, 1870-11-14

r.,.u .,,n,. To IN -sorts Of PLACES and hor
5snrhtar. Msdcls1ne, foNer-seaff TO fne
Queen, Wild. enthu .lastto, Etddy .hesaed gins
no9 naa III ner chsstiJ, for gold. d.bdelle does
not NJ i renaain long in the family before Al Il.
Tsebment springs up between tho at.uuch,
stesdfast Nicbolas md hersef. and both be
and 4.ael.ins Il dns agree .,, to ,,1.s 1hs,p
nsr,bier nsr ie " from tho B.sttle. Throngh
tic interceaaion OF Madelasne sho has an inter
view with Tho Queen, but RleadH het cause in
vain. uut the opportunity couen sooner than
che has anticipated. Tho Count Ia at foe-
sa!lse. but The people have risen and ths
the raging multitude, heAded by Maao!sine, as
4 ripande1e, and At her side Nicholas and
Gabrielle, enter 1t kad commence releasing
the prisoners. Gab,ie,le makes her way 10 t6o
cell where Madame Etrthier ia inesTce!Aieo,
md gives hcr freedom .,d nov r. W. ,.saGn o.
aud Foulon Hce from Paris. Berthier a..
ttupis to reaeh Belgium On fort, but
the the lesden woman WIN ~ nis
and he il captured and brought back to PARA.
aud Madam Plomb rides upon the carriage In
wbiej. ho is confined, waving long yellow
etreamcf in triumph. Foulou hAs bean a!augh-
tettl. and l,s head is carried upon pike,
! with The mouth Tiled with hAJ, in revenge for
| l,is taupt, that il he could. be would make
Tie peopie eat hAy like ilin horses Defthier
il eocn dragged from Lis carriage and tram
bethicI, 1t last overcome bs ths e1cl,cmsne'
siuks eehseless among the crowd. and Is car.
ned 10 tho house Il the Corporal.
Deeds It violence rapidly succeed each
otter. Then ensues the famous historic
march Of tho maldeued, famisltiog women Of
arc followed hr tho mob-a1my under Lalay'
etie. Versailles is taken. Tine palace ia
invad. q ana sacked The body guard. OF the
Ring. Including Corporal Ds.clNanden. are
Killed, and Louis WI nEd Aas1e
Antelnetie are tahen 1,a to rA5,a ns,h IN u. =.
dis point, the i, historical narrative
ccases and the closing cllap.er rather
abrupt1y, although satisfactonlv to the
reader, reca Madame perthier, Sicholss and
lis little wife, Gabrielle, safely bestowed in
swiizerlan1, and happy with their cMld!en
Dcschwanden, snd her gag daughter Made
ltinn rem,in In Paris to enjoy their eau sucrt
and affairs du crar.
The movement OF The story Is abrupt a!
tines and the plot is not alxays ..austsines
very skilltul1y. NJ. Gould is evidently not i i
DESCRIPTION, in quick, nervous expression. AMI
IN sharpness and dissinctness OF porttAitute
he Ia always remarkable The contrasts il
sone OF his characters, for instance, xrt
superbly drawn. Gabrielle is = eimp1e, beau
tiful peasant girl OF perfect ionocenco Ant
| pnrisy, and hese is fadelaine, the Queen
ilower seller, in her own words:
"YtA. GOD gives Us cotncl5 eountensnces
e,aceiui limha, and ready Wit These are o.
wars set uu nj auction To the highest bidder. -
| frEn tne world. God did rot MAKE It 50; 1t Il "
a creation nf privilege. have tried millinery Not
tnat I'D not sui me. have tried Wood-carvin
: for cturclea-that did net pAy. ! have eouHh
:. aInslsslou 70 many aDothet tFacc-tt WAS not ope
I 10 women. s. nov my mother has sent nc t
vt1ta1les to tel nowets to the mobiles and Eentr
of :hc cnurt: 10 tt coaxcd, aud pctted. and nFte
. | wits; to Try to tewitch. ensoare, shscEle one {
/ them. by oil means, II possible, 70 entanXle SOU
= Hi, a,ittoc1at, glorious aim for woman. Hot
80 much, ruily lip. at SO much. dtnple8 ~ I
: much, laughing black eyes Ut SO much. W1t nj (
3 much, and virtue AT nothing
It Again, Madame Desclwandcn and her hu
s band are admirable studies in naticnAlit
: 1ndeei', nothing could be sharper THAN i
.r French woman and her STAN old solaie
s. husband. Indeed, the difference in charaet
Is and disposition between tho French AID &c
re mans has rarely been expressed moro vivid
Or .tan III tho words Of Madame Deechvand