, 1870-09-03

thcy might. Mrs Agnpn, by snme nesna,
Eofto New York. aud it ia to be presumed l
that she had beco1He tAofoughly disE1stea
with bet circus experiences, II she Was never
kLovn to appear In the capacity Of tiEhs-sopc
soon sf.er arriving in Sew Turk Miss
Agnes married y gentleman Of. good family,
WHO was dcrotedly attsched to her. 1Io wss
i fine, uoble-heartcd fellow, and for, > time,
70 far ~ ia known, she behaved hettelf With
propriety. but this could not last kong:
qules lite 81 respees3hiltv WAS not spitee to
unhappy, aud although her }issaband
did :as4ls thing in his power ID make
her home pleasaut for bar, ops dar,
without Nord uf explanation. without
shere lnsinE been tsas slightest quarrel OF
misunderstanding, che sudasnly disabpeared.
Tho next thai was known Of ller eho was lis-
ing IN the style in Havana, and shortly after
s!lo rrapl,e ard in this city. taking apartments
at fts,-claas hotsl, and evidently having ut
her command tho strings OF somebody's pla-
; t4o7c pursc. But, like tho celebrated Grand
Duchess. ehs loved %ae miiita1T.
'aoon sitter the bteakfng out OF tue rebellion
alis4 AEnrs figured consricuously at T'ashlng-
fop, aud will .be remembered by many NAo
NeIe co!,neoted with The ARMY at that time.
With good looks, an active intelligence, 3
frnnk, pleasing manner, and boundlesa AUDI
city, she ingratiatod nerself in high quarters,
H2I fC0A AAA E<vE1o4@
i,crfonsgea in her train Of ainircrr Tho
tascinat1ons Of BpanElce hAi beou ecipsed By
tic mure substantial sp1cn1o1s OF shoulder
iAp4 and erAulets, and MISS Agnes wss de.
trlmined that her Lama should be hencefortL
identified with battle-tields in.tesd OF itinerant
ii ows. She doub41era luuped TO seoit figure al
prulniu*ntly in official bulletins ID it had hero
ofcre APPEARED in circus {roSrAmmes
LII 1862 her numerous military admirers
Harc asSobished bE the extraordinary iutelli-
Ee~~e thAt the Prince Felix Salm-Salm, then
serving in The Union army, had eapoused this
1AEhing Advbnturees, AUD that the quonlzul
rope dancer. after Ill the strange vicisritudes
edged vito Of an undoubkei Prince, gallant
otnrer. and scion Of one Of the oldest princes
y families Of Europe. From. this epoch in
her life, the career Of the Princess Salu-Salm
las been written in history. After various
adveAtute8 aud relationships in the South,
sho accompanied the P1iuce to Mexico, and
there found ample seope for the display Of
hcr un1oubted courage, and Tor obtnliug
that notoEiety which ste so ardeutlJ coveted.
Her Efforts in behalf Of the unfortunate Max
iriiliau after Lis captivity, And the {oa1less-
ness and determination with which abe clung
to tho fortunes OF Prince Salm-SslA, until,
manly through her efforts, he was released
from the dungeons Of QueretSro, will b. fresh
'p the remembrsnce Of the 1esdinE puhiio
AAtN&SAQAk AAE HVllJs az vlc4uN LIE 9tuIS
OF her exploits in Mexico created strong
intere6t IN her faTor, and it was supposed
that on her Arrival thorn slla would be greet
cd with.An ovation. It is probable, however.
That Some damaging revelations in regard TO
heE antecedepts had preceded her, for she was
not received 1t court
Besides Prince Ba1n1-saln was In disgrace
with his noble relatives in consequence Of
various escApadcs anterior to his alll1dce with
thtswomAn.' He took service in the PrnssiAn
, army Aa Major OF the Fonssh Regiment Of
Grc1adiers Of the Pmsaian Royal Gaard, and
re Getle III ; h1ines =. tae intelligence: .es1 on
Gravelnuc.
The Princess, 1t tho last accounts, was re-
parted as distinguishing herseh in the ho4-
pital department Of the pEussiau amy. No
one who knows her hiatory can doubt fhat she
will use every e1ertio1 in her power to render
herself prominent personage in tho momen-
the Theatre nf war, and it will be = matter OF
some interest to watch. tue future Of this
beautiful, brare, g0od-nstnted, aud reckless
and uEpHnc.p1ci WpuiAu, wfoae life haa heen
grotesque bleuding OF farce, tragedy, and
romance. Ind whose ulhmAte fate no one.cAn
Frop. The ssu York Tsnes, sep,.1.
The death Of Prince Salua-salm in battle
has already bean announced. He was, 1t will
! be renetnbered, the ftendAnd Chief OF Statf
III Mexico Of the unfortunate Prince Maxsmil-
ism. Ono OF our correspondents gives NJ in
tercsting. though brief sketch Of tie Princess
Sa}m-Saln, non widow. He says: !: s. When
wsa bunilF occupied with other tlliuga,
l saw through tho window the arrival
Of number Of army surgeons and Knights
Of 1t. john. On a pony vas also the
rap leesu pess, Ass fsmSa e so bs5s aIsss;S IN
rcd cross on her arm. She accompanies
;ie celebrated DR.. Busch, OF Bonn. l went