, 1866-09-17

tpons}vt @ ihe cali Of he Union, and tsa,tors-
uncican h!sds-ean have no rest In iba temple Of
sSsii bsa1 ssord' 10 i. Se1enee nor .hss!a iasn
se III iss ss r senas sRifa sF. q ~
rtons death.
SCANDAL n HIGH LIFE.
Interesting Divorce Suit I'm Par1s-An
Austrian Count, Chamberlain to tho
Emperor, Marries n PArtsInn Girl and
las Some Sad Experlence~-TheC Coun-
tess Complains or Ili-TreatMcnt and
+AAkn for a Heparation-AnaustnE Let-
acr~ by tlac Countess, Lhc Mamnan, and
the Chamberlain.
Paris Correspondence Of The London Daily News.
An interesting chapter on Paris marriages
!s afforded by the report of a trial this week.
n. Lacliaud appeared on behalf Of the Coun-
ration .ae7asa e flor, from her husband,
Count Sigfsmond Fcstctits de To1na, one OF
the Emperor Of Austria's chambcrlalns. From
the statement Of counsel It itappearcd that the
PARTIES were married at the Aayoralty ofthc
Ninth Arrondissencnt, In Paris, on July 80,
old, the husband forty-two. She had nothing;
he had large fortune, besides Ills rink aud
position at the Austrian court, already men.
TONED. He fell In love with her suddenly at
an evening party, at which be met her with
times chilling herself Godcfroy dc wilma, The
circumstances Of the courtship and s1bse-
guent marriage arc amply explained by the
court.
Shortly after the evening party at which
chamberlain wrote 10 tie mother of tic
young lady the following letter:
THE FAoFosAI. ....
afect to .n yo,s5y 5ouns uon II oas
whether belonging 10 the old or new nobility. I
4nd q whether sle does not object to smoking.
What arc her ordinary cccupatfonss lR she TOO
rehsions7 How many relatives has ehe7 Las she
any n n fatts, md In what position nrc theyi Docs
.s i se cce soe
economical, and Regardless Of frivolous luxury. |
bn.e Lost both fashsF and mother i have i great
pendent oi ny family, whom oniy visit IN Turn Turn
garlan origin. Ny mother, re Cosaicss Do Ser
Rue Neure d'Agueseean, No. I.
On separate sheet Of paper he cnumera-
ted Us follows What he called his ordi nary
Ever since lsis hase been In the habit of trav-
cling tot pleasure and instruction IN sarons parts
oilea5 joa1R. % aas dFfe'en on q ssed
christian, @ l giye away . great deal in charity.
j an to glyc. Having passed. ny early youth
tastes o1 IN officer and a gentleman, bnt /
as aa fp f nj: ess s psi pase
amnsemcn,s better than drawins-room Hte-i am
fond OF concerts, theatres, races excnrsious, and
teaa 70 llTo ID Paris, Or the neighboibooa, aud
agement Of DC household. l shall arrange. with
for high society and enmptuous living,
aafaasfh It ny p9sSa sat + .sana ss@saes
Pay Visits to ministers, ambassadors, aad sreai
peizonages. I an altogether devoted to tEe
EEL s eoaa
etsc mp this habit which has become 4, cessity,
AZ Il was for my fathef before me, and nobody has
fortune 's lodged u The bank 81 France, i owe NJ
cetxT sio1sxoxn Fks7E111s De roIsA.
Chamberlain TO the Emperor OF Austria.
The mamma Immediately answered this
letter in the following terms:
THE NAxAA's nrPrT.
MoSslErR xn @ Il CoxIE: II you have not chang
shes Tn FSs saoefSe ot Seis9 s y
St, Ge11nain, where have cottage. But before
things GO further. It Is most essential that you
should satiAfJ me that no obstacle exists to the
birth Or fortune. / belicyc Won to be TOO rnuct
Ct Sept1e%sa to desire pss1ess1y to trouble te
hats shown you nj ieifsr of The iath. ioa ai Vii
basc seen that ny daughter hiss nothing at pres
si as q he e. Ms' q
or, and not likely to iii Ia his duty. As to ny
perfectiy indenenjcut haze. IN d. ,rrnnnd @ ~ 81
M narrow Income, liscd habitually aWaY fFon
rs:ds, where masters aTe yefy expea.Iye without
u nbeh
fhink he philosophy of proverbs femasiably well
handled. Rseeiss, n, le Compile, DC:
AE1x. :" June. ls+ lAraE GonxrnoF.
,tAcRE's ASPIRATIONS.
iew Gays later Mdile- Laure dc Wilma
wrote this letter to the candidate for her
-. JeLf isGs:-i @ nave ,tE long desired to write to
ySn; ys .o Mamma isu, now aiowS ~ ne: an happy to
tormshle 10 yours. You lie i.svaI 70 IA fon
should like 10 70 On with M drawing ind music.
asye grs.t charms fer ne Wien shall s. aS1s to
follow II more ,sct!onal5. You snaokc; We viii
smoke - much as exer yon like. I am glad
ea' 5nn1d 5oI1 "'t ,rs .scelke @ onf common M1ends.
me 10 eixe I'm t1,e neonia Whom 6,re rn1s frnr, "
nv infancy. i s6onid BE- very elad 10 ieaSn how
slight notions Of either of those exercises Ike
the Emperor ~ ron DO; he possesses my ealre
sdm1ration: a; ~ to The management of house
70 noi1 ,a naH1 H. 1 .; e1psfenSe inaeed, nat hays
soon be sn1e 10 DO III ron could wish YOU az
good md therefore induIce1t- have, alss, no
marriage portion TO bring yon but. the sweet
hope Of rendering you happy, and m{ y9uth
and Geanf lne laitef wofua. witch clash
WIN ,no .. @saEe1 caaIaete5 o. toe um1o,
thrttenify in if1crsnf hsni.r1;t,nr Tso1n thn
res. Of the letter, aud we're added by lie mother
And now that eeiiona matters are Disposed ok'
will you do us the favor to come to dlnnee on
Tuesday: Mamma expects ynu, and wish you
particularly to come. We shall he most delighted
10 gee 5ou between Us at opr table. Till then I
eluei In Ged and you. LAUHK DE- WILMA.
THE MARRIAGE AND IRA coSsroUrycEs
Tie dinner was speedily followed b. a
tnartiaese. tsan1,s - Inc noneymoon was passed IN
ter Of 1861 aud 1855 they llred IN Algeria.
several ietters to his mother.,n.laE com.
nieinin, sf+hs cnIdnnee rhis 1,;fa che nnt
l!a!nilE =. t4e .otunesa =! ~ ~ne. SnI Rut
pal1t Oh nel Iacc 10 pletent nlm uom Kiss.
Ing her. and the moment she went to bed fell
asleep directly, without thinking Of either
God or her husbaud.'' On one occasion
The husband sent doctor into bis
E,fa,e hcd-oo,m N o|ar,3ra ~
n VIE -. ueasuon a .,o. ~ eaane nsf
M4lae tae VIZ as1eep. una ae oo-
tained j.. medical certlhcate to the
cd the expansion Of her affections. Never.
| theless child was born OF the uulou at the
hrshord.e hcuea ~ EonJo,r1a grr.co3nn :.