Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
The Adventures OF an Italian COuAtsss and q
IOuHg American.

The Adventures OF an Italian COuRtsss and .
Ioung American.
Mr.. Conway writes TO the Cincinnati CORRsT.
cidl from the French seaside resort Of TrOuvIlle:
That brilliant italian Countess, whom have
already mentioned as being at TrOuVllle, but
whom will nov call Madame H., inherits ono
Of the most distinguished names that the world
has ever hnoWn-buta name which covers as
little moral principle as any In recent history,
She has for years glittorud 10 every Court "
Europe a. last she gained such 81 So aO'o.iSy
against her. Il was rather curious that one Of
the nrst 70 exclude Madame u. (then Madame
b. from It's receptions should be that whose
moral OdOr ls the very worst 10 Europe-thAt Of
Italy. But so II was that some years ago, whom
q grand ball was t0bo given At the palace In
Turin, the beauty sat In her villa expecting the
Invitation which did not arrive. Her most init.
mate friend there, according to Italian gossip,
was
AToUNa AMERICAS,
who, after having achieved the reputation Of an
intellectual phenomenon, streaming through the
SOuthern.sklos with q brilliantly edited news
paper Tor his cOmSt tall had been made charge
l'ataifgs at Turin. This young Minister was
man OF genius, aud scholar, but he was very
erratic. lie hal fought d0Eon duets In hIs
native Virginia, and politically he was IRE
eater. Yet l. VINO knew Nun wei thr0asa many
deep beneath the proud aud formidable exterior
ne chose 70 put Iofwariln the eyes Of the world.
She who has since beooms a. dtpp Z. found out
wy ,., y stIn ~ y, ~ sysr L,it ~ SIS,n.n
Despite the severe exclusion OF tho Italian
court all the more because Of II, tho intrlKante
70 THAT BALL sHE WOULD 90,
Bud she invoked the aid Of her lover, tho Amerl-
H. SsLsH3 a. JrxitS,ion IN ber m a. rsIussJ
NsysTtbelsss' vhsn ihe baIi wns AZ M hsISbi'
~ waiSsa ia AmesicSn witb ina ostrsassal
beauty leaning on his arm, and dressed In . way
IN -, a.. ~ s,Si.ai ~ nnSin Nv,
srsat Az ,Shsn he go ,SIvss M NJ Fdaa5 thS
Neutrality-suspicious. WHEN az event oosSs,oned be.
,SHasn az %tr,,,ans .tahn "a flaw and IN
hss'.. =, r,,.in 49, Ssts.an ~. T'srInass al
Wss6jnS,on uave+nmSnt"' NAV ~ M nm
ne I'M ~ ,rsr,sndn1a nons! NJ - ,atsiai
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ID N ~ th't S,,,st,a J.'israJ 10 ~. H., a. y
h-S on t nat, OScs ,a5 feSieu 70 me t tih
va ALA NJ MAJ ~ q Ha,n. ~ ~ eidsss -
mSmbeSSd tbe IemaTk when i NV her At t6e
last carnival 10 Rome daahlng along The Oorso
haoSani ~ ap,,,, 81 * nS, ".ss
'O"OO"' nil MIN HoSAaS TO saI MN REAIjTT.
Her hus6And-one q the most smineht Of ltal.
~ s ny ~ win
,S ny ~ 80,
w ssHstiHn ia hriiit1t its w ,nsip',
in, whsn mai hc, ire othsS svanIn,, ~ q
DuS wy" ,s Vs Az, ny, sn9 onSs et0ainh, ~
nSen,S III ~. NY AZ uiN uS aaD vi Ddse1
wiISogt sans Siiractions hui wiSL n Srsai JSs
~ holtnsSs 'n nniinaii n. ~
coraS,I anu sinn ~. ant ~. ~ ,hIi
~ ~, wv. - 49, gissss'i Ea ss -
az her TaPisbsS iogtS. VI "0niAn 0'u0NS
Madame So H. seems e. b. here a. LISu snISL
~ ~ MN = ~ u ny 80 ~ ~ ~
raat bliI bn oI1DJsS PSs odaS, mi ofsSSnS
6is own GoyerSmont bS n. he escaped recall
sy the SKIN o. his teeth, AL fST heTGa3d she
asst c.Ii M .oSng M la a1d rSlJ
Hlther, thitheF, from hover 70 flower, she passes,