New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
fthisers, who might bsvs trsbsfered the war into
Gslicia, 70 now 70 Russian Poland end fight tie

tbi1ee, VINO m1got Dave ueeefereu tBe war ibN
Gsiicia, 20 now 70 Russian Poland end fight bt
Russians.
Garibsldis health has snddenlY much improved
iiis wO1od ia at last healing, AID within Q mon,,'
be viii be abe 10 walk aud 10 mount on hOrseOh'A
Since he follows all the details Of the Pobsn s1tSe
gle with uncommon interest it is not inn o'siSIe
lie might bimhelf go 10 Poland. His l&An l'lenSi'
however greatly dsapprOys Of any iorels" 49,,
lion. According 10 tbem The creates uans
threaten ltsly There il no doubt that Tue be.i''
mission Of Count Arese 10 Paris had very u has
results. Since he returned u 10 opeIJ .a.U
Napoleon inssts upon BIS old pIsn Vi q S'iss a,
that accordingly he desires me otsslon u fns',tI
Sicily To Mnrst az soon such change Ii Poe,'Or
aid ior ubicb nnbhc opinion ia 10 be prepared. ~
!, ss,d that Rsiazzl now a. Paris became parry y
snc Motley and bic wife, the notorious iae I',s'
= In Win, letters that her husband does not ie,
tnrn from Paris but ss Prime Minlsier. kumors OF
| a couD d1taf are ne IN lIaIy. la Mafu'oia ano
Cialdin are ready to hgns Inc revolution " viz
army. ..;.a ,,nless
the rsrty Of action gves An opportunity Tor ess'
unless The conservatives Themselves push INC "
utouiss 10 .omt lmproyidenI attempt, wbioh 'nIk.'
serve Tor pretext 10 the suppression Oh 'oe SV"'si
tuition and the assumption oil ioil powers W w, we
King. Still our friends opposed Garlbaidls lucas
of attempting a foreign expedition, which, 81 any
rate would defeat the reacionary plaDso Nspoisou
and RatAzzi Since you have lately gwen some DC
tails about Madame Raiazd which are not enureiy
correct call your attention once more 10 that eIa'
actetistic branch of the BOnaparte pedigree Luz
cien BopapaTte, the first Emperor's brother, mao u
daavhter Iatitia who in 1922 married MIR. Wyse,
q wealthy Irish gentleman, only because be bad go'
tue PERM. sion 10 20 10 ST. Helena Oh Wat 70 Ia
polson. The wedding Tip was TO be to the lonely
leland of the Southern Atlantic, bat before Tue
harry couple had lett Italy the news OF The Eui-
De ror' dea reached Europe. Later The marriage
of Princess Letua took rather an unhappy turn, Oh
account of her tendency not 10 coDqaer put rslDef
10 De conquered by the hrst conner.
Mr.. Wyse seriously objected TO her numerous adj
ventures, aud IN lSlJ Was separated from her bed
and table by the Roman Catholic authorizes, espe'
cl,lIy on account Of the unexplained birth oi q
daughter, whose paternity Was refused by M
Wyse. This daughter Is now Mad. katazzi, not
hers notorious ID her MOTHER who alter her bepsr
Ation from MIR. Wyse, bore many children by un-
known fathers among others, the wife oi the Italian
General Turr. Her debIs made her ss notorious as
her love adventures and forced the President Louis
Bonaparte st the coup O eIat 10 expel Madame Le-
ttia and her daughter from France. Mas Mary haGi
in 1913, married an adyenturer who gave himself Out
10 be Pii, o. Solos willie he was the sou u Dry
| er Of that name at Krssburg Madame Solmri
who called herself the Princess SOlms-N yse-Bona-
yArt4, was sufficiently pretty, WHY, aud dissolate 70
9, on get European reputation She was sought
by gentlemen, not received by ladies. In January
1865, The haple,s Solms died. Three weeks later
old Mr.. RaIazZ eX-President Of Tho Council boru
in 1906, married her. AZ descendant OF the Bona
parte family, she has received pension Of N,Wt
irancs from The Emperor aimee 1859, hen sue wa,
allowed 10 return 10 Paris il Is sid that Ratazl
renowned that subsidy, but slll he mas not cast oil
the brand that he i. willing tool 10 any Napolo
onic intrigue in Italy. Ii Is possible that lie Ii
wronged. A few months more Will show whether
be is better tbsn br reputation.