Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-04
\ Boots pR1SCE IN PARIS. affair OF a

\ DoGJs PRINCE N PARIS. An affair OF
singular character. which at present occupies
the attention Of the Partisan public has just
hannalal {, Ia ,inoiselie A.. t'27 grand
G:ur.nter q Senator, formerly Keeper Of the
Seals under The first Umpire. Tins last sum
l5:er she was courtesj at one q the WEsl!:;G
,,'oras Nv . real o. supposed Russian Prince.
wac &oon after made proposals o. marriage. -
But lEall:;:I.3 l. ohjccted TO the match. assign
iny as reason that Der t:au2}lt~r was not very
rich, having only 200, 900 frames as har GnoI-
riage portion. :Nadame, said The Prince,
that is O no c1;.*e1uonca. ;W0uI>! prefer not
mentioning the 4r:.ject OF dovry at al. Let
ont those 20 900 francs in the purchase Of
rarl)eie worthy Of mademoiSello: il that he
POSSIBLE" This magnificent act Of selfdenial
threw Madame <, Gil iler guard and she
neglected to take the simple piecautlon Of IN
uuiring at the Russian Embassy what were tlle
t;ties and position = the Prince. The money
was laid out as proposed: with the exception
Il 80, 900 francs, which were, at the wish Of
The, Prince thrown into the coroe}IIe with the
Jewels and each ainiyaS, The marriage was ce|e
hratod the other day. and, as the hotel
which The Prime was building was not
c3mnotaI, be con1uotea his bride alter the
ceremony j one OF the most sumptuons apart
Inonts Of the GGan>l Hotel. On the following
morning the young wife found herself n the
position Of p;Sol1o after her fatal st Of curiosity
%Eo pI;nce vas to be found. Il appears that
her NJ le husband had lcca1nped early in the
morning. taking with him the oorbeiile and the
1000 francs. The false Prince IS supposad 20
be an Z ,gIishma7 ol~oc i divorced from his
wife. = L4onl In Globe.
< D0sA:17;c,- - REAL LlFE.-lu yesterday
Journal vc gave 81 oc2o'1nt OF q coToner's IN
quest, held upon the body Of Augustus c.
Brodheti, who died on Monday night with
epi!cpt:o con! u?sioDs.
A few years ago Brodl1ead then il the
prime Of yisor and manhood> and wearing
upon the cashing artillery uniform Of the
british service seyor;a; royal Medals which he
hal earned BY bravery and success, formed the
Acquaintance OF q wealthy barone5s Ct the IA
get family. one Of the most arlstocratlc houses
Of England Ihat acquaintance Immediately
fccamo loTa match; and ehe r:nraientlng o.
nos;eion Of her family served only 10 render It
. runaway match. The happy couple spent
their honoTmo0n upon the continent-yl>lted
l5aiv. Switzerland, aud TWO years ago came to
illinois 2l3 7l?ol!& >al iaGll n1a: Clifton, lrO-
urn:3 c0u2ty.
Brolhead was ignorant 81 agricultural SCI:
e1l:e. An! when 10 this impeachment is added
:, deer2-seated habit Of dissi patioi,-an inordi-
nate fondaeSs Gor the wine cup--vhich his free
ana easy life hal engenIIered, and Thl@l mott
unfortunately vas >Ialacl By his WIFE, We have
the sum i0tal q CAUSES sufficient TO blast any
11a5. : prospects in life. His failure il! an asrl-
ctej:ura; line only confirmed him . q (lrnnk2rd,
ana h4-tor,l The donounoDt. An ardent low
e. q EieIl sDorts. his dog and gun were in con
slant reov: >;;tor and lis heavy ibations on
,oo,c ,,c =, IVA tEo,, cno laid him OFT Tor