New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

r:ag.v' the 'iver;ei scrvan. wa. asked. VIII
opened III. door.
.'A: one o'clock, was the answer.
Meanwhile the ladies, wrapped in tiei
sIsaks, sheT heads bare OF covered with
JIgl& veil. passed with their silken slipper
along .hs sarpcs Mat was lsii across tn
siirwa!h.
The governor Of fhe fortress Genera
Won kSO2wachter. WAS giving the first bal
" tho ssasorE and the first sail Of the sea
s"a has about 1t something az freshly in
tpiri,'ng As q tirss spsing rain: faces and
'tuiiess ara alike bright and new.
Tho Iscns OF the great. gloomy official
building was brilliantly lighted: torches
.Wess barring IN the street. and TIVE police
Sses kept apart the gaping crowd. so 'ha.
shp guests eOuld pass snhindered through
tho Opex door before which TIVE grenadiers
sfasI Oh guard, shoulde,in. or preventing
srnss according to tho rank OF each new
Uss;yah
Ga:r:e.s af.es carriage rolled uy, and
"a. W were many pedestrians. almost with
SI;e exception an MnifOvnk In :he broad
vss:ibu:e the young Officers handed their
saoaks to their servants. and ordered them
fvs the proper hour, and then passed on IN
tho braad, sarpeted, tower.decorateI stair.
say, looked once more at their dress in the
great mirrors. and finally advanced with
ss'rfnsniOus bearing, carrying their helmets
undsr. the left arus The folding door.
s;,cEsd and the entry was made.
In the frs: apartment. where the bright.
Iy-!igh:.d suite OF rooms extended 81 either
HAND. stood tho governor. = tall. stately
3uan. with thick, shorS gray hair. and q
Blonde beard. An abundant: collection of
Ii:E orders glistened Oh hi. breast. lie re-
reiVed his guests with the extreme OF cor
Iiali'y. Zach sight have imagined tina:
Es had been especially invited, and that he
WAS especial y--indeed, almost exclusively
.-welcome: in fact. il often seemed g.,
Enough the old man was even surpri sed at
having tho happiness OF receiving this or
:ha: gentleman or lady. Still there were
differences: sometimes only one hand was
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the offered hand was
Irasped between both those Cf the host: a
sisnltcanf look. q quick nod, was Indicative
"t'nuch. The host. at other times STRIFE:
tIan. was always in 4 social and delighted
maod when he entertained company, and
a!s extreme trisndliness was by 10 means a
mere appearance or deception: with it all.
~. had the consciousness that he represented
;ae chief parsonage of the State and that
Therefore 1t WAS his duty to be condos cend.
snH. Besides. like many elderly officers. be
greatly te sembled this reignins SOVEREIGN.
and he increased this resemblance stili
further by accurately initiating the Iatter's
style Of wearing his beard.
beside the governor stood his only (laugh. |
a, nnrh r,n,tss. no J;an;+r INC guests WIN
narsabs considering her vSu,h more re-
!! sh- ancient Greeks had k.owr the !
type os the soldiers daughter, they would |
have !nads model for it: for the type has a I
pscnl!ar'ty no: easy to describe. 1t consists |
l,,s vem,nt hut aise in . oa..a;, ~ 80 y.
and ,nanps. nv ."n, ns..ii.y VI
n,ahfv which NEVERTHELESS la, 49,, a,o., .o
a! nare,ess snmr,aerv and oL,;,,. '.'n
pr;a.euesa All fh;s senm. ns,r az, "pp,u
Tar .s a man in ,,;,;.an.s Irass 80" WV"
Thcss ,,.cul;ari,ies ny;denti..
cs!,;p 4, tho con Iercs and nar,a , .,
attend Twin, IN :. l;n;taa ',;.a,a .".s e tn.s
rvn,Iu,.e, arc,rdin, To ramk. anon nIas
ih.. Unii.. all .,hsrs hos ,,aI.. -. uiats
rv.n oS,w,r,;l. -aco,n;,ahIa =; ~ : 80 AauAs
Grades. Resides oil .h;s hn,,a,,an catS.:am
r.. or. ~ IT, si'; no"o'er' Haulieilc
srr me- fb;,s ' ,rr,a .ne non1is " inc mouse
rorn" ladies. sn,n;,arr. s IT,, ma a. 'eie inc
Nth its blonde LOCKS. II. bius eras ,;oa,,.
c,,, iins nni cie,rIy ,,;sai.a ,. t.u ' nnei5
,.n.n !, heamtruIlr ronnaa ed features; rested
.i, !. ynr.. NO awai,r. sh.. n..h anu pus';
n ,vi,;,. .ri,,, "a 'ne was s'ihpiy dressed
rr.n.. nf nav ,;',,ra 80. ,, ann 'nc move
;reI. S"'o'"' an" 'e'
.Grat;ra, y,auieiu. may haze. -,
y bein. IN. down for d,nca'. WY aSL N.Y.
rom. iir:Itenan. with hrawn ha;r .. nsAt 80 d
ian; brown ewes. ''-'" '''''
..C.rtainiy. WIN you writ. Xor-
The i:erman. if Won viii. ''"' ""'ne'
tulv a slight glance from ,he xou,,, mo-,
remed 10 say--how very crcuwsns,, ,I;a
title conversation was: lila wrote his ra sn,
simply ..Hauenstein." for that ba y-as
irst lieutenant was "a we'll know a. H..
,r was Baron Won Hauenste;n '"''
He retired. a CLEAN of low n,ss;r, orsr
lis bright youuS face that soon .,aus T,ea
@ an EXPRESSION of serious thnS"bt p'dI
,.ard il said here and thars los 70