, 1876-10-15

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Mexico came about ana again sne Man;niinn nnnitn1
were heard OF as great adhefents pl tSllsl aeo,,e
The bright lady had settlcu . pau ~ ff
Macmillan from Juarcz's clutches, which,, II
it had been succe ssiul would have lnats1 H. ~
name immortal. II failed, frlghIuuy, anu ene
excrted to the utmost to obtain her husband s
pardon from the cruel tyrant J9arez. z,.,S IL maS
granted on condition that she and her husnanu
should at once leaye the country-.an invlta1lon
they were only to glad to avail themselves oi;
They made for Austria at once, and we're Weli
though he was uot on good terms with ms
brother Maximilian when be departed tor MEX
leo, yet was naturally so touched BY bis ptllul
death that he appreciated the Efforts made oy
the Salm-salms to avert it. r,,.
"When the Franco-Prusslan war was plo-
claimed Sa1m-Saln,. with the recommenaatlomns m
to the German authorities be was now able 70
obtain, had no difficulty in getting the command
Of German corps TaT1nee. He was Killed at
one OF the earliest battles, and his wife went to
the front and by the exercise again Of her per-
sstent and energetic qualities succeeded IN oo-
tanning possession Of her husbands remains,
which She caused to be inferred with loving
ceremonies.
k4At this period she seems to have been again
in most impccunous position, which vas hap
pily relieved bv the opportune but unexpected
death OF an uncle who bequeathed her q con-
siderable fortune as token Of his satisfaction
in her having obtained the title which, in marry
ing Mr. Heneage, she completely surrenders;
becoming plain Mrs. like any ordinary married
woman.
1.-THE Princess Sa1m-salm is not without
claims to literary distinction. She has Just pub
lishcd volume entitled sTen Years of Ny
Lifc,' andbad previously complied her deceased
husbands memoirs. She is woman about 10
wears old now, / Judge, though she may be
faded; but her spirit is as indo1ntable as ever,
and before wedding Mr.. Heneage sue made a;s e
70" TO rene" IN h1s oenai1 tnuse aansos,t snge.u
9nici' hro,,eht % Pr;nro Saim-Saim sncf military
success as he cnioycd, She looked very charm-
ing on her wedding day, clad In pale gray silk.
with profusion OF rich lace. Many persons OF
geat us sat ao"t 70 ongrst1at;9n lug wss
rea3 1ro IRON, thc E,nneror william Mr. Hem
cage ID splendid specimen OF manly beauty,
buth as regards face and form. .
certainly thought should have to chronicle,
ere tn1s, the marriage OF CERTAIN bfltlsn noGI
whose pater caused good many pockets 70
shrink ut MS great nhancial Hell uatc purs'-up
last summer, but the Pleasant outy remains un-
demanded for tie present. lruss he u cnfon-
lcle II promptly Whcn IL comes;
ApTopos de oo1!es, hayc you neara Tue lulllo5
that certain British Earl has been thIeateneo
with breach OF promise sun, ana that tnc H1at-
ter has been compromised by Tue payment OF
heavy damagcs4 VINO can tins be, Won4erf
Friends OF the Earl OF fose2efy-sam NaIu,
touching laudatory stanzaS, which we're, u l
mistake not, published In the Graphle-Wiu be
pleased to hear that her Majesty bnue tnis GU
turcd and witty British noble 70 dlnc Win ner
the other day when she visited Edlnburg to IN
veil the statue OF tue FRINGE ConsoIt. hls
Lordship's ancestral estates arc near Eo1nours'
I STAMBOUL STREET-DOGS.
4 Constautinople correspondent Of the Scots
man writes as follows: tsNo abundance of
1000, no klnu tsca1ment, VIA 1uuuce theW W
remain within doors, and the brutes greatly
prefer the scarcity of food, the bitter cold OF
the winter. the sufIocatjng heat Of the summer,
10 tnc 1oss " sne1f nosi'5' 1nes a1so .1uet
against all teaching or training, anu neltner
blows nor caresses will get anything out Of
them in that way, However | know of
clever tbnrs. To BERN with. be-
f;nre thnt 3he does 1T tLe railway M
i;Sa ~ r,rI h.Sa hscom" :, son,e ,,,vste-
rou lions ~av aronantei witI thc comnany,s time
tables. for these brutrs, Who pass tie whole day
~ ~. i ~ va "rn rao for tha sala ~
tI,s 49, ebn3e o,d ,,,7er tta nn7;nee n u;ntsr far
tn he nia * hnat no, ~ i1n,r orati- +la
,, s naAY ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ frs;ms fnr sHortiv
~ 49,, e ~, W.. Wv saa +he, .r,ar.
ing from under The earEiages, aud, i there 6e
..oh,s1efs th sa ra ror s-t; ;-"ads1 seds
th ~ ~ ~ e,sn ~ u -,
sen. - ~ 10 .e1fta,~h+ s+retsdo
!h Stpen spIJ a ~ Rr;da va1l nowS
- nc h oEn5 ~ a,nnr Tn nf kad Thi1 9,ne
~ ~ ai,!s ine y bfo',nI - ~ ~ brioa - tha ,and
- nn ~ ~ - Tn1i1n-; ~ Iuv +n. - % "
ius sLsps y .ne mau1hsna ;ai41 n ei;sb -
~ ~ sRtea 1, - es hpaSa 4aat ~. a@nrd y
1ol Ut, WHOM ~ SELLS ~ tate eat
w! hneel 10y uoMn " '.o aoiI t pa"S ana, ser.'y
~ tns a. i'2 " or +har Stprr 5nd
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ WAL .Inr ~ hronn
ouA " 1asti h;s,;ts ~ ubo,, nunhsrs are ~,
1r,x. io;+er,n~ naer ths Isnd;nr stems IT the
- ;, ,an.at fh;s +i1i ,o ~ 1ast M
4 +hnt 10 ,rp,ts sn,9 a,, ~ - yast ~ ~ ~
oarea ~ hraoa ~ ~ ssn,;;ts ~ its nu honaft
. ~ ~. .sas,ano1, ~ a,, 1 dn;r ' 'a c-;ns
art ~ ~ th;nn; st.d tha} nay,.r saw tha cur
artort,, part ~ +Ie tra e. r Tnr ,horn i th;nEs
pe1tnl S,1ht 'n ts 1I - ,,,.rstand;1or 4haT
Frnnaone H. uoaoo astiu know Few xesrs aen of
-. ..p's4n.,. ."nr+;r,r tra"+ 49, - tha V;1ioro
~ g. stefanop p.hf ;s +e s,rnof rannzvnns a. 81
o+ d',,;,, ha onai seaaon 81 Steiono
por, ~ h +h :Trst hdit,nn 11ona ~ fla oma;la
Thonsands of these birds will fall ia a sinele
night in the plains around the village, and two
or three hundred sportsmen are at times col
lectcu 70 await the1r a1rlVal, Wn!cn greally ue-