, 1866-10-29

and the lower class-iu fact, a state Of soci.
rty, which, in my opinion, can never be welded
into an even and solid mass, except by some
g thorough godly reformation" OF reVolu-
lion. But Ireland must whit for the oceas-
ion. 4 Nemesis will exist far her as for
other oppressed and degraded uations.>
THE INSANE EMPRESS.
Carl0tta's Career in Mexico and
Europe.
t7cularr About Her tnEdfiion-The |
Unfortunate Lady at H1lratnar.
Correspondents OF the n. T. World
rAn1a, October L..
To-day, in the chateau Of A1iramar, at |
Trieste, which she quilted to be Queen
three years ano, amidst tue dipping Of co1ors |
and the discharge Of cannon, Charlotte lies |
a 1avipg maniac. This day, last week, her |
detted II t1s ,X OF Komf which
mencc,ncnt Of her brief reign, to appease
the wayward impulsions and Interests Of the |
Pontitf of her Church.
The vanity OF sudden dominion and her
kgNGllluuS u EupCISAil4t4 AAtE N1EChtu AE(
ut the f,o,etoo1 Of tho priest. without whosc
blessing; she could not live happy In con-
science, and by Whose control she lost lcr
crew n and llcr hopes.
II is his Inst triumph. The red shirts OF
Garibaldi arc at hfs gates. Ay4unt the last
Swiss guard!
This Queen, now woman, fakes higher place
In history by Lcr fall than by her promotion.
Her very weakness sewers her from rchuke.
Her illness is now the most particular and
tender theme in Europe. There Is no wife or
mother who does not make part witt. her.
c1sARhoTTE's TRIP to MEXICO.
When the Empress. Charlotte, three ,years
she took with her a thousand rich aud crate.
ful presents, and the remembrance Of much
| applause. From simple aEchdnchess, mis-
/ trcss Of q little household and n remote
chateau, she found herself called to . throne,
the traditions Of which reached fnr Into the
mythologic tfme+ which lay in the golden
! belt Of the world, tile clasp of its warm
! oceans, and Of which all men promised great
developments. It's riches were said to tc
enormous its people full Of wariike in-
stincts, yet sprung lrcm two superb races-
| that which first crossed the sea, and that
which had before mastered the land beyond
II, the Casttlian aud the Aztec it WAS the
shortcst distance between tue great sytnpa.
entrq,ot of the globe. and the power over it
seemed to suggest by right dominion over
the great Gulf of Mexico, the Mediterranean
Of the West, with Its flrcr than Grcck or
indian aschipclayoes, and their Heterogeneous
folks, capable Of all glorious. col,esioH.
The rnanucr uf these slnlule.ulindcd peo-
lie. OF the ship going oui, was that Of chil
drcn newly welded and talking Of their bri-
dal plc>euts, their wedding reception, aud
the housekeeping they were to divide. The
little Emprn,r Ind been honorary Admiral
in his tfofher's srvyicc, and he looked wisely
At marlinspikts aud rope splicings, TALKED 1T
llul!s and signal-ilags, and seemed 10 the ma
rines to be a very lunnily good s0rt Of per.
sou, able pcrhaps to sail the flagship oC .
squadron Of nautiluses.
lently, read prrscott's History Of the Ex!e
dillon Of Cortcs, mud fIuMboldt's 0hscrva
tinns on her Empire, with inter,tcas d
embroidery aud :. diligent attention t.
the sranisA 1angaasc., She had :
taste Tor diplomatic ct,4t.etFy and mctaphys
les, aud brt,uilcd several members OF lel
!. hunse,.uld into arguments, more or les
chrcwd. As 10 her t1cy"tions, they were nu
mcrtns. The priests and cantessors ccle
brated mass on the chip for the three sun
: tue little Empress .rrostrastng herself hum
e bly,; and Of d cruciiix the Pope had give
her, elic laid great store, kissing It devoutly
;, and often sasing she valued It moro than III
! crown she MAS to wear. In this Difference t
= the formal and essential matters Of her 1aitl
= size was always seconded i.y Ma ximslian, VIII
! lad got hin,scll, by Ills wife's enthusiasm
u to believe that he was sort Of evansclis
:, and crusader; they prayed considerably
= = rrad and wrote very 1nnch, a1d went to di:
;! secting, repairing aud cabinet-making.
il IL MEx1co.
il The carly days in Mexico, under its Emp,
: rur and Emptcss were pleasant enough. The
= were crowned with great JOY the place Wa
II beautiful. The priestly party, at any rat.
C was prolific Of hosragc. Enough timc.scr,
C ers and otlicc-ecckcrs pressed around rcco:
e nitions In quantity came, except from IL
is great Republic, that fought out its csscnsi;
j. tfny, asking no afd nur forward to pay con
le pliincnts finm those With whom It meant D.
J. day to oca1. Victory, In small Show, fo
lowed. over the scattering bands OF the +
C puDlicans. But directly chan:e, great
10 encouragement, fell over tho imperial cou
lc. scle. The patience Of the wild horsemcn
,c the President tired out the too sansuinc i
d, Fadc9s. They we're every day, according
IL The. dispatches, hu1niliatcd; but every q:
c. their ghosts rose up anew. The army Il,
IL was to d1irc them into the sea proved r
j. fractory subjects. Its marshals were III
u slow III manner, II III tone, to remind Il
Is Court that their master paid for the pa@ca
ID Of au empire and meant to divide lis dire
IT, tion. Tile money raised abroad on loans Al
u. lotteries, disappeared as recklessly as 1t IF
Of obtained; bon0LoIders and lenders cried t
ut their interest Ertedi1y; fears and scrupl
of shook the new Emperor's sleep aud we're
ut Asctea IN the sylnpathizipS inqn3sittyens
gh across the sea a il to make them doubt th
his support Was iair and gcuerous as 1t b
Nv seemed. Then, at the lasl, The priests a
'rd cardinals drew back their smiles and show
$. tAc palms Of av1riee in the faces OF distru
10 that would not be his, priesthood ii
est was nohody's but its own. this late Ars
Is. duke found himself thing, IN efllSy,
nd crowned remorse.
:be Then TIC Two contenains etnnts dropr
sed their hands, and showed more colossal j
os- couquerinE than eFer. The marshals gt
%, insolent the rebellion became splcnt
e*s bcla1gercnt, asking nor giving quart
? q Money ceased to come from abroad. I
ish new Emrcror's credit was dishonored.
his ARCH. and he sequestratcd the chattels
lar. conspiracy. The vanity Of anticipation
sc? to poverty In his wife. She rcfgncd in
ght wifcly love alone, and all the loyalty he
was cetved came in her heartful eyes. :Stricl
'est in this short dream. her prayers grew m
By | frequent; hut now she prayed with dor
ing because the holy church In which her as:
hen auec lay looked black1y at her. So she :
A. at Inst: ~ will so alone over the oce
act you from the Emperor, and for both Of us
[oss forgiveness from the greatest Priest"
tts The Emperor answered land III This Isp
the from information we'll dcrived), "So!
'PPa fseT bee9mss necessary for you to quit
tlon They made arrangements to give up
was land that will never acknowledge them
kist- long as 1t lies in the West, under the sha
out Of IN orderly and colossal freedom.
and Marshal Bazainc said:
~ "To this enterprise yon rave yourself.
late hnEot Of my maale1 Is in IL You shall no. e
lave get him contempt, equal with your own.
ricts troops are m,nc; VIII hola y9n prison
the yong Ialaee, a. LotsEs TIE m neta INC Aonlc.ama'
have seAA s'~'' 'N0.rA ~" A-~0 '''0s eo's@+
.Oll- uoAEWARD PUANTONs.
, no The long aud now dangerous jou
Lheir across the Cordil1esas to Vera Cruz
land maac. It gave the fugitive Charlotte ala
have She took common passage upon q pa
:thcr steamship, paying her fafr and that Of
was friend; and all the way her sleep was br
No, and her daylight Gancses distressed. She
i, by enemies in the crew, spics IN tho passe1
Id be corsairs in eycry nearing sail. Now she
con- to her prayers. making long supplicat1
mis- now she rallied at the officers with nus
: law indignant face. The Girl went out of
him shr wns an i4aseible. hpsbanalcss. broke,
v:y W man. conscious Of disgrace before, dis:
land | behind. the loss of riches, the possibl
r., nurciation Of the Pope. In the midst o
Ises." rassacc the papcl gift, her blessed cru
ppens was lost or stolen. Then she cried thai
pos was turned aQAfpst her and her hush
Il house. The rest Of The trip-nine days
of the passed without sleep, almost without
sught She spoke no more TO cnJ one. Her