The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04
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TONIGHT, MONDAY Oct J. 1858,
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The Duchess Be.siea aged s 5 ar, French noble
marriedt an oaloer Mrs Coleman Pope
Bernard aged $40, sergeant il the Fourteenth Inn.
Marguerite his child an infant
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children child Of noble and the child peasant
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the death Of Marie Bernard made by the Russians
and sent to ' &c% I'M. 4 S.ss THE SECOND
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The Duchess Of Beauleu aged s. Mrs. Coleman Pope
Michel, captain in the Guard aged 81 Mr. A. H. davenport
Count | in New n
Louise de eaasa aged 49, really the daughter Of Ala.
Pauyretie, eoa,herd in the mountains believed to
daughter tn s Duchess Of sasa"u
Martin, the innkeeper of st Dider, and guide to
the grand nd st. BERNARD Mr. Whiting
The ca'a's s. Dds; lss ; Hunters Village Girls
The arrival Of the Duchess the proud hopes Of the noble
Maurice de- Grandvai Payr goaiherd the Alps-her
s hs s p sn % sss
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tain the Of Bernard TO his native village escaped from
the fall his wife the condition of his child Pau
TAIEs6 '! T De Wo Gorge on the
The hut Of Psuvres the arrival Of the eoes with the pro
visions Of Pauyrcte for the winter they bid farewell 70 the
her companions the echoes Of the mountn she bids them
Where ,e mountain echoes dwell,
Let me hear your voices light
Come and say good night
(lchocs) Good night.
Pauyrete performs her evening prayer.
Virgin mother. guard me sleeping
Take me To thy holy care
Mary, mother. guard me sleeping,
Hear the orphans lowly prayer
lEchoes) Hear the orphans lowly prayer.
Pauvrette-Ava Maria.
(Echoes) Ava Maria.
The mountain begins the flakes fall heavily;
the avalanche; the the Bernard
the hut IL lost In the Maurice rescued by
Pauvrec gains the shelter Of her hut his fairy dream, the
Of the earth before the AVALANCHE the laundering
roll rocks and mountains hurled into the
the the terrible catastrophe; Pauyrete
nizes tho sound; 1T comes. above heads
The Avalanche and the Sea Of Snow.
The hut overwhelmed the prison of Ice; edition Of
Robinson Crusoe Maurice and his fellow prisoner the supper;
the night under the the father of Pauyrette separated
from his child. Tableau 49,
ACT THIRD-TABLEAU THE FOURTH.
The Chateau irandya and the adjacent Riviere
Maurice returned 10 the bosom Of his family the wedding
day Psueite disappears Bernard resolves To seek her
through the world the ouast AMI the Duchess Pauvrete and
LOUISE the father and child At astmee the discovery the
Of Maurce hs coniession the CATASTROPHE spoiled
bridal
TABLEAU THE LAsT-The illuminated Palace Of Grandvai
Maurice and the Duchess the struggle the farewell o Pau
the conquest Of pride by humility the discovery BY
Louise the mistake Of Michel the Duchess disc nor cnd
IN the eoatherd Pauyrette pride rs fall III coneiauon;
the wise aud Christening decree of Providence Ncel made
Colonel the double bridal the grand e OF Grandva and the
marriage of Maurice and Pauvrcte.
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