Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09
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TIE EMPEROR souLouauE IN PARIS

several nrst sons OF unknown EaStern klDe
have arrived here to obtain their education
while the number of fallen kings aud queens
dictators and presidents, is only counted b
Iczens. But the most curious visit of th
Kind with which Paris will be favored in th
ear 1859, is undeniably that Of Soulsuque-
he sublime Faustin l. of the ebony sceptrt
His Ex. Minister of Police has already arr
red here, aud is 10 quest Of vacant palac
or his sable master. 1t appears that thi
agent has orders also to endeavor.to obtain
suitable house at Bordeaux, fact which per
nts US to surmise that his llaytian Majest
attends to continue his speculatons in suga
aud liquors
There is one man, at least, at Paris who
mas cause to look upon the arrival Of this NJ a
esty in pdrtibus with q certain degree OF IN
luietude, and that is Cham, the witty carIca
.urist of the Chariuari. Cham has don,
more for the renown of Soulouque than Sou
ouuue himself; but there is danger that his
;a5le Majesty may not relish CHAINS manner
If publicity, and may put on bis track, some
Isik night, one OF his brdroS, darker still, TO
sreakssummary vengeance.
It is told here of Sououque that, at his
coronation. he went to the church in public
nscl, brought from Paris and on which the
lumber was still retained. In like. manner
no ordered an agent here to purchase him,
for his body.guard Of sixty men, complete
anti Of uniforms suitable for such corps It
c!te. But at this time Soulouque was not
vet triple millionaire in fact he was rather
short Of funds. and the check placed at the
agents orders did not permit him nny extra.
vagauces in the selection OF the uniforms
TO tell he truth, he bongbt the uniforms at
the Temple, from amongst old uniforms re-
presenting every epoch from the revolution
ot 80 down to the present time. Nhen these
were selected the money was noarly exhaust
rl. and as Soulouque had ordered that the
hats should bear stamped brass plate, and
ne rew ones, expressly stamped, would cost
too much money, the agent bought for few
sous, at O restaurant q sufficient number OF
sartirg box plates, stamped with the name
nf the preparer, with full details os address,
&C. and stuck them on the hats. Those who
saw tie first parade Of this life guard al Port
nu FRINGE declare that the brass plates were
thu better part Of the costume, since these
ware uniform. while the coats were rs varle-
gated as the number Of men that Dor. them.
That was proud day for Soulouqne. but
he soou lcnrned other habits and acquired
either iattes. From this very modest begin
ring h became one Of the most luXuriant
lnurHrchs thut ever robbed an oppressed peo-
rio fir had crown and sceptre made at
I'drie from designs by Fremont Monrice,
Shich cost S2J ZOO. lie ordered Of dusan-
tow ~ lmperial taylor cf the Boulevard des
! ltn'!-nS, court costumes for himself, his Off.
GERS. nnd his household. to tue amount of
.sGn Gao: hnt these Dusantoy absolsteIy re-
tIsc to furnish. fearing to throw rdicule on
his hnuSp. which furnishes costumes TO n large
number Of royal families Of Europe. by his
refusal be lost net profit Of $4,000 which
vas accepted hy house in London. a con-
number Of the first furnishing hou-
e-s n Paris have gained large Sums by their
irain with SououJnc, and these at least will
regret his fall
several French Naval officers we're deco
rated hy Ssuouque with one OF bis two or
drrS but the Chancellrrie refused TO rccog-
ME- these tin p!aythirgs. in ISL. writer
tr the presse, published an article which So
inrQuc, lnStook for an euloGy, md 10 this
gentleman he sent Immediately the order of
a!ut Fuu>tiu. The writer and his friends,
among whom WAS Cham made much sport
uvpr this incident and the only time be ever
wore his decoration was as a private masked
ball over the costume of An inCroydble Of the
t.me OF the Directory. ". J. 1,mrr.
\ WulrE MAS FLORES WIN N0rNG NJ
.,rr>s-TmE E%RAGED FATHER REcoyEES HIS
bAr"nrEE.--A young man was arrested yes
t-rduv morning 10y officer Paul Mly. for the
abduction Of young neGress from Dearborn.
lis name WAS Alphuus0 Pearsoll. and he was
,rSrm on the complaint Of the girls father,
who CoIlowri them in for the purpose Of get
ting his daughter back cGain. They came to
tswu night before last, and put up at the
house Of nrgresS in the Ninth w ard, taking
lodgings for the night. The girl being under
e.xtrcu years ofage, warrant was issued by
Justice Purdy tor abduction, at the desire OF
A-r father. whose name is Jordan. The
y,rl', uAue is Hanna. They were found at
taa aouse where they staid over night, md
brought into Court. The young man stood
~, for his rights, ana was no, disposed to
reiuuuish possession OF the girl, whom he
was anxious to marry. She was fat ln,le
wunch OF about fifteen, evidently devoid OF
any too much good seuse, and as anxious &c
marry as he was. The would be bridegroom
did not hesitate to say that be loved her and
should have her at any hazard. They might
mt him in Jail. but If he didn't get out 10 two
wears be should come after her.
Being upbraidcd with the act by the father
he resorted to an art!ul dodge and asserted
that he was a negro, but severs! oil the race
who we're in the Office examined him critical ly
aud shook tteir heads. They were convin
-Ced that he wanted TO kidnap the girl and
take her south 20 SELL aud told ber SO but
she would not believe n word OF il. They
were pair az Of devoted lovers as one would
meet in a twelvemonth. The father insisted
that she should not marry her lover. and took
her home with him declaring that he should
administer a sound thrashing as soon as hC
got her under the maternal roof. The young
man was sent to Jail to await an examination
for abduction upon which he will be prosecu
,.ed By the indignant papa, who thinks be i!
not good enough to marry his daughter
Disinlerested spectators thought that tbs
sooner he got her married the better, in vieV
of her indscretious, and 30 advised him, bu
he would not listen to it, and took her home
The yehemeuce Of the enamored lovers at
tachmeIt was quite edifying. He did no
blush to declare it before all the world, ant
said hs didn't care who know'd it," that h
loved her und was going to marry her. !
was bona fde love match, and pity that i
was spoiled. What shall we have next il
the analgamation line 7 The amiable Jud
son and The sable Jordan may hitch to tb
saue post.-D Detroit Free Press, March 23d
STARTLING LOVE AFFAIR." young Lad
.Attempis to ShO0t her Rival.-A singular ai
fair occurred 10 Pensacola, Florida. abou
two weeks ago Miss Susan--,dnughte
Of one of the most distinguishing jnrists an
peEteiaus Of Florida, entertained q mos
violent passion for Mr.. G., Mayor OF fensa