The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

tore PATTI and mercsaary broshsr.in law, Mr. Maurice
brakosch took ali the prohts Of her proiessiona,
Win she NH shs In one year they pocketse
sum twenty four THOUSAND pounds-ye voioeess;
1Ank Of that-and rendered her portion OF
v, and no account Of how and where II had gone her
unnatural sire had for annuity TO be paid MN on.
her earnings by staksch handed that greedy
German Under This agreement strakosch made engage
nsnss for her 1t brussels, Client, Lrge uvain Amser
dam, the Hague. Utrecht, Paris, venna LONDON sna
eSher towns In England and On the 9Th OF May lsss
brought her England sing At the Coven Garden ope
ra House for large Of money, which she was not 70
guarded her maid and from the theatre treated
her In all respects she were valuable property
her lips 70 drop pears-a delicate song BIRD whose trs
and cadences turn into gold Al she uiters them
But, worse than all this. salvatore and Maurice mot
content with ershng her pocket sought 10 ule
with she gentle inmate Of her bosom For
Love still the lord Of ALL
ana Nile Patti had exchanged hearts with Belgian
noblemaD, Henri de Lossy, Baron do Vile, minor IKE
herself but blessed with Parent who objection
70 his union with no could twenty four
thousand a year. Signor Patti himself was similarly
nded In the month March 1892 snd the young couple
were betroined But the demon Of avarce set Y WORK 10
overthrow the attachment, and, NJ preliminary
step, established blockade against Tho ntroduc-
tion OF visitors and letters. The lovers were
prohibited from meeting vigorously az the lovers
" an opera but, unlike them, were not success
sul IN bafng their jealous guardians For many months
said Made iselc, by her .'next riend the defendants,
Maurice aud Salvatore had acted towards her with cruelty
aid oppression and they acting so up to the ng
v
says tho gallant Macdonald "n great bodily and mental
fear" All her movements were watched by her father,
ana s. more ~ s.akosn ney would ne' se sa ns
receive letters from them, nor indeed 20 NIT her the
run Of her own house, but confined her 70 certain
rooms; threatened her with violence In case OF
resist nee; opened her letters ard kept as many
~ they G. csc 10 themselves Nay, the brother in-aw
went 10 far the innocent Patti OF dshonof
able conduct and acts which she could not think o. so
Shat under these accumulated sunerings, Adeina was
oven N the verge o. madness and her life rendered
. MARBLE % delciousy night after niaht at Covent
= and tn e. ana ne
Basis OF Of many robberies don't pretend 70 nn
asrssand But this the case put forward on behalf Of
kdle Patti by cher next friend" and SO far we have
An nte II s,ble = not veracious statement.
But have hardly reached this stage Of the proceed
Ms taIpears that her next friend" was perfect
stranger the interesting minor and she herself stated
Court Of Chancsy and the appointment Of guardian
MI she Of age-was Aed not only without her sane
she says That III. enjoys perfect liberty, has much
money - sho wants, can do what she likes with her
-ery receives s, nsr letter, duly know. nothing
nScatoa with him; has the most entire confidence IN her
ssr, ana the greatest love and affection for him and
Ne most ssctionats Kindness" and that she perfectly
satisfied with all the arrangements they at to mako
board staSs At the q Henri Tnssy Dc
Vile Every one who knows me, !" writes that gentle
81. b. e swear ,hI ala 70:
fhet sptsrtaned honorable intentions to her." Now
- Wy we'll for Mademoiselle 70 back up those under
Csos e1neoce she 10 living and We should be glad 70
lhint that indeed she treated such charming little
rs.ti should be treated. But forty afndavts, even
- an, English, Irish, or Scotch gentleman would
g before tho Cour. Of Chancery with such onstrous
What ceald hs gain By IL What Imaginable intsrss,
could he have MAKING - Of himself befooling the
Prison for con.smpti No, no, 1dslna Maria johanna
Clornda Patti can't credit Is Think Of letters Of
whsA ~. NAG nssdoa.ld e, soe.o SPEAK wherein your
from that "dsar father" and estmabls brother in law
vnom voc now - pously bolster up Think Of
oecton" he writes, Eat time sincere; but stra
kosch and g. Patti who had interest stake
Pot into your head that hs intentions honora
bss HeT wnst no says OF you In his letter to the 7e
As q her own r.. VIM W: :. one: ds,srmissd 70 give
" Al s9Ss 81 psr:pp a SoaS Sss.. 81 an
sn,s s paSei
=: ~ me-. 81 marrying Miss PATTI. and
We shall not blame Nls Patti very severely for her
whether justly or not she did, in letters 70 some friend
o. friends hor father and brother naw of
ny and that when Mr. Mcdonald, with promptness
wheh shows that the spirit of chivalry
usasksd ~ her cue, the influence Of lhe smily
young and nexpsr,enced girl was srong enough to make
aec!on surviving III treatment or the influence Of signor
Patti and hIs son in-iaw were strong enough
- Wouoo nor 70 Uut0tu tnom IrOm tno
allegations OF Mr.. Macdonald, what earth could be
Asr for casting disgracsful imputaton the
honor the bar u, He appears have acted with per-
eset good faith and having wealth Of his Willing
eAAs The ladys should BE- settled upon herself Without
any apparent justification, Mademosele puts end to
their engagement mpugns his honor and refuses to give
AIm back his letters And 70 ends the Patti Romance"
he heroine waves . signal Of distress but when the
knght gaiops up with his trusty squire the Vice Chan
osiicS the castle In which she "a imprisoned and
70 oct her fee she tells him begone, that she knows
noshing Of him. wants OF his services aud not the
loveorn maiden she o. nrst pretended 70 be To say the
lsass this 10 shabby.