The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-19

but without truth that little by little the i'tue oc.
erings Of Nine do Caux became moro grave anu sa''
rise TO scenes most offensive 70 hor nusoxn Nina ds
That At last on the Atm Of February, leII, nme. 10
Caux threw away completely the mask, ana, weaI'oa,
doubt, ut not being able 10 force ner nuspaua "
imagined the scene at tho Hotel Demouth, ~ ..
Potersbufg IN which she pretended 10 nave 0con ~
That from that moment the petitioner had NO douos
to tho end which his vile had IN view, which WAS
the securing Of ner freedom by separation OF
order 10 live In her way, according TO the pau
pendants which had developed day py any IN ncr
heart. tI
burg the 18th Of February alter the imaginary scene
spoken Of above, received Immediately on his arrival
year bsors u. Pesa.n. Of hs cy rroans Of he
Seine, Tor the preliminary OF Cancellation necessary
before all separation Of body ~
order OF the President, the 18th oi February, with
that the pretended scene which was stated to have
occurred on the l4th At ST. Petersburg 10 DO con.
vInccd tina, all arranged aud agreed upon before
hand.
cant. az
That 10 fact, " DOUBT could exist as to the nten'
tons or Mmc. do caux, Il would be enaced by the
OF certain Journals, among others OF the Nor.
gem Iosk Of Vienna winch, under date OF the LIST OF
1870 SUI aks p.s on t 1v
petition OF the latter and this TOR an end, which the
journal does not take care to dssimuate
That Il was not without bitter sorrow that the Mar.
outs de Caux read in tue account OF tho wrongs attrb
uted TO him ridiculous and offensive impulasons des.
ttue oven OF semblance oil truth, anu against which
protest strongly his character his birth and his social
standing.
That no will easily show ut the proper time the moth.
Of these accusations but that ms
care should not limit itself TO the defending himself
against the allegations hgnty brought against him.
That II is his dut1 TO himself demand separation OF
body against Nine do Caux.
Tbut II will suice 10 justify his demand land without
tho necessity going buck 10 earlier dacs to recall
hero the use TO winch Nine de Caux put the liberty
reside away IRON her husband and TO con.
tinue her engagements IN foreign countries
That II is not tue intention Of NJ dc Caux 70 IN
quirc into ana establish TO what point his wife has
reached her iorgetiuess oil her duscs but that he
10 10 the right to complain OF her attitude IN public
and her actous ~ time when her situation demands
the greatest reserve VI conduct
That accused by public notorioty OF having cupabo
relations with lyric ARTIST her nrst care OF her per-
sonal dignity we'll NJ the respect due to her name
made II duty for ner 10 protest against such grave
That lar from that she has but gwen credence her,
self the imputa0ns by hor attitude and her afec-
taton oil appearing public, Of travelling, OF living in
tho same hosels and houses. OF living In one word, in
open intimacy with one whom Tho press Of all coun-
tries designate AZ hor lover
hat these facts suioe establish the Of the
defendant.
For these reasons,
May il please the tribunal TO declare the separation
on the request oil the Marquis de Csux.
II 10 we'll known that tue separation OF the body en-
tails a separation OF property Now, Adena Patti and
the Marquis do Caux married without contract
that Is say, under the terms OF the law and The
regime OF community. The fortune OF the couple Will
appears to be rerabls NJ. do Caux has economically
managed his wlies earnings Ono million eight hun
thousand francs spoken OF, Of which half Eat
uray comes 70 the MarQua