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each other in the most frixid manner :: ~.
when the Queen brought Caxlotta from Alr..
raar 10 the palxee Of LAekeu. aud The K.nv
had embraced his poor aiater, hn turned TO
his wfta, who had averted her face aud xss
hardly abIe to Restrain her tears. Hs 1s3d
biz hand On her ahoulder, xhhpered 4 Sav
Words In her eat, .snd the Queen. x1th
streaming eyes hut-a Tad1ant face, threx hex.-
!, selfinto his arms. From that day fo.wart
they have treated each othe. again ~ Il they
were cuea more ardent Young lovess.
The e1-Queen Of Naples, aell q ysry
charming young LADY, d anxious to s.t =
divorce rom her worthless husband, md ha.
repeatedly slready applIsd to tha Pope Tor
this purpose but her Austrian sad Ba1rrlsn
friends have hitherto diuu1ded her trou
pressing the mstter. The ex.E1ug Of Saples
II said to be quite willing to let her 20. They
oi1en do not exchange words for nauy
weeks.
The KiuK Of Deumsrk is anxious
that the United states should take g..
Thomas of bis hands, because the Danes,
who aislfke him, charEa him ali the time
With eomprom sicg tho da8nftr Of their couu-
Try IN biz negotiations with foreign powerz.
TheJ ssy be ID the most hort-ssghted md dull
sovereign Tint has sat on the Danish throue
i"r 4 hundred years past. TIC Kings real
oaence, N the eys OF his DanlAk. subjects, Is
bis German descent.
Sci erai Ven Fegesack, the Swedish
queer who served for several years in thc
army es the Potomac, says, In hs..eccns
"ofk % the American War, that oneof the
moet sT1cFous mistakes which President Lin
coin committed during tho early part os the
war was that he did not order General Heg1sl-
Ian to be So7rt mastiased after the disastrous
campaign c. the Peninsula, a. be WAS urged
to do By sevesal Genezal and By the 9ec,ets>
~ OF War.
The Marquis dc Caux, Aaelina PATHS
| hRsbsud, Is exceedingly unpopular In the
strfcal circles in Paris. Nobody speaks TO
him wha, he accompanies bis wife to the
| italian Opesa, and most Of tho suxll theatrical
| papers, such ~ the Fart Fert, the Grtsn-
Room. &C., contain aings at him. .Adelina's
famt1y h reported to tsTe openly broken
| with The Marquis, and + quarrel About the
| fortune Of the cautat,ice u sboot 10 load 70
| 4 lawsuit beiore the Parss courts.
Jules Janfn, the f,mous feuilleton writer
Of the Journal d<s Detots, Il known ia Paris
III the journalist who writes The Qpost ulegl~
BILE hand Only two old eompoaators at tho
I Office Of the Journal des peboss ara able to de-
cipher his hieroglyphics, aad olten sren they
h&re 10 serd sheets OF the ,nanusetIpt which
! they cannot read back to the author JAain.
then, nevex rtads the tllegibte words 10 shsuo.
but quickly w1lles another sheet. George
Sand ssys ahe once received rom Jauin .
letter, Of which she and her acquA1naanocsr
despite their most strenuous e6a1ta, nevsw
were able TO declphsr more thxn two words.
>Feli1 Pyzt says in the Commune Reoo-
l.sioaaatrs: "MarshAl ForeJ lies pa1a1yzod
and As helpless As enild on his bed In Be-
Es1con. Doea my body pity him when It Is
BONE IN mind that be VAS the scouudrcl wko
helped Louis Terhne!, called Booaparte, to
d!sperse the Natnutl Assembly On Deceu-
f,ter ., 1851. or The other three villains who
werc his colleagues on that gloomy occasion.
MaRnan and ST. Arnaua are In their graves,
and their memory Is e1ecrated By every hon.
est 1nau. Caurobert, the butcher Of the
Boulevard Noptmaztre, has not been pun
ished yet. But his tnrn will come seey sooa."
Isappears th.t nearly the whole army
In France vas ordered to prepare for fight
on the I'd OF Decemhes, ia consequence Of
the apprehen.iors Of the Government that
lae uemocfHA "on.o naAe .sePuo Id oc10-
enstfa'loos- A. toe lamp ua enA1o1' e'sn
.ae a'ta o1neer,' UPON ne sas sue osaa
, tnat every so:o1e9 .noo'a feee1,o. h''9 eass.
f.aees ano ase aass 1asons' peue.eo .nas
inc army was 70 DC senI 10 LUG nasos' a.o
tne1e "ese u consequences great telo'cng' u
the esmp. Nnen tae o1ace1s anu "ea 'ouuo
| oas nexe Guy tna1 taese "ouao oe no ~N'
! laeS manase7sea intense ossappo'etmoat.
, Edmond About taye, N bis "p'd lint
. Reeoliections,' that, in 1919, he was 80 poor
that he was about TO accept clcrkship ID =
. Lyons SIX house aud bid farewell to titer.sufe
uae'5 ioan o. 1Ho hundred lsaacs. 49, ~
eFef, enao'ed him 20 aana ro'e'. w ~.
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