, 1870-12-04
.FpRHIGN GOSSIP.

"A baker OF the name Of Esscx, In {3ild,
h4ct, pruseia, learned that his e1deet 500 h1o
died, In hospital. OF t5phus fover, and 1oaI-
EsEea hat :. 70 fnd 70 as
letter from his second and lust son. ia which
ho vas told that tho second san hxd hard OF
the death Of hia brother. that be wss eui1er-
irg of tbs same eiseato, aud that there Tas i 90
COMMUNICATED tits Iotttr to his wife, whep tho
latter fell down dead, killed BY the shock
"A rogue lately Gave waiter At Moll- |
known cafe In D1nfsola ton FRANC piece.
The waiter very corrrcsiE pronounced iEhat.
examining it carefully. he e1el.ined in =
icud voice, a. he put II hack in the waisers
hand. s.Obeelye the date, 1873; do you rcalJ
suppose that il It EAa bad they wouldn't
have found 1t out BY THIS tius?" and pnotnpt-
ly dtp.1ted, leaving the astouished garcon
"A p,rtS Of bunters in Sty1ia, Austria,
found . whole family Of wild pecpls conceslcd
in mountain c.ye. Il consisted Of q map,
4 wonal and tlree children, who we1e utterly
naked. tul covered with denee hair- They
e. nd hot speak, but only uttered uuintelti- |
eiLlc toppds. The csre they inh.bised: was
n IN .lucst inaccessible part Of tho m3un-
tain, ard they must have lived there many |
yea,s, They were taken TO = netshboflrE |
tovn, aEe efferts arc being nAda TO improve
THE Paris Eapper describes tue roo:n, Of
t,,e Emmets Euscnie, il the Tui!srics: 2" Tue |
x.rd:obe, Il says" is guile an institution. |
1t flls quite lumber Of 1oona IN the upper
story, Al around them a5e TIE rooms 3s or the
mcehanism ha. been fixed hare TO transport
the dresses down staira. A little r:ilwar runs
straight into tho rocus OF the Empress.
Aias!" aeds the Rarpct, would that cur
army had tee4 a. we'll organized a. ths toilet
two large Photographic slbuma we're fouId,
tt1at. az it we're, comprise the whole imperial
re9ifnc One Of them contained the photo
cr4pl.4 of the whole corps IL bal!el, ths other
shosc OF tho msto1ity Of the Corps Lesisla-
tf."
Tho Mayer OF southampton lately gave
fancy dress b,1l, which was attended by reveu
hundred and eighty ladies' and gentlemen. III
tlcncr OF tic engagement Of the ft1neeas
Louse sth see Marquis 81 LoTne n TIA s,o,.
4r-eiGcr, describes Jste ehdmpefTe recently
got up by tha officers stationed. at Arnouriile,
| in Count Choiecn1s Picturesque p.rk- 4
| thcatrc was erected in the open air. and
pss1ioti: E1a5s wore performed. sriced With
| Foleon wss introduced As paj1ng his addresses
I to tho Virgin Ge1mania, q dausol s11 feet
high. Before she could reply to his orar two
| erenadts were launched from St. Deui3 and
accustomed to such Interruptions the piece
! proceeded, and the officers and psiya.es en-
1oyed an Agreeable after1oon-
Some 1serlin ladies, WHO formed Il society
for Il nsling Of lit. instituted custom OF
1nlpg every member who used French phrases
At the rate Ct three certs word, the amount
collected beicE turned ever for the benefit of
tho worndtd: At the very frst meeting, three
tt1aiers in fines wtto c14ctej, principally
because many Of tha 1sdies could not semeu-
bsr, in addressing each other, to use the plain
and torest German "Frau" instead OF the
French "1Iadame."
Here is Queen Ie.be1,. out shopping, al
described BY Geneva correspondent Of the
Boston AdreT'i*er: Tho e1-Qaeen Of
Spain hts ju:t t.isn possession Of tho larger
part OF the Hotel de- i Talk, according to tho
arrar cement that lsTe before mentioned.
The Queen. in taking her drives abroad, is
often, vhila her carriage wits, invited to Il
| motley group OF faces THU more than once
bte reminded ne Of the sketches that George
CFuilshsnk hiss made Of similar groups. de-
ncns'ratirg bow truthful was that clever
caricaturlst 10 scenes Of every DAY life. Il
il gaping crowd. curious to see m ex-
Quren who has made 'tnsce customs courtesy
TO her," Through the instincts OF courtesy,
Ard 1obahr from the remains Of old habit,
-fo Is often disposed to bow, and she in
stantly returna the Ealutattou OF Aoy we'll
bred or Gooa-aatured groups, but makes q
half-undecided bow to tha: mass OF faces
! bread jest is paesed around quietly on fsleu
dynasties and independent soci.i relations
bu, tie e1.Queen Issbe1a has her children
quietly put In. and struggling with ler weight
On the carriage steps.. finally gets hoz soa:
: | with the meet undisturbed pl.cidity."
-Bazaine is rot popular among The Frouch
| OF Metz. correspondent reports this senti-
, | ment: III ho h.a betrayed Us, p1r=ued the
,. Gritly Argl;Vne, looking wicked. '.al., ma
LcriHe AeTe FfTTe. you should have seen the
, | tieht when that miscteant traitor drove
through the villsge. We we're waiting for the
.. m.n, come Of my nclghbors and I. and 80 gave
!; him = warm reception. Look heFc, hoE my
hand is cut. Thst wns against tho Msrsha!'f
carriage window. All, il It had not bsen fol
&C.: a Nss,isnrs; s hond the nssian' wo would have
a deputatiou Of Paris tlsh-wiyes reeentl,
waited on II. nochcfort. TheJ did not, how.
| ever, RI Is their cnstom, ask to kiss him. II
, | 1sis: when the danes de Ia Halle desired te
| saIute Lan1rtine, '1fes Gnsies," said tho poo.
poet, ait is women only who kiss, but you are
men By .ouz patriotisn-like mca s'la1 treat
.. You've ehali shake hands,"
Tho first French tiag captured by tho Ger
nans Va. taken ~ Jew from neziin. 4
/ 1,G00 1ou.sdor for this achievement, ard 90
, | our Jew FASTENED to that town AMI got hi
s mcpey. The 1eraelitea Of Berlin felt consid'
er*blg elated over this exploit Of one Of theil
5 own number, ard so they gsye him ban
. u,Auner in which the aag had been taknn
f3nt their enthusiasm WAS considerably abatct
+ when he informed them that !, bad not bees
: 50 dangerous thing, for be bad gonc snooks
4 his acquaintance, who had delivered him the
!, Gsg for an even share OF the proase.
Tho other day ltdy Of the FAubourf
q | Saint-Gcrmain heard OF the desth Of her son
I simple Mobile; she sank aH il dead into
+ chair: IN old EerSant lost hls head entirely
: brave yourg man. Monsieur had been 1ache
! we might ati!l embrace Aim!" Thia spcecl
: | rcused tie poor mother, who stood up, forcet
O back her teAre: and smiling proudly, noEe'
It toward The saliea-mcn5rr: saving, :. Joseph
. jete day.
i Of the kiuE Of italy have been held in ireland
o That in Wexford Fac convened By tho Earl o
I. Grsna=d, Il. p, Lord Lieutenant Of Leitrtu,
u It will be remembered that Lord and Lad
y GKanard were not long eiEca parties to = sui
J. involving tho disposition of the pessons
II property Of the latter's mother, Lady Es
IL monde, which excited extraordinary interaf
IS Ter OF Catholic and Protestant contest, Lad
ls Etnonde having ]isinherited, 80 far 8s was /
): \ her power, Lady Gtanald, in consequence
co her having becoms Roman Catholic. Lad
h | Gr1uard, however, succeeded to epleodi
r. property under !be Eill o. her father, and on
.u lost the personality by Ler change of faiil
4 Her Luxbard also joined tho communion {
eu Rome some yeara ago. and is the most iupo
n TINT accession it, Esnka IN Iselaod have T
es ceivtd Fl many years.
a. The following matrimonial advertisar1c'
at ! ar2eaza in journal Of Ehcni,h Prusst'
ar. who, from family circumstances, hns re1naint
ow NJ married up to her Seth year, calls atomic
L. to the ludy in question. She comsizes With
ne handsome and youthful personal appearau
stIorg ard blooming heslth, and an admirao
~ cultivated miEd and heart. She belongs to
| reFv fvn1A tMYrf1r and f1heaeEEA4 heGIdAa
III ii capital of 15.0oo shalers. Foz ,be moment s
sslf = suitable acquaintance. Gentlemen
araverAble aga and character, POSSESSED
secured means Of existence. great soidity, q
high consideration, are therefore invited
hsppy union. Belonging to the cssho
confession Ia much wished for. but l. not n.
condition. Photograph Indispensable
The " Beeieged Resident, Eho sends le
sers from Paris to the London Daily Ne.
habitua11y at y boui1ion there hozse-fash
eaten in the place Of beef, and cat is eall
tier rabbit. Both, howevc1, are excellent, =
the former is a l,tla swee:es thau bsef, b
in other respects much lika II; the 'Iali
tlavor of Al, its ovn. It ia delicious.
recommend these Who have cats with phi
progenisivn procliviues, instead Of droxni
The kttene, to eat them. Ethe< smother
in onions OF in ragont, they arc capital g
ing. WbAn return to London, shau +
. animale, and ever feel grateful to Bssmark
= having taught no that cat ae1red served
for di1nerl the riGh: nnisnA in the ie
plaeo." -.
-Ihoush the Parisians arc obliged to 81
up tie opera. theatre, aad the Na5Aie dari
the eiege Of their city, Eet il n must 20: be Sc
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