Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-27

looked upon her sl;tor without OBJ
lection to the difference Of are
In few short months after MS
appointment to the high station we
have mentioned, the yoIll4g lady
was married to the brilliant officer,
and the peasants Of the district still
mention, in terms ut admiration and
astonishment, the wondrous doings,
the fireworks and watervorls, the
horse racing and riding matches
which took place on the occasion~
Shortly after the marriage, the hus-
band took bis wife to the seat Of his
Government, where size soon became
The admired OF all beholders, and IS
celebrated ;n hat part Of Poland iu
certain verses which were sung be-
fore the Emperor on his visit - the
place, a. the - Morning STATE Of
P---,' in short for seven years
all Went merry as 3 marriage bell.
At the eud Of that period, only
two years since. the death Of the
adaptive mother Of the lady caused
the disclosure which we have made,
and which, nnt BY any means neccs-
aary Tor the marriage, became in
dispensab}e for the arrangement of
inheritance after death. At the
first words contained in the docu-
ments left by the dying lady in the
cottage, on hcarin, the names and
the dates therein mentioned, the
miserable husband sank scnseless to
the t1oor-he could not fail to re-
coen;ze bis own offspring in his
wife, the mother ot his children,
now standing beside him, and felt
himself a guilty aud stricken
nlan.
At the close Of the struggle for
independence, when the Poles, beat
en On all sides, were forced to sub
nit, Captain Z-- had rendered
lis resignation to Russia, and had
acquired titles and honors under the
Russian Government, although con-
science had 50 stung him that he
had deemed it expedicnt to demand
q change Of name, which, under
cover Of his new title, had been
granted,
Immediate measures were taken
to obtain the advice and protection
OF the Pope, who, after due deIib-
grafton, pronounced the marriage
valid and the children legitimate,
but Of course exacted Immediate
separation. There was no need II
his dccrec. Long before it had
arrived at P the husband had
become gloomy maniac, and had
exchanged the brilliant palace lie
occupied for the stone walls and
solitary cell to which he was per-
ioTce conveyed beneath the care Of
the doctors Of the place.
The curse Of heaven stands before
i'm night and day the malediction
nearred by bis descrtion OF his
;ountry's cause is regarded by the
DOOR nadnan as having brought
lown the terrific Judgment on his
lead. Fer two long years did the
Unhappy wife wifi attend tfft1 hf With with ttA4ee TIE
most devoted care; but the medical
attendants having declared that her
'resence was contrary to his re-
;overy, she has resolved at length
0 come to Paris and seek in the dis
ractions and interests Of that place
ONE little soothing to her wounded
pirit. Of course the society Of
Paris is divided into two camps
he one adopting her as is protege,
'un1ad meme, the other refusing to
acknowledge her, Or to admit her
nto It's most sacred precincts,
Much curiosity is expressed to
earn what attitude will be assumed
y The Empress, as the story is so
veil known, and the name :of the
ady grown 50 familiar in Parisian
MOUTHS, in consequence. Of the dis
MISSIONS which arc openly going on
bout the affair, that it has become
he g~eat social problem Of the hour
Ieanwhi]e the. lady may DO. seen
aiIy taking her drive in theChamps
llysees, and her two girls, OF six
nd four years Of age, psattllng
oerriIy by her side. We should not.
Or our part, have given it as the
My story from Paris Of the week
ad it not occupied us, the initiated,