The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-25

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oSes py assassns, and that abe did nos fss ale ny
~. N The Vatican In ne ecss's ns s,sas q
water, thinking that was poisoned IL "a 49, ~
apartment provided for her N his palace sna n !,
= write not Willing 70 quit the vatican. and imag ns
that she see> murderss ready 70 IKE her
nfe Several foreign lsdis, have ces1 = ,.1s 20 n
honor and would permit them 70 spp.osch her per.
This paroxysm seems TO have oseE caused oy some
dispatches which she received yesssfaay.
rHs xxc1mo GAUSS o. Ins ATTACH
The Aveusv NetiosuI Of PasiA which was the nrst
Journal here that had the courage to put In form tho
rumors which had been in circulation for seval days
previous and whose Of information in the matter
are known 70 be reliable, publishes the following ad-
d,ona particulars relative 70 the causes Of the present
unfortunate condition Of the Empress Charlotte. II
says-"Ieaving Mexico soon after the discovery Of .
plot the principal 70 which had their seats In
the Council Of the empire the unfortunate Princess has
continued under the impression Of this nd episode
which without doubt has contributed in small degree
nssico 70 Vera Crus ives rendered disaerssabls
BY . variety Of unfortunate Incidents, and the
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completely failed In the mission with which she bad TIE
courage 70 charge herself and she arrived At Rome IN
state Of nervous excitement which then caused the
most serious inquietndes In her behalf
In her frequent interviews with the Pope the Empress
nss s ss o. 40 sps me
OF Plus the Ninth and mpored his protection against tho
snares with which she believed herself surrounded In
nuay surrounded by enemss and traitors sho scarce
" darss 20 touch any food which is offered her. - she
poison herr Her medical assndan,s s hope that re-
poe and will restore her reason TO the unfortunate
Princess
II his believed al Rome that a. soon a Macmillan
learns the misfortune Of his wife he will abdicatc for
throne or Mexico, ana she il is who has always
couraged him TO preserve IN ms hazardous enterprise
IN. Jsa.s Of Florence speaking Of this matter says:
II what said Of the maady Of the Empress Charlotte 10
true reaction from the emotion which she has
with the Pope and other distinguished persons NJ
the Vatican. In her interviews the principal question
the situation in which the clergy have been placed
since the inauguration OF the empire and particularly OF
the sale Of ecclesiastical properly The Empress Char
loste very religious, and her conscience has been
attacked by AL sorts Of scruples and from this 70
suited shock which her had not the strength 10
resist.
The news recently received from Mexico; the inquie-
tudes Of the present. the Of the future have
also had their effect in giving blow TO the already
fatgued mind Of tho Empress We hope that the evil
not great 40 Ut FIRST supposed, and that there 70
strength enough In the young sufferer 70 enable her TO
safely emerge fr0m her painful situation.
TIE sYnPTONs
letter from Florence states thas for several days
prior 70 the 81 the Vatican signs OF mental
alienation wer: observed and that she was continually
70 poison her II particularly remarked that she
had frequently purchased chestnuts on the public
streets in order 70 be sure that her food was not
poisoned. II was after audience with the Pops,
which lasted three hours thas the complete breaking
OF mind was manifested She concluded by declaring
that she would not leave the Vatican unless driven out
The Pope concluded BY ordering an apartment pro-
entirely contrary 70 custom thai woman should sIcep
IN the Vatican This event." my informant adds
ss as @ ss ~
had attracted the sympathy Of The Italians BY her stt
.ude and Language during the voyage which shs recently
Il win be seen that all these statements Substantially
agree and there 10 now no doubt Of their substantial
The Independence Bslos oct 12 states that tho health
Of the Empress Of Mexico has much improved since her
arrival with her brother At Miramar Prince Yturbde u
letter (which bears proof 10 her enlightened
reason, and 10 the sentiments Of she most sdeconats
solicituden
II said now that thu Emperors departure from Biar
ritz which was 70 have taken place to-day, has been
have been given for this change Of progmmeshe one,
that his Majesty finds The air Of Biartx 70 beneficial 70
as long As possible; while The other version u that his
Majesty too III TO bear the fatigue Of the journey and
II 10 even slated that d. Aslatan has been tale
true tha. several q The Psris Journals spsal
conndeniy Of the greatly improved condition Of the
Empefofe neAin ana give ~ An ovfoenoo tnoreoI tne
statsmsnt that he walked about I'VE miles day OF two
since. have found however that these bulletins
not aiways strictly reliable while q BiaTx lest
week, stated In Paris journal that bis Majesty
had, certain day. vsed the Casino, and expressed
his ct the improvements made there when,
70 my certain knowledge the Emperor had not besnut
Of the chateau 10 four days
The Boune in Purs y constantly influenced By reports
favorable unfavorable regarding the health OF the
Emperor. gave you In q letter, short time since, .
perfectly reliable desc rption II bis malady, which
amounts generally dcrnnged condition Of The kidneys
and urinary organs with threatening symptoms Of dis
bsses Albuminara and disease OF the spine. St with
all his physical dicucs the Emperor has two strong
points In his favor and these may enable him 70 live In
toerable health for years He pos immense de-
yelopment OF chest and broad deep sound lungs and
most capscious stomach which enables him 10 contain
great quantity OF nutrmeni.
st At his age, with his physical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
larry A. they attach 70 the dehcae organism Of the
urinary and generative organs 10 not probable that
his Majesty viii ever again enjoy sound health
N REBKL AMERICANA
There In quite distinguished body Of exConfederAfes
In Paris brsckipridge still remains ~ Versailles
while General Toombs IL at Engbein taking sulphur
He also probably prey 70 disappointment a. the fact
that he will he able 10 "cal the roll OF his
slaves al the foot Of Bunker Hin Monument and u
seeking calm and mental repose ~ Engbein Jacob
Thompson, who has recently been making tour
through Spain. has returned TO Paris. and % At the
Grand Hotel saw DR. Gwin yesterday, looking none
The wore for bis troubles snd dsappointments Ths
Doctor apparently very much Interested 10 hear the
result OF the Northern elections and that he intends
returning TO the Upitd States in few weeks George
Sander, looking sad, melancholy, disapPointed and
sssdy. 10 ain here.
has returned 10 PARIS.