, 1870-06-19
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

lie, II God aud bis physicians allow him to get | {
veil once more.
-Theophilc GautIer says Of aIllo Nilsson in
7dnllet- '4She Is iniunitahto; she is Ophcli.
Ic1seH-the very vision Of tho poet! Upon |
.er pale brow Shakespeare has pressed kiss"
! fhich il yery pretty. but rather shivery
hing for II. GautieF TO say
Charles Blanc has Just published an inter-
sting volume On the life and works OF the
,sirter 1ngres. Among other anecdotes hs
ells that OF the cholera time in Rome, when
[nGcs assembled his pupils Of L'Eeole Fr1n-
'ais, and, declaring that the greatest prcserv--
Ptu,areh together!
The Madrid people arc innocent. An ell
derly gentleman last week had his eyes sud-
denly covered In the streets By come ono be-
hind who playtully said. "Who is it, H.
went on guessing through ths round q his
friends, when the playful being behind darted
Of, and left the old gentleman Of Spain still
bewildered and thinking who il could be. He
found ont when he got home and missed
pocke,book which lad 1,500 francs in it, also
gold repeater and handsome chain and seals.
Spanish gentlemen speak with great en-
thusi7ssn OF tho handsome behavior, in 4 recent
duel, Of two naval oficers Of high rank, init
n1ato friends, who had lua1ulled ovcr their
cups- They fohEht twenty PAGES apart, to I'd
yauce to central line Aud Rre 1t will Ona
walked forward, aud when near tho line tho
other fred and hit him. The wounded man
staggered to the line and said, Il AM dead.
Come tlou and be killed." Tho other can,o up
until be touched thu rnuzzlc Of his advcrEary's
pistol, and in moment both woro dcad-fko
gentlemen.
The little whits satin shoe worn by tho
Duchess Of Berry On tho night hnr husband
was asaassinatcd, and stained with his blood,
IL preserved - a sacred relic in ; salon Of the
Eauboutg ST. German, wherc, On reception
davs, it receives tho homage OF legti1nist yis-
itors-
"A Paria banker devised Whist ho considered
All Ingenious measure to pzoyont \ defAlcAtion
BY hia casMes- Ho p1aeea an iron cage in
front OF lis safe, and insists that tho cashier
slal be locked in it until his cash account is
verified 1t the closo OF tho day. He has IS
yet found only ono mau willing TO accept this
condition. ~ You must enter the cage At 9 a.
N, and you will be liberated At P. m., stter
IsaEe. ens 10 aa snpsa ms ess s'a 6s
! must not leave it daring the day. under any
prc.ence- keep tho key in my pocket" "All
| right; I An used to confinement" 'tWhere
have you been7" In the penitoutiAry duz-
| ing these last fifteen ycara: Position still
| open.
tered in the case OF workman Chu]tz Va. the
| Princess de IA MoskoWa, tie Gallo courts merit
| the came high reputation M those OF England.
Chnltz. it appears, in pulling down the Hotol
Lattse, the property Of tie Princess do Is
Moskoua, found marble statre plastered up
/
| sure trove, claimed half tho value OF the
lind" To this the Princess denlurred. in
slsting TINT the statue had, prior to 1914 FORM
ed part Of the decoration OF the palace, but
was then plAstered up to keep it from falling
into the hands Of tile allies at that time about
to enter Paris. The Court decided in favor OF
the workman, ordered the statue to bo sold,
and the proceeds to ha equally divided between
the parties itigant, the Princess TO pay ths
coels.
They have II very Simple way Of issuing
readmission tickets to plsces Of amusement in
\ tue PHILIPPINE Islands. When = native wishes
to leave the apartment with the intention Of
returning, be has his naked forearm, near the
wrist, stamped IS he Goea ont with black die,
which secures his readmisFion, and. at the
same time, obylates all an1iity As to his losing
his ticket. On his return, this mark Is EASILY
wiped out.
The King OF Saxouy. in his eeventieth year,
has began to et1dy the Russian and Polish Ian,
guagcs with tho purpose OF tr1nslating aome
VI the best poetry Of those tongues into Ger.
mau. King John is the author Of the besi
translation OF Dante ever made into any Ian
guage, with tho possible exception Of Long
fellows. 1t is especially valuable for it.
learned and exhaustive notes-in German, o
course, His Majesty uaea the nom de plum
, OF Philalethcs.
"A very generous act il told Of II. Ger
nusci. the Italian banker lately expelled froa
| France. After the taking of Rome and his i'm
prisonsnent in Fort St. Angelo, he WAS com
/ pclled to lesve Italy. He WAS without funds
| hut one Of his couratriota said ''11ere are 80
! | francs for which have no pressing use. The
may assist you in your exile" Twelve or iii
teen years later Cernnschi, who hal becom
wealthy, learned that his benefactor's laughte
, wns about to be mazried. He wrote asking he
! to accept the 500 francs which her father ha
always refused to receive. II have" sail he
'inyested this small eum in different enter
| prises, which hare succeeded, and l send il t
l you with tho return it has produced You
husband, hopc. will not object 10 this add
tim to yonr fortune. which legihmately b
longs to you" The 500 franc note iuclosed
I | SUM of 100, 600 francs.
: Mile: Janauschek was lately inserviewe
) 1t the Tuileries by the Emperor and Empires
of the French After hearing her sing, tou
Saroieop asked young lady who accompanie
i, replied, "No, her only distinction consiste
0 in being member Of sorosis." "Sososis.
= queried the Emperor, s'Ehat ia that 2" oh!
! answered tho Empress promptly, "that
I something they hare in America It Is won
atroIias bis noastseSe, we have sat nothing oeu
+ that sort hc1n:" No" sid the Empires
but We are going to-"
y | Il singular story comes from Shafiel,
y Briefly fketched it amounts to th,s: A farml
!, vas sitting in pable-house,. when entered
l, woman with hne baby in her arms. Jol
farmer Admired the baby and wished it wei
his, The mother said that for half soyereif
she would give him the child. Jolly farm
Laid down tho hslf sovereign and received Il
child. A cab was called, and the Jolly farm
n and his child started hornewanl Sequel
10 human mother repented, but she had omitte
@. to take jolly farmer's card Police summone
It No Child found at last a.lyices.
&c In tho cemetery at LeEy the foIlo~is
9, epitaph NAV be Eeen: ~ Here lies Jean Ba
ID tiste Fumiere.. formerly Municipal COUNSEL
le ot the commune: He was loved and respect
70 BY all who knew him. His inconselable wide
u in concert with her new husband) has erect
ID this monument to his memory.
d m. Roederer. the owner OF the vineyar
10 and cellars whence comes the Wail-knn,
N champagne Roederer, died on his estate Il
~ His life WAS uneyentful This is the OF
OF anecdote Of him We have seen: One day
=, received letter in these words Sir, ha
IL not cent and an very fond OF chAmpagz
= Ee 60 good as to send me baaket of 90
n bottled nectar. It will enab:e me to forget ,
its I poverty" By courte OF Foet NJ Roederer
ia turned this reply: Sir, your plan Of forg
be ting your poverty is too vretched for me
at take any Share in it's execution The inc
rs sAnt and pcEsevefing dunniug should 81
lc- ject you to until you had paid my bill VIC,
q. remind you every moment Of your life Of &c
Id Tho day after the death Of Prince Den
v don, his widow, tho Princess Mathilde, ask
that his nissrees. 3fdne DuverRer, the nctre
g- might be ordered to leave France. The E
OF pe1or refused.
a curious story is told by the 0a,s.ois
nd the disappearance from tho P1ris NorRue O
be body which had besn brought there. The
"a, lice having found man lying in1ensibie in
"a, streets called in tho xssissanre Of doct
es- who declared that the man was dead in con
Is, quence Of congestion Of tho brain. This be
cd WAS conveyed to the Au.gue, whs undresat
be md pl1ced upon one OF the slabs with |
OF clothing n suspended a6oss. .15 r the posk *
ed NTH tho addsess- The keeper Of !.
be ind tho body had disappeared, together n
IL the clothes He proceeded to the address up
O. the letter, and inquired for the persun m,
ed toned, and WIS ut once introduced to N
,is in whom he recognized his miaeing char1
P. This man, PRIMER employed At the office
Of the G0ulois, explained that he was subject
cataleptic attacks, which cLeometime.f fasted fr,
lit he had been taken with one Of those fits, a
NJ remained unconscious until early in the mo
rs ing, when, recovering, he found himself At I
Is ] MofEue, with lis clothes hanging ever hi
lc- He dressed him9elf, and, as the doora ".
e only la.ched, he took leave, intending to
Of turn Liter to reclaim his purse md to expL
'lx the causes Of his sudden disappearance IN
en- legal custody.
10 The ISe:te Fyese Pres.e, Of v,enna, &,
he that there ia ; young man, IS years Of ..
nd living 1t the Post Horn Hotel. in the Tab
ns strasse Of that city, whose story is pecuiisl
be strange and sad one When be WAS re,
an old he WA fue, spnsht1y boz, IN full poss
Il, sion Of Ill his senses One d3v soma lit
he bcgga1s Of about his own ago csme into
ng yard of his home, and be ran to his father
T. aak him for few coppe1s to give them 7
1 fNfh Uta In tr1A tha s1,t na&