, 1873-12-14

last hopo tint tho splonlil limo OF Conlf
would bo psrp9tuetea; tho oStle!l Prince beholt
illumined tho annals OF tho monarchy.
Tho day Of Bourbon retribution can,o, Napo.
loon, aconrgcd at Waterloo. disappeared from
tle whirlpool Of European politics; Lontaxv11I
fathers; and among hla 1rst aots WAS sim.
mons to tho faithful noblosse, so loug oxiles and
wanderers, to return to their oatatoB ind roalmc
thcir titles. Among thoso who availed tleul
Condo. Ho had 1oft Franco q atnlwnrt and torY
young man Of %; no returned griz2led,
bont, wrlnklod old nun Of co. nIs Paris
house, and bis chatsatlx aud domainB Of Saint
to those he rotirod, his spirits too broken. lis
mind too much cngrosHod by tho sorrows OF tho
pnst, to take part lii tho ceremonies Of tie court
or tho politics Of tho day.
In the lovely and secluded bourg OF chsntilly
wero nlsuat.il LIS anoontral castlos and park. No
domain in Franco Is more roplsto with ilustri-
| Gus and romantic memorioB, none la moro fit
to be tho homo Of princes; whilo, since tho do
| atructive days OF the first Revolution, tho sad
grandeur of an Imposing ruin has boen added to
stanhope describes Its boautios with m ontl,u-
siasn1 which every pilgrim to the home Of the
Great Oondo has himself folt, though perhaps not
ablo to gvoit oppression 80 graceful and ELOQUENT.
wild reccssos Of TINT unprunea forest, thoao 1u,-
p'd and gushing streams. those light-Greon Ar
bcle poplars, which have taken root among tho
fulnH Of the Grand Chateau, aud which now sur-
round round It with their quivs,rlng Shade those
| mosby paths ana thoso ha"thorn-bouGhs those
| gardens restored with care, mud wlcro tho most
beautiful orange.trees and the most brilliant
flowers are onco moro shedding their fragranco.''
Udansa!y uhasoau ana iorost, imposing and luz,
ILLS weary steps thithor, were but splendid r1,in
Of their former Btato. Tho statues aud fo,ln-
tails., tue terraocs, with thoir. .richly-carved
Sutnsa'7' tno stGa. @ sanai' 5Ho hoo!o olu tiand
vnascau, ~ .t wnoIe sho draha Monarane wandered
~ tno 8uest OF hls gfoato6t SUBJECT, lad dlHap-
|oare9 tno vast ssapIeb we're III complete though
luapoa'iR o. run 1no atately pastnIcs were over
groWn. tho noble forest m 81 Taa ohokod @ with brush;
sos aos tne n ona.oan @ o. ~. LOU a5 remained and
father father Of in?Enghien tho forest wns, Htill
unauliasseo ~ 1u:,n,ay anu lounge ana pr1neoly
con.ol. ni8n r. staal 10 en!oyoa IN Lho spacious
6aht 6Iiduns ~ na @ %!o senalaplo nans ING ou man
sn s 1.s Haa snaetnra OF .nas oaen tine
,of nna Wy aougns @ 'no luxurious ease and re-
I,yaied those of 'Sisailies and where tho dreat
uonde fetgnea u lug miust o. agenla1 end lavish
Jealous Of Condos good fortune in poBeosslng
aach rolrens' tnaE on one occahlon he throaten-
au 70 solzs Onanli'y ana appiopflato 1t to him
9ea'. w slebuo o, PROVISION IN tue Treaty Of tho
nyseioas' y Uenuo Gnu powed fo'etomially, and ro-
r L., ~'~'-F'AN4s
Dat pei: you 70 leaVe mo at Uhautllly III your
stS%ar1:. 9', A.. --.,
Inc A1ng saw tne old prlnce'e meaning, and
"Gn % Mnaens onougn TO toroeo llls demand.
Of Louis la, 10 Cnantly. one at leaas Of which, re-
iatou WIN ahhntto GRACE by Madame ,sevigno,
cannos : oe o1nlttoa; ~ "a 8tory-llka that
WINCH Famalns 10 10 told or tue last OF the
Condoa.of chagrin and dcath; though tho
Causes Of the ohngrin. mud Tho manner Of tho
av4sn @ "et9 IN sngnar contrast with thoEe which
rnt ah ono 60 Inc lil'isttlous lineage Of Louis dc
nonlnon. Inc loiiowlng Is q translation Of tho
uceun''s as. glxe1 w Maaamo 90 ooslgno, and tho
truth OF It III vonched for by moro than ono
contemporary authority.
"Tho III King (Lons Alv.) arrived ut Chantilly
on ih!ursaay evening; tho promenade md tile
oo.aton !;'; setsea III spots carpe1ed With jonquils
% tnara sa!a ra WELL , ~ c1Goentiy I,ioy aappcd;
were "autlhe, ~ consequences OF moro dinners
tne!ne required taah hau beon expected. This
nni. Tau eleas eneet upon Natol {Vatcl was the
otnaa a. t;s ehiei nfenen eoo5 He OK
ssd 80 1n =. enr1he n,,wia WHICH, cannot bear llo
soa sar t,.o,,,o 10 eouivte' ,iv11.' my head aWimsi
lol !.s a"e.so n'Pn1s i naVo not slept;
pin1S pii1y asss5 mG ~ g,vamg tho ordgrs uour.
who, nI haon % ,mt s we as he coau lho roast
Mnlon naa M neen waanst1ng not a. tue Kingb table,
,'ia Ct' ~ .n9 ."otl "as always recurring to
nis ns' tnonghte: uonrslllo informed Monsieur the
nr;lco i;.lc I'll u nls STATE o. Mha. Monsieur tho
.niI ~ h;,,, ~ N ." '"'o'e o"A ooAo1ool' ana
e'.u M.Vatni ~ nlA: -, 10 oo,,,, wall. nn,;.
t,,or Seo', te' h,l % y %gGMg woll nothing could DO
n'tst ~ sinna;ars,,nn snn,, snu mns snRp9r;
ov.rrnsora g 1epiGu w. hn, yoaI kndnesa
@ T. tv ~ III taho that 'ne foast was want
ing y ~ t"e 81 81, :ue ne Il tap!os s1'a nr,,
fectiv we1i Ii Ii a mn d;. III M y going per-
~ a,!,o nus o'11ress . youlae
o,o,; ;u1"o'sa' colieS' 1he nfe"orHa did not sue
'0saI ss.nbor ,ro oovox., H., o,.,a n.a
tam ih5onaon1 o franc. Wy 1oau 5ney COST sl1-
',,orr;. Watni raa taaeS. ~ O'CLOCK IN tle
nsar L. sa1oa as sos1 apons o'erSWaofe no hnas
nrHiy hv;;o1, o1,e useap he meets tte BOY who is
bhis4Ns bin,@ss '"o 4'ao' VI 6e"-hsn' ho inquiries Of
."sr, th,. .,,2,
usVas W snai ai. r. ra,,,,oa b., ,.,,
voto ia I n enne1 n " 'hS t osner not know1ng that
sn!el haa eeiie to a.! the seaport towns. Valel
coa muse sGno M onn luz o.her pnrToyoIs 90 not
ti'a. tio peeoaea "!ly e1clsoa he t4lnts
; slGao WI WI po ho laIthor supply; he hnda dour-
WIZ s;r anu says a;,a11 e naxnr ntm III.
.fnrv;Ilo iau"hs ~ i,;s LIB anFoat'
satei goes up 70 nls room, places his sword