, 1870-03-30

wtlch he s.id was the penalty royal families
ordinary conditions Of humanity. When h9
nat1. he hsrdly opened his fips 10 speak. Last
sumner remember meeting him 1t j9yons
diner, Al which weso General KlApka, James
Fnzy, renowned dramatic author, French
Wit ind some celebrated socialists. Everyone
Henry, Somebody asked him why he did not
Ill 0 throw his itiea into tfn currcnt OF general
litc,,lation "Alae'' 1e raid. lit would be
IresumI ton for NE, born as was, to speak
tef,uc those whore ancestors Won for them
tbe carac;ty 10 tl.iuk Like men" In pursuance
Of LIS republican ideas he vss yers; lcsirous,
tIortJv before lie last left Paris, Of finding AL
Amcri.an wife. His friends werc negotiating
marriage between him and u great Westcrt,
l.eirtes when he WAS snddenly saH.d to Madrid
last summer. Before leaving Pans the PRICE
called upon boe.on t,n ~ lay msteD wnp nni nad
said, putting his finger on his forehead,
"Alien - must not refuse any other offer for
me, for lave ! prrsentiment that before very
long bullet viii cure the feve1a Of this poor
a1dtnt brain. an eo convinced tlat Floiens
deatl, etarcs me III tho face, AZ to beE you will
transfer your friendship 70 my poor Little Glrl,
1hcm have been obliged to leave in = convent
IN the FAubou1g st. Germain." Prince Henry
of Bourbon was in his forty-fonttn year He
sldest son is lieutenant in the Spanish army
and now with his regiment in tho fmhppIno
islands.
March 10. gires the following particulars re-
1atinr to the sojourn IN that capital OF the
Duke de Montpeusier, which, whatever excer-
ton may be taken to the spirit in which they
are written, cannot fal to be Interesting At the
present moment:
The Montpensier cause experiences alternate
ups and downs which arc wotked l'y. spscl,&
u-} !ar IL hy 41Ja Ia
/ rose to q. 50, upon tho strength OF news
| able to his candidatufe- Yesterday thoy doeed
| heavy at $3.50, owing to reports Of obstacles
| in high places. But the Duke dc Montpensier
ties. He considers himself As the Necessary,
the providenti1 man, and as tho King desig-
| patcd By tho revolution. His friends 10 about
| repeating thst sooner or later, by tho logic OF
events, the leaders Of the revolution will have
10 other reeour1e hgt to come to him:
| prompt solution, because, no says.
and oven ine1tricable. Meanwhile he affecta
great simplicity in his life at Madrid. lie goes
friend. met him the other day going up liz
pairs Of s.aiEa to photographer to have Lis
portrait taken. In the studio he noticed two
portraits by young French artist. II. Rouge
Ton, painted for the next Paris exhibition, and
some remarks upon them. ,;s shosing that be is
I
less calculated, ia very extensive. and takes
many forms. Every operative out Of work
who calls ut his house gets two little coins. lie
makes large distributions Of food and money
to neeessitous families, A striking
proof that his residence at Madrid
must be very expensive is tllat he has
! Just negotiated at the Bourse drafts on Lonlo,
fo7 Els, 600 sterling. He Is, moreover, CO.
operating with u. Santa Anna, the ptop1ieto,
Of the Correspondence. With view to bnilt
an entire fauhourg Of Madrid for the exclusive
Dukes house is besieGed ercry day by crowd:
of deputies, journalists, placc-hunters. &c. II
yignaia, the son-in-law OF General ODounell
has made the Duke a present Of the Msrshal'e
baton, which was given him by subscription
after the var in Africa. You must not how
ever suppose that the testimonies of sympathy
for tic Duke dc aIontpensier are unanimous.
Tue moderate press, whether CaElist or Repub-
Icau, has }atterly assumcd an atti.
with renewed ardor. The Ih11a, the
pecialls of General prim, after long period
Of rescrre has returned to its old vaya. In
fact, if we except the Madrid tradesmen, who
| want settlement Of eomn And. aud would
like to make King Of the Duke de lfontren-
sier becaufe lie IL ready to hand. and = few
comuandants of the national militia who have
been recruited by the Princes friends. tho pop
uiation Of the capital il mol. only indifferent,
! hut hostile. II il announced that the Duke
/ he means to publish " true history Of the
revolution OF September, with extensive echcd-
| u!es.
You vii, MT have failed to remark from the
kilograms that Don Henly's two eecouls were
Republicans.