, 1865-09-02
Rouge ct Eotr Mt Baden.

!, ar. sa!a writes from Baden n-Baden: wish
Inc party ncIt to me were, let US say. at
tuebla. and what about the great end and
ann Of q, q visit to this picturesque spot
days It bus been fast and furious; hut perhaps
croupIers: s'fhcre nre charming English
man, Russian, q Belgium, and two French
men, who play like great gentlemen" At
present the hero Of the day is the Russian
petit Prince" who has sat down before the
I Benazet fortress, and, up to this time, has
worsted bis enemy. Like the great Napoleon,
he moves In masses, and assafls the bank with
series Of coups Of {, ,000 francs each. The
tickle goddess has as yet declared on the side
schine Of certain verses which be must have
heard at school, which tell Us how q Fortuna
frdnsnlutdt IN eertos Aonores,n - and advise him
10 raise the eiege and go of with his arms and
impedimcnts, which mp to now must be some
thing normous-as neafly e1a ,oQo as possible.
Is the exact counterpart of iswcct chila,'
we'll known In the ante Crimeau en- at atL-fs,
the B-an 0--'s, and indeed generally
In the parish Of st. james, plays
with 4 stoical calmness highly inter.
ST sstlng to The lqoker.on; VEL, I wish
takes his punishment very kindly. After all,
however, 1t Is not the kussian Princes. the
Paris hunters, or the English. who como hero
for week md play a. high as they can, that
benefit the proprietor, and enable him to sup
ply large non-speculative public gratts, Or
dances, 1talian operas and open al concerts,
No / they play but seldom, very high, often
win, and 60 away with the booty. II Ii Mrs.
Wiggins, OF the Lea--most respectable fa1nily
who pops down napoleon on tho sly while
" Niggins Is reading The Dazy zstegraph in tho
email sums with the air Of -derotec making
% Offering at shrine. I aaw you yesterday,
Rev. Kafiles, and Jon know It. It Is tie
minor contributors who make tho balance on
the right side Of the bankers book and when
you consider that four tables are constantly
hours out Of the twenty y.four, you viii ceaae
to wonder at the extended l6erality of the
direction. and the cheap employm Of this,
the lest booth In Vanity Fair. ! do not won
der at 50 many people coming here; only
wonder that everybody does not come.
was p. M, the tables were unusually crowd
ed, play unusually high. Outside the rooms
there was phalanx Of fine ladies listening to
the band. Suddenly the weather, changed
the hright-how bright and clear only those
who know Baden can inagine-sky changed
heard, and the forest begun to sigh omtnously;
n two minutes more came vivid flash Of
lightning; and looking up, you perceived an
awful sky-rgt9e truly blended with aofr-
and thick darkness covered the garden,
Masking the interior Of the Kursaal like cel.
lar. Then crashed over rs fearful storm. I
purposely walked into the rooms- Not q man
or woman lttted their eyes from the rolling
bau, the dealt card, Or the account which
they were registering With pin. There was
some complaint about the darkness, as If that
we're the fault with NJ. Beuaxet, but nothing
else. Iwent outside again, and there found
the scandal and the knitting In full tide; and
so, with the artillery of hcaren pouring forth
volleys trebly terrible from The situation Of
the place, the band went on playing the
" "PefsittaSe Polka" the women talked OF that |
"person" who Inst night appeared in tho
pearls, and the impa.sl7e croapiers, If they
paused for second, merely waited till the
crash and echo Of the Inst thunder had ceased |
before they announced *sTyente III noir, pair
q passe." Who shall say there Is no moral in
this letter.. I am not going to point 1t ont,
not being engaged In TINT line, but giso you
the FACTS, and you may draw any deductions
yOu like,