The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22

Boston October az Corrssposdsnss Of ,hs New York
rus;e -, .om.,,nsa sssom.. a ,,,,,o A.,
private aysirs command Publicity which |, would be
an arectscn or the press not 10 NOTICE. Hence sead
boho oS.rss csan. Bsnsacs s.s1
educated, and In many respects an accomplished man
Of good manners and better appearance. naturally
he had no dfnculty In winning the hand OF . widow
from one OF the r. r. OF Bostonl who sacrificed
no inconsidsraols jo.nturs in marrying him. The
honeymoon had ell the apparent charm that honey
moons usually have, when Mrs.. Sumner went with
her husband 70 Washington, and new scenes en-
Diplomatic Corps in Washington was Baron hols,sin,
OF prassia, whom the Prussian Ksg had attached 70
n. ars'su Legation there, TO spy out the iaad "
nAsursiiy enough he caurted the Acquaintance or
Snsries sumner the chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Analn in tho Senate. who, q dinner
party introduced bis wife to the Baron, and who
placed beside her al dinner An acauaiutance en-.
sued and friendship followed sach ~ naturally
sna nonoraoy spring up between the sexes with kim
area tastes and aspirations The Baron attended to the
lady In manees and soirees aud in ohsr public places
and occasionally escorted her from the Senate where
Do'h had been TO hear the Senator speak Mr. sumner
becoming dspleassd with this cam
not be properly called intmacy-wrots . letter 70
baron H0lstein IN which, while complaining OF t.
report says he insinuated something not honorable 20
the WIFE The Baron wrote back letter in which, In
ne SAID there was no cause Of offence what
ladies OF similar accomplishments, and nothing had
ever happened which proprissy Or gooa taste forbade
ready to give him any such satisfaction a. man or
honor demanded.
This correspondence was the beginning ana end OF part
hrst but Mr. summer, report says hen became cool
his wife, and the lady and the Baron became
served in their intercourse. Then Mr. Sumner. as
chairman OF orr Committee Of Foreign Affairs wrote 70
tho Prnssian Minister Of Foreign Affairs. tho dstin-
gushsd Bismarck that he bismarck, would recall the
Baron he Sumner) would be obliged The adroit Bis
marck yielded to tho potential position Of the American
chairman OF Foreign Affairs and the Baron recalled
to Berlin.
Mrs sumner next became acquainted with this cor.
respondence, and, naturally enough, indignant
beyond all power Of description. Her indignation naur
ally rested upon that part OF the correspondence which,
was alleged, touched her honor The end OF all this
~ that Mrs sumner has gone her Europe-their
common establishments IN Washington being given up,
and another is taken by the Senator for the winter
There is some scandal afoat beyond all this relating
both TO the Senator and the iady-euch may be
pected from early dsnouDents la marriage affair
but the basis OF the reports Boston is such send
YOU What havo written 10 In everybody mouth, and
II may possibly be In OF the details but
In substance probably correct send 70 you for pub
LEGATION because what IL anything, is wrong here mad
better AT once DO set right to stop the tongues OF tho
thousands that arc making more out OF few facts.