New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
PERSONAL

Hall, England is the subject of strangely romantic
,tory IN The Chicago Democrat, from which We con.
oeuse an account Of the fortunes and mlsorunes con
n, cted with his wanderings through the world He II
the child Of Sir Joi n. Fenwick, who, in 1887,
rcd Clara Seymour POOR clergyman's daughter,
apfinst the wishes Of his two sisters The latter re-
ytpged tbenselvee by faeely accusing Lady Fenwick
OF infdelity with certain French count whom Sif
john had introduced TO her at Venice, daring the
honey moon. Lady CLARA swooned at the charge, and
ter utl and completely carried away by passion, and
Convinced that the story told Lin by lie sisters wa true,
ordered her aud the boy 20 be expelled from the hall
md ilnmt datcy hurried 10 tie seabcard and embarked
for the continent. The unfortunate wife became insane,
paefed some tire in asylum, ultimately recovering
under The careful kindness Of Capt. ONiel, who haa
long loved her. md sought Ter TO leave her cruel
hulbsLd and share bis fortunes. For long time she
resisted his appeals, but finally, ascerainng thai
her husband had taken steps 10 obtain divorce IRON
her ,nd that Capt o Neil was her only friend che
caseIted. They went Galway, Ireland, where they
were married privately, ana took up ther residence
Her con init tine, unaffected deslfe t0'aVe,
add bic mother furnished bin with one thousand pounds
which she Obtained by the rae Of berje"ela and peeo
lin On board the steamer Adratie, with INSTRUCTIONS 10
sail 20 New.IoIk and from thence 70 TeXas TO Visit
cousin Of here named Somcille who resided there a.
wealthy planter. Without any misfortune our youth
arrived at bis cousins rancho, stuaed on the froief
| Of Texas, wber, he received a cordial welcome. ILL
coutn bsd daughter named Estele, Of about his own
prt and very hHndsoue, with whom no fell IN love,
and in whore society lie paced six months. Bot on
one fatal night the ranehe was attacked by party OF
Cousnohe IndianP, his cousin and Estelc were
nuId,Itd and he carried of into captivity. lie re-
uained csItiyc for three months, WREN, SEEING
favorable Opportunity and tornmyhawk, he killed
tic Indian With whom be wGs, and made his escape
80 Brownsville, Texas, After many subsequent adj
ventures, he determined to return 10 Fenwick Hall,
and Clam Lis rights son and heir Of It's lordy oc-
crTsn, By the aid OF tie British Consu at Chicago,
lie became introduced 10 the Prince Of Wales during
tie lattes stay tlat city. Tie Prince took an IN
| teIett in oung F,nwck allowed him TO accompany
him throuLn the Stace and TO return with him 10 En'
| elnud Tie ,,auLerer returned home at "a most oppor-
tune tino-jutt one Of his aunts seized with re-
none lad mace d death-bea Acknowledgement Of his
uotlGrs innocence thus establishing uis legitimacy.
Sir Jo folded his long9s TO his heart shedding
| tears Of Joy over him. The health Of Lady ClaIa
greatly failed the departure Of her son for Amer-
ca and Capt ONoil took Ler the south Of France,
il he iOe Of restoring it. But shc died, and not
| jng hiteIwaId The captain killed in duel by
Will lie bcquealhJd Liz property, which wa Of great
value 10 BIZ wife soD, John n. Fcnwick. The young
MN IL now in Fenw.ck Hall whence be has written
to American f,nds, thanking them for their many
bGoI s,es, and renCing romombrnnces 20 his former
| .cmI suioLs VIII such yiricd experience OF life,
arisCcIatc and domoeIaiic, Sir John North fcnwck,
taIt. ay yet be Il man Of marx among his compeers
Tie Emperor Napoleon has been skating In tho
DOis de Bouogue; bis Imperial Mnjesty seemed quite
~ lone on the ice, which rs not surprising as he has
LeioIe low had good practice in Maintaining himself on
siiIreiy uoupd He knows very well how 10 balance
Lintof ind ave his crown from injury, when any Gus
elrc would lie sure 10 fal be can maneuyer 20 "a TO
avoid The meet dangerous situations and an especial
sdeIt in az sling Lnfe 81 The assistance OF particular
| CURRENTS of nd. No wonder tLen that be who mas
kin ed ropg 70 well over the thin suffsoo that sep
al,, public Lfrs from TIE stormy ecu OF revolution,
iculd be able 10 skhte in tie vis de Doulogne The
Emperor seemed delighted as a boy let loose from
,cLco seeing u cLI.d in a sledge pushed forward by "a
IuistIy maid lie took the place Of TIE servant, AID
drive Ito slcdge for half au hour soinewhat in the
zane b,y le be year Two ago, when luy, in the
ra,b Of reyoulion Vac mauseed by Victor Emanuel,
he orce before dsurd the inferior, aud himself drove
lie baby wherever IL wac determined u go IA ua.h
s,rn the ccndo-cersion End still Of the imperial play
mate in eaC instaLce The great man soon got tred OIL
The game.
One evening. int before New.Yesrs day, which
WEE extremely wet tie Emperor and Empress went
out ncognio 70 zee the stalls along the Boueylrds
PROJECTED by large umbrella their MJeSties pas I'D
along the southern side from the Rue de Ia PAX 70 the
Rue Nor tuaie hid returned along The opposite one ~
for L. tire Rue Neuve dee CapucneE. They made nu
uerous purctLees during this long Wall. The Empret'
fued er rockets with all sorts Of little toys and mex
make. ysn ing in pnce from one sous 10 ten. lhel
Msjeetes also purchased several atcls OF Larger sze
and o. paying for tkem requested the dealers TO pu
tom by iii their return. AZ they never came back
Of course the stal keepers remained in Possession O
TO n1-ey AID goods Some Of the dealers recognized
ltir Imperial Customers but discreet enough u
leep cir discCvery TO themselves. TINS walk gsatly
IN ueed the Emyrtss who on returning to tie Isaee
distributed her rurckases among the ades in waiting
"A 70, d.hearted old Republican yeoman Of Illinois
LayinQ inhibited the foolish notion that attempts are
be made uJon Nj. Lipcon's hfe-by poison or other
v.-l-rtcertly walked long distance for the purpost
# uttering bis solemn warning. Arriving IN the pros
ence clan Der Of he publican royalty he became abashec
ind forgot biz eirand. He wss farming to leave wher
fudjen Inspiration struck him, and he said quickly
81 won't leave till tellye, sr Just mark my words
Don't yos tat nofh,Hg exept rhat the old ROMAN COOK
for gel"
Tho late King Frederick William has no. len any
private fortune money having expended his income
10. Only i'll b,neyolou act but in purchasing works Of
mt and a magnificent library. The property left con-
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