New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

wac in vain opposed by the Diet Which assembled on
Sept %, 1877; In order 10 punish The Ministers fo-
their INABILITY TO ressin the members Of tie Diet IN
tler anti-lol, prejudice Cabinet was formed in
December with Walltnitin at its head, and which
became he plant tool Of her designs. Ostracieed by
the leau-oude Of Munich, Lola found compensation
in the devotion of number of young enthusiasts,
chiefly students, whv, under the name Of Aemanni
constituted themselves Eer protectors Thoee chyairic
youths were socn pefsesuted by the ant-Loa parry
among tie students and citizens Riots broke out, In
consequence Of which Lola ordered tie University 10
be e'ceed IN the beginning of February, lsis but the
exasycraiion Of The Uhgmoniane Municbers rose 10
such degree tFeb 10 and ~ that the King was re-
lucsntly induced 20 reopen the seat OF learning and
to consent TO the departure of elady. Lola however
resisted for some time; ard, after endeavoring IN VAN
to regain admssion TO the city, she took up her ABODE
near the Lake Of Constance, still bopcfu! OF q
restoration 10 power In the mean while, however,
tie reaction of the revolution of February "A be-
can 10 lie felt, and in Munich and during the
disturbances which broke out in March, the IN
6ienatioD cf the poTulace directed against Lola,
although the poor woman had sought, long before
the outbreak Of the French Revolution, TO give
more liberal tendency the political institutions Oh the
couutIy On March Il she wRs formally deprived OF
the title of Countess and orders were given Tor her I'M
priscnmert while her devoted lover relpquished his
crown On March 81 in favor Of his son Maxlmilan,
the present King Of Bavaria. Lola was soon after
ward in the midst Of her friends in England, where her
extraordinary career in Bavaria naturally had the
effect of increasing the number Of her admirers. She
accepted the hand Of one Of them, Mr.. Heat, wealthy
yourg officer, which, however, subjected her to trial
for bgamy on the part Of Mr.. james, the East In
dian husband Of ber early days. She escaped from
this dilemma by following her new busbaud 10 tho
Continent spending come time in her favori,e
country Spain Mr. James died in 1850 and his
death was followed by that Of Mr.. Head, 70
that Lola was again in the full enjoyment Of that indie
peudence of all ties which tie most eongenial
20 her nature in 1859 ehe ysted the United Statef
and aitct,d great attention by interesting narrtons
Of hor adventures During her stay in California, she
was said 10 have formed matrimonial alliance with
third husband Mr.. Hull which, however, was soon
terminated by divorce. few years afterward she
proeeeded 90 Australia, and gained the sympathes OF
tie peole Of Melbourne by apprupriating the receipts
Of ler theatrical performances to the wounded IN the
CrincaD war lsjj. Size subsequently, retuIred TO the
United StGtes and gave seres Of Lectures IL New
York aud other cities which displayed much ability and
venGiility and were nunerousy attended and, after
tour cf lccturiug in England and Ireland, she again
riraced ber stes in this country in the Auunn Of 1853
Sic published volume Of her leetures, with her
Autol oeraphy Arts Of Beauty, Secrets Of Iadys
Toilet ind Anecdotes Of Love. She spoke the principal
EuroIe ean languages wsb great fuency and ,loquepo;
ard her varied atainments together with boundess
store Of experiences and anecdotes gathered up among
almost al nations, made her company very attractive
Her appearance was that Of semi-Irsh semi-Spansh
lndy Of great intelligence and refinement. Her elocu-
tion wns very distinct snd in her public addresses she
adopted a lady-lle, conversational tone, avoiding all
eestcuaticn. Ste Lad reeided Of lete in Newiork,
and for tine Tast her health had given serious
apJrthtnsions 10 her friends and admirers-
For seyer months sle lad been deprived Of Tie u.s. Of
her Gmbs by paralysis one side Of her system having
become completely ralsicd.
During her illnefs BY invitation, she TOOK up her
abode with Mn. buchanan the wife Of the celebrated
foIitt who knew Lola in Scotland they beng in their
youI ger dsys school companions Lola gradually grew
wore although the best Of medical skill ompoyed
ard everything suppled her calculated TO aie'iate her
sufeiings. Abou; two weeks tIo abe began 10 sink,
and being aware Of the fact, her whole time was oe
cuyed in devotional e1ercises Bat in thia pect,
terror the period we sllude TO- che exhibited marked
change her previous life. Her whole desire seemed
bent toward engaging in religious conversations with
everybody with whom are in contact and in
them the exhibited deep knowledge on theological
sul cds During the lat week Of her life she sent for
and wss attended by the Rev. DR.. Hawks Of Calvary
CLuIch, and also attended by member Of The
cegalOn Of the church, and 10 them, who engaged in
religious conversaton, she exhibited a thorough
pentante for her past erratc life. On Thursday, the
dly fhe died, Dr. HAWKS at hor bedride and when
asled by the clergyman if she still thought rhe Ind
found forgiveness with her Savior, not being able 10
sTeak sire nodded astent. The funeral took place on
Saturday. The Episcopal funeral seryice was per
formed at Mr Buchanan house, and the remains Of
he ,oceased were follow cd 90 Greenwood by come Of
cur moe; respectable citizens and their families.