, 1869-03-07

II Is thought, Is even oute FnluApat luAa that
Of Berr5er, for which recently ditJ tha4.
sand dollars WAS paid. -
TroplopR, the President OF the French
Senate, who died, last week. IN Paris. was
generally considered thauaost ahlect datteter
or The Emperor and Empress On one ocEa-
sina he eald, IN an address TO Napoleon H.:
"Your Majesty, the French people admires
you 70 arient1y that, whenever your t1ium-
phal car makes its appearance, 1t r1ns aftex
lt to lsY 1t your feet the oDgta1ulallons and
proteststIons Of fe9yent and undymg doyo-
ttcn." ,. :.
pspIire Luccs, the Berlin csntatriee,
who preceded AdelinA PAtttCaux At st. Pa
tersburv, was 20 mortified At the enthu.is.m
with which the little nightingale Mazchlou-
c., WIS received there, that she told one of
the imperial princes she would never return
To St. Petersburg. She had sung h London
n the kane time with Adel1nA PasN, and
neither the critics or the puhllc had ptsced,
Ade1tnx above her. Aad1na Lucca Is the
daughter Of very poor parents, who still1Te .
In VIeIna.
TWO papers entitled " La Peap1s,n fTh0E
Pecple) arc now published In Parfs. Ono
edited by Jules Wales, aud is sRepubllcan IN its
tendencies; the other Is managed by Clement
D1seEnois, and Is believed TO be the special
orr IN Of the Emperor Napoleon. 4 lawsuit
has beer commenced By the. Republican Pss-
ps1 against the 1mper!slls. Peuplt, to compel
thela1tet 10 change ils title, aud II Is belis7ed
l that the courts will decide In favor Of tha -
former.
Count Cherinsky, who WAS sensenred
TO twenty Jears' Imprisonment Tor assisting
In the assassination Of his wife, snd who wAs
afterwards reported 10 hare gone mad, has
merely become idlolc In :cousequenee Of hh
protigata h1kitA Els father has applied to
The Km9 Of Bavaria with the request Of par
douing his son, that he nay be properiy TAX
en- caro- Of by his family. The accomplica Of
Count ChorInsky, the wicked, but very hand
some, Baroness Juli& Ebergenyi, addresses, ut
least twice . month, petitions for = pardon
| to the Emperor And Empress Of AustriA.
The programme Of the ParisiRu De
mocracy In regard to the elections 10 bs held
in May next, I. torun Ledru-Rolln, tha re-
publican exile, In each Of the nine Parisixn
| Districts, Il is thought he Will receiys an
overwhelming majority in all OF them. New
election. viii then ba ordered IN eight Of tha
| I nine districts, when Rochefort, Louis Blanc,
!. I Victor Hugo. Edgar Qninet, 4lphcnac Et-
Quisos and other leading Republicans Will b
| elected. IAbou1sye Will run both In Yer.
sallles md strashurg, and II Is believed be
, | viii carry both districts.
When Heuri de V,llemsssans took
: ! charge Of the Paris Figaro, that paper had
, | very email subscription lust, and Fillemessart
had frequently tha utmost difficulty In boz
] rowing money enough to pay bis prnters'
bills Now the Fg1ro has 6oaa JEds daily
circulation Of over 50 900 copies, lts ptoptis-
| tor i. millionaire, aud The paper Is worth
r | three million francs, Enterprise, the editor's
iadIcaout@~orss In securing the best contrib
u.cn resaralessv. - e1pc-., Il involved.
and extenlSt aaTestlsinx, ;: - le e.asss af
this extraordinary success. = 's-
The Duke OF bsxe-AllenbulF. who lea
= 80 philosophical will, is beue5ed &c hayo
died In consequence Of the totcn4e moreacA-
= ton which tho recent conduct Of his Gayotits
;. daughter, xQneen Mary Of Hanover. oeca-
!, ioned to him. The heavy blows which her
!. family suffered tince 1868 have evidently AZ
- feeted The mind Of that poor lady. she pre-
tends 70 hare frequent spli1A interviews
with angels and even with God, aud sho gsva
:. detailed accounts OF these interviews in the
:. Numerous letters which abe wrote to hes
., % father, who, being man Of sterling common
~ y. sense, vss deeply mortified in consequence
~ madame Rats zzl, nes Martede Solms-
Wye, i granddaughter Of Luclen Bouapxtte
y
- has Just Published very spicy novel en-
~ Titled ..f were Qneen," snd abound1nt
~ In amuting hits at the Empress .Eugenis
Madame RAttarrs mortal enemy. Tazes
pages euumerate al the things which Madame
w R4ti1zzl says she would not do "lf ahe wet'
~ Queeh," a1d which, OF course tbs EmpseAi
Eugen}e IS known TO do. AZ re9rrds thai
~. which the lady says ahe would do In the ex
~ ctedingly improbable event Of her ascending
Ma = royal throne, It consists, In great part. OF
very practical and well-dIgested syssen Q
ct charities, which the crowned 1sdtes Of Eu
Al rope would do well to adopt.
Led The burial OF tho young CraWn-Prin
as Of Belgium gave rtse to very painful sce0a
ing | In which F" poor Carlott2 p" wAs the prime
pal actress. The death OF her little nephs
III hsd been carefully concealed from her; b
ign she heard accidentally of 1t ut tho vary M
the ment when the funeral ceremonies were sbo'
OF 10 commence m the royal chapel. She It
sent u,ediately lnz1stcd emphatlcaly on being I
sS6. mitted 10 tho chapel, in order, ~ abe ~,
In to put ! letter to her husband, Ms1tnllta
ters. INTO the con1n, and, whea her. request v
az not complied with aud ahe was told that :
le In eoa]d not 60 to the chapel, ahe few ln..
by violent passion, and her erie2 v<re be,
/. throughout the palace. A gres.. many of
,llsh .mourness believed that thee nsnifest.t,
hree Of grief proceeded fro--A the poor bersa
Iears Queen Of Belgium but that brave.heaz
ngsa lsdy lid III n could 70 soo:he her fusa
8, at sister tn-!st At the moment when her
son rs buried.
emf General Cluss1et explains to the re
,tton / ers OF The Progrrs de u ons tho reasons
nr.m eomnny American papers arc on tho sid
com. French Imperialism in the following Z
nnre- ner: "Moss of them derive all their lufol
gtvs tIon In regard to French AdutEs from
Loudon Iane., which, although It oecas
|1ar- allJ pretends to tell the lmperialists =
hsd bitter truth, il sslI1 as hostile 70 thE eau.
d bis liberty In France - 1t was 10 It In The I'm
t the States during the American var. Its arsi
suit on French aslrs are Al u,ena--.-.., So. s
mout i. netous ~ those On American stInrs wcze,'
I tnR The war against tho Southern rcbels. .
nous Jet the American papers. IN great part, s.
coun. 10 h1ve implicit confidence in What the
.tlsta. don Itn.'s nys shout France. Another
Q.tier sou why 10 many Americans IRE In favo
= iol- Frczch Imperialism ~ ss5s General Clu5e
who ! tta their blind admiration Of suecess no nj
client In what cause and BY what means 1t I
have been achle7ed."
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