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, 1876-11-19


There has just been placed in the grand alley
Of the Tui!lcries, opposite the Pavilion dc Mar
san, a fine bronze group representing Mercury
carrying of Psyche, the work Of Jan de Vrics, q
Dutch sculptor Of the sixteenth century. This
group formerly stood in theSalle de Michelange
in the Louvre, but has been removed to make
room for the great gates Of Stanga, which nov
orcupy such an important position in that cele-
brated hall L'4drt relates the various ricissi-
tubes that this remarkable piece OF northern
sculpture has undergone. It was executed in
15a0, by order Of the Emperor Rudolph H., and
was placed BY him, together with pendant at
present In the museum at Stockholm, in
tho court Of Hradschin, at Prague. Al
ter the sack OF that city By the Swedes,
in lG4S, both groups were carried by
the conquerors to Stockholm. The one still re-
mains there, but the Mercury and Psyche was
taken by Queen Christina, on her abdication; to
France, where she bestowed it on the Marquis
dc Sable, whose descendants sold it with the
Castle Of Meudon to Louyois. Louvois, In his
turn, ccdcd it to Colbert, and his son. II. de
Scignclay, finally presented it to Louis XIV In
l190 it orDa'nented one of the 1osguets of Marty.
In l7o4 it was placed in the Museum des Petits-
Augustins, from where, in 1902, it was trans
ported into the gardens OF st. Cloud. Here it
remained until 1850, when it was placed in the
LOUVRE, in the position from which it has now
becu dethroncd and once more relcgated to
site i'll the open air, where, however, it will
probably excite more attention aud interest than
when placed among so many other works Of
greater fame in the Louvre.
, 1876-11-19

Lucy Hooper writes from Paris to the Phila-
delpnia Telegraph: 'tsome months ago gave
an account Of the arrest, at the Bon Marche, for
stealing, Of the BARONESS dc la Y and her
two daughters. Detected with their pockets
crammed full Of abstracted articles, they made
no attempt to deny their guilt and were conse-
qucntly brought to trial, the mother being
sentenced to two years. Imprisonment, while the
daughters were acquitted. These ladies be-
longcd to the proudcst aristocracy OF France,
the mother being SO lofty in her ideas that she
refused TO visit former acquaintance because
she had lowered herself by espousinsa person in
trade. Being too poor to purchase such dresses
for her daughters as would enable them to make
an appearance in society in accordance with their
station, she unfortunately adopted this ncfari-
ous method Of supplying their wants. The
wiioic affair has ended as tragically as possible.
The mother died, broken-hcartcd,::i lin prison few
weeks ago. One OF the daughters was engaged
to be married, and her betrothed nobly lent her
the aid OF his presence aud support all through
the trial never leaving her side till the verdict
was pronounced: The engagement was broken
on, both the girls entered a convent Of the very
str'ctest order, and the young man has sudden
y changed from gay and elegant society man
into confirmed old bachelor, negligent in his
dress and misanthropica1 in his habits Thus,
Tor torc OF nncry and for false pride, the exist
cncc OF 1our human beings has been wrecked.'
, 1876-11-19
CIoaks and Suits.
Black Cashn1eres.

SO pcs. Au-wool Blk Cashmeres, 40 inches
wide, at $50, cheap at 55c.
20 pcs. All-wool Blk Casnmeres, so inches
vide, at poe, 81, $l.lo and Sl.25, worth
from $l.10 to 81 SO.
$50 pcs. Heavy Blk Mohair Alpacas at
25c, worth 36c.
as pcs: All-wool French Serges, fine quail
ity, at soc.
, 1876-11-19


4 Paris letter has the following relative to the
cadet at the school Of St. Cyr who was caught
stealing: t'Hc was the il1egitimatc son of re-
tired army officer. He had never known home
or parental affection. lie was kept at board
Ing school, utterly without money, nevcr seeing
any relative, aud getting no letters, and only
got into st. Cyr because he was at the head OF
his class. When he got in, his father wrote to
him one cold letter to tell him to stay there and
mind his studies, but he was allowed only
enough money to pay his regular bills. In tho
second year he received another letter. His
father wrote that he had just married rich wild
ON, who had son OF his aye just entering St.
Cyr- Young Pa1isot was, therefore, his brother
BY marriage, but he, Fhillipot, was pa1ticularly
charged not to reveal the secret Of bis birth, or
to make himself known to Parisot- He obeycl
the parental request, and for three years Kept
the secret. Meanwhile young Parisot had his
pockets full Of money, he was always well
dressed, he received constant letters, and went
home during vacations. Every wish was graft
fed, while his poor brother was in thrcadbarc
clothes, without sou, and without u friend,
His needs we're SO great during the last quarter
that he yentured to write to his father for
money, but be received no reply. Driven to the
last extremity, the neglected youth confessed
that lie could endure it no longer. and fell before
, 1876-11-19

was about time for him to marry, he was just as
liSely 9s any other ineonsequent, great man to to
throw himself away with foolish extravaganza
on q whim or caprice. About two years ago
the daughter Of Senator Marchese Alherl
>came out-' Just Visconti Venosta's affair."
said every one. tJust the very E1ic 1or
him. Senator Al6eri is one Of the s1scohtl
Fcnosta's most intimate friends, by the way.
Everything was in favor; she is Cayour's nicsc,
of the rich old Alteri family, charming i'll hcr-
self-what more could be desired! But Two
summers at Como and tile northern lahes
passed by, and two winters nt the Capitol, anu
the affair still shung fire. The men sald ''is-
co,,ti Venosta is in no hurry to bring it to 2 a.
rision; his easy, happy bachelorhoo1 IS no nsnt
thing to gi7e up;' aud SO it dragged on Dotn
sides felt uncomfortable. Some handsome and
Fascinating 'inelieib]e' might come along anu
captiyatc The lady. The wedding took place
Yesterday at the Castle Alfieri, or rather In the
parish Church of San Alartino Tanaro, ut ASH,
where A1archese AlfeH has immense possessions
Ex-aliulster Aliu.hetti was Flsconti Vcnosta's
witness to.thc civil marriage; Senator Count
Arose the brides. After the marriage ut tue
church there was a grand banquet at the castle,
at which over 200 guests sat down, all persons OF
distinction. At the same time q dinner was
served to all the laborers and tenants Of Mar
chese Alferi's vast estate in the great subterra-
ncans Of the Alferi Castle. Altogether it was a
seignoria1 spectacle. The presents are very
handsome, and the Prince and Princess of Sayoy
hare sent beautiful gifts, am told, but have
not heard what they are-n
, 1876-11-19

1nAAIAGo AAAHc uAa~-sA0A4O-Ns
In recent number Of the Paris Figaro is an
article apropos Of the late Gen. Lctcller Valazc,
in which the writer relates aconvcrsation hehad
with the deceased Senator. ssThe conversation
turned upon N. Theirs, for whom the General
had a passionate admiEntion. what an intel
lcctr said be, sor rather what a universal gen
ius! how wrong you are to attacl; him! II
you listened to him an instant you would be
forced to ire in, for no one can resist such
man! You arc the more ungratcful that, OF all
his passions, the most lively, the most ardent,
is that for military affairs. This is what you arc
all ignorant Of in the army 'How fortunate
you are to wear these honors!' said he one day,
playing with my"epaulcttes. i Nonsense, Mile:
President,' | replied; surely you cannot envy
me; You haye everything; you orc r:.ta,s great
and now Chief Of the State N. Thiers
answered, How willingly would I give up all to
have the right to wear such military distinc-
tions in the hour Of battlc.' And you should
have heard his voice trcmhle as he pronounced
these words. This is why be wished to force a
command upon me during the Communicate
wanted to direct the maneuvres in my name
His dream was to storm Paris and enter amidst
bombs and muskct-saots. At the outset all
went on as smoothly Us possible VI. Thlcrs,
however, was necessarily interfering in military
matters. N: le Marcclial, we must do this:
N. 1e Marcchal, we must do that l understand
tue army W. II, ami know the feeling of the
soldlcrs.' MacMahon did not answer a word.
saul to Ii. Tniers: Take care, II. 1e Presi.
dent, take care; know the Marshal; he will
burst out No! no! cest u,s braue 9arcon! /
all very pleased with hirn-Eery pleased. He
knows that I understand these n1atters;
and when make an observation to him he
saws nothing.' 'On that very account, ii. lc
President, lie is all the more dangerous. These
patient, silent natures are terrible when they 10
burst OUT In fact, rs I anticipated. one fine
, 1876-11-19

CROwSING THE ROSE-QUEEN.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Neans
writes: "The coronation Of q Rosiere at Pu-
teaux presented some very novel features. Mile.
Hummel, the new rose-queen, Is 2S years old,
and, as she is q Protestant, the ceremony Of
placing on her head the traditional wreath and
giving her purse filed with gold coins was
purely civil. It took place at the Mayora1ty, in
the presence Of the Municipal Council ann of
large and highly respectable assembly, which
followed the Rosicre and her family from the
reformed temple. NJ. Dcschanc1, deputy Of the
reimbursement, presided, and delivered let
ture repIetc with charming atticism6 on the role
of woman in the household and in society. The
only limit hc would place on their claim to
equal rights was the consciousness each woman
has OF what she can best do. It was
complained that women conspired With the
priests against civil and religious liberty.
The reason Was that they were flattered by the
clergy, and ignored. SO lar as was possible, BY
the Legislature. Nine, Francillon. the god
healthy looking blonde, with the usual trinkcts,
to which she added handsome family Bible,
expressing her hope that it would be transmit
ted an heirloom to her future descendants.
With the Rosiere on the platform we're Senators
Carnot, Cremieux, and Arago; Deputies
spuiler, large, and Jolly; Pastors Rouville,
Lodcs, and Prcsscnse. A wealthy anti -Cathol-
ic member Of the Municipal Council took on
himself the expense Of the banquet and OF the
ceremony. Mile Hu'nmel is supporting her
aged grandfather and blind mother, SO the
municipality did not insist on her being maEx
ricd immediately. After the coronation, The
great people who had come to witness the fcte
were conducted by the Mayor to the Rose
Queens cottage, where they admired highly the
polished furniture and the antique deli which
have been four generations in her family"
, 1876-11-19

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
4 Rome letter to the New York l'o7sd saws:
IA marriage Of 1auch importancchas just taken
p1ace in North Italy, at the old mcdiryal city
OF hundred towers, Ast the birthplace cf Al
frr;, the poet; aud the pretty bride is OF the
same Alicri family. The Marchese Visconti
Venos.s, former Minister OF Foreign AGairs in
the Scl;a-Sauza and Minghetti ministries, we'd
ded yesterday the daughter Of Senator Marchese
Alfcn di Sostcugo. This is match that has
been *on hand = Tor some time, Fisconti Venos
ta is no longer in his premiere jeunesse but is in
the sprimc Of nfc,' as tile world says of a dis
tinguished man Of 10. He IS blonde, and does
not look his age; is tall, has q gracious fine
presence and delightful manners,-a true grand
siqnore. The bride, Marrhesna Luisa Alferi, is
about 20 or q, charming, wealthy, and daueh-
ter Of ono Of the proudest old Piedmont fami-
lies. Her father is d cousin OF the poet Alleri,
Senator Of the realm, aud q distinguished
man. Her mother is the favorite niece OF
Cavour. The fortune III the family is very
large Thus shc is we'll endowed, you see, with
focher, Eooc looks, good blood, and is in her
freshest season Of young womanhood. THE
Eroom's claims are rs good-old fanlly, dis
rngulshed position, easy means. high breeding,
.. handsome, agreeable gentleman Visconti
Eenosta Is a cultured man; he is as remarkable
for his mental accomplishments sforh his states
manship- By accomplishments I mean he is
thoroughly educated, u scholar, aud one of the
most clegant aud agreeable men in Italy. 1t
will hardly be noticed that he is twenty years
his brides senior About three Years ago
S,scnnti Venosta said to a friend OF mine: Il
am tired Of public life. fancy tho time has
cume i.r me to marry He has been SO busily
occupied with politics and his career that hc
has had no leisure to think Of finding wife.
But as soon US he expressed the fancy his family
and friends set about the business in
, 1876-02-07

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, 1876-02-07

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oteIer Sanoen, ibren Abli6ter uro 3ptdT
ipmpathifireu. 0ie Staatsrtgierung 1T 9drs.
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ner 6rau unb 5 &inberfl, bon elm bis BRET
3ebn Sabre alt; i1 perlieb Sremen nit benz
0amptihif vSanoper" ON "a. gtopember.
Meiu 96wa9er SO. 6. &rnie bolte mid 1nb
meine Samtlie bon SEEM Srleans ab, nm
uns i'm Snnern bes 2anoes-Yariib Of @eit
S%eliciana-, molslbit iein 8obniit 1T, ette
5etmatb 81 oeri9affen. Sim "a. DECEMBER
fanlen nil bort on, mo MIR pl6eli6 anl 5.
Sanuar Worsens 2 llbr inter idrcdlidem
&arm unb &lopfen al Der Sbiir beS @obn-
bauies metnes S9wagers aufsewedt uno
nit @emalt urter Shimpfen uno 0robun:
gen aus benz Saule getrieben tpnrber. liner
Sdred unb Ser5wehuns marsl iebr grob,
ga1oem man ms ollie, mid, meme Nrau
unb fiiui &iu0er. meiren Sbmaser &rule,
ieine sSran uno elm Sinh, nnb ein aboptirteS
Sinh bon a6t Sabren. nit @epalt biuaus.
oeporfen uno ostrieben. srblidten mic mae.
fahr fiinf,ebn Wanner an Bferoe, bemafiaet
nit @emebren r1lo YiItolen nno masfirt =
mir mubten uiht. mas man NIT ms tbrr,
miiroe uno 9laubten BON elmer 8auberbanoe
i~iberfouen an iein. liner 8ittenuu sSleben.
has man ms erlonben m1tte. baR mir me.
niaifens oen1o Sleiber berausnehmen unb
ms bebedsu unb befleibeu f%Duuteu. NOR per.
oebens. mon hat uns faum 2eit oeuuo oez
NNeben. nm ms bem SouSe an fommen. Senn1
lie bobeu bic iSirber naderb hiudusoemorieu.
mid, nnb meinen @hlpooer. mn meme
ssroil. Sic lett fisbsn Monot ihmonoer III.
SUeihlaoeu unS ami has iheuslidbite bebom,
SeIt' Sic Woune hat mann Sos Mobnbous
mn ome Iebsuoeb1ube oboehrnnnf mn
ue1u iraenb sSenlaub bon unltrer Nos
mile etnas Sleioer All rstten periudte, hat
ielbioe ss mieber in bos 9Seuer oetporfen.
Sd babe bel oieiem lhredlidIn llebsrfau ale
meine 8Qpiere, SauSmerf,eua, ale Sletosr.
8etten, SsrmSaen, fur, mir babeu @les Der.
loren mas mir IN unlsrm Selib hatteu. uno
iinb plotlif, bird zen llufua bteIer masfir.
len Souoe in elnen trauriasn 4ultano per.
lest. Uiein SGspassr Srnle mo 6amilie,
bic ebeniaas gass perloren boben pno i,d
porber in outsn llmitanoen unO perm1oeub
beiouoeu. i0nncu gfidts fGr uns tbuu uup
miiien farm Wotb fir lid ieIbff. !Sh Bin
Elm ceutider 8araer. Sd mo meme ga.
mile IND pur6 Sbiefen iGredtiden llufua
unb obne iraero eine Serunlaluna in eineR
betriibtsn Sufano periett uno meme B,tte
Qeht oahin, oas sic ft@ iir mid, uno meme
Eamille oer9etalt iutsriFtren miirSen, bas
mir meni9ltenS einen unterbalt bsfDmmen
nnb uniere @riieus ii6ern t6nnen uuo ion.