Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
European Personal Gossip.

hear. the most striking resemblance to
his grandfather, the King of Denmark.
Charles Dickensis among the distin-
oniabed foreign authors on whom the
King of Prussia recently conferred the
Order of the Red Eagle. ala
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veors at ths noor-houre of the eitv of
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An American ex-brigadier uenerai IL
giving drawing lessons in Heidelberg; !;
and poor French Count, the descendant
OF one OF the Oldest trencn Legifimist
families, is the most fashionable dancing
master IN the same city.
The Berlin papers say that at the
United States Legation in that city every
body feels convinced that General Grant
will not remove either Mr. Bancroft, the
ambassador, or Mr.. Kreissmann, the
American Consul at Berlin.
, Worth, the famous dress maker, or, as
he prefers to be called, dress critic Of
Paris. It is said holds ia his portfolio the
10 US of nearly every distinguished
lady in Paris, and sudden liquidation
of his affairs would carry dismay into
most of the aristocratic families of that
capital.
P,ofessor Karl Frederick Neunann.
the author of the celebrated German His
tory of the United States. has refused to
sign Berthold Auerbach's petition TO
I General Grant in regard to The interna-
tional COPY right law, saying that be
J was afraid the application would be look
ed upon as imper;inent in the United
States.
A curious Diplomatic secret has re-
Gently been diyulged in Prussia. The
Cabinet of that country, at the breaking
out of The war between Spain and No
rocco, intended to conclnde an alliance
with Spain, to take part in the war, and
conquer q colony in Northwestern
Africa. The rapid successes of the
Spanish armies, however, thwarted the
purposes of the Prussian Government
The King of Bavaria has approved the
nIan submitted to him bv the committee,
which was instructed 10 draw up paper
an the International Art Exhibition. to
he held at Munich. n the spring of 1869.
A very large sum will be appropriated in
order to make the exhibition as brilliant
an affair as possible. The most eminent
| artists of Germany and France have
already promised their cooperation. = g
Tbo follov;no Amusing oo,resnonaence
onnssra in the Paris papcrs. 80
M. Editor | read the following let
ter in the Bucharest Bulletin Interna-
t;onol. nWby don't the Israelites eat
nork? Beeause wolves do not deyour
each other. BARON DU CHaLrr''
Permit me TO inform Baron Du Chalet.
,broncb vour excellent journal. that he
sronld never he eaten bv an Israelite. our
relio;ous laws forbiddinp n ~
--el1a' ll AN IsRAELIrE.
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parents, a"s..eo "a.s he. 81 4. hs sne ,aru, nc
poor 'Sly I3s su s;nna sSo ~ " haS Ias, ron"obc Z
seH seH' IN % lsss and her mslber she'd tears
as she saw her painfully and slowly
stepping on shore. Not word passed
between her and her parents for several
minutes after she had eRbrsced them, the
Queen trying to restrain her tears, and
tue King holding out the hands of his
daughter in his own, and gazing tenderly
a! her. He then lifted her into the car
risge, handed the Queen into it, took his
littl9 grandson on his lap, and drove
away with them. 81 s..sr
Tho trna reason wbv the Maropis de
Mousner, VINO died ie@ Gays ago OF
soitening OF the brain, ia Paris, was
recalled from Gonstsnunople IN 1900,
a1d appointed French Alnfster OF For
eign Affairs, was aD intrigue set on loot
by his very tne- looking but extremely
jealous wife, who wished to get her
husband away from Constantinopie,
where the Marquis kept a regular harem
OF mistresses,, h,s Wlie eniisted the
Empress on her SIDE by making her