, 1870-12-25
FORE1GN GOSSIP.


Louise: Lady Constance Seymour, daughter
OF the Marquis Of Hertford: Lady Elizabeth
Campbell. oAuehter Of tho Duke Of Argyll
Lady F!oreEce Lenuox. daughter Of the Duke
Of Klchmond; Lady Mary Butler. daughter Of
the Ma1chiune+s Of O5monde: Lady Alice
Fitzgerald, daughter Of the Marquis Of kil-
ca1e; Lady Gsace Gotdnn. daughter Of tho
Dowsger Marchioness OF Huntly Lady Flor
cree MontaEn. dauShter Of tho Ea-l at Saudi
Mich and Lads Agatha Russell. daughter Of
Ear! Russell.
Some twelve or fourteen yeara Aso, when
the mother!y Victoria wss casting abont for
suitable husbands for her Numerous d4n9h-
tere. this Prince of Oranse, heir apparent to
the throne of Holland, occurred TO be. al an
eligible htlpmcct for the Princess Royal So
nba Invited the young gentleman 10 present
hlu,self for Inspection At Buckingham Pal
ace. Nothing loth, the Prince started
@ 19s Ensiana, taking Paris on his waE.
1acsc3 him that he spent sevs1al weeks there,
much to the diecontent Of the Princess aud
her mother. The British Ambassador, Lord
coEley, WAS directed to keep - eye on the
ycupg man and when he finally left for Lou
don his Lordship made = fnl! report Of his do
ings to Her Majesty. On his arrival ho was
notified that he could not be received by the
Queen, AID Her Majesty was constrained to
lcok for another son-in-law.
What 4 history ia that Of Mac. Datucsi,
who recently died in t11ls. She w1s brought
there BY N Italian family, in which abe was
tinaey between her huaband aud the maid,
and excluded tho latter, who went to 1 chaap
lcGGluS-houaa, Where ehe lived wretchedly be-
tween sewing and vulgar 1mours. She n
tracted the attention OF wealthy Russian,
who brought her 1t ouce into fashion. Sbe
possessed great beauty, dark, iuatrous eses.
and thi1ty-tHo teeth cach one of theus
pearl. She so1n rolled in wealth. She hid
marsion OF sucA maRnidcence a. only
\ tenor singer or Pan. couttezxu can com
mand. Her jewels wero famous for number
and value; her incn alone vas worth 1 for
tune. Il vas at her house Dnke de- Gram
mont Caderonsse detected and exposed Gar
els (ihe Spani=h gambler whose nan1e for q
moment filled Ill Europe in consequence Of
his extraordinary run Of fortune at the Ger
msn bells, which ho frequently b;oke.) and
talzado. tho Cuban, then manager Of the
CaIzado vas sentenced to YEARS. imp.isoa-
meu+. THIS scandal made her all the more
notorious Her health had been declining for
months pact Shs Was followed to the gr4Ye
iy tvo women OF gsllartIy. her hu+baad, who
WAS her coachnan, and Psiuce de IIeuip, Her
known what caprice led her to coutrsct thus
marriage. He leart frum his bax into II, iu.
ccmo Of 5000 or S12, 100 year.
-Dut1nE the 1snt few weeks tina two tiucst
sstasen which have for 3 leugsh ~ time been
IN The LoElt'tE market have passed out OF the
hancs OF the ar1.tocEac3 into tslo=c oi Eucces.-
III! railEa: Contractors. Sauton Doauham,
III SolfolE, famous for ite splendid pa.ttjjco
snd pheasar. rE,5tipE, has been eoll by tsio
Dnchess Of Cievelsnd Tor @iO5. eco to y Mr.
Mackenzie. WHO already OWLS extensive prop-
crt!, ho1h IN England and Scotland; an.s nnx.
.hrop Park, in O1fo1d.hfre, from, de In, 81
Shrewsbury, premier Earl, which was lat o.
capicd by tho Duke OF Beaufort. Tits pso2ti-
ttors OF both these properties began li!o -
wcrkirgnen. Mr. Msckenz,e's brother was
tho tisst principal contractor for French rall-
"ays, and ~ this meAns accumulated the ia,-
1nerse wesssl, which ultimately dtvolve,l
wees the Cross Of tha Legion u
Hetor; but, before lis appointment tn
this Distinction was registered. no died, in the
Esin:e OF life. Not long $50 bis brother ar-
Piled 70 the Emperor to permit the appoint
nent to be registered Notwithstanding, in Or
dor ttas the star Of the order might nepaintcu
on htn brothers breast In the picture nuirh il
TO be handed aowu to commemorate tho
founder Of the family. and the Emperor gave
the ceslrcd permission. Alt. Mackenzie pur-
shtseed, ~ about twenty-five 5esrs ago, s?lcn-
did mansion on the banks OF tha Thames.
near Henley. At one of thu finest points Of ths
nvct, from the Freeman family, Who had been
teattd there toEe two Hundred Yetra, Mr..
t!6e mans eldest eon MAS latelS m ali ache 1t
washington. III. Brzsseys n3me Is familiar
az e7eF tho world, Tor has he not aided in
bringing man to mtn in nearly all parts there-
el, His wealth IL believed to amount ia so.1e
Sl1,loU, N0. He haa tKp sons in Tarliatnent
but neithcr be nor Mr. Mackenzie have thsm,
ael:ea cared to sit in the Houee Of Comuaonn.
-ibcse hsrs been several wonderful aud
England lately, seriously affecting, ~ thsy
EaFe cone hire, the te!egtaphic conmE.
uication. In Northumberland, tha aurora bt,-
fealis IL Known among the peIHAptrv by thc
Dame Of Lord DerEentwaterb Lights, 10 the
attempt to place the Stusrts on tho throne.
the Earl Ct Derwentw.ter, head Of the rroat
itoman Catholic north county family Of Rad
cliEe, took . conspi :Eous pazt, aud paiJ ti,s
penalty on tho scanold. On the night 81 Lis
ext cutlon there WAS brilliant tiixu1av nf
tie snfora borea1is, and the simple peasant
r.. ~ whom their lord. man of liich and
aat.se character, was greatly beloved. assc-
unfcrunatc Young .nob!eman. There ia also
legend which yet liugars amlds: the home
eteaca OF tho property which once wns f,is
that the water IN the moat Of Dilstone Castia
the family seat. turned blood red On thstaans
fatal eight. Ihia notion is likelJ to have
a1iscn FROM the reflection of the skv in the
water. The vast estates OF the RadcIifies wcre
counecated to the endowment Of Greenwich
Hospital, and are now worth shout ECO, 900
year. A maniac, calling herself conutesn ~
nervsntwateF. mas 1s'ely been claiming
a London correspondent OF the yaw York
Ert ming Post writes: ttAbout twenty va.rs
ego come OF the weaithieat nublemen to Err
land awoke TO the fact that their .housekeef-
ire Was IN frigh,fnlly blcated aud extra
vsgsnt cocdlt1on, and that tLei: houses
seemed TO be carried on matuly for the benefit
81 tie Upper tetvants. Ihers is story that
the late Lord Derby in the following manner:
Having invited friend to yis!t him at
hnowsley, the gentleman in question &C.
cepted tho ..,vit1ti0u, and told hi4 valet
TO {rerAra lot tho Journey. To his sr-p-.se
ard annoyance, the man, = va1nei servant,
long in h.s service. incontinsntty gave w.ra-
:nS. Whist in the world il the nesaine OF
this :: Inquired his naster. Are not you con-
Portable What do sou want:' Yes. be vas
Eery comfortable. waited nothing, but per-
tisled that he mutt le1yo. His MASTER re-
tlected that tbs mans determination to uuit
lis eeFvtcts vas almost contemporaneous with
the announcement OF the yisst to knoEeley,
AID questioned him more closely, and at lat
The valet frankly said: Well, sif, T coufess to
sou l leave rather than 70 to Lord Uafbvrs,
The truth il that they don't play whist in the
Focu,' G. e. The hou-ekeener:s room, the qrauI !
ing thirg below points, and can't stand it,
At last the man Vas coAxed into going, and
his master took very good cars to atsi.e
bis hc+t Of the proceeding. in his
eouseho;d. Soon AFTER Lord Derry
Fut The whole ordering and control
relative. naval officer Of rsnk. Who was not
tc be t1,f}ed with; coup dotaesti1ue followed.
Md houstsreperB and msjcT domps were sum.
uA1ifv packed uK. impotsntiv roxipe ven
e eance. and now no better managed house
hold exists. It is tAid- oue Of the worat was
.t.pn n1,61 -
plund5Eed to the extent Of some thousands
lunualy-a c11cumttance brought to light
Ehen bis butlers defa1c4tons we're msda
public By prosecution. He maintained
most p1eposteroue'y large establishment Of
.erva1tz to do co:hinE, aud the footmsa
:queries- 0uce at Cha.sWotth, gentleman
Fho knew the Duke very we'll, determined 10
& tmnustEatc on the subject Of the servants
.canda1ou= in1tteution the Duks listened to |
lie etorT, End then replied. "Just like EN-;
utt like EN-, which, Of course, WAS highly I
,ati+f1etc1y 10 the complainant. The 1ase
Lord LArsdowoe, wise Oldham, who 1e-
uFel Dukedom, and Ct whom Punch there
lnent wrote,
Lord snsaowue Won't be Duks Of Eeuy;
Lord LansdowEe e w1te man. very,
Punch drinks his health IN port and saerrv,' |
Iced to say that twenty-five thousand pounds |
year ~as enough TO satisfy the wants and |
riches Of any reasonable being. and. after
hat it was Eerely more foosmen and more
pes."
Before var had closed The gates and lie |
7as still gciug on in Paris, young and pretty 1
Eoman presented herrelf 1t the gallery Of !
celebrated Paris photographer, ADD expressed
wiah to have her picture taken. A. the
rist WIS adiutting the camera, the l.dy pro |
eeded to pose herself By drawing pistol
nd placing 1t to her temple. "What re Tou !
oing madam cried tie astonished photo !
fapher. II really cannot permit You to |
low your brains cut here: It would ruin nv |
usinees; beaides, il Is shame to epoii 20
rettT face. 1T d1n't intend to do anv- I