, 1869-05-30

Tbe I&H3uH psz102 !"
Sauttaa In fF&o1A
pr,ne Ate,t eftsr hrpt1u, pl2yed lstelJ the Tok
Of Nx,or yon Te1nett4, IN Iesunea famous come
dY. AHtnna yon Barph<ln," !" before select aoal-
cnca Of 100 invited guests on The stage o. sae
.onrt thextre II the pucAl fa1ace n GothA 1ns
Other acton md 8ctfcasca VIEW 4Ass EMILY ~
n.ra dsueh,er Of the British AlHhsAza 70
s.xn-cobpre, who played NInnx rcn Ba5nhelms
the wife Of Prince Leopold Won CooWE, and tae
celebrated usEed!an Emil DeFEeut.
Henry Naquet, formerly friend o.
yhctor Haso, but row = bitter opponent q -,
charges him IN the Conse1s asse papsss O t1e
MN pe,n9 "namA lunattc, - and with beteF fae
1es, ess political weathe1cock France ever kAd
suopz nerezntnsns me1. IN proof Of tho ea&1Re
that Victor Hugo u "rootay N"
sasa ops .; X the ssoss distlnausaed p9ea.a.
Ter q Tie Charenton 1nuAtae Aa1fum passed
upou do intellectual condition OF the c1Ae u
GueyusrY few years. 4Rn
Ono OF the 1nost eccsuttric man OF Vlenns,
Prince Ro,s.n Auerspe.x, DIXIE of Gotrscneny
died ten weefs dnce In ttsss city. He was N
,nye,srsts tuoa<1, aud once sftTed prize OF ono
,houssu<t dueats 10 the DechAHtc who would eon-
s,.uc, the hardets and most Pheasant pipe ue
had collection os pipes, whlea Wos valued as
ssxs4 thousand nortHA. He ufver g1re alu1o to
poor people, but rhea old hegzars came into his
courtyard, and, in Etp5 to hts inquiries. ssid they
liked 10 smoAs, he caused pipe, dlles WITH excel
len. tobacco, 70 be given shem-
Laauix, Victor Huso's publisher, sold
the mt sixteen thousand cnptes Of L*E}e~,~s sui
Rif 10 u. Panis, publisher Of sne socsl1ed Bit'o-
tneaue Ibe1ale, which costs hundred fr4ne1, End
the purchasers Of which are euat1ed 10 frte COPY
Of Victor Mugo's new novel FAnls had 10 pay
Lacro,1 tho full retail prize OF tbs work for ttese
l6,e00 copies. The Parsiaus are quite dlagu&ch
With this transaction, In consequence Of WHICH
the5 hst to wait for almost three waess after tho
crrt edition OF the work had appeared before they
were uhle 10 obtalo copy Of the novel. Panis
snld nost Of his books to people io Tie provinces
a14l Belgium.
The King Of Bavaria has new hobby.
This time It u political one The PoFe's pro-
ject Of holding an Ecuuenteal Council las c1-
cited the ryellest uneastness and suspicious In the
hrtass Of the Joung King. who has suddenaY lost
bll interest In Wagpet'a music Of the future and
talks al The urle, eolcsJ about the Ecunc1lcal
Council hts Minister Of Foreign Affairs has leen
lllstructcdto urge the Cabinets Of the other Cath
ulic States ion B2vafa In her cpposition TO the
council, and tns King himself will probably vtas,
In the course Of the summer, Paris, Brusse1a aud
Vienna, for the purpose Of prevailing upon Napo-
leon the Tnir1, Leopold the Second and Francis
Joseph, to Offer determined feat9tance to the
Pope IN regard to the Ecunenical Council
The other day the eldest daughtet Of
11!nee Frederick Charles, Of PKusaa. = young GIL
Of fourteen, and the daughter Of the Crown
Princess, 3 girl Of eight, were It the gallery Of
Fc.1in photographer. When the latter showed the
daughter Of Prince Ffndatacx Charles the astitode
ahe had to assume for being photographed End
addressed her With aGrscsow, Xias, she eebQked
lin by saying, People ERE generally tn the habit
Of addressing me with Your Royal Hi4hnesA.'"
The artist staumertd few excuses, which, how
ever, Neze interrupted By the following remark
made by the Little daughter Of the Crnwn-fTtncess:
"Uh, that Is Of no consequence Whatever; as for
me, yoa may address me as you please; shall
Ike II better 70 haze you cali ne Fat Loite';
that Is the na5re BY which my luther slways caila
me-"
The nominal leader OF the 1.assa11ian or
ganlza.ion Of the German wc1ktngnen Is Fritz
Mende, q demagpgue, who Il also member Of the
North German Parliament; bat the real head Of
the organization Ia very clever Rnd eccentric Wo-
man, the Princess Hat1feilt, = granddaughter Of
the Princes Hatzfeldt who had the famous scene
with Napoleon the Fist at the Royns Palace In
Berlin 4 few days at ter the battle Of Jena It ~1ll
p remembered that Prince uAtzteldt- who VIE
then Governor OF Berlin had written letter to the
King Of Prussla, whom he gaze In 1t nnrh valu-
able Information concerning the movements OF the
French army. This letter fell into tho bands Of
Napoleon, who became 10 e1a4pefntext THAT he
os1lescd the Prince to be tried bE military COM
mission which would have sentenced him to death.
The young Princess, however, succeeded II, ptne-
tratuE to the Emperor, aud her searz aud beauty
50 touched him that be threw the fata letter The
Prince Into the nre and ordered him TO be set At
liberty. The Princess shortly attcrward gare birth
to daughter, and tue child Of that daughter Is
| the present Princess, who p1sya 20 important a
| rule in the workingmen's 8 agitation In Gssmacf.
4 writer in the Pttiis Pressa gives US
spicy particulars about the manner In which. Ger
tam crowned heads and other distinguished NOR
sA1s In Europe get shaved. King William, the
First Of Prussia, the author tells US, has, all his
lie long, shared himself, and sslu performs that
task every morntng. 1tisaserJ tight one, though,
the Elng Weartnk nearly hts 1ui wntsRera. Sapo.
leon u shaved By his old ruIt de eAamb:e, Jean.
| Who has cultivated his imperial masters chin xnd
checks for over thirty 5ears. At the Tuilcz7ea
peoplc ssy he q not good barber, but the En-
| pespr IL well satisfied With htrn. S1poeon Mous
| t4che and goatee are carefully waxed eTcTJ morn.
Ing. and some s4y the Emperor has dyed then
over since 1862. Prince Napoleon, Who mere,
weart beard, because that would lessen his Et11k
Ing resemblance to hls uncle, Napoleon the First
Is regularly shxved By one Of the most ski11u
| French bazoetH. Victor EmarQel ahAvea him
sell, but not regularly, which accounts for The
somewhat rough Appearance which his face pre-
rents every now md then. FTnucla Joseph pAy'
more attention 10 the appearance Of his face, snt
ts shared every morning by ona Of his valets- Bis
ma1k shares himself every day, except wien HI
Ia In the ccputIy. On those occaAona he oftel
AlowB bis whole bessd TO grow for weeks Hi
great rival and adversary, Count Won Beuss, Is q
trrmel} particular about his personal appearance
lie a,ways dresses very neatly. aud both hls bs,
Der and hAir-dresser rndezstand their u0stnes
| Thoroughly.