, 1870-04-11

anS, mo Cnevhler do Baint- Georgea vss par
forming on the Ice at nocturnal III. A. Fsr.
sallles. Marie Antoiuetto :spprosched. and to
HGn heF OF danger he executed that word on
ne iee u an instant, giving, nodoubs, glance
"o"r AtH ae@eo nor attention to hia feet
The actress most ldo.ed ut this moment in
London Is Ars, Rousby, Who pls7s Queen
Elizabeth in Tom Tayfor's s1TTi1f Asa snJ
CroHn. People r1Yo about her l,eant;ful hIue
eyes, hef ia1r hair, her fine features,= her en-
chanting smile md, ~ m envious critic san,
eSet eSt5TImnne ~ ne tnas u hefs, e1cepthet husbznd"
-. i. Earnum proposes to lecture In Cah-
7e!nas, and elsewhere for the beuofit Of the
that tho proceeds Of his lecture shau net tho
sum Of &, 600, on condition That the citizens
viii contribute throo times The amount, and
$4,000.
The Rev. y. L. F Ftothhsh.sn, OF Boston,
died at his reaideucn In thai citv on TuaedAy
Lust. He WIS born IN Boston il Iips. rrsdu-
Ated 1t HAvard College in 1911, WAS ordAipcd
pastor Of the FnHt Church In 1916, md r.
1isned ,s0 I bis sssaEEs ~ seeo1nt ot ahesl:h n
1nee Of poetry md prose. Be n1rriod =
daughter OF he late Peter G, Brooks and
among the children who survive him IN the
Rev: O. 3 Frothingham, Of New York.
The Queen Of Holland haring stx*sd to
MI. Motley that she should like to nneet those
qu.intanco nho was not likely 10 make IN court
And fashionable circles, the LITTER: gedtleman
hAstened to comply With her request bv IN
yihng them I'll to dine At his house With He.
Majesty. The Qneen is one Of The most learned
Tho crowd Il Tours followed With eager
cursosity the Princess Fiarre BonAparte from
the railway station to hex hotel, to Witch she
proceeded on foot, holding her children b. the
hand There was that in her appearance and
demc2nor which commanded respect II not
sympathy. The prineeas ia about IS gears Of
sSe, and is I'll. stout, and Of dark complexion.
She has magnificent eyes, md the most 1gTees-
ancy over the Prince, and, since The affair Of
the 10Th Of January, hAs employed il to rendar
him patient during the long days Of imPtison-
menk
1t il reportedtn In pa1is that The pri1ea 1mpe-
nal Of Franre, who h2a lately paesed tia four
teenth yeAr, IL soon TO b botrothsd to GeE-
man Princess OF high lineage" Neither the
family nor the name Of this Prineess Is man-
TONED. Tho Emperor Of AusttiA haa ono
daughter, The Archduchesa Gisele-Louise-
Marie, who IL now IN he1 fourteenth year. She
waa bonn On tho 12th OF July, 1856, while tho
Prince Imperial wzs bonn on the 16thof Aasch,
1856, 50 that tho Austrian Princess il just four
months younger than the French Prince,
- correspondent Of the PaA Hall Gdsede
writes from Rome: "Ihs Vatican nAkes no
coucealrueut Of its joy 1t tbs death OF Count
de Monta1embert Even the Pope, on heA1ing
Of tho event, suffered himself to exclaim
sOh. what good fortuns!' Yesterday the holy
Father made the death Of ths great champion
OF Cathohcity tbs theme OF his discourse
It great reception Of foreigners.
he concluded his censurea BY saying
Il know not what wero tha thoughts
OF his l1st moments, but I hope he
recanted his etrors-' The great enemy Of
this man, the Pops added, .was his pride,
which finally precipItAted him in III kb5aa.'
His Holiness then eevere1y condemned the
whole party Of Liberal Catholics. This speech
produced painful impression On his audience,
SONS Of whom, after leaving the Vatican, e1-
pressed their sor1ow that 30 good Catholic
Is NontaIembert Hhould be thus anatbama-
tixed,"