The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-09-15
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A Paris correspondent of the Morning
Star, has apparently been guest at Baron
James De RothschaPs 'prfhcsY chateau
at Fsrriers5 land he thus describes Whas
he saw lthere;s blind 81 Gaol sii lflgu 81
sYeu enter, byga fight Of marble steps,
a vestibule, which opens on enc. of The
most SPACIOUS halls in Europe, furnished,
however. As aofeeeptioH room, and light
ed fDOmsthe 9roofJeW which is of mufled
glass from behind, which at nights q sy a.,
ten, of Igas ELIMINATES. the, vast space,
somewhat as has been successfully car
ried out at ehatelet. A gallery runs
round theuppeF part Of the bah on which
suits of party looms open, while on the
ground floor the reception and family
,aPaTtnslIH0peH ohItba Aallg Es03E 1H
Purple VslRst PoJtisTs JhaVe Laal admir-
able effect az each end of this splendid
sale which has been CONSTRUCTED on the
most perfect acoast principles, the re-
suit of which Isl that tie effect OF music
executed heEeais snaryeieRssz QrdiaarY
paper hangiugs are bapisAed, and each
room is huDg with tapestry, velvet or
silk. Every single visitor finds az bis
.disposafa s1i consisting of a splendid
drawing dFo0ms boudoirg bedroom and
dressing Feom- q 3 "a fsd! 59r} +fgaia slg
/. On every dressing room table are the
ordinary contents OF; a gorgeous dressing
ease-iVOry brushes, surmoGEted by the
gBaron's ooIoneiasiiveri boxes containing
every species of cosmstiqus, poudfa de
riz,, De-; exquisite hand mirrors, oimou4tr
ed in scnlPtored 'ivor{,s sandal goed,, or
Silver.
q Curiosity tsmpts even old bachelors.
a scent .bollle of rare workmanship at.
tracted my .attehtionoe AS the spring few
back, 10! a, jeWelled, alchmcby Breqqet,
was revealed, encased in the top-7so
" bile a, fair lady ihhales The pertumed
contents, she rs informed of the time of
dayg To medtionothaUhOt and cold was
ler pipes are laid on SOFAS to supply each
dressing. room is supe.huous., and a mere
detail in an abide where the most
thoGghtfuF care has presided over the mi !.
nutest aftah 9ements.i " 1oiEBsc Il .1ai
Tosdescriber the thrones taken from
the summer palace at Pekin, the jsweled
cups from Cellini's chisel, the ceramic
from Faenza or Lucca, the crystal beak-
ers from Y enice. the hangin IS of Eroidsr-
ed satin-gfeen bythe.b yLin the uBars
ou's own bed room , sis verify beyond my
intellect and ]. besuats. not 10 assert. that
.Menemosque herself would be puzzled
to tell the half Of all tbs treasures of art
cOngregated IN each single room It is
aposiaVe relief to go outinto the grounds,
where ones power of attBalien has Fewer
calls on it,
These said grounds are reacAed through
a series OF Conservatives and hot houses,
LaPisses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moss, aad fill
ed by Flora SCI oieesr gifts. as we'll ASH
the rarest specimens of the sculptor's art,
and enlRened by the bright winged birds
of the tropics. ''' 1'S7t - ''''
: These cOhservatories, may indeed, bs
said 10 rivsh in beauty, if mol in extent,
those OF 1.-The far famed ellsworth The
grounds are diversified. By sheets Of wa;
ter, on which fairy boats continually ply,
and rendered Interesting by The number
Jof yakss lgazelles, ahteIopes, Glands and
ltoreiguy animals of all harmless speeiesy
which roam. at their own sweet viii. eyi-
DENLY enjoying this E4en, as thoroughly
as their own native places.
In the absence Of himself and his fam
lily, the sBArOh's guests are entertained by
"a repast that would have done honor no
Vatel himself. Tie Baron's cellar cen5
tributes the fleet Madeira 10 Europe to
The enjoyment 81, his friends, and that
with A-truly princely abundance.