The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-18
How an Albanian Slave Girl Acct
ed the Interests Of Three Countries.

who, when d crime was reported at his
bureau, asked, before knowing any OF the
circumstances, Nv no is the woman ~ con-
trlDuted ali axiom to the science ot dctec-
ton by the aid OF which other than crimi-
nal problems might find solution. At the
present moment all Europe is in Il hub
bub ostensibly arising from adherence on
the part of England to traditional senti-
ments touching the maintenance of the
Ottoman Empire, and a desire on the part
OF Russia to rearrange the map of South
ern Europe. The French police minister
to whom we have referred would not have
been satisfied with such an explanation,
but would have asked. "Who is the wo-
man? ," The diary of n French nobleman
the proof sheets of which We're sup
pressed by order OF the late Emperor Ma
poleon, but which are shortly to be repro
duced by Messrs Bertier II Calvin OF the
Boulevard Seyastopol- enables our PARIS
correspondent to supply the answer by
saying, "A beautiful Albanian slave" The
story, extracted from the prooi-shect7 of
the forthcoming publication. is shortly
this: When the occupation Of Paris by the
allies was 1T an end and the various
crowned heads and princes were depart
ing to their own dominions, certain i'm
portant dispatches of Joint import were
| sent from the Duke of " eilmgton and the
newly -installed French government to the
| Sultan.
The bearer cl the French dispatch was
Young French nobpman. the Ncomta
de Nj, since become a supporter of
the Legitimist party in France, while the
Duke OF Weilngton'a dispatch was IN
trusted to al attache of the English en-
bassv who has since become famous ior
his vigorous and undertaking anl;.gonism
to Russia and her policy 10 the east While
| waiting at Constantinople for the @nsWer-
| ing dispatches-as was then the custom
| they came IN contact with 4 number Of
| strangers who by one way o. another nad
reached the B0sphorus, among whom was
a Russian Of distinguished presence and
apparently incXhaustble pecuniary re
| sources. On several occasions the young
| Englshman ana the Russian had found
| themselves IN friendly rivalry; but At a
| reception At the Austrian ambassador an
| alteration arose between them which at
! one moment threatened to have a serious
| enling. The conversation turning upon
| the recent events in Europe. the Russian
| twitted the Young attacte upon Enriand's
attitude during The French revolution.
stating that the Enoish government hat
looked coldIy on while that conyulsiou
took place, and only nterirred when their
own interests were threatened.
| V'o commend thp l,nnlj.h .,o,.,,,.o.,,o,,f
| for their wisdom, bat Sin S. g., re-
| plied--so says the diary-that but for Eng
lands interference and her victories on
The neninsula Nanoieon wouli thrn be
hoIdi,o his CONT IN Eus.;a in.,..aI ~ thn
allied soyprcions hning IN ..,ris and aIl-
cd that. INIT toT thp nnT1;,Iv M pussi. Hn,,,-
narte would newer h4yp bern in > 1ns;tinn
10 threaten Itnolan1 TIC rn.ii,n VA
nlied that fine statonen+ VA f,lsn .nl
Inc youno EnoIishman h,l turnej in sui
dan wrafh and was ahont to stril,n fha
man who had Questioned III. word whom
the latter stannino hack tn.avoid The Llo,v
rrocla;na1 hir,ca7f IN La ia l&,,,.n,,,it,
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| tho otbor onostc of n,,.n ;nterfnroI onI
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