The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-06
EIGENHE


The history ~ the recent empress .Hh1
T. no" nothing more thau Madame Bona
Par'e, D. very peculiar illustration oft
lhe freaks nt fortune. lu $500 Irving
writes thus Co "a lady.
u knew hrguulathOr uf IHe mrr.
old hirkpalrlgk, who Dad h.ru American
consul az Malaga, lpas,J au p.eun.
az ms house. 4 week ur $500 HH.rnaII
was at The house Ut h.. .uu..n.uu. tH.
Count Teha. a gallant and mt.I..n.
gentleman of Grenada. much Out uH bod
the war;. having l0st au pyy auI Boon
MANNED Iu leg and hluI lIH n.H..
the daughter 1f Mr. kirkplUU.. uH.
absent, but Doc had a family 0f IuI. .r.
about him. Several years uN,gWrI.
when / had recently taken up mv aH.I.
40 Madrid / was invited tu % anI HlI
az the house OF thg C.uut. .. MONTH.
one OF ,hc leaders uf tho com. ON ul..
ing uy bow rs her. ! wa- surprised a.
being received hy Deer With tH. Ham..
and cagcuc-- ot nu u.i friend -..
claimed me as che friend of hUr m. IU..
band, the Count Irul subsequently
Marquis Moutja.1 Who -he aH.I hHI lotion
spoken of mo with tHe greatest rOHrI
She subsequently, introduced Off. !. I..
little girl. / bad known boo m carly da..
who had become fashionable t.I|us off
Madrid. one oi thg-r uoN 600 thD tum.
of France
4 short time ui,cruarl, Irving nI.t..
thus Ia another niece Mr. ~tuuan. W..
was then residing Boo Paris
you give ana account of the mara..
procession of Louis Napoleon auI Dr.
bride 10 the church of NuiIr Dame. nI
one Of your letters speaks Of yuUr hHNu.
been presented IL thc empress. I.u.
Napoleon and Eugene MuuIu, emperor
aud empires of Franco one of whom
have had guest $40 mN cottage u tH.
Hudson, and thr other whom when
child, / have had on my kugo Bt GreuH.
ia. lt seems to cap tho cImaN ul tHr
strange dramas of thine. Tho IHsi Z .IW
of Eugene Montilu -hr vas uus uf tHr
reigning bellies ot Madrid. amid ahu auI
her giddy circle has swept my charming
young friend, the beautiful, accomplished
Sign0rita . into their career of dH.I.
patton. Now Eugene is ou tho throne.
while Is a voluntary rreluen iu euu.
vent of the most rigid order Poor
Perhaps, however. her fate muy ultimate.
" be the happier of thc two. With Door
the storm is over and shc b. at ra.I bUL
the other Il launched upon dangerous
sea, infamous for b. tremendous ship
wrecks Am ! to live tO SEQ tho Dlua
trophe of her career or the end Uf tH.H
suddenly coniured up empire. which
seems to be Of such stuff a dream arc
made Of
"My personal acquaintance RIth iHn
who figure BOP This historical
romance gives me uncommon interest Boo
H. but ] consider 10 stamped with danger
and instability, and os lIubIc t1 cNImfH
CANT vicissitudos ns one or Dumas move
els. You do well Co witness the grand
features Of this passing pageant you
are probably reading one Of our most
peculiar and cyonuul page. Ui h
tory, and may like 90 look back upon Do
~ a romantic tale.
Irving word. now sound prophetic.
and 10 add 10 their force it may bo added.
that. although he e. dead. tho lady D
whom they were addressed hu lived lU
witness the catastrophe of which hr puEe.
Eugicnes grandfather Mr. kIrkpaueh.
American consul nt MalHw.WH.
d Scotchman by birth, and vaa oi p.0h.-
ma extraction A schoolma-tDr of tha
same name living in Glasgow Wa. conn.
monty called the "cousiu Of tho empire
The wheel OF fortune by Dr. tmu only
brings Eugene back to thc level of Dor
ancestors.