The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-17
PARIS SCANDALS.

WE'LL KNOWN DENTIST THE SUBJECT OF
OR INNoCENcE-THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAMnY-A SENSATION wEDDIEG-'UNE AU-
GUsTE ToQUEE"-FAMILY JARs-wHAT TnR
DUcHRss-PREsIpENT OF FRANCE CLAIMS.
PARIS, March 20, 1876
An awkward story about well known Paris dentist
is obtaining currency and, what 10 more, belief here
Rumor, or perhaps II IS safer 10 say scandal, alleges
that this professional gentleman has been poisoning
rich patients commission That Is to say impatient
heirs who had wealthy relatives not sufficiently I'M
pressed with the proprety Of dying early for the heirs
benefit introduced them well bred person Of cheer
full manners who, pretence Of stopping their teeth
stopped their breath also. This festive
ture indeed is said to have administered slow
poison them, and than 200 witnesses will
possibly be subpGnacd to prove the fact Hitherto the
OF dentistry has been OF the most esteemed in
France, and some considerable fortunes have been
made by IT, American dentists have been especially
successful because they exceptionally clever but
II the under discussion s established against
member OF the profession there will be less fancy
work done it, and consequently fewer fees taken.
What fees have been and then paid to dentists in
France for perfectly lawful may judged from
the fact that dentist recently received
q fec as large the largest ever received by Dr.
Locock. the Queen of Englnnd's accouchcur, who
accustomed to receive big Jumps OF money.
FASHIONABLE WEDDING SENSATION.
Paris is full Of scandals this morning, and not the
least Of them is the sensation made by the wedding
about to take place between Mile de Gontaut Biron
daughter OF the French Ambassador ut Berlin, and
Count Taiicyrand Pergord, lieutenant the lancers
Of the Royal Prussian Guard This marriage is no.
uced with painful astonshment by many ill-informed
French patriots who believe that poor NJ Gontaut
Bron was party 10 IL, whereas that unhappy dplo-
matist made such stanch opposition to the PROJECT
that hi daughter,
A K.soLrrg WOMAN or THIRTY,
determined TO stand no nonsense, sent hun peremp-
tory legal demand Tor his consent bya tipstan or
bain and thus urged the much perplcxcd father was
forced TO give way
The OF Count TalIeyrand fergord himself arouses
still more Indignation among persons who have moth
ing else 10 do but make comments other folks bust
ness. Only ten years ago TaiIeyrand.Pergord was a
Frcnchman, and probably thought he had good reasons
for belg so his family had received many iavors
from the Bonapartcs. But subsequently he seems to
have seen his way clearer IN Germany got him elf
appointed Prussian attache at Rome. Moreover. as
th"ugn this were not enough, and possibly being Of
The opinion HIS shrewd odd namesake, who de-
cisred that patriotism rs the favoriic disguise OF
scoundrcl' be solicited the honor OF lighting against
France, and HIS local knowledge OF the Osc declared
10 have considerably aided the operations OF tho Ger
THIS SENSATION MARRIAGE,
hatelui 10 the french, VIII perhaps cost u. ne
Gontaut Bron his place. unless Prince Bismarck, who
10 really King OF France. puts in good word tor
him, and doubtless the unhappy gentleman wishes he
had never had daughter
TnE pucHEss-rREsIpESr DEEPLY AGirArEn
on the TOP Of this rumrus comes private display
OF tho high temper OF he Duchess President winch
is supposed unnaturay, ali things be in
u state OF fermentation because the Empress Queen,
Of BENJAMIN ana Britain-as IL is London fashion TO
call the respectable lady who rules does not rule
over the dcstnies OF kDgland-decncd to treat ner,
the duchess President, as sister polcnia,c. The
Queens most excellent Majesty indeed pugnaciousy
refused take her Quccnshp xth her IN her journey
through the republican land Of France, aud 10
make her sympathics Nth Germany and monarchy
Eoscnau, as though France loving England could lind
to SUIT her Therefore the Two excellent noble
personsges above ment oucd are now and VIII be ever
inspired by feelings VI personal hostility toward
each other. and We all know What an inspired lady IN
authority under conditions OF mental Irritation. IL
IL even whispered that they. or one OF them, has al
ready begun 10 sharp things practice 10 be deprc
Gated IL the inieres, OF good MANNERS but possibly IN
evltAblc IN this
IVY ROYAL SISTER A rRrxPl'
Is the expression which seems, invoiuntarily u IS
hoped by the present writer to have burst nom the
august lips OF one Of these INDUSTRIOUS women, and the
words have been imvfudentIy translated as "uns
0agafs foqnse' but as both potenatcs speak French
with almost equal nucncy. particularly when excited
which OF them has graciousiy conaescendcd 10 ac-
quaint postcrity with her candu opnion OF the other
In these explicit terms The Duchess has the
best Of the arguments Tor The Queen thought proper
dcceucy observe the usual etiquette toward the rs
lady the land there sud no one can blame the Pres
dents wife Tor having emsrtly reminded her OF having
neglected do so. Her Grace Oh Magenta, whom the
proianc call
Nxx MAcNAHox
10 indeed vastly bright, clever person. quite match
Tor any queen IN ChrisIendon-a good pious, honest