The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-27

she spoke:
"You get out of the house just as
quick as you oair, y"n low, miserable
whelp, or my father shall Kick yon
out.''
He did not toy with time. He left
without the te$timorlial.-Danbury
Ne,cS.
The King OF Etasy's Troubles with his
EIIeSitinsate Family.
The MantcgazZa trial, which has Just
clnsed at Turin, could not have occur
rel III any other country but Italy with
ont raising a disturbance Our Gov
ernnent frauds, the dishonesty of our
Government officials, may or may not
be as bad as, they are represented, but
each in tlseir worst light they caunot,
any one OF them. compare with the
enormity OF the AiahteeazZa affair. OF
course, the cauSe Of the dIsgraceinl suit
is knoNn to you. The Marcliase Iii
MaMegazza, a man of old ard honora-
bile family, is accused of having forged
the names of the King of Italy ard
Prince Ilunnbert. He has been tried
by jury at Bologna, and condemned
TO s years hard labor. After the affair
has blown over, the MarchaSe di Man
teeazZa will be rardoned, remunerated
for his silence and suffering, and will
be rehabilitated-pass in the society he
trequents ''tor as good as new, aud
better, tuo''
Now, What are the truths of this dis
graceful affair? Mantegazza has never
once displayed the air OF guilty man.
When the verdict of tile jury was am
nounced Ire arose and swure upon the
heaCs Of his soIs that he was an inno-
cent man. This sounds melodrami4s To
us, but it must he remembered that
AlaItegaZza Is All Italian, and what we
would call theatrical aid dramatic is
simply natural IN these Latins. During
his trial he wrote t6 his wife, Marcllase
Sofia Utehpo e goidatuomo IL
Soieghe1a anais ogire." ('rime is an
honest fellow. and will explain to You
my aetions) Ills defense has been, ali
through, that he is innocen: of forgerieS;
he discovered them, but too late To help
matters by disclosing them. \ certain
\, an unknown person, is one who
committed them /; bat Mantegazza
would not say who this Y is, not even
to get Gear himself
What is the secret ? Who is q X ?''
The King Of Italy, it is well known,
has had for many Year. an unlawful
connection with the daughter Of one of
his cuiraSSierS These cnirassiers form
body guard for the King. they are
hundred IN number and rank as SER
geants in the army. The woman.
Rosina by name, Countess Miratfore bv
title, when young. was coarse, hand
some girl, uneducated and like her
class of people, fond of her ease, OF
luxury, light and easy morals, not vi
cious, just handsome, good natured
animal. The King conceived passion
for her during the first years OF his mar
Tied lie, and the people of Turin saw
patiently aud subn,issively the two
young families of their King, the legiti-
mate and the illegitimate. grow mp in
their presence. In the Memories d' Ca
Diplomatic Ttyen, by Baron d'ldeville,
you can read the whole disgracefml
story. Baron d'Ideville was in the
| French Diplomatic Corps when the
Court was at Turin.
The day had gone by for Frenchmen
tc tolerate such royal i,rdecencies. and
Baron d'Ideville could ..ot help feeling
aud expressing disgust at the sorrow-
tnl royal dishonor. The King even
! lodged hio s,tdky''family in palazetto
! in sight of the royal residence where
the Queen and his lawful children lived.
On the birthdays of his true and legal
chil(iTen he was in the habit ot giving
! them whatever they asked for. One
birthday of Prince ITnmbert. when he
/ as boy, his mother, the patient, good
s Queen Adelaide hade mT son TO ask
his father tn give him that palazetto.
The boy did a. his mnther directed.
! The King flushed. turned on his tremb-
ling wife and said 'sCapasco bene-
ma ua6enaae." I understand we'll
bat, very weID and left the room. The
next day the disgracefnl sight was re-
moved and Rosina and her children
] placed elsewhere.
! Poor Qneen Adelaide fretted and
prayed to God tor patience. and loved
] her husband patiently. When she
could no longer bear the shame and
neglect, she died For wears the King
lived on with Rosina in the same man
ner and she bore him large family Of
children. About eight years ago, when
he was very i'll, he vowed if he recover
ed, TO yield mp his royal state and 10
live a private man honestly, So he
married Rosina on what he feared was
his death-bed. The old provcrb Ger
tainly comes to your memory: ssTbc
devil got sick, the devil monk would
be; the dovil got we'll, the devil a
monk was he" So when the KING re-