The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
petit hotel No. avenue de Temperatures, which ie
minuteiy inspected. What Is Madame's opinion

MADAME, II snail be dream no longer; II shaii oe
yours" regions the Baron. sThe stables are TOO
small, but chat can be easily remeded."
An artisan Is summoned and sent TO ask II the ad-
JOINING premises can be bought, which being ascer-
tained, the gentleman remarks that he will attend to
the making out OF the deed. Madame Is over
whelmed and dubs HIM "Monte Orlsto.n Four OF
the handsomest black horses to be found In London
are ordered. The tapissier 10 the Emperor IS sum-
moned and ordered to expend aoo,o 900 francs IN fur
whereupon Madame consents to the sale OF the pre-
misses No. So rue de Ber. Furniture 10 the value Of
jewery 100000 frances carriages, I'VE; Indla
snaws al HGit'nna II not al tnfilituTn; flis,
10000 francs; laces, velvet dresses and articles
o. toilet $4,000 francs; income, 100000 iiancs
per year. These are the MAJOR details OF tho
situation at the house in the rue &C Beri The tapis-
SER having been sent for the oruer was issued TO
sell the furniture Madame hands the Baron
the money to settle Seze dc C07lSeIrG ore on
the furniture in question, the Baron remarking
that the dealer who holds 1t is An acquaintance OF
his and he win make 1t all right. The Baron gives
has note OF hand for the amount aud pockets the
are also put III The tapisSes hands for sale keeping
and afterwards seized ana sold al auction. Demand
Ing an eXpapation tins occurs two years AFTER she
IS informed that they have been held security tor
debt incurred by Lothario.
They hit TO LONDON and remain a few days. return
ana stop at the Hotel du Louvre. where Madame
SENDS for her servants and pays them, preparatory
to breaking up. They fit to Bordeaux and stop at
the Hotel de Nantes, the lady passing as Madame dc
REVERE Tney lit TO Lisbon, whence the Baroness
returns by way Of MarscllleS In nnctfp de g,ierre
loaned py the Bey of Tunis, VINO is delighted to
have the honor, leaving the Baron and her trunks
-four In nanoer at tue Hotel Central IN that odd Old
Spanish city.
farming, Madame taxes rooms for fifteen days at
NO. 10 rue de Ia Ferme des Mathurns, aud neglect5
TO write. Inc Baron writes letter crammed 70
promises, declares himself hurt ana her heartess.
The lady writes briefly ami coldiy. Tue Baron re.
plles:-
MY pzARFsr, DEAREST HEIxN-Whan your nots came
10 hand ust about to make up my mind that had
never before met woman 30 false and so tickle was
a Wen @
hays IN nssss'sa to stamp your letters which
that you have forgotten me that
4s 3 iss a1 h SS' s ao si u fs
embrace YOU iadore you to the bottom Of my heart
Madame Melts writes more warmly, ana tne
Baron IL satisfied. Return OF mail brings the fol-
loWng:-
DEAREST, DEAREST HELENA last am in roeelpt Of
been in operation Tor eight days owing to revolutionary dis
81 ps lust ssn mot c s post 10
fet lsters Pn they have most likely been in
receas letters from YOU and had just Expressed your
pa m y way Of that ma" 8aa S
to @ 1aa ss e was sr aeo p embark IN few
voyage lose half my passage money, and shall start
morrow for Paris wait Tor me, my own darling love
telegraph my arrival at Bordeaux embrace You with
thousand kisses HENRI.
The letter comes, the Baron fercely pursuing,
They remain III Paris day or TWO, then FIT to Lar-
same; bus tue Baron neglected TO escort Madame to
his villa which Madame thln1s very strange. He
promises, however, palace on the lake OF Como.
ana Madame Is satisfied, and calls him Monte Cristo.
They ilit back TO Paris again, stay few days. and
leave Paris for Nantes. GA date OF January H. 1853,
iney leave Nantes Tor IT. LaZare and remain Mt the
house OF the Baron's sister two days and one nighs.
Date OF January II, 1866, they embark the Panama
for South America, and are dropped at 81. Thomas.
where the Baron calls at the Consulate and gives the
order tunknown TO Madane) that all letters to her
addressed snail DO seat under cover TO him. SO
Madame hears nothing from Paris. Leaving ST..
Thomas In the Ida, they cross the Daren neck, take
passage for Caao, and thence for Lima, where they
stop aG the Hotel NORM ana pass as the Baron and
Baroness de REVERE.
SECOND ACTIN WHICH AN ACCIDENT HAPPENS
WHICH QUITE DlsTURBS IoNSIEUR's ECUANIMITY.
The scene Is a paror In the H'asel Eorin, Lima,
Peru. letter Is handed TO Monsieur le Baron ad-
dressed rather lllegibly. Henri and Helene are a
trlie too near alike, and the Baron mistakes the
former for tue latter, handing tho letter. seal
broken to Madame Tor that reason; or perhaps the
Baron means TO unmask at this point, the nand-
writing OF the superscrptlon being that or q lady
who occupies the villa at Lausanne. Breaking tho
seal, she reads and, with womans curiosity reads
on to tho end She hands the Earon the letter wih
the utmost selfpossession ''The Baron has made a
trllny mistakes this lester s not for me; beg the
Baron's pardon for having parused." Madame IL
sarcastic, sardonic; the Baron, as he reads wakes
uncertain. lie protests, coDfesses penitenty
| to be for2iven. Madame forgives, and Monsieur
swesrs eternal fidelity and the like. Thus ends the
| second act, the Baron leaving Lima for tour Of
business and writing en- route.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE sApPHIo ORDER.
FROM A3lgO
DEAREST HELENI have arrived at Arico after VOYAGE
Of two days ana ana Al half having had good voyage II do
am In good heath and shall leave at the earliest practical
3 10 at fi shall TS be-
almost before third letter to hand bringing
Helen you have not long to wait ea5race you with ali
my heart HENRI.
Ny DEAREST HELES-I send this word of adyIcs JUS. on
ne soae Of Inc eh b a ad you
fatigue have
present. and might inure our little angel am in good
sSas nope 70" are same A MhS
En- ROUTE FROM coBrJA.
Ny DEARLY BrLovED--I have found an unexpected OPP
poFany to send you few hastily wrtten words which
YOU am very worn and weary but love and adore
To Madame LA BARoSsE DE REVERE, Hotel Morin,
From SANTIAGO, Aug. g. 1885,
Ny DEAREST HELEE-Yonr last letters cold and I'm.
am o TAea naw b aRa SO worried
the pon. completing my business and shan soon return
Ossa a s ao o Lose ss s ss no % ns Which
over, and have succeeded, You have not long wait.
psT a 'fIy
worship you still IA ever. HENRI
Ny ows DAnLIsa nELEs5I am actually sick with
ay nave KEPT an h os
me Of impatonce am stun here aud shat be Tor week
5u happen Whit may shall not stay day onssr ''
Ss 5ns sad e ne beyond % s =,
Europe; but my business Is very satisfactory and have
a9Ts n
draft Tor corresponding sum, OF sight, the
Thomas Locamlere am ashamed and sorry have lett
you without funds long, but my love only yester
that 1receiycd 80 600 before which had money
send YOU am all RICH. now, and hope you viii not Be de-
prived OF anything need wish. haunted by bac
dreams about YOU Helen, love- must be false.
not 10 have been true steel love yot
dearly BY heart ia oppressed with presertsnts kiss our
dear little Rosebud for me- How sweet she must DO
| Yours lovingly, HENRI.
ES ROUTE FOR PARIS AGAIN.
Madame embarSs for Paris by way OF Colorne
with her little daughter Lauba Maria Rosa dc Lama
de RiYlere, landing in that city December l. 1856
having one Aleen du Ilald, formerly prina donna
at the Grande opera House, Paris dame de com.
pag33le Leaving Madame at Cologne the Baron
returns BY way OF London writing en- route as fol-
lows
No. II ST. HEIEN's PLACE LONDON Dec. g. 1866
Ny DEAR HELEr-I have made painful voyage, with
daSreeabe companions There have been cases
yellow board most OF which have terminated fatally
On arriving Mt Southampton the vessel detained In quar-
anne but never mind, here at last Ia London. To
morrow night leave Tor Pars and shall arrive FRIDAY
I Irn.a laaf