Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
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Romance of the Life of the ESn,
DerOr Francis .UOseDh.
tTransIated from tho Froneb for the Journal of
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SSt,in'tniinn,nosa off;oct ~ tho A,,atrian a
,,nif,ro,i tho,,oeh ',vithomt' destroving ito
grace. '-NN .'',Ipl - - :.
T still renenher tbe effect nrodriced at
tbis hall bv his remarkabIe nencbnnt, for the
donce " EStas had heen rare m Vienna dur.
Ing the first vears of his reign.. In this
, eoT, ntry tho na3nin stiIi nreserve n deem at
tocbwsnt fn,. the family of their nrinces.
When their snverei0n IL sad thew are not
CAV. Now civil warand political disasters
comhining. the first five wears of the reign
, of Francis .Tosenh were far from iOyous,
The nleasure-t -thermomete rises or falls at
Vienna according as the imnerial palaces
are lively or deserted. - IfIT In. -.
= THE Princess Lichtenstein had advanced
to meat m the vonng Emneror. a double line
was fnrmed and every one bowed when
Fro ncis 'Iosanbl bondsomo with that double
rmascnline heautv which charming features
and graceful manners unite to form. APP
Deare1. offering her his arm, He wore the
white Uniform over the red D1ntalon. which
he seems most IN fancy. and which he most
often sets off with the badge OF honor Of
Maria Theresa. There was about him a
certain vouthfnl embarrassment, an. evil
dent Naturalization 7 cannot describe: so
many ewes We're turned towards himl
From this involuntary trouble, from these
sudden blushes which rushed over his
,countenance, the young Emperor could
nave asked nothing better than 10 escape
Dy mixing himself among Tue various
groups IN conversation OuG thefe, IN the
great Sqton oil the palace MaIcieu % tIle
coprt, the Arcuucness oopnIa, nls unoles
ana the great qlghltarles Oh 3laCe!
AT last the orchestra struck up wa,tz
OF all dances IL Is thls thaI an true ger
many prefers, mnch more all young Uer-
many, even IL lie De Emperor. Inc youhS
autoerat OF twenty years hastepeu toWarus
the DeauClIul countess huhlyauy' WhOll he
had just asked iOr MS partner, anu elGIr- 6
cleu her most gallahtly Ill MS arms Inc
ice was broken. -,
zine emperor aahces! was hurhureu
on all slaes'
IL Iwasastrange gnG'lndeeu'lOr In the IliIle
OF terdlnand i, the Emperor d'd not dahce'
All was somOre theh anu stalllpeu WIN
gloom; sickness, usql apprehenslohs,
all had concurred TO rehder Tue court ol
Austria cold anu solemn.
The white UNIFORM seemed 10 multiply
itself. -y
pau an aCticle vi llie fo.loiI E,noesaJ, ii1 y,
any So'S-tteutehdIt VINO nAs JUST Ieccl'cu IL, ms
tirst epaulette does not leap more gally,
anu mas no greater else anu pleasure rs
he talks win MS lauy partner ......
PHI. III.
Some time had elapsed: it was the spring
of 1S54 and I was atISchl. This Watering
nlace. little known IN France, warmly eS-
toIled in Germany, principally owes its
GREAT, popularity TO the frequent visits
Which are made there yearly by the princes
az fhe horse of Austria, who seem par
ticularly attached to it. ~. r..- = +,
had arrived there at evening. and
scarcely had time to admire the grand out
lines which made this country one of the
most marvellous in Europe: tile crown of
rocks of verdure, and of forest which sur
ronnd Ischi alone had struck me. Il had
b inst stepped;out of nv hotel to admire and
admire again. Nature is the most beauti-
fuI ofall spectacles; this is a contemplation
of which ISe never tire. H. Il III .t''
Suddenly two carriages came in siSht-a
noStchoise followed by heavy state car
ria0p. yellow and of a patriarchal appear-
ance, such as are not now to be seen but in
Ravaria and in lower Austria. .---' ~.
- ..Gara che she onIoS 90 hers She comes y, criod
como one s in tLa crowd" .It ia tile Emner-
or'S tiSncee !; ,>,''' - - -
I Iistnned ..........l.... .... ..
aYe.p said one Off is the oldest of the
tbrae nr;nresses douhtless.n - 49,. -,
aWbinh ono y, askeI another. ........
fa aWhv' sbaO IN the right in the grand
ooaoh hosido tb, vo,,n SeSt, -, 0''>' 0'''''
eoaSa, a., VD6ot swat .n,;jo :bo hos ..
AS6I tha s,ye"t sir they ali have. these
a. 10 tars y D-. ''-i '' "'','
= S a0nr S frt1re Emnress is q blondep
~ upnt oil th roo are blondes .'-
AM An SOC The yonngest. with her brirht