The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-22

Her Majesty Reported Insane from He
Di-appointments.

Her Majesty Reported ns Insane from Her
Disappointments.
From AveDir National, Of Paris, Oct ~
Two days aso had received sad news as TO the
mental Of the Emprs of Mexico but although the
from which NO received II was trustworthy We
unwilling 10 credit II. Al present silence is no
longer permissible Al first state OF mind at.
ibuicd 10 simply nervous excitement caused by anxiety
and disappointment but accesses more and more fre-
quent leave doubt the terrible maiady and give
hope Of The Count dc Flandre has been summoned
70 Rome, where he s now witnessing this ugubrious and
dramatic episode Of an enterprise which has produced
nothing but dsasers
From the Paris Patrie, Oct s-Evening1
Some ridiculous respecting Mexico have been In
circulation for some days. They got up in emulation
OF those set anoa by committees Of New York We
afm that these reports In which the authors have
hesilated TO mix up the name Of youthful female
eregn, now for the moment In Europe and whose name
ought To have been respected the more that
10 felt In tho future prosperity Of tho Mexican throne
are completely false Another rumor, TO tho effect that
young French officer had been hanged by order Of
TTns last statement refers to young de Monholon,
son Of the marquis OF that name, who Is at present
French diplomatic representative al Washington
Paris (0ct. ~ correspondence Of London Standard
] mentioned yesterday the statement Of the Arenir
National that tho Empress Of Mcxcos m nd had become
affected from the disappointment which she had met
with in Europe 10 her various applications for stance
also gave the denial OF The Pihe II is with regret
that at present am obliged declare that pcpond-
OF evidence the assertion OF the
FIRST named journal
letter Rome OF the ID In the Saiut Iuliic OF
Lyons says-rhc Empress OF Mexico Is tho subject Of
much conversation here. Yesterday morning at nine,
without having requested audience she presented her.
self at the Vatican the Holy Father She was Inn
medlately received and Is said she presented petition
10 the Pope praying his Holiness TO sanction every
thing that Der husband had done Emperor
with respect TO religious matters The story
goes that the Pope positively refused and that the En-
press then declared she would not leave the Vatican IL
her request were not granted cannot guarantee the
authority OF all this but II Is certain the Empress did
not quit the Vatican until six In the evening She
tired TO the private study OF the Pope and his Holiness
continued his ordinary AUDIENCES He afterwards dined
alone according 10 etiquette and went out for his usual
drive, having the Empress with her lady In waiting
She at length left, and dincd AT the Hotel de Rome
who're her Majesty Is staying In consequence Of this
incident has got abroad That her Is
paired and know beg ond any doubt that Professor
Vale, the Popes medical attendant scarcely leaves her
formed In such case, observes:A day or two since
received melancholy statement respecting the EN-
press OF Mexico 70 which hesitaed to give credepcc
Our private letters from Rome uahdppiiy ieore doubt
hs sHtren. The of lar Mdify has girea ,c1y
under the shock caused by many hopes suddenly dis
appointed.
Paris letter in the Fndspend1nce OF Brussels,
that DIR Blanche, iceU KIN for his treatment
Of endi disedse, has been sent for 10 Rome 10 attend
10 the Empress and the krd In mentioning the rumor,
remarks that thc statement made by tho journal de
Lx0e that the Empress Charlotte will not be able 10
visit Brussels the anniversary OF the death OF Queen
Louise, seems 10 confirm the reports In circulation.
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BsussEIs, Oct ., 1906
The Echo a. Parliament Of this evening, writing
the subject Of the health OF the Empress Charlotte
says
crs has greatly ssdee Her Majesty has been enabled
10 undertake the Journey TO Miramar, accompanied by
the Count Of Flanders