, 1869-04-25
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Mimic EIaucls will give uumher Of
concerts At lilo sAlle lfertk In tht.s.
ThirJ-two biographies Of Abraham Lin
coin hkvc appeared In t;er1aaoy atuce lara
1fnrshnl Valiant haa The .lr,pAy, tnl IL
not expected to uro until next fall
The Cruwu Prince Vi Austria is in worry
feeble health
Tho berlin Ekfatf,rnH':t.A {the German
fuueA) IA tho meat profitable humorous payer IN
the world
John Inshrop Motley Inns been elected
member OF tho St. Petersburg Academy Of
Sc:tncea
Next ~ thc Ring Of Prussia, tho sover-
etgn Of the little Principally cr Lips Detmold Is
the wcalshiest Prince n Germany.
limo and ha1d work nra beginning to tell
upon Gustaye Dnre- Although he Il quite young
man ret h.s l4ir il turning v+f5 RrAy.
The wl.ols fortune left by Bl1un Junes
dc Nothhchild 10 hts four herz amounts TO nearly
seventeen hundred million franca-
Some Of the Spanish cocottes have re-
Gently pttmeu ed on the Boulcrarls with thcir
hat. dsed
The Princess Felix Saln-Sa,m has sued a
s::.gart nu'hor for defamation Tie had charged
her with lavins bl en- tic mistress Of the EEpcles
Max,niitaa.
The e1.DGke Of Nassau has recently made
hut1ber Q, sez5 sccees1tn speculations, N conse-
queuce OF which he % now bS far wealther than
| he was when still on the throne Of Sass1U-
Some Canada friends sent Napoleon, n
| few weeks aep, inc black bezr, which the En-
peror, upon the arrival Of the animal III Pasis, s,nl
to the Jardln des Paftes-
| Queen Victoria is said to have quarrelled
With her brother-n In law, Duke Ernest Of sa1e-Co-
A.,-. -h~ Fn-H 10
not viEt Germany next summer.
| Most Of the German critics pronounce
| Hertho1d Auertachs new novel, "The Wills on the
| Rhtne, " \ veJ heavy production. and think ttat
the fuss made about 1t abroad Il ridiculous
| Francis Joseph insured Baron Won Deust,
the other day, that he would under no c1trum-
| nances listen 70 the advice Of men who urged
! him TO remove Eeust from tic Imperial Cabinet
| The theatrical journals Of Austria eau
| tcu German Aetors and actresses against going
| to the United stateA TneJ saJ TINT fcI would
| succeed eren moderately well, while ruin awaited
| most of them there.
| P1ussian newspaper ueu say that Wltter-
ahen, the publisher Of the new JoN1n1i 0Aei:i 5t
| 1EmFtrr, IS fostng daily seveo hundred fraaca
| The old Honiteur Is doing well q Al Independent
paper.
The first employment which Eocaefo1s,
the write. OF the Lanstrne, obtatueu II Paris 1as
| TO d1ect lottery e.zccla-s- He received seven
franes ca{ for rqrkin2 aira.n hoQrs daly In this
! c.ann...
Since the French are, to limited extent.
enjoying The fight Of holding meetings asain the
theatres n the suourhs Ct Paris arc not Ee7z as
much trIquented as thcy were before :aa. couces-
! don had been made by the government
Sapolco.s favorite Ladn authors arc
Tacttm and 1usena., which Is vsry Grange mas
much IA great many paaz71eB IN both authors
ase no Iezs applicable to TIE secord French En-
ptre than to the atra.rs Of the Roman Empire.
Ericsson, the Monitor Ean, h1s received,
nom number Of friends and admirers In the old
city Of Upsala, dae goblet nsde Of solid silver
and containing tie Catering inscription aTo tha
nobless representative Sc1ndnaria ever nad tn the
United 6tatesr
It is said that Victor Hugo has, after ali,
become convinced that Cambronne really said Ut
Waterloo, The Old Guard dies, but does not sur.
render md did net utter the tetse ejaculation
which the poet attributes to then tn 4Les
Alsetuhlea.''
Ore hundred and fozty.two yolumee from
ths uhrz1J which Napoleon the Fiat always took
with him on his travels, and most Of which con-
tain marginal notes written BY the Emperor him
eel, sre stu Inisstns. The Imperial family ot1ers
one hundred hanes for each Of the luIsstnR
volumes
EEKing Ferdinand Of Portugal, though
he still saJa that he does not want to become Kfna
OF Spain, 1t Is thought, both In Madrid md In LIS
bon, would eagerly accept the crnxn IN case he
should be elected BY the Spanish cortes-
After the battle Of Msgenta, in 1859,
King Victor Enamel N IN ebu1nlon Of entnusi.
asn, kTore to Napoleon the Third TINT he would
Always he the My Of France Napoleon pretended
TO to deeply Affected, but took good caro- not to
pledge himseli alvaJs to be Victor, Eaauuels
ally.
The royal family Of Sweden has but
ve1J F1nan private fortune. Old Bernadotte hhd
| sayed several millions, but his son md grandson
hare been exceedingly e1uaragant, aad Charles
tho Fifteenth, Ii l. believed, has :. sne present
time more detts than ha cz0 pAJ.
It is untrue That tho Prince Imperial Of
Fsance speala Ensiilh very dnentg. 10 Howa
few words Of KnSiIsh. bat pronounees them with
| . very strong foreign soeent Tue Bdnapafses
| have never boen good ttnguishL Napoleon 1peats
! four languages. but none Of them HN1 Even In
Preach laere ~ sad to bswzay Nozds Hh,ea he