The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-15

say they contain Marshal NcMahon paper CONSISTS OF
not less than sixty pages. Summaries OF those rcporh
have bacn from time 10 time TO tho Minister at war
Marshal Random who Is staying a. his country horse IN
Dasphiny "A soon he returns " Psris no VIII ap
point a commission to examine all thes. documents
and frame a report upoa tho suggestions ,hey contain
THE I.siisL,riyE SESSION
II is rumored mat the Corps lGgslaff VIII be SUN
mcned " meet before Christmas thing very unusual
Tng EAPERoR's HEALTH
IL improving at Barriz. He Is expected back Mt -
Cloud by sfA or 10th OF this month and proposes 10
20 10 Compiigne on November for the stag hunting
season
NAroIsoS,s INTIMATE COMPANIONS.
Count BaccipcAi died on the morning OF september
49, We. his death IL noticed Tor the nrrt 'nc ths even
Ing BY the asrit4r du Sor The for the deiay
obvious The late "nrst Chamb Rain was be'tar
known ia Paris a caterer 10 The amusement OF Tue
Emperor and those Princes 10 whom he offered
hospitality II kngs chose TO shower grand
crosses on Count Bacciocb for enabling them
to penetrate behind tho c'ai'sses OF tho Paris thea
tres the editor at the Honsenr could not indito an
euiogs funeral Grafton without FIRST consulting some
high parsonage The writer 10 whom was assigned tho
Official pap r. has acquitted himself With Infinite tact
II would not do 10 speak Of the Duke de kcbehou az
mghi OF great warrior or statesman But would
be allowable 10 call attention 10 the zeal he showed IA
anticipating his Sovereien's desires, or 10 recapuste
the honors by which was rewarded And 80, doubtless
thinks Count Dacciochis official biogapher who shows
his judgment by making every quality subordinate 70
the single virtue OF devotion 10 the Emperor
Az Old FRENCH pIiLpMAfsr,
tho Marquis de Turgot, died yesterday II harseilles
aged seventy. He actually at the time OF bis death
Minister Penpotentiay TO tho Helvetic Confederation;
ing that he not TO return He belonged TO an ancient
family Of Norman aobtese His ancestor was created
economist OF Louis xvIs time collateral MEMBER
OF the family The late Marquis dc Twgot had the tact
to belong overy Court and to every government
from his youth up In 1915 he In the Kings light
horse, and he formed part OF the little guard that
escorted Louis XVIII to Client. The revolution Of
1880 found him officer Of Charles KS guards.
Ho then resigned his commission, but speedily became
rcconccd 70 Louis PHILIPPE, and was by him
srsss IN s1 In s.s 4 70. sT asv !,
bc~ Finding Louis Nspoieons party the strongest In
the state he rallied 10 him. and Just befcre'the cup d.
etn OF 1851 he minister OF foreign affairs In July
1852 no made SENATOR and In 1853 he was sens as
ambassador 10 Madrid.
There, in 1854, at court ball he had strenendous
quarrel with Mr. soulc tho United States minister which
resulted In two duela Tho first was fought by deputy,
the Marquis and Mr.. soul.s measuring swords
~ champions Of their respective papas But no blood
having been drawn this occasion and the Issue being
considered unsatisfactory, the plenpotentlares them
selves had meeting with pistols aud the Marquis do
which no suffered long time. by his marriage with
Nile Mouton daughter Of Marshal Count dc Lobau, he
leaves issue son and daughter.
dotD
cargo OF gold has arrived Paris from Costa Rcs
several specimens Of mineral The latter have been sent
for analysis to the Mining school In Paris This the irst
Fcsuit Of the Efforts OF French company 70 which ten
gold mines have been conceded by Dr. Castro, the new
President OF Costa Rlca The drcog " this company
Is French General named Gaiemer. who has obtained
the Empcrors permission 70 take foreign service, and
holds rank General OF engineers Under Dr. Castro
Tho French papers brag nj great rate about this conces
son which they speak Of as likely considerably 10 aug
ment French influence among the republics Of Central
America and TO restore ths usre Of the French name
which It must be confessed, has been somewhat dimin'
ishod Ancc our intervention In Mexico"
Assx BoLxys.
Few Of tho existence In France OF pendant
Hsyer cass Kent WHERE Anne so,sya her
OF French Communes' that she spent her grheod Ia
the Castle OF Bris IN the Department Of tho SEINE II
0se The tradition Of tho country supports the ate
ment made by NJ Dc FarTssu, that "Anno de Boocn
brought up this csss iii she nft-en years
old" Bins is sltuaed nearly thirty miles wes of PARIS
The only way In which oan reconcile tho legend VI It's
old tower With history IL by adopting The hypothesis that
tho charming and hapess mother Of Elizabeth Tudor
the death Of Louis XII Of France and The return OF h
widow 10 England taken 10 live al Briis by somo
French lady until she could be installed 10 the house
Navarro ,unet Of tho Chateau de- Briis In The arch
lecture OF the thirteenth century s still 10 exisenoe
Thus turrct Is surrounded by pretty garden and 10.
sho was married 10 genius whose noble rage IL ART
was rsprcsed by chin pennry.p Hs was the car.
pointer Of tho hamlet by profession, bat BY natures
elect on sculptor painter poet and gentleman rbe
tower which vas an empty sboii when he wrnt W live
In IT, no lifted up in the nadnvsl style with oak farni-
work He also executed paintings and busis OF rare
beauty, regtoasiy preserved IN the spots be dsgoed
Is ospsb ~ appecaiIng them for lhs coun,ry dds
afSut used she complains, IL treat NJ Larochs
700 asbii.sr1 The ambition Was shown In sun
dry ingenious conirvances preserved 10 tho toposs
loft Of hts tower for making tmokelss- cbimneys and
air tight windows, with which he hoped To rcaIIzc
q fortune. Why he did not mako . fortune she
nsive.y explains. Their only daughter Who, Judg-
ing from the representations Of hor fathers cbisei
and pencil. INST have been sweet and
OF eighteen Tho fsihrf's ambition buried
with her His plan- for making fortune sban-
doned and tho rsm1nins years Of his life spent In
carving . xhits marble tomb covered with deicats
taccry and scrvh work which beautlhes The charch
yard Of Briis
On this tomb tho lost daughter Is represented bending
In peDsive attitude piece OF nccdlox0rk l re-.
member very cosebIsted picture of Kate klcklsby
which II resembles but whi'h tho uptor dare say,
never eyea Madame IArochs u very poor shc
IL also aged aud her failing sight obges her TO
from worklng scansrcss Che has, therefore,
Incantly made up her mind sell this and garden
her solo ppoperty" % who would zuAs antss
nos 20 pull Il down" aria aax oassqna,ea