Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13
A FALLEN PRINCE.
A Duke In DisfreSS-Gwin Confined
at New OrIeanS-IncidenfS of His
IIistOrY-MeNicau Schemes and
French Diplomacy.

French Diplomacy.
; "A New orleans correspondent OF tn
Cincinnati Enquirer is responsible for tn
followinq extraordinary story.
Wo1L;n,, on tho lovoo ds, bof,ro ves
+,.J,-- 7oLsar,-aa = ,,o,,ro, ,,,o, c,o1in,
aboard Of a small Steamer which wa,
sbont 20 leava the wharf and bearin,
some bundles aoparcntIv Of clotbinc from
some stora of read dv-n,ade clotbinr or
which was written in ,or,,e. letters q Hor
w NJ Gwin Fort Jackson.D Tbess
words reminded me of a fact which the
newsnanars in this citv have been for.
h;ddan h,, ConoraI sheridan to rotor 70
and con,r,ant on to-,vit tbot tho racont
..Grond DnI-a of Sonora y the bosor, friend
of Waronis 10 Nontboion Froncb Wi1;s+a+
at tbn dS;t,- or AIaxino. tba oerant and No
o,oti,.,o. ~ ~ 1..oat E,,,,,or,r of E,.a,,oo
| the o,uas4 Of GeneraI Razlino coD1p,sndor
! of tho Frencb f,,rcas in Jovico who vror,Id
never o1Io,y tba . Csrard Drl,a, 10 leave
bie nolsoe az Tacnba1,o v;tbo,,t an escort
of bnn.,r i ,,,,,, 1,,r,r, and
n,oo,, fors II IL .aI at Eort JaeGsnn Her.
is truly ,,raot and sndden cbanpa Of
condition and reverse of fortune. SnreIv
the GOOD lnak which hos recommended tbi.
q Grand Duka D ,brougb his eveDtf,,l life
has ot last deserted him Ua could NO,
have a marc ,,rcon, f,rtobIa or disaorao
able babit.+ion tbon ono of tbooo ooso-
mates in tbot ,yrotcbod fort on tho ,oorsb,.
soil ofPIanramines evnosad IN tho eternal
damnnass of tbeir raaL;n,, walls to tbo
-. -
-. c: ''-.u I - .liS
=, IN ~ - y i''.'0e' 80 ae ee-eI
- % :. r p. ""
5Wi, Hls o|l Ieoou' iies 20 slaSeS !,
a cau'.t. l a. nc - ny 'iieii ,
o,,1o ,.;-i4D tioi'.i.' cTllstaiit anu we,-
r,ost Ill, ~ .i,o Et' ISe' ~
f.,o',or't1y y of a. ,P PeloI % ."lcSi
ar,Ld,,s ,f p,ri, a., f.;aSd - iIolisoit i1o.i.r
tho Io.o c., n -. ~ -
t;oI ai,.i nf cI;J,iI '-.o IN
niIIionairo son IaI, - 81 - l-lr
nrisonar ,rbo c.,r ~ - "rn.' III to~
tbe ra,,,,,arts af f,,t ~, r''l> e Oii
naoro sdrr,,t - H. H. ~ Pei i "ttSsi4m vi
- aL.,".I,.aL.9
of winns frfords Nh, -,
his Sonoro sobon,o aso,;I., ~. ,.,1 go,
of his Incl to his own vonit,, and III -ton,.
nor in ,tto,,,,t;,,,, g., - - -
aiis upon i'AiiiliIiail, H. Whiem caused that
Plo'I,i =, ueSeenuaht OF Maria 1heresa tosnub
!ne EI"he luke ana ms sonora scheme
IA sl'ite VI hiS Gredehti;lls rom Louis Ma
o"ih iet lhe austrian know that
=, peCteu 10 " pe trellei WIN the cons'o
era'l%n e T,1 uue I" partner and vicegerent OF
i5 MAY AZ, master .s ana ma creator t.g and th@
Give the Grard Dni,o an a''J;o, -, "Iulu,l ,L,,
tho Iattar nr1rIo,,oJ ,,,- IL. - -
to n.,,o n: - g.. -.
made ar,otbor ,,isi, 10 P.r;S - -S4.,5 -ll,i,
with now on1 str,,o. ,,Ir,t;iHI ''-r 80 me-
ouis N.noIaoD and Win i,1st.,,s.;,,,.- a.
Montbolon and Razoina 70 nso an tiU, tbni.iu
Auenca with Navin,iIion - 49, -. ii-
oudiance and favnroI1o dotor,,,;,.,.;l.' 90
Cwin's sonora Scbamo az ss.,.,, ~ |
Whether it was more stpLbornnoss or s. s.,
found policv on the MART of Navin,iIi.,n
has not hcep soti.c,rt,riI,, ,,.,,,rtairai'
hnt Gvin was taetotaII,- s,,',I1'aJ .'od diIss
the capital of the Monfeznmas in a big
Iisgust. and hurried L,cl, In the United |
States tnking the land routa and or-sino,
and dcnouncing Maximilian ull throuob |
North Mexico. md ADVISING the IibaraIs |
whom he encountered ON his iournev 20
..s--in-und dri1,a a... 4I.,, ,lrrr,,...,d D..tob
men, Then Confederate refugees whom
le met did not receive much consolation
rom the disguised Crank Duke; "Why |
n he'll didn't they hold on little longer? |
If they had, he would have got his coronet
he had Louis Napoleon committed ire
rievably.
Reaching the Rio Grande, the Doctor
Grand Duke, no ger-softened down
rs tone, acquiesoed in the situation, and
made himself agreeable and even very
pleasant and acceptable, by his views up
N the Monroe doctrine and the necessity
# the United States going in and clean
ng out the d-d foreigners from the
american Continent The Doctor was
reated with much consideration and dis
inction by the American officers on the
Rio Grande; was given horses and every
AGILITY for the trip across Texas. On bis |
fay to the States he had stumbled over
ieneral Clarke, late United States Sen
tor from Missouri, and some wears AGO a
rOminent member of the United States
congress. The General had taken refuge
4 Mexico after the breakup of the Con
ederact, but, not liking the country of
hooded harlots and blanketed thieves.
-as on his way back to the United States
hon ha ouarfool, i,is old fr;and n C,r;r
~ iis. ie GFertGoN his oid iFlenu, GWlh'
u. u '"inNnS I'm s"Gu olinln,iiy Si,u per
oe,''S t.ai;, '"u 1ploL anu 1U.lsl
49, 5-li.i.. WI az = .iiu
oi;tia;a,,s on;araa H. s., .'.L
nd arr;-od safoir in III, 80 o;t' ot;t
- ~, - y AVou' W /
- T;.1 'p'syi5 -. P"l( q, 70 II /
IN Il ii.toI Itq;es ~ ea;I "a d
,ortl,, Of artor ~ hi % arri,,,i IN M .bis oitv con-
-,,,oi Canarai Ciart,o in Tho b;,b 9I,;nion t
bis o1r,, soora,,it,, h ;a;rin,, b2s' -,
itb 60 notaI7t a,d n4tabia >. ob.ara'',ar v
H. s,'' "i ,-aS '',ra nO''io LJ .".i"c ai"i .
tor Tho arr;,,si boro bafaro 70 ,h Ios SnIaai -"
~ s,Iddari,. aro-saJ g., ~ iSaS; ; ;
sInsion by TiSit 80 str ofFooI o@1,5 aoonnE !,
,1;ad h., ,.,,a,'a ,,.;tL e. L.'.l h
,d a noiite i1vitation from, Ger Sbor;dsn Il
~ ~ go g., Ga'' =. i Ii
,der escort IN Fort Joclson ond h. |,
yait f,r,bar 49, Thoro - ',,,- h
sin', ~ rosi.tina, sroh --os.inas - u
an and accor5;no,i,, tbe disti1nnisbod :,
Lee, -. .,: g h
nrt IacI,son ond tha.o - go; 80 h
-, = tLa7on,..-. 90 r AOO1ot f
ara 10 ,,,os III, - : .'''e.u'''e' anu n
,,,,,,o r,t;i ~, su '','D't9,'1'' uN .
' Johnson, for Iardon. The General
as in a hurry to get to the capitol before P
onqress met as he is apprehensive that >
,e radical members of Congress, whom a
. used to pitch into with so much vigor q
M sbarnness esDecially your Senator, y