, 1869-02-21
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

| aouA 1ACKln5Q1s q DOCK, Nv bat Al.
s"cr - Is aar ounced In press In Paris, In
fHnch traaslat.oa by Bernard Desosue,
Inc three members Of the Provisions
| 1ose1nment OF Spain, Prim, sarrano AMI
lopetc, era together worth at Ieast M,
| million fIancs.
a large volume OF , pcsthumous pspers
BY the celebrated Lime. swedsn's greatest
naturalist, viii be published this spring in a
sumptuons edition At Stockholm.
Hans Wschenhusep, the Germsu feutI-
letonist, says that Carlotta Patti has made
2o,oe francs by her Professional travels in
Europe. and ul1ma1n. her manager, $4,000
trancs,
The Viceroy Of Egypt, 1t is taf5, IN
tends opening at Cairo not only gambling
bells similar to those Of Baden Baden, Ham
burg, and Nonscot but also an Italian Opera
which Is to eclipse all tho opera houses now
e141ing in Europe.
George Sand hiss written long letter
In favor Of female sudrsss, female phJslci.us
and female preacherb- II Il addressed to
Nile. Raynouard, French lady. who is now
incfur3nR tn the provinces on voman's iighA,,
There Is q rumor In Berlin that the
CTowu-Pfhcess Tlctc.iA has the consuup-
tiou. aHd that her physicians have urgently,
advised her to tale up her residence IN 3
Southern city or "a 10. Madeira.
A Court bali al the rulIeIies casts from
sixty to eighty Thousand francs AID the
four entertainments given every winter at
The palace of PEiaea MetternIch coat together
over two hundrad Thousand francs.
Louis Blsne has q copy Of the Ekes
-Napoleoninnes, Which Louis Napoleon hlmself
cd $n hi at,N hA a. 3..F
the Prince wrote the following VOICE. ;" Pre-
ed eops Of France, and to whom his country
will one day pay hamage."
DR.. Herman Grimm, the b!oprapher
Of AichAel Angelo, aud one Of tho most tel.
anted Of German noye1ista, vhose Uncon-
querahle Powers Ii considered the most re-
markahh German romance published in The
year 1855, has been appointed reader 70 the
Princess Alice, OF uesse, daughter Of Queen
Victoria
The Perei1e Brothers own tweaty-four
business blocks In Paris, tearly one-haif Of
ihe ground on which the suburb Of Bellerille
Stands, md very largo number OF valuable
arms; tut If certain suits tow pending,
and Others which are about to be instituted,
are decided against them, theg will be ruined,
and owe more than they will be able to psy.
AmorR the gues's at the last court
bali In Vlenns, With whom the Emperor
conFcrsed long time, was Francis Pu.szty,
formerly Kossrth'a private Secretary, who
would have bs1n summarily e1ecuted.H tha
Austrian Government had caught him -
long rs it Exs in the hands Of the reac.
tIonists.
Jul:s FAvre says In letter to ptora-
fneut Demorat Of H1seI1les that he haa no
doubt whatever that the men and wo-
neu Eho hare been recently making zidicu.
louR sud e1traysgant speeches It certain
meetings In Paris, have been hired By the
police for the purpose OF giving the govern.
ment prete1t for again curtailing what few
liberties the French people possesses 1t tha
present tine.
Queen Isabella has been advised by
her most enlightened adhefents in Paris not
to give the proposed three gala soirtet, BY
By which she intended TO fuangu1ate her TO-
noTA to her new palace. They told her
thnt the feeling against her wss still 50 strong
In Paris that few Of the persons whom shc
would wish to see at those receptions would
be willing to accept her iuvltations-
Gu:zot FAYE, In the LAST volume o. his
"Recollcctious. that, when Queen Victoria
visited Louis Philippe, the whole -oyal
family was delighted with the young Queen. !
Queen Adelaide, seixtng both his hands, said |
to MIN: N. Guixo., Is Her Majesty not a
very eharuiug lady:" LOUIS Philippe Was
present he did not say anything, but he was
humntng dItty, which he only did when
10 was In excellent humor.
F1Imin D;dot, member OF the CREST
Paris publishing arm Of that name. 'pss-
tetsea largo collection Of letters hitherto
unpublished, and written by the distinguished
ladies' OF tho frst revolution and empire.
Among these interesting letter. arc oFez my
Written By Josephine Beauharnois, - many BY
Hostaose, and great many TEittn by