, 1861-01-24

wsr hpon't the United states.-con.. 4dyerftxr:
:. 50: Lola MonfeE.
fGAAm DOLORES ToRRls MONTH";
This remarkable woman, who. died In this
city On Thursday last, after long and severe
fllueas, and whose remains were Inferred in
GreehWood on Saturday, Was born. In 1924.
Her father WIS only about twenty, and her
mother fifteen, when they. were married, and
marriage At her baptism. ehe WIS chs!etened
Auri4 Dolores Eliza Kosarrn Gilbert; she WIS
af[erfard called Dolores, from which she de-
rivedl her name, Lola At an early age ahe
displayed tho elasticity Of . creole and the
graeefulnesa Of .. spanlsrd. with the wit and
was q creole.of striking beauty, and il said to
have hurried in succession = Spanish and IN
Irish ptf1eer. This circumstance gnyc rise to
couilItinG accotnls 'as to her nationality; and
the sihgularlJ .co5m; poltan impression Of her,
'appeahance was not calculated to solve thu
mystery, a!thoush, according to her own &C.
beautiful. city ..of Limerick. aud was
mothfr IN England, rfntll She wa SIX years
old, lo{a's- mother. had in the meantime
married Capt. Craig. with whom khe went to
tndIs leaving the young girl ia charge Of Capt
CrafgS father, At Montrose, Scotland. She was
attsrWasd Hent to London, mud placed in tie
family of the Comuandtr-in. ChiefUt the Ben
Eal tlirccs, Sir Jasper Nichols With The
daughters Of Sir jasper Nichols she was Ecut
to Eatis TO school, and after spending several
years there Miss Fanny Nichols and young
Lola were sent to Bath to finish their eluc..-
months, at the expiration Of which time her
mothdr returned from India Loln was then
about fourteen ycars OF age. She wes inform.
cd By her mother that she had como home t.
take lter back to Iueia. The enormous amount
Of. drtf Shaking Y caused suspicion in young
WAS i1for1uc cd Ay CaI tain James tLa1 her moth
er hah promiscd Ae9 in marriage to Sir
Abraham LuulJ, one ef the judges Of the
Supreme Court Of India, aud about siIty
years bid Thls piece Of intelligence aroused.
her anger, md in . defiant toue she informed
family quarTtl followed, aud in her despair
hhe. aIpealed to ENpt, james for assistance
On fhe nett day the latter elorcd with her to
Ireland, where Capt Jnncs' family resided
After great deal of trouble they were finally
married. The alliance, however did not prove
hav nE followed her husband to the East In
Iies, where he eloped with q Mrs. Lc1uer, she
soon returned to England; Onthis homeWa1d
Journey Bhe attracted tile attention Of her fel-
low tr4yeiets by her .exubekance Of spirit and
varied Personal aud mental attractiouh. Among
-ct A4st aln1A1 ~tt-sH 81 "Ae }Uuas ocotcn"
mau, of the illus;fious house of Lenuox, who
WIS ohly with .!ti1llerlsy ,rcstrained by his
Gicndd from offering her his hand. '
In Lbnd6n she led q gsy life, being couIted
by the !EaTI Of 1tslnesbury, tue ex. Minister o.
Foreiyh -:Afairs, and By other distinguished
noolsi4eny anu maxloe OCCASIONALLY romantfc'
e1ea!stons 70 @, spala aaa 70 9Lne1 paris o. the
: obsefyfd' Of all observers, 'conquering the
hearts pf: men Of nlmu6t all countries ty her
beauty and blandi9hnents, and their aamira,'
tlon py lcf unnlncnlng naependence q char
acser fna supenor ineneetaM enoowmente:
A.bl 1atsuas a..sentuses Nv. snS "aoe neI aepes
oa .n9 5pge nlss ~ e.np4e nguEnte' ana
Gsesyyfroa ~ uansense .. lns forte y. mar,
On. WIN INC prestige which lowered around
nef assoe!otlon @ '*1tn me oean.1nonde II Eng
lana' 9na El1n tae 1aIofe Hnaca she eEea&-
60 on pn tne s9ase, woman o. ner beaufy
anu SeE;as "uuto, p1ooauey, n tne !a!tef paft
ol tne pttn Or oegieMngo OF me i4n century,
1aSe MIH qeGo11e IAs CHOSEN .isVof1te OF Louis
A1s. T LOUIS ~. 9q1 tames marc changed,
ana 9nper me fetsn Of Louis fhluppe journal
9ts o9san 10 "len tne power winch Was
1ormef}y: he4o: y x1nes', tne Or !nese Dew
monalfns oi tae a2ln: ee5Iuts' ~ NnsalTi91,
man 1maaas3ng @ ea!tol 81; 1e !E, conquered the
end In q, duel fought NTH At Rosemoua dc
beaaSdi!on.; pontcal Hntcf. Hav,ng ac-
companfito f, aef loser 20 1ne gamnhhg Aonse.
WHERE }bc due! had originated IN = quarrel be-
tween flc two gentlemen, Lola Vas summon-
ed "a witness on the trta': Dressed In deep
mourning, she appeared In the Court. whicn
was crowded with tbs elite Of the journalistic,
l1tenay, artistic, theatrical. and fashionable
Bohema Of the French Metropolis, amid the
admili1g whispers Of the vast auditory
Her tetlimony having placed tho'act Of de
Beauyellon In very muraerons light,
he. Wat scutcaced Ito. ten years tmpnson.
had be4ueathed about fA,0oo, soon let Paris,
to tho igreat' disappointment OF many enter
pF3sinS 1e4eect; who had expected to reap +
goldEni ihmEeBt from her .re~appearance on the
stage with the .eclat Of tire duel still fresh
upon the public mind. Lois repaired TO Mu-.
mich, and created a .gsca. sensstion there as g.
dznsenfe:: This visit to the Capital Of Bavaria
iuaQEutafcdn neN ard briIliant era III her life
King Lbn1s WAC then. on tie throne, and being
= monarch Of poetleal End romantic nature, be
fol deePHin .inve rsiththe witty lrish iody,
vino, H{she did not reclprocate tlie affection Of
her veteran lord, eonceiTed fea4qga Of gym.
pathy and respect for his high.minded and
geherofa nh1ufe, which she asserted to the
last. Tho pious Abel wns at that time At The
head ef the Administration, mud his policy
Was dlatnetr3cafiy opposed to al kinds f.lib:
erttes, whether: i'm: snattars Of Church,
of4 stdc, or Of Lore, No: moro pic.
taresqre contrast can bo imagined than
TINT between the grave, heavy, and sepIte
representative Of Barafiai, political aud theo-
logical Orthodoxy and the sunny, gipsy like
1reedom sud humanity .4ovIng Ioia:- Her pro-:
motion to tho rank Of Countess Of Lansield
was strfnnously opposed hy the .uhEamontano
Cab}ne4 hut it WA compelled 10 Fclinquish It's
power Deb, 1871 by Lala'a influence. I'M
:lolloKtfs of the Ministry among tho people
became;l loud in their fe,nonE1ranceS i new
'Caoihet *as formed Of Aaurer,' rum Rhetu,
and zenctti and others, with view Of corca-
b ing the; he;Uh1amontnne party but LoI&'s In
waai in vain opposed BY the Diet Whlc, assem.
bied on Sept 70, 18+Z In order to punish the
Minister'S for their inability: to restrain thn