New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

~ RaflslatL Goort. Ihe Countess de Fona. nee
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n, ~ W. oAa5 y1s Qi i ghe en-
p. ptu' " " = J s 70 - = & IoE aestabe-
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- toFe = ~ ot WI s.stJ " aI eFetiag party aS
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80 30 80 80 W = pLo99csa ~ sfIoenees
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The following letter was sent to the Young ladv5
mother the count the next day after the
parry
| - desire 10 marry young yirtuoas orphan,
Vn3se 4ainef ana molher were of nobla BIRTH
whe her belonging to me Old Or new nobility.
5h9uia ilss 20 snow fyAs1Iss she y " goodheath,
and whether sfe d9eS not object to smoking
| What are heT oIL mary Occupations! Is she too
|. .feHgIoas .198 many relatives mas ste2 Has
5he any ~ Parls, aad in Rtat position are they2
| Does s1e Ike pleasure tours? Does she under
stand 5housekeepEngf Is she gentle, gnod-tem-
perez, econoralc$4' and fegardless Of frivolous
| !u&ury* haTe lost 10th father and mother; l.
bhave a great Eatfy Eel latiYes but my wife win be
qul'e Independent 9i my family whon [ only visit
IN turn every tiye or siX years. My father was of
| Hungarian origin. Ny mother NE Countess de
| SerInage, belonged to French family which came
| IRON Lorraine reside at Bonlogne-anr Seine,
fus NeuVe q AZ gussseaR' NO. l."
| Is 49, THE COUNTS OCCUPATIONS
/ On separate sheet of paper 5tsta 4oa,rn+ sa,,y,
Grated what he called his ordinary ceeTIIYas91i,s
i g Ever since IB47 have been in ind Iiatit oe
travelling for pleasure aniEiustracton II, I7aYnTs
parts OF the world. / am much occupied. with
literary pursuifs-T am proprietor and tTregtdra
non-poIltica Journal lie Pelerfn) Lam a,aoof4
4 Christian. | gave away a great deal lin charity.
but never suffer any one to dictate to me what
am to give. Having passed my early youth in the
cavalry fancy have maintained The tastes Of
an officer and gentleman but l never drink.
play, nor hunt. l never was in debit never
kept mistresses-I like public amusements hetter
theaters, races, excursions and voysges. i NAV
the piano and the organ. -59s1 ss31'7 III
ii II intend to live in Paris or the neichborhood.
and shall have AZ good establishment III IN M
management of the housebald T shall arranaas
with nv wife for otlr rnrtriaf cnnyaniaTca I absT
receive none butour common friends I care Jit-
tie for high soeietvaft sutptucus yi,,y altJtnt,g
my position as Chamberlain makes If neees ssafyg
that should sometimes nav visitgr IN rai1isfars
ambassadors and great nersbnapas III am aItn.e
T gether devoted to the French Emperor When Il
deal an6 5ae apd n9 STtsa9s ot my me- smoke gress
become necessity, as it Vas for n1yfstber Sefore
me, and nobody has ever yet blamed me for il.
The greater part Of my fortune is LODGED Ii tie
Bank of France. owe nc man anqtbita nm = sils
/ g COUNT s1GrsMoND eFEsrETIIs III. .F5INA
Chamberlain to the Emperor oi Austrian
n THE MOTHER DEFINES HER P0sITroN
III The mother irnn7a liatal,, o,syoro7 a.; +t,
\ the folioe,ng farms 80 .l =
= I. 3fonsie,t1, 7s 15rate.Tf 1,o have ,ot cian,aa
Il vonr mind and eajre IL Isco
u y 3r@rianted Win nv 5ss,bfr
zee "a ether in Psr or 6ettar tiil at Ssitt ~
Z main, where have q cottage. Bat before thinrs
! ca further il is rnost essential tbat inpsI5
Y satisfv Tna that m obstsIe ai4s tI, y
3 vor nyonosa aitber IN Tho az - Ftltl ~ fs
4 inhe heeye ynn n IA too rnsb rartanaor
to desire UseessI to trone The vr1n beart of
foHna rirl MI, 1otor,, ,,,st II III :. - y III
h latter of tba Igfb Ven vii 5a fba4 NJ
dauolter has nSthinsaat ma tfat rannas
/ vet fe what eXpeefbtions she NAV ba1e fort1e
n fntnra = II ~ t~s g -
sJer father bitherto talsar care ~ ta, ~ 4.
le man of honor and mt likely "a fsil in dnty
As to myself nv means are limited If iz trI,e hi
an am 1nerfeetIy inFenenaentl II bave'on' Inc
~, ID ground of nv marrow; income lived habit1allu
D ~ awav from Paris where Tnasters are arv pgrnpT
sve. without being better than those whtchT nave
li7 3o fJ f nv dt1+ 80
received the number Of vnr 1hic
NJ YOU were good enough To send me ALLOW me ia
~ saw that / think the nhiIosnnby Of nroverhs ra
nd FAaoiy ma wen handtea' RECEIVE 9, M Ie 9om'
~ ~ S"Metz June 20, lscAns - - I
6e a THE YOUNG LADY SPEAKS FOR HERSELF.
Ae A few days later Mile. yIsnre de wilma yyross
tn this letter to the Candidate for her hand: VII "a
~ 4 JnIy q 1894 T.
ses 'I have long desired to write TO you. Mamma
bis now allows me- i am happy to tell'yor that mn
views of life are altnpether conformShie to o1TS
~ Yon like trayeI so IL n shanId liIra II eTc ~
on with nv drawing and music, which are nv great
oad est resources, Literature viii have ureatc6arm
Ia for me when shall he ahIe To follow Fl more seri
lsa onsIV Yon smoke we will smoke Az mncb Il
OF ever you like. am glad that you will receiy
a. a. onr common friends it would have been yer-
a. a. nainfnI tn me to rive m the neone whom bav
,1a Gae known from nv infsncF, should he yery rla,
~ ~; to learn how 10 ride and swim 81
,ne cat present | have hut yery SLIGHT nations n
in either of those exercises, ike tbe emneror 4
ns Won do. he nnssesses nv entire aITojration "A
Ii, fo The mana9ementS of a bonsaboid IbaVa littI
III experiepce indeed, bntI have no doubt that Wit
Az vonr vaInabe edyce sbolI oo,e aba To do Al
THo Won could wish Won are gooS and thersfore II
hgV ~ ncent have alas M Maria ga ,,oTtinn Il
rg, BRING you but the sweet hope OF rendering yo
o1 'iGH of t WIN W
NJ # achar6 stated L; aitgarn
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H. | added by the motberf And now that seriou