, 1864-11-10

moby-ouH Of tnem TO remain In her ereF-
}-t1op'c lsnd.-the other "for this stranger
Prttce LOUIS Auguste de SAKE Coourg Gotta,
Dube de aa1e, are both gsandsoua of Louis
PHILIPPE, and are Doth well educated; esrgi-
bic, good looking, gentlemen: In two or
three private interviews, and in sceiag them
many times In public, I have been struck by
negative quality, an entire absence OF affsc-
ta!ton. The Count d'EQ, 1t Was announced
| 6fdcisllg tGis morning, Is to be Weddcd on
the 18th of October, to: Donna Isabella, the
tutnrc Empress OF Brazil. Donna ,Leop11df-
"a is 10 be the future spouse of the Duke de
pr bablg on account Of the final exchange
q p9Prrs between the Imperial aud Dncai
But let me be 1ltkle more explicit In Re.
eard to these future brfdegfooms aud brides.
Tue Count d'Ea fWho, IN q c1rks d. visste,
which be pressnted to me, modestlY sigued
htmtelf Castor. d'Orlears,) Is the eldest son
Of Lonis" Pr 1!ippe. The Count was born at
the palace Of Nenilly, Fear Paris, on the :,sth
o. April, 1872. ais mother is the Princess
Vietolre Of SAKE CobHE Gotha. BE Wss .
llt:le hoy Of Elk years Of age when he was
freed hom France With the fortunes Of the
Orleans family, and resided In Eugland until
be vas seventeen. His education m y be
satd@t to be AsElo.Frenea. He was admitted
9e @ee 1f1 i, s9aesa ts Wr 15N r. N1osao and S
admirably did the youDg Count comport
hlmfelf IN cavalry charge which he led on
the plains OF TetuAu, that he was Decorated
on The: field Of battle By the hands OF Mar.
Eba1 UDonnell. Af1er the Morocco war Was
tntshed, he again devoted himself 60 stu y
In the Spalfsh Wet Point at Legoyia. His
examinations were OF such Character that,
in 1868, he merited the place OF First Lieu
teIsnt in the Spanish artillery, and alter
wards Was promoted to captasncS In the
cavalry. :
In HAY. 1864, be left Spain for England to
aestst at the Kidding Of the young chief Of
the house OF Orleans, the Count de Paris
with the dRughther Of his uhc1e, Duke or
Montf cnsier- He Was'soon called to Brazil,
where be will become. on the 18th OF next
ed Donna Isabella, and Wien Dan Pedro II
dies (God grant That 1t may not he for maaY
ytara) he Will BE- called hy courteey . E npe-
ror,' but will possess no N ore political po f.
er tnau did the late Prluca Albert. Hih IT,
auehcs can only be for good. Bis loft5 sen
taon Or Liberty will make bin ft a1Viser for
her wto is 10 WELD the constitutional scep-
ter OF Brazil. Thrre ase many 1lttla traits Of
h.s character wlicn l would Ike to mention,
but Gun only nebtion Gle or two. He, (Ike
the Emperor Of Brazil, is very fo.d Of E.
inE by hin1eelf, AID with the; Emperor, Nhts-
tiers "In War Tint" :apd Lonsfellow's
s*Tale Of q Wsykiae Iun.n, oxeto tbs Hou
n. >Lisooa-the Brazilian Minister 10 Wash:
tueton, nov here on 1sAve--the ptelsure Of
first meeting the Count d'Eu ana the Duke
o'6axe- A1r. Li=bca Lad been appolnted By
the Emperor tue especial attendant OF the
Princes, and rumor assigns him {Ltsbos) the
honor Of having been the specaat envoy th It
brought about the engagement OF tn. Pel1ces
a.d PriDc fees. TIE Duke de SAKE, wno
looks maryellnusly like his maternal grand.
{xaff rF rr1{a 10 a fall
man Of nlnl teen, whose fathsr is the brother
to the King Fernando Of Portugal, the fa.h=r
Of the present King Don Luis. His mother
|, is tie Pripcess GlemcntIae, daughter Of
Lous Philippe By bis father be Is tina s=c-
! one couetu to Queen Victoria, Ia own couisn
! TO Count 1'Ep, MS future brother In Law.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCES n BRAZIL.
When they arrived at Rio they were met
! By Mr. L.sboa, and conducted to the. old
| Vlcerny's palace, which had been specially
! fitted up for item. They have bten often
seen In public, and the simplicity OF their
manrtra and their freedom from osteutation
I have won every beart When introduced to
-1s,dant present. They invited me to be
seated, and entered freely into conye1 satlon,
| ard that, too, in the English language, both
I bAEiLR learned oar noth:r torgus Ia our
mother 1ano:s They we're deeply Interested
| IN The amazon region. ann had many qaes-
tIocr In regard to my travels there Tue
| Count o'En enters heartily into the Empe-
ror's admiration for 2assiz and love for
natural science, and spoke to me more than
opce Of the museum at Caa,b.l3g-. The
his qnss,icrs We're particularly in reference
| to game on the Amazon. I after ~arts me!
tht u a. Bonrget's tine best n.turalist's e5.
! tablishment at R1o), and found taem exem
hing the maguiaeent butterflies, With G ne
raj Dn@as, faithfal adherens to ths fortunes
o1 1be houEe Of Orleans- They gave, me a
cordial thake Of the hand, AMI instantly be
gan talking about natural history and Agas
t1z TneJ bad just bsen lookiag at . nn:
| collection Of fresh WAter dsh which Bon gel
had hlads tor Professor Agaseiz q the ords1
OF the Emperor. could not help admirtos
their Intelligent enthusiasm and their an'
msn1y proportions; the Count d'Ea bains
si1 1ees TWO inches, and the Duke si1 Tee
high.
| :; TIE BRIDES.
TIE Pffncssses IRE fair blords-tslt, elmpl
In their manners, and well educated III
el6er was eighteen and the younger seven
teen in the north Of july. They are 81
| fnllblown women, and have the flne pr,por
tfons OF their father. Last year I gays TO-
some account OF them In the E1saing R,t, 8
that nsed noW do no more thau refer Il
then.. The Likeness Of the Imperial Princss
published By Anthony, Of your city, will Civ
Jour readers q just notioa Of the large, we'll
-the1ate Dr.. Paulo Candido-5af1, ''Wetgh
aud 1eaaons and then decIdes." No younG
| ladies have been brought up to seVtrer study
| tie Emperor htmself aidiEg and teaching i
naby branches. You will oe glad to hes
that their father has epeciallS introduce
! them to The beauties Of American poetry, aa'
1oIgfeliow, BrJaut aad Whittier are f&mtlia
:! to them as household words, To Mr. Gee
s. Bil1ard, OF Boston, too, belongs some c
the best t1ce7rte OF our literature. 1 saw +
The Emperoris hands the large volume c
| Hil,afa's .'Class Readers" when ha observe
that *sit IL by this means that can teach tt
Processes the bsst of English lfteratu:e."
het often remarked thar ooe OF tue pr:
! file portraits OF The Imperial Princess resea
bid tEet OF WasbiDgt0n, us be is depicted t
!; ns when yoppg: ! cs.led tus Enpsror's .
cteses ore WY fold, Of, Washington, ana
baye rad With them bnuber Of time5 II
| Eyerett's Life Of Washington, as it II 8
;, co1dented, and gives so c1easly the chic
! ponrs in The great mans history" H fu
tner informed msitlatthe prominent charte
). istics Of Washington, as h,s patriotism. mora
the Imperial Princess in her o IN prlyat
apartments, 50 that she could ever have thes
before her eyes. The yonnger Princess is til
more rirz and beautiful Of the t@o, but th
elder is more distinguished By her solid qua
iti'e:, fhe younger Princess Ti1,, afser b
.rumorsd. that the Imperial Pdncess, With ii
Count o'Eu, nasy also go to the home Of b:
ancestors, and enjoy that experiences Of tray
+ which has been oelied to her father. Bt
ny Letter is already too long. 50 I will Col
| clude By benediction. May the blessing
, GOD attend these ne alliances, and ma It
, futu1e Empress be worthy Of her father, au
be the mearB OF great good to her conntr
| Which Ia By far the first Of South Amesic'
. ! States -:' :. j. Z. +.