The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-02

pointed day, at I'VE O'Clock precisely she had aoou,
SEQ o worth ou- hundred thcuaard cranes, of Jewels
scd precious lace placed in hi,ed carriage which Wa
vst @: tie door; ttn she get into I. alone aud as she
could no. epeat English belonging 20 :he st
70 fo as wtfsS sh' %ss sS gave r. H ASe6sss
qu'>3 yet it soon seemed I, 2achel that che %
recognise the read tie carriage had taken
perhaps the driver hss taken saol. cut said she
&C he1sen
I: whor after pretty long drive il an unknown por.
ticn Of the e..y. the visitor that the.e was uslake
TIE hose n 10 wise resemtlsc thai 20 which $40 w.oJc
70 20.
AZ It impossible to explain Ills 20 the driver il WIS
Necessary to make him understand il by signs Ee ap.
pes-ec surprised, and showed he number Il really
The lumber but ten i was the street TIE diver
s-aiz mounted dis seat, stopped al every door ard al
every s;oppase: poor Rachel Who beginning to crow
oTM,is, reievod IN despair hen ia, tomnic LEGATION.
when the carriage arrived a. the end ri the block IL
took smother direction, and catered Twenty gtth street
There tae sane perfcrnai co took place Bot night
lopeTs, suey that In Sew lor there were at least from
tver'y 10 thirty thousand individuals who would Kill
her-twce a. soon a. cnoeor merely the hundredth
past Ct tue riches she lad in her carriage
Having explored Twenty eighth street, the driver be-
TSInr impatient ,es5 than ever could he repeat the
ptrnaps iess distinctly than usual and information be,
came alItst impossible They went to Thir,eh sreet,
ss Rachel began 10 think suspected something of the
fortune his vehicle bore and that he might under pre-
'tS, q n-''s be in quest OF some aecomp,ces in
rather suggestive Of ideas az this kind; besi every.
Ting began 10 wear more threatening aspect the eyes
- this time an hour had passed. away and the undis-
eNerao!c house a.! were waiting Cor Rachel and watch
Covc Soneetures weTo Shaustod. and they about
to 20 70 the st. Denis Hotel when about quarter rast
SIX ta6 VI hio at last arrived at the door All TO the
3. whai oa. happened TO youlo
AZ a last" said ehe, with an immense Sigh, which
very much resenbieG q sob.
Sic stepped Gu the sidewalk, eud then said suddenly:
siTi or ne a1d hal ia."ng bursting into tears, she
g..p tie ninth
street o.l re hal understood East Tworty.n nta street
Which quite another thing, ~ everybody Know. Honest
Oh; stLfI, a. hour pereGtLtO AIRY before
h c,uid divine the fact Il shcrt, 60 many emorous
eEiea n nervous a,.ck relic Cd by tears and abridged
by 'eue hier, ana IL lch rent at dessert
The evening passed in ex ,.nrng ope after another
ne magnificent choc's aHich red whole table in
tie hest, without thnSirv OF recert dangers. But when
Gle had 70 eavp al ate bour, she consented without
officially. TO be!tg accompanied homo
a not, a. Z has been put7h IN Paris. after tho
eycrrg save spoken OF that were mt~f6s;.i the FIRST
symitons q the malay which T. take R'cte, from
q. word. she contracted dtyt.opcc he fatal sern
81 4 Ga the CHI uain which hrcurtt Lcr q lostcr es
sae tt1' states n letter ILor.ed in Tar; 10 TIE
t"''rr;r q THURSDAY last.
II, iaurts be pfesoryatlves sgelast rrb,,pr" she
wft'e ga tho dave of 18th &C ccoic- 1855. ,hey are cot
Trrseryat7c. against hoerscuoss that's M iasiiion
ttts 'r1 "a Tie rIlroao GER and have come 20
Rotor cCNRh Ike coilsc;r pt!,u person, walob /
not btg yea io believe "
pCrhaps 81, not actually Il that period bit the
nces.aIt asgee thc underwent rstead Of takg Of
if-e, were 10 lon- u inGkl1s the oscase iucursSle.
laticr, src came taCs to New YORK TO give Elk more
wc n the Academy 81 Niue and four ut Nibos-and all
ths hiie''ieacd suffering aud ccrtnuai coughing The
last O. thetc representations 0yerwleung. I, was
ccuTt.ef ~ The "Nclncau dc iesle 'iiftr- and the
"oi, to America" winch has ncvcr been rscted by
excited "a tbs; evening aicn have head.
Iia' ne tool. place II New York Saturday On
SUNDAY evenfg the coxIsuy ~; gu, tor Philadelphia
and Gu Monde! IA hei exhausted sl. found sufcien;
strength ic play "ics TERRACES in tina: CITY. II
Wa the nual i'cw and il compliance WITH the
- ,il L
tue ctgartmtLis already made AIT 30 SOUTH Immediately
TO beg fran us Climate restoration already impossible
she topped a. Charleston
AfnoIg tho ladica Who the ornaments or rorey IN
Uslcy, there Wa hcr ono who formed. IN esuper,fty
o. her uit tencc The lsiancy a be vii aud ihe iupr
tsrCc Cf her family relations relative Independence to
scn Tie presence Of Rachel offered irresistible tempts
tons
Nnc. -, who, believe. has never been 10 Paris,
Visited to CCrb-aoe actress vho owed 10 her the
arrC cable diversion from her uaay II was principally
O. Tie sa, tltcns q ts acgianance tina; Rae rcl
fcrrrcr when ttc rcso we'd uuou rayug "AcriBnnc lie
couyrcur' oncc--s Dangerous eGort-fcm which With
enthusiastic succere shc drew The rcrnar ro'y-fnu
that VA upossiblc for her 20 continue her dramatic
career IN America a. yet she only thought Of toe
siy ~ t.mrCfary rClgso. Alas Il a. be forever
the oud q her splendid carer
days sfterwaris n orc appeared In tho Charleston
Mrcgy al article, rctnn sable even hcu bot which since
has become iauch more 50 II va from tie graceful but
pathetic pen Of Nine. -, who fourd her sf,O
ton for Rachel prophetic Inspiration, IL the form u
"No" said she. ait was not Adricrne Ircouyrcur
whrm We saw, whom wc heard ia tt last act ILwas
Ia be- herself bddiugsdcu 20 ,he triumph O. hetHtate
30 hove to c it was Rachel Who v II rcver again aprolr
any stage and whose glorious endc3 Fiction
hss Io those acceus ttoy ouly tcong the nplacabe
reality which overwhelmed the woman N the roe Of TIE
actress
was ouy to- truei Tho curtain had fallen for the
last tine ibc dead AdriclBe snd the ay ing Rachel
Fr,u HsvaSa, rherc she unwtll. she scr, back
France al the persons corn,cted with Der except fenre
&c chotpi9e Der only companion when she back
foebed ard hDgut hing to New York there tha,
we shared with very few ffcE's the privilege Of
sing and corsous her ssddencd spirit during the as days
che passed In America: there that on the SD Of
feor lary 1885, board the Futcn which sbou,to
bring her back " die in her country We said her
"As rcofrr With rs and "Adieul' with our hear,s
Since then have watched from afsr her heightened
egory Of which she her.eif wrote TO froa time to
the dolorous Journal She often though, Of America
che deps nded this the land ~ her last ump-s the
realization 81 project which she mad particularly at
heart during the last days OF her life
Some ncnths ago Relevant arrived suddenly IN |
New y ork with the diamonds jewels, and the entire |
theatrical wardrobe Of Rachel He xas commits oned by
her 10 get great lottery the proceeds o, which
be given r. Der youngest con less favored than the
elder BY rune aud psrenage But IL appears tina, the
por woman was only 10 reap disappointment this side
OF the Atlantic All lotteries were forbidden In those
Sstss where she had shone upon the stage pro
jcct was spoet npractitsbe In the others So after
many and useless ats mpts her agent hal 70 bring back
TO France the fortune conGded 10 bus devotion and pro
buy. Rachel no lJngcr there receive back and
the Chi for whom the entire was Intended viii only
receive quarter Of in spite Of oil that maternal tender
she oead thendesd in the full maturity Of her ife
at the sosee OF her career and ali the crce Of her
that ncomparsbie art,ste who Ais the world wh her
ceehrity-that accomplished woman, whom the demon
prevented God from making angel All the made
about her tmb will bot awake hr Incense Of glory |
caresses Of love, btpgs OF hate bams of friendship
OF envy Inconsistency of fortune Good and evil of
lbe what you 10 her Of whom there now rests
here below but the name Of Rachel RT
Supreme Coust-Gepepal Term.
Before Hon Judges Davies. Clerke and Sutherland.