The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER A. 870TRIPTE SHEET

Frankfort. She spent good deal OF her time at the
palace, and was the Emperor's guest ut dinner on
ana upon er herr
The hospitality once shown to Prince Louis
Napoleon IN England seems likely tobe repeated
towards the dethroned Napoleon ILL.,, for the
Duchess had hardly departed when Lady Cowley
arrived II IL touching proof OF the fact that Inc
esteem which Lord Cowley enjoyed for many years
at the Tnileries as the Ambassador OF the Court or
st. James, and the close friendship which conse-
quently sprang up between his own ana the inper-
la family, have not vanished or been obliterated ny
the misfortune which has now belalen the Nap0.
leonic dynasty. In her emergency the Empress Eil-
genie appeals TO the friendship OF Lady COwley, and
the latter consents ut once TO be messenger be-
tween the wife and the husband, 80 distant from
graph the Countess came early in the morning, amt,
having allghted ut the hotel, she went at once on
her mission TO Napoleon. What . heart-stirI1ng
meeting t must have besnl After remaining at the
Palace Tor several hours, her Ladyship returned 70
the hotel and. having partakcn oil q hurried dinner,
returned on her noble crrand by the TRANSPORT rain
unmlndfnl OF the fatigues OF u wcar1some Journey.
have seen an account IN several papers relating
70 young man having been arrested by the police
on the 18th inst. at Wllhelmsh0he. whose object had
been the assassination OF Napoleon. Upon inquiries
! instituted can give you the following, on good
embezzed some money belonging to his master. had
been traced to Casscl and after some resistance ON
mas part he was taken into custody at Wlhelms-
OF the imperial prisoner. For some reason or other
nc had bought pocket pistol in Cassel. which was
found upon him when arrested and from this CIR
cumstunce pe0ple-n war time always too prone TO
exaggeratlon-inferr the crime imputed TO him.
AS to the present life of the Emperor IL IL marked
by the same uniformity have mentioned already In
my former letter. He is taking his regular walks IN
the close vicinity or the palace. Only once last
week he had a two hours drive by road leading
through the neiGhboring villages KtrcnditDod and
Harieshausen, returning by way OF the Rasen-
Ailee road formerly kept Tor the exclusive use OF
the Elect0r, and connecting Wlhcimshohe with the
hunting castle Wiihelmsthal, I'VE miles distant.
The party consisted Of nine, all OF them being
French, RaimDaud mounted ON horseback, riding
m 'front.' and COmte Davillier nc the side of the
rtage. The Emperor, with the rest, was seated on
chd,'-a-bdnc, drawn by four horses. 10 amend mis-
equIpage, few days ago royal carriage was sent
over nom Berlin, together with yeam Of Sax beau
tiful black horses.
Inside the palace there are many memorial signs
OF the past In the billiard room stands the ident
cal billiard table OF his royal uncle, also the
with the initials ~. NJ" engraved upon them. Leav
Ing the anteroom, where the rules OF the game
printed in French, are stu hanging, he may enter
the front yestbule and, looking down on the lovely
valley before HIM, his eyes may chance to rest upon
an inscription on the glass panel cut with dia-
mand ring by some attendant Of King Jerome
"Vtpe ie Ron ~ with the retort underneath, "Le Ro
est dtsporu, Ufue tEtectenri'