The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-11-08
THE DEPL0MaTIC SCANDAL.
Madame Cateeazy Presented Woman.
WELCOMED TO THE WHITE HOUSE, AND
THEN cert pEAD"-LoYE,
ROMANCE, FIDELITY.
rCorrespondence New York Commercial
49, Advertiser.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. !
October 10, 1871.
eropy or MADAME CATACAzY.

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TIE sIoNi ~ 49, 49,, - ,-nsI,;no
80 ihuc'' las ~, - .a;1~i, O.
tom anu 90 ~, NV. .t;a 17ish .ratacozv
49, ,7roro,,r Mrs. Fish Modume
Oh N'o.S w.. l,,n1a,o vii, be str,inLtened
e"s .rS. - : rroncr 1T this time to
""'' ~ o,s ,,,,;o tI,o inside facts of
e''os'" ~ - aaonaal
'N0 go ..o,-,,,,>r
~. a., Fl of opr wosbino-
!" = : l. ,,,yorr down fine Gauntlet
~" - Catacszv one wear ago in
-, ~ Atn,s time Nine. Cata
noa7,;val social stab which threw
w. pnss;o, Minister on the defensive,
an1 made too wide the breach in the
J;n1omotic corps to he ever closed, or
a, s,;enlir relations TO again return.
Tos+ November Mrs, Fish gave her
orond Diplomatic dinner. Every for
s;an Ambassador and Minister, with
treir ladies. were in7ited, for the din
VOC Given Ia the honor Of the Joint
nh Commission. Mrs. Catacazv alone
rpirvitad The omission fell like
hon,hshoII in the republican court at
Iv.,;nc+,,
uvh,. d;5n,t Won ask Madame Cato-
o,ur 81 overvonc asked Of Mrs Fish
n,Vbot is the matter qu
Nrs Fish looked ominous. the COS
cine were busy. the old secession fami-
ids IF the West End those parasital
,o,;cs of m ancient regular amy arts
.onroov were ready 10 burl their darts
If coInmny Mt Madame Catacazy; but
~ anoo5f,1 so.rot ,y,s liant closn shut
wv ~ tho hosoms If fow If tho din,o.
~ AVID o11 f.miIv ,r;stocr,cv
cnmo+;uo. some ooseininr woman
I'll rh;snor ohn,t pI,danshrrc an
- Cannt Inf tho f,r.;r, loco-
.:aaao,ono1r, n,;,t.;nod thoir I'D
W. ra,9tions Win tbn ,,oontifrl wifo of
~ p,,,;,n ,ri,is+or
can sropv
noaono ro+oc,v,;s, Fro,o, 1,dr
Low nor,o uos ncrw;o,, rirhtao,
yoors oro while she was scarcely in
5or teens she was tho most heontifn,
ob;,d-won,on in al France Uer fatle,
til, ,,.,,.,, .;+1,l ,,oor,,o o3 a. =,
porw;c,. 1,,ood 10 tLo hosf in F,rono
htn;a tandon oo .1,o ,ros t,,ro,.n ;,to
49, aou,, &c ,,,o Ito1;,n co,rt
cornt T. He wos handsome dash
ipr man Of fine world knew ell its
viIoc and srores ond could assume tbe
face and tome of an ANGEL
Connt r. won the love of This beau
tiful inuocent child Nfllle, Berwick.
married her, and took her to Rome to
live. They lived bappilv for a while
when he became dissipated, gamblcd,
and became a bad man generally, treat
ing his wife. first with Indifference
then neglect, then with positive cruel
ty. Coloni Baria. the Italian Charge
d'Affaires, a year or SO ago, knew the
character of this bad Italian, and fire.
auently said, Gle was a countrymar
of niue, but he was very bad man
and do not blame Madame Catacazy
when she did run away from him."
SHE MEETS MR.. cATAcAzY.
In Rome. eighteen wears ago, Mr.
Catacazv saw the abused whether
one of the most beautiful women Of tho
Italian capital. He felt q sympath,
for her Afterward tbev met in Paris
who, si,e tired and sick Of the bai
ronn+ bar husband had abandoned
hin, .nd sorobt shelter nndcr her fa
theirs roof.
Mr.. Catacazv WAS ounointed nv TIL,
Russian Governments rs Secretary q
location 10 WASHINGTON puder Minis
Tor poa;soo paf,,o no o,,a To th,
countrv y warm attachment snrar., n,
between him and tho unhanny Conn
tess. Their fundness rinened into low
warm. conGdine and pure. From
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