had made Them aud often went 10 Inc
TuileIies to- they alleged see their haJes'ies MOL
content with the Emperor frendshP the yonns man
n nd nj "a lie
pion of Honor and az knight Of the Garter Not
wihstaDdiDg all his subscriptions TO the society came
in but slowly but foolish tradesmen eagerly gave ere
dit and among them were horsedeaief. Dress,
maker e. conf coner &c. The private secretary and
other employees also persuade1 t. make adj
vances Of money and TO sign bills of exchange. Inc
accused, more over, attempted to swin6le talor ont
Of quantity Of splendid uniforms snd veres Ter the
"fuuttionaries of the Administration, and fr their
St rvoIs; but the tailor iatimated that he could n't
give up his goods without being paid hrst Inc inso
ieIce with which the accused talked OF great per.Oa-
ages was really remarkable they gave grand parties
at which figured Russian princes and princesses by the
dozen-et least people calling themselves so-and one
day they nc, tina. nd ahs
hand of the Guides. Although they pretended 10 be
on very intimate terms with the Emperor, the man on
to dupe that his Majesty had not paid him sam 81
5000 frapcs, which he lad promisedi out, salu
re- q" at review / went without ceremony up 20 tle
Empero, ard taking his horse by the 6I,t me- T E
"rfrer gave daft on the public Treasury for the
money" He also represented to his dupes That the
Emperor bad directed him to hire the Jarden liver
in oder TO give public explanation OF the objects OF
the Society Of Progress and General Welfare. Az
length tradesnen, not b;ing pad, asked for their
money, on which the mother ard son decamped TO
Belgium, where they have since remained. The tn
buI al condo mned them severally TO five years I'M
prisonuent and 900 francs fine
The RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY AT WiLDBAD.-
A private letter says: 80
"Those OF your reader. who take notice OF the
movements Of great personages will have observed
from YOUR 0ris frcm time to tme under the head OF
Russia that the Empress Mother has paid vi:it'o
this place for the benefit of The baths and that her
scn the Emperor Alexander is on his way hlther to
psy his respects to her. Yer few of your readars,
imagine, will have heard before the name Of
Wi0bad which il q very small and obscure village
Of Wurttmberg in the Black Forest, famous a.
though lot so famous, perhaps it ought TO be, for
its thu ns waters. II lies melting in one OF the lovely
valleys of the En-, overshadowed by pine-clad aoun
aiLs. At elevation VI $40 feet above tue level
of the SEQ, the climate in the mornings aad even
ipgs is always cool and fresh, and although
during the hight OF Summer the heat in the sun Is
probably as intense elsewhere, there are numerous
seats ard Summer houses in the secluded paths VI
the foest where the perpetual shade and breeze are
to be fouLd amid the resting of the pines The WI
sfe is poor ard struggling but perfectly c!ean the
swift flowing river passing through It, AT the end oil
bath.bouse and magnificent hotels. Here, just now
at the hour when the band plays in the evening" may
be seen Princes ard Processes decorated Generals
ard Ladies Of Honor nlngling with the res the WIDE
pavemt ut all too narrow for the swelling petcoats
which even here are kept in no restraint. Inc En-
press Mother occupies the Hotel Bellevue, which is
chaImiDey situated at the entrance TO the Lmasen,
delightful promen to the south OF the village It's
of considerable length, consisting OF two broad ave-
nues Of chestnut trees. The Enz, here mountain
shallow torrent, foams, whirling over IT'S rocky bed
rnduating hay meadows are on each side and gfadu-
ally blend with the forest. Here the Empress fire.
queptly walks in the early morn and has the break
fast.table carried under some wide-spreadiDg
tree. She is illustrious example of the
powers of the waters, having been quite unable
10 walk when she first arrived here last year. Now,
in youthful toilette, enc gives little indcaon OF age
or Zee leness Size is very gracious and unostenta-
ii, U.s. and apparently crest tavore with Les Danes
dHonueur. Today the dawn was overcast, the
morning lowered and aoeut : o'clock heavy
thur 6erstorm bust over the mountains. AT 81 when
the EuptIor wos expected, a CLEAN OF sunshine
lighted up welcome, and Immediately after the
aVaLt.cOuiier rode through the village, shortly TO-
lowed by closed travelpg-carrage with foar grave
ridden by Positions in SCARLET and gold No enthu-
sasiic cheers broke from the crowd; II is not
the custom of the country; ha,s Of and re-
specfu slerce the only welcome award
ed The Emperor and Empress proceeded
sracLt 10 the residence of the Queen Mother,
n, site,werd adjourned very hlfcen suite of
ana,uept. which h-d b. en- newly furnished for them
81 the Hotel de POurs by its ehterpisiog proprietor
Herr kunpp. A few officers OF rank accom- pany the
Emperor but Re has guard nor is any furnished
Ly The King Of Wurtembtrg. He is TO remain here
two days, and leaves for Kssipgen on Sunday"
NJ. Berarger the poet, has been dangerously i'll, but
wos little better. The house OF the illustnous poet
n, Pessy surrounded by vast crowds OF people, anx
ions TO L ap the atest Of his health. strong
body Of seIents de vile is duty 20 keep the ap
prcacbes to the house clear.
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