Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10


Lae fhilaoslphh Fi.n.hf ~ t.' ''.'
lng ~ the ann9af'f~fli Of m.
Ouehess Of vh.Ah''
Ohsaas' Lli's lnillN .'H"
moai hoh'f on ~ ~, OIL N'l. '.M''e'
me "oii VII Wrti N' "'''
wih srms thiviin. 'ei NN tN
olufleans has htl Dol h.i.'
ing one lAs nA'N ~ .t' '.". '4'A n
beth Nas boin la"aail 40 i'if' 10 ,H's
he was il lAe igily'i i'i itf 9. Nf'Ns 'nf
Nash daN Ser ni w. N't titl ."Nh LtAl',
ennd paks q r.ithll.g-a Nr.fW 49,
was matted 10 ihs p'"eii uNt 'n'' Say l'ia
1897. She mrd' ca 'e..r"l, i',A'pi ana
devoted wife, sal aitio'i,t dWsu't n iair On
from the iam.y " hfg AfN+i ns +Hh.Ntl
them nll 10 Aei Ig he u,ni admi9b. 4l''''
Nes.
The nes' gcmigkah,a ne.ieni a. ihs .iIf OF
the d. ceased lady Wa' 'hNt o. February I'M
ISIS, when Eco wa N mo midst e, tr'
oution, pOi lte itrotn Of Lon.s Phillips had
bsenTpgegIntd lfgfAWi eeenei iNR. pa >.
|sof hafrieadcs oud snuphitr. lhe Tut es
bad been sacked by he mob i'a lhfsne hnd
been carried through te streets Aad burned
the king had l,d-i0 N,u.ily, as Was stated.
but really TO Ihe eaasI. whsuc. Ne was 10 es-
cape in disguise 10 England, ParlsW in all
The ffenay Of anaTchy, The Chamber OF Dep
ues was surrounded oy O. vast and excited
multitude, and wuhn ls walls ilCn was
scarcely less disorder lhan there was outside,
The Deputies were ~ DER places, and
crowd filled every p.u Of The hull, ikmngh
the tgmult Of the Paris streets, iha Ducbes5
OF Orleans, nceompar,d gy two u' hef brp,h'
ers,in.law ana her ~ sors--ts Count OF
Paris, ogcd uiue years. anl the Duke q. Char
tres, aged sercn--weui hrsvs!y md venlured
into lie interior of the excited Chamber Of
Drpnles
She tool, a seat between her t,fo sous, Ia
fdll view Of this .nmultuois nssemblnCe, who
I. were nwsd inn cQmn,7atiys silence Ly the
sight of IN, heroic mother coming into such
n presencc TO assert the rirhts of her son.
Then NJ. Dupin rose, pnd, amid . s,illneSs nj
most awful, nnnounted that the King Louis
Pnlppe had nblicatei 10 luror ofhis ennd.on
the Count OF Paris. urlsr the regency Of tie
Duchess Of 0rieins There was bfiei pause.
broken liy a single Voice from the spectators
lard. ~ is TOO iate., and those words bcrrnc
the verdict Of France. The Duchcs. and her
children retired The proyi>i,nnl Government
was orpanized. and in few DAYS she left
France meyer n sat foo, in !, amin taking
t,ith ber bar t,yo sor, and shorir- tho fallen
Grlunes If her husbands family.
During tbe last Ten ye,,s The Duchess Of
Oreon, has resided chiefly on The continent.
with her immediate ,ea,ons Her name las
rarely been brouobt L,rnre tho nnbli,., but ON
al nronner occa lions she ba, ,7,dr,pJ the riobt
and ,iIIs of her son ms The lso,timate c,oim9nt
of,hs French c,oYn One mr. ,yice ,be nos.
sins of some of the European naperS, interest s
ID N onnosc The rro,sntions of the Orleans
fm;lv have referred TO her as BEING about 10
make nm nnwor,bv marriage. but these re-.
norts have. we belicys, had no foundation, and
she has f,i,bfulIv teyo,eI herself 10 The edu.
ca,ion of her CONS u,bo are so;a IN ,e voung
men NJ rronise ,vho do bnnor "a thpir mo,ber'S
excellent ,raining The Dnche,s Of Orleans
il the four,b nrominrnf member of the ey.rov.
al fo,o;Iv n Er,nce ,Lot has died since the
rsyoluti3o If l94s. The offers bayjno been the
Kinc. I,ouis poiIjnn. his j,u6hter Ibe Queen
Of he Beja,ns. AMI his doro}ter.io.law, The
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