New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26

n SS cIinSes ,In in point Of climate. Butt az tho
eastern exrcmity az 1nc g1lt-that OF i',S
she IL sheltered frOn cola winds Ia winter M III ~ W.
mer he Aluino br,cz,s temper an atmospheric whl'h
would G ~ be u0cudurahy sui ~, OWING 10 ine pr,
alcnce The rocco, hoo viIj which passes uitrCy
hither over M Mediterranean FROM the burning shores
OF Africa One can scarcely iudgne o more GLORIOUS
panorama than that Of this city nuG tts ehNrons - 50
from tho sea from nuighboring elevation - rs
suppose it 1ne mo!Hing Nto ~ sprins, Snu 1', %9
stand upon the deck Of yacnt ahout mic anu na
distant from Tue shore Nrr' we sec niorIy
aud rgse rock which r;rS Sn%s5 nndSt x h%nn
feet. aud is crested by the rnns OF the nheien'
tie, and covered with crrdced 6jsieis lo.ug
clOus promenade Groves OF cS Ut 's3cS AMI sYcuo'
hang the dceliutiea OF tubs rock whSd 10 WaTo 10
rOngn with cactuses an alOes ana WIN Tue ni r,r
whose bIlsut orange nOwels s w1 ."o OF color
grOup OF palm trees at me extremist o ~ n
standing out on DlSh cras au not i'te M III pne
turcsQue appearance OF tns SING iinr p'd mn. ~ H.
81 ie OF the rapid torrent Pall0D tLayer+Sn H
several handsome bridges, s'ue OF them adOhru VIII
Al. ues separates tue "Od" f.On the NEW" town.
On other Is the port aiied with steamers anu nau
mersbe fishing craft. Beyond The port stretches tue
Boulevard de fImperatrloe, inausnrAei dew y itS
since by the late Empress O Russia, Win us hIe WINS
notably tue spendiI venetian ri"oV; ~ a1 ynn're
duclion OF tho celebrated M0neenlso Paiaco " ,e0
nelunnUg TO Vlsc0uuG Vlgier, whose wile was QUE
popular idol Of tue slc,, world OF Paris ana Lpuuo
SOPHIE Cruvell-dnd the cNFdordlndry % 10 E,i;e
castle Of Mr. Smith, which rs wei calet ny re-
d'un Angidistae " craze or al EngllshDah' ino a.
ter STANDS On the end OF q lrOuon'oiH, ~ m.rIo'S
lofty towers ami dOmes closes IN the Ne" III y ptaps
a haven roe nd ats apartments literally ncwn out OF
the marble Of when IL j. composed On the top VI t"s
4 3
| a dome, bult OF rcd BRICK faced WIN WilIe mhtot'
Here is situated the chief entrance Ild oesc3nu NO..
the spacious hall long well staircase cut IN inc
rock aud hGhed rom aooHs' 1"'in you , no%Ei
a snpCrb Octagonal chamDer OF wh"e inaloiV
OrnaurnIed wirh statues aad Oriental dVans covered
win Persian silk TuIS Is the great Sao1n dnA italng
out OF IL other ino CHAMBERS, AL OF n III iAcd u
polished marble aud furnished with tS'eih lndEui-
cenCe Externally there is no trace ~ these chab rs
visible. They are have said OK yated, Ike EtID
tan lOmbs, IN tn near oi tile mountain rae prop'le,
tor an ecceutro English bachelor never iniaOIs this
fantastic mansion. out lives Ia T. st"Onura'e hotJ'
spending thousands annually IN adding e.noellsi.
To his astonishing castle, where, uOtWi,lstt 'lS ~
magnificent suites OF apartments 10 human Deihs has
! ever sept q might or eaten meal
The social is described in lively gosspiHs
sketch which may bear repeating, with ITS sprin-ng Of
| conspicuous American elemepts:
Nowhere. perhaps. excepting III Rotten Row or the
Bos a. BoulOgne, 30 many celebrated AMI neauul
women ana handsome or fdmodS men De seen p,taiE
MP AMI down Og5thcr as on tee Promenade des AnHH!s
OF a tiae afternoon IN tie sed6.u. Here gather. tAe
ere me de Ia erfne OF two woflis the OH aud iho N'w
ELrupe aui America Ia the Winter oil 1910 Tue Town
many noabIities assembled at Nice--1egcr thers
so much gossip. muca canc1n aud small talk IL was
amusing SIT in The SHADE Jl pain ire" o. INC U Jh-
| cnade ana review me De6U1 % tn's ' .ui "a,
| Frederick Charles or Prussia anu his princess IN u
! landau, with Two NuhiJnS OF the box; the crown
Princess Victoria OF + gland ana her sister OF IL see
DIrmstalt, on trio from Cannes. w4e'e they we're
OF the Figure. in an nva,d's chdif, the most ac'
| cOnplIsuod OF cqHSeHrS; Count M1htdil,et' the
| for a few DAYS at the fun OF the season,
little old gentleman with squedsy voice. NJ Ado2he
|
ters of the Hispano Mexican duchess De ForDaG Nan
all three looking exactly alike, tail aui DARK; all three Of
TyrOlc SO hats and cocks, feathers ali tar"e unmarried
all three marfiageablt, AM worth Cr1;uS ony Know:
MnlGl mue S'u Tsns ni les fr,is c"af ts7i1
0drles =" Then follow Lord RJkeOy, most ar U,o
| OF Iorushlps; Lord foltrlingtcn; Gen. SIR william
Williams OF Kars; Princess tntacuzeI' the last de
scenddut OF the imperial Byzantine house OF mat name;
tie ideally lovely MIss ANY shaw OF Boston ihe thrce
pretty Miss W4Treus OF New-HJrk; MdaahIr GtYnI de
I 4 q 'Ct,l uIl-iJrhh1
goriOusy aTrayed in SNOWY rOHes. whom na to sJcic-
~ adord aud the rest ou.,iiaIy hated, til, DLko de
Mouchv, wac married Anna Murat; IT, d ,ie de Peri
gOrd-Taiey rand who inarued AN AueriCHd lho OAK
d, Ia CoDqusts who d r,ves his title cOnquest
Peru; tue lovely Countess D., BorGO; dai the i4hoes
! Italian beauty, Madame ;lJ,u, a -tiAtbese ltoy'
whose maiden name was Nlscob'' OF that semiIo5H 81
house. Theresa Bellotus beauty - OF grand 5Sj4e
seen nowhere OF Italy. Picture her to yourself as
once saw Derat masquerade al tAe pioie1l IA g - '
Ter superb figure sWept ample rODo OF ollIsVh FeI
vet loOpel up with bands OF gold. Her pAie srl7'
models worthy OF the col,el OF SdnoV9' siraeu q H
the rich sabes which lined the hanging soeVes oi 49,
dress Her hair. Gark as night was gathered az ~ '
hIch fashion Sr joshua heynol1s !oYed 9pe over
hat-uOOn OF enormous diamonds fa toned pun9 o'oi
her left temple; ana her h r n" ,1 -, A. -
her face, il rauaut. R color hdshet nee cheGh-
at tunes. her features resumed calm amer COZ
versatOn Tesembied tue portraits vi some vi no
ancpstress for instance Blanca NScOuti ducheSs VI
! Milan Veronica Ci,0, or Lncreza Petronl' whose
| daughter was the Inflated Beatrice Cenci. Ana bC"
comes by tht fascinating Mira. Lloyd whom all Tue Noih
knows and hikes grand-Ioookns Mrs senator Gfine,
OF tue most eegant III Nice; Baron dus>ildnn aud "i
him his colossal daughter ,iaDc dc PcrIe ine maud
soonest OF l,antCrses, who once asked 10 iJn Ia
private theilrcals bat when tue Stage was DIt up III
Ter friends drawing room, hens ahoat i've feet IRON
the evei the or the chamber, IL discovered
th Ia Oele Cdrylde her friends call her, could NOT
act gu IT, for simple reason that sAc tuIl Al
taller Ii an the scenery: clever n dime de S1arauIe
the daughter of the famous Count SchOYaot (,Ic "SJJy
elOi Of time), who, after bong issiIn emhAs,i-
dor half over ITupe. turned BIrndbe monk al RJue
Lady DalIng and Bdlwer, the great ID Ike Of MehH[-
toms niece and now the widow OF one OF Elgltn0s uo
lusCuus statesmen; bOSptahe Marc Use DC ST. Ag1ah,
ana her prrtIy daocifr, i ~ I'M ',
widow KlsselUf, the most ias nat!ne II Russian pm
aud OF the greatest OF female g1mbcrs who
night broke the bank at Monte Carlo for two nnu-
red nty thousand francs, aud lost tnem the next
| Mr. Adolphus Trollope describes the ceremony Of
making Pope in his TO the question What Is
! a COuclavei", Miss Kate H.ll4rd takes Mr. Gerald
Massey TO task with effective severity for hs protein
| tous comments on "shakespearcs S)nnets," George
H. Boxer aud Miss Emma Llztru3 contribute charac-
terisc poems aud there is good deal Of light agree
able reading IN the Monthly Gossip"
HARPER.
Mr.. Parton's article on the "CaIcatures of
! the Reformation" furnishes lively illustration OF the
dro humors that period and OF the characters of the
leading actors in the which found its denouement
In the establishment of Professionalism. Apropos OF II
picture representing Calvin at the burning Of SeTyctus,
Mr. Parton offers goOdnatured apology for the part
taken by the usrlous GeneyaD divine In that unhappy
| transaction:
The reformer was not indeed present at tho burning,
hut he caused the arrest of tie victim, drew up the
charges furnished part OF the testimony that convicted
him. consented to aud approved his execuuon ServetG
| was a Spanish physician. OF bsmelrss he and warm
convictions, who r,j ced the doctrine OF the Trinity
| Catholic and Protestant equally abhorred hin, aud
Protestant Geneva seized the opportunity to show the
world its attachment to the true faith by burning
whom Rome was also burning 10 bnru II hiieuus
vlrtuOus and devoted Unitarian XTug In the
flames after enduring the EXTREMIST anguish for thirty
minutes and CRYING, from the depths OF his torment
Jesus. thou Son OF the eternal God, have mercy on
| mel" But II not Calvin who burned him. Ii was
the century. 1t imperfecty developed human
nature Nan had not reached the civilization hich
admits allows welcomes, and honors dist teresled