, 1876-10-08
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
Victor En7manuel's Troubles witt,
His lllegitimate Family.

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vrrTOT2 ENThfANT1EL,S TROUBLES.
Tha Monreoozza trio1. whtcn has inst closed
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at Turin (says the Rome colresponoent " ~f
Philadelphia Buasfi'.), could not nave occu11eo
in any other country but Italy without creating
a nonnlar disturbance. Our Government
p ..1 z,,hasa.+., ~ orr Government off-
1fauos' the o4snonest5 " W. a-
cials, may or may not be Us Dad as tney are rep
resented; but even in their worst Light they
cannot. any one of them, compare with the enor-
n,itv ~ tha Mon,ega77a affair OF course the
u'3 - .s s.A.@.1 - 1-,o4vo - ~,
cause OF the o1sg1aee1" SUI - Ano"a ~ sou.
The MaEchese di Mantegazza, man OF old anu
honorable family, is accused Of having forged
the names of the King of Italy and Prince Hum
bert He has heen tried bv a inrv Mt Bologna.
49,. '-a' ..sA s..s1 .HNe =, ta ~
ano conuemneo 70 e1snt years nasu 4aoot' ~
ter the affair has blown over, the Marchese d1
Mantegazza will be pardoned, remunerated for
his silence and suffering and viii he rehahilitat-
4 fxy %tcc l4 $~n
.p"se - ~ eoae'5 NC ne4ueA'' 1o1 ."
gooo as ne" anu pettes too."
Now, what are the truths Of this disgraceful
AFFAIR." Mantegazza has never once displayed
the a;r NJ a o7,;ytv man. When tho verl;ct of
the i,,rv was annonncea he rose and swore ,,non
The heads of his sous be Was nm innocent man.
This sounds meludr dramatic to ,1s. Int If must he
remembered TINT Wantegazza IS an Italian, and
| what We would cali theatricai and dramatic is
simply natural in these Latins. During his
triof he wrote to his wife. the Marchesa Sofia:
4 II te,nro E 0aiaufuotno. : sDieahern i zne
| a1i,sH Time is m honest fellow, and will ex-
| main to YOU nv artionsl His defensr has been.
al throiui,. tfat be- is innocent Of the torreres
he i;scnvered them. but too Iate to help matters
! hr f7isclosing them. A certain K. an nnknown
nsrson~ is tie me who cnmmitted them: hnt
Eontcpazza would not saw who this <. is. moi
even to clear himself ' '@~'
z, %. S ~ 1talv # is WeI].known. has had for for
mcrv Years IN unlawful connection with the
Iouyb+er of one Of his cuirassiers. Theat mir
aas;ers a'A forn ~ M n hodv.o,ard for the Kim
thev are loo in pumbe1. and rank as Ser
1es1ts omsJ ~ IN the army This woman. Rosina by
63o1aa ro,nress Mirsfore hv title when vnnnG
t4.aa uao' oourea hoodsnma g;ri mnedncotei and
,.e her Class of neonle find of her eose. of
inTnrv, 1irht and easv in morals. not vicious :
iuet = handsome pnod-natared animal. The
veaEa NJ h,s marricl life: and The neonis of Turin
ser n.t;1nfiv t md snhmIssivclv Ike t,So yonr
fames fam If thir King. the legitimate and ilIe
Ultimate. grow un in their presence, In the
s;Memoires a. On Diplote, Turin,'' by Baron
d,fierilles Won can read tie whole dissracef,l
starv Rer10n 5,T1cvilic was in The Trenrh Dinlo-
oe;fc corns when the Court was at Turin.
The dav has zone by for Frenchmen to toler-
ote snch !,nVal indecenc;es. md BARON D'Ideyille
conid MT hein feeling and exnressinr disgust at
the sorrowf1r} Royal 1lishonor. Thc King even
LODGED his t1faiiu0 family in palazeIto in
s;eht 1T The Rovaf residence. where the Onecn
and his lawful children lived. On the BIRTHDAYS
If his trne and legal children he was in the hab-
II If p;yino them whateyer they asked for, One
! birthday Of Prince Hu1nbert, when he was q
| boy. bis mother, the patient, good Queen Ade-
ioida hafe her son to AK his father to give him
that % naiazetto. The boY did as his mother d.
! rcc:ed. The King flushed, turned on his trem-
bling vile, and sud, Captsco beae-naa yahe,u,e'
~ H1nderatand weli-but. yery we'll -. and left
! fhe rno1ne The next day the disgraceful sfght
wos removed. and Rosina and her hildren placed
elsewhere.
Poor oneen Adelaide fretted and prayed to
! tientlv. When she could no longer bear the
| s1amo and neolact she died. For wears the
KIM iv..,l on With Rosiua in the same manner,
and she bore him q large family Of children.
1ow.5 II he recoVered' tn Weld m his Rnyal
sH"e sto+e and ~ 1;vs ,,r;v,+e man honestlv' "a
bn o-id H - pos;na r. .rhat he faore1 was his
Jea4hIhed The o1d nrorerh certainly comes tn
| vor- ,nov,,nru. The ievi1 oot ert fhe devil a
~, 5,1 En,,1i h. the devi1 6ot veil The fieri1 a
1,on1 wos he i 81 rhcn TIE KIM recovered he
.nas .unA ,ot reodv to 1mlflI his Wv: hnt there
taaa NJ ~; shanog9 ho hod mails 1T h;e co,,rteann
e. ;stross +he ,fe ~ The K;no IT 1ta1vt Tl1e
adn;t the foiIy nor the foul dishonor Of the act.
Since then he has even tried to have her ac-
knowledged as Queen, but he found that the
patient-oear1ng ltahan sonaondro VII K1gk AZ AZ
sog tnngs bars ~ ao,,, 9is,.rocae +he
T.aian viii moi bear. and this was one.
The support Of this Legitimate family has
always troubled the King. Hls unlaWful UT sons Is
ale eatvaae, taa an,.6,ift gt a Thns III Maiaetv o5
Ttoiv has constantly heen Obliged to raise money
in outside aud private ways in order to meet
these necessities; for OF course, no allowance IS
mads q government 1or Inc hngs 1aag 1ath,, the
.crso,s whn has for inng fime been emn1oved
n these transactions. To be sure be did not
come personally in contact with his sovereign;
The affairs " were transacted 6y members % OF tne
aa"H1, NJ ~ ~ 20 yo,,a+
he heI ,o1yed to YOU You, OF course, see into it
clearly, (. is no other than the Marchese
| c.;,.1o ,rn ~ 4ba E{rolo {1Iaci+fmota nons. he