The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-10

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that town Accommodated him with bed for the
night, and was rewarded by being appointed
director Of the theatre alluded to. He brought
with him as memento, and kept it IN tine
ereen-room, the couch on which the Duke had
SLEPT, and it was on that that his Highness e1-
pired The late duchess was prematurely con-
fined Of O daughter, which did not survive,
in 1877, but seven months after her nus
bands death, she gave birth TO the Co9nl
de Chambord. The evening OIL tne Gay
legitimacy to balcony of the Tuileries, and
displayed the miracle to a sea Of upturned
faces, When Charles the Tenth was dethron-
ed she shared his fortunes and subsequently
went to Italy, and invaded France in La Ven
dee, in the interests OF her son, LOUIS Phlhppe.
She wandered through the country dressed as
peasant girl. Her feet became sore IRON 1dN tne
thick woo!Ien stockings and wooden shoes
She threw them away and marched barefooted
but the wt,.eCess Of her feet not being very
neasant,like. .he besmeared them with clay,
and arrived in Nantes, where she was betrayed
by her ssfaithful Jew" The latter received his
thirty pieces of silver from Thiers, but his CO.
religionists repudiated him, as they desired 70
have only one Iscariot to make them blush.
The Jew, by shent-per-shent investments died
rich-his only son declined to touch the wealth
and is now a priest The duchess was impris-
oneS, but surprised the world by being enceafs'e
She confessed her secret marriage WIN an
Italian nobleman. By this act, she forfeited
her right of regent, the thames fell from her,
an>, she retired to live forty years next to for.
gotten. Her son never forgaye the secret
marriage, and the natural tears he may shed
will not demand addresses of coincidence TO
dry them. The Legitimists shave taken to a
six weeks mourning: and the organs OF their
views display black borders.
are becoming an institution in France, and
the government intends to 60 into the whole
question of the relations Of capital with labor,
the moment the Legislature meets, after the
Plebiscite. To the golfers and foundrymen
must now be added the tailors, and the omni-
bus officials only wait the signal to shut up
shop.
is very simple A Lady was riding few morn
ings ago In the Bois, accompanied by her
father and husband. Her horse bolted and
ran against that OF gentleman taking his con-
stitutfonal, ,canter. The lady being thrown. he
dismounted, assisted her, and was thanked
warmly by her husband. But on going to his
own horse the animal was found dead. He
nOtlI6Q the l6QyS RubuduO Iudt uC cApcCIcu
him to cover the loss. An indignant refusal,
high words, and choice of arms followed.
NJ. DB LEsSEPs
having no more lsthmuses to conquer, has
taken to lecturing on his work and labor done.
It keeps up the interest In the speculation, and
will facilitate future 'scalls, y If necessary. The
celebrated percelT-as he Is now called
speaks very WELLS full OF Egyptian anec-
dotes. He tolc us that in the East the world
marches only upon one leg, which explains
the cause of its backwardness.
PRINCE PIERRE.
The Radical organs having emptied the
walls of their wrath on Prince Pierre Napoleon,
are inclined to give him lift as the constitu-
ton is being recast They back up his claims
for the reversionary interest in the Empire,
against Prince Napoleon, who Is down to In
herit 1t in case the Prince Imperial dies, &c.
They allege that Prince Pierre being the son
Of Lucien, Napoleon the Frst's eldest Brother,
1t is like fat burglary to pass over the hero OF
Auteuil The Prince has payed all charges
against him on account Of the Tours trial
taxed costs, &C., III, ,430 frs. He has given
few dinner parties to those friends who stood
by him in his adversely. he is at present Oc-
cupied selecting furniture for his country seat
forced into public life, he will stay there for
the future.
LA DIVA PATTI,
who is spoiled pet with the Parisians,
has taken her breakdown in the Huguenots
very much to heart. She was not Kissed, but
the public left the house. AS misfortunes come
in battallons, she was also failure IN tSgtad del
Rsgqimento- first time she has played 1t IN
Paris. Although she has beat the Ram plan
plan to perfection, the audience did not re-
spond with Viua la gloria. Some too zeal
Gus admirers desire to have her act In Nor
ma. It Is case to be saved from friends.
MINOR GOSSIP.
would remind the society for the protec-
ton of animals, as set-of for their failure to
suppress the rafting matches in the Champs
Elysees. that in the central market Of the city
there is band of women, whose employment
is to prepare fat and tender poultry for the
public, by gouging out the eyes Of some four
hundred cocks and hens daily, "sewing up the
Ids and placing the birds in the dark cellars
for fortnight, Just as the geese are treated
in and around strasbomg to force their alder
manic livers
The medical students have resolved to con-
tinue their tactics on the reopening Of the uni
versity of Medicine, by hootlng down Dr.
Sardieu, should he attempt to lecture. The
doctor has pamphletin the press, explaining
his evidence at Tours, and denying that he was
partial to Prince Pierre. Its effects remain to
be seen.
Large lithograph hkenesses OF Rochefort are
being sold. Some are so pale as to give his
raven locks the appearance OF white hair,
which the vendor accounts for by saying his
hair has turned 80 since his imprisonment.
Domitian convoked the Roman Senate to as
certain from it what was the fttest sauce Tor
turbot. Olivier has surpassed him-he has
conyoked the French Senate to deliberate
upon what sauce was fttest to have itself
eaten with, and received for reply-Parlia-
mentary sauce.
For the first time since eighteen years the
army and navy will be allowed to vote, on the
occasion of the Plebiscite.
Count d'Aquilla- Bourbon, who cut of his son
with an angry shilling because he married
very pretty American, was formally reconciled
with the young people yesterday. The death
of his sister, the Duchess de Berry, seems TO
have brought him to reason.
WdSHINGTON