, 1869-03-28

proprietor may t1yize on tho oecaston. At It'd
present ume tho aLAtnese Twins aza exhibited st
8eU52H Bautm C1rcuA Ut. 2ant1 p@JA 2h4m 1Yn
hundred do1larz In gold I week.
Tho Emperor Of Russia has recently par
doned some Of tho ss.ator JewE who, IN 1851,
worn sentenced 70 transportation for life to Siberia
on tho charge Of having u3od tho blood OF Chris
tan children In celebrating tho passover. Tia
Rn&zan Judges, - general thing, asu rema1ka-
BIZ lgunsut and acrvtie msn- In psrdonIng the
aforementioned Jows,. who had been convicted Of
Euch pfepostefous charge, The Euperue Ale1xo.
der fatled 70 remove from them the tcgA nsabtll-
ties imposed upon them BY tho unjust JadKns.- uo
Wiz fearful 1eEt, hs saouid DO a. he might aross
the Indignation Of the tanaucsl old Russian paxty.
At Munich, in Bava1is, there died lately the
oon Of tho farous Constant who Hss Napoieon'e
pulet d ehapsbs< for 10 many yea,a, and who In
1814, deserted him 70 haselJ, Tia 8qn VIA a
worthless fellow, noted for his giustony and Gk1l
In borrowing money. His father u one time at
tempted 10 lead the relatives OF Napoleon to be-
ueve that young Congtxnt was the flettim4te son Of
Napoleon the F1rsA The boJs mother, however,
Indignantly resented this Oputat&on On her honor,
and made an 3fndavtt before Notary Public Ia
Venice that she had never exchanged word with
view with hin.
"The Empress Elizabeth Of Austria, ="
writes the Pczth correspondent Of the H1ris Ha?a-
zsaz, "is nearly thirty yea1a Old ani, despite the
many so1soWs which have fallen to her shaEe In the
oourse Of her eyenrnl nfe she Is Etl ~ rosy pret
II and heNttchinG a. Jou1g GIL She Is very
happy mother, and, II the gosAps arc right now
again re.5 happy vito How any husband for a
moment even1 couid think Of being tatthIess to
1nth charming creature, Is more than your cor
respondent is able to understand" This a11usIon
refers to the love adai,s BY which Francis Joseph
several yeArs ago nearly broke bis Jouug Empress
heart The m!sHesses On whom tho Emperor, At
that time, bestowed bis affections were mostly
women Of yer3 little beauty. The most notorious
Of them was Kate Rentz, = circus girl whom the
Emperor Afterwards had great deal Of difficulty
n shaking oG It is said thst to keep her mouth
shut7 ne even now pays her t1rge pension.
Adolphe ThisEs, perhaps, never gave more
striking proofs of his extraordinary capacities as
hntu WORKER than on the day When he delivered
his great speech against uansarnann, the PTefect
Of the Seine Department. He rose On tnat day ss
In the morning, dictated to his private sere.a1y
until II, iuterupttus himself IN that aEduoua task
only AZ to swallow 4 cup Of chocolate and eat
four Or dre cg8A At noon be ote sandwich and
drank gtass Of wtne4 and took half ao hours
walk. 1t = he went to the Corps Iesna.H, spoke
there fom q quarter to untu half-pss& A. vent
from the PalAla Bourbon directly to the otice ot
A'o Vse'es ~ s@Htecs A1a ptoo1-s0eeao OF LIS
Epecch a t. wAs set up, and remained there bust-
II Writing, reading and correcting until In the
uoamn2t he ieHesoed himself only With : lew
cnpe OF tea, rnlen were ofonsht 70 him ffom
u y klpo1'ax eenee 4oose- SeAs "osianGt 10 @as
sk.N y ~ eatu Aoas on nis s"a' !oaay 70 olctsse
A few veAkB 300 a anaf Ws fnnphk Frv a
flenen MAJOR auo AaooFeftAn On Belgian terri
tot5 close 10 he french 1fontler. quarrel about
bianafk gave rise 70 the duel The French Major
IVES Count Dc AAastae, Who held N important po-
sit'cn under tho Emperor AAximiltA1 IN Mexico
ana WHO Is m Atueat aonlfer OF hia1uAfk, and de-
ienaeo me lasser N 1ae nearing Of tae HanoTettan
eof"ne'' ~oose aAne a1A renamed onSnawa- Thu
~, .as1 sea4 saAas.aea SEC
ouas ,t ness tne ren-Ao"n UuAe o. Aamllton and
nu auaitor o. tne COUNCIL Of ssafe, and those Of
tae tolone1 tno hanofefan officers, went to Bel
9'o!a- 1ne colonel ~oolu not n8ot sword duel
1aAs weapon NOT oeih9 used In his army for that
"t* pa.pseCso p"lon were chosen Count dc AA-
~ msu Wss' a.aa US o0iies soaeaed The eaf Of
~ .s4 Aa4 Souet, VINO vas stunned Tot seF-
e.n ~. ~ saen uteu aAe"Se' anu Aalast1a
49, ouAs- n~a Ea'eseo an iaeas 6lae, oat tho
~ "oSIu - wv oaAsetous' ouuule Of bank-nosea
auu ie.tela II sne eoonts ofeass-pocket having
a rather remarkable duel wAs recantlv
fought In the ensirons Of 1nnspruck By tho MEM
pets Of the ancient French nobility. One OF tho
dueltists-the one Who had sent tho chn1tnxe-
was an tnt1mats friend of the Count de Charhord
the Legttiist psetcndcr, Or. as tho French Legtl-
mlsts cell him, Henry tho Fifth. His adversary,
Marquis de l.. Ind some tine ago created great
deaf Of indignation IN French Legttmlst ctrrles
BY coming out boldly In favor Of Hanoleon the
Third Being hard tr1nker. he had. when unfirr
the influence Of wine, betzayed to the 1per.al,st.
certain little eec.cts Of the Count de Chsnbora
such a. his having some tine aRo seucet1 ina vie
of hs stewart nt Frphstorf which hnd forna thclr
war Into the nerrnaner. The teo5tJnc, 1eottm,sta
tnok rains tn n.rer+nln vho had ts;r.r M -,
rleaqanf ,rrc,,rstton .,d -, th.- s,,.., .h.t..
r.. N. Ia-,n,s \. : w,,h whe@, ,sosNs.' s,-+ -
r.sdx v.rr 49,. NJ, .rc"nt ~ NJ. ,assr.,. 49,.
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