New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

=. ,A,s,e,ap. and the mother Of four children One
rins last June as she sitting on great stone IN
ort ~ her house. and watching for her husbahu WHO
hd been attending patient at long distance heigh
,or named Whitbeck aecOsted her. aud aIter allu0hg
10 the absence Of the Doctor and the recent discharge OF
,S. hired girl proceeded 20 relate strange dream
rbcb ne had had He was living In the same house WIN
her as the and she asked HIM to go down an in9
me collar and drive out dog he said that ne Wouu 90
A. she would promise him kiss, and she agreed 70 give
bim one; and when he had driven out tine COG
b went no stairs and got the KISS but strange to relate
The cheek which he kissed suddenly turned black where
upon he awoke Mrs. Mead remarked that dreams "e b
very strange things and then turned 10 60 lhlo Wy
house Her neiehbor seized her by the shoulder anu
attempting 20 draw her toward HIM, sad daSsIo, ,ist
may not the dream come true Can't nave the Alss aS
way !" To which she replied, with maghiou ~ o,ut an
fright No., and placing her hana "a, afn bnnse and locked
the door. The lady brought suit Tor assault % rt aSs
and recovered S40O in the Albany county "'u'' "''
Prince Napoleon has a remarkable article IN
The current number of the des Dear Modes entt-
tied The Alliances Of tho Empire In 1869 and 1871
His aim seems to be TO prove that but for the clerical
PARTY France would not have lost AsaceLorraine lie
relates that in s69 there exchange OF letters De
tween the EmperOrs Of France ana Austria ana the hing
f Italy on the subject defensive and offensive treaty
In resistance 10 Prussia Austria desired That Italy
,hould be included in the alliance aud the latter rover
would only sign treaty the condition OF obtnihhg
Rome aud this concession Napoleon III was oath 10
make When the Spanish affair cropped out, the frehc
Emperor Rt once perceived the necessity lor PIonP'
concluding the triple alliance In July, 1870, he re-
,umed tho negotiations Of 1862 and proposed to sign
treaty In three articles, stpuang the armed acon VI
the three Powers Italy, always encouraged by Austria
IN her anti Papal eXigencies, added fourth auc 10
the effect that France engaged herself 10 maze Ie
accent a uaOdus Vipendi with Italy. TINS addoha hfl-
Gle which she proposed should remain secret Mts
uupOrtpd with great vivaclty by Austria Genefal uI,
Uh5 was engaged these negotiations wrote 70 nc Dc
de Cramont that Il would be impossible Tor ltay 10
uoye unless the French Emperor could give secret
promises to Italy concerning Rome. The reply sent 70
the FreDch Ambassador at Vienna was " lelI GS1eI3
Turr that do nothing a. regaius ioiue
her remain whore she Is. hs
woud SIGN nothing without Italy, ana itay lc9I VI VI
the propi.e OF Rome the 10th Of July, lS'u baron
Beust sent dispatch 70 Prince Mettetnlrn m ugink
eyneuaon OF Rome by the French troops, ana aduhg
"The ny the French leave the POntilcai states te l
fans must allowed the right Of eue ring luelh VIII
ronsent France and Austria We shall never nave lHe
italians heartily with until We extract the hohhh
thorn When the Italian envoy, amer passing li"uSu
Vienna reached Paris, Napoleon Ill had slarteu lU
Metz. Italy required lime TO prepare Tor war; anu
Austria also demanded few weeks; the TWO fONers
could not possibly be ready before the middle OF sep
tember. The Emperor undecided Irlhce NaPnlculi
urged him TO sign the treaty In spite OF iaul'' OF
orthOgraphy II victorious, he SAID, we sha II
h. abie 10 Obtain notifications, aud II We get beaten
we shall at least have this treaty behind when We may
entrench ourselves But sign before the fortune ol
has declared In favor against us NaOle1h III
su refused 70 yield ON the subject OF Rome lnc fIcv
Government confident Of victory ana that hltI3
success would decide Austria and Italy 10 reuOhhCt
when the Emperor was Ccaons, that Prince Napoleon
was dispatched mission 70 ltay 10 utlhlu, lnv ~
armed assistance OF Austria and Italy, lcaN hS l'nS
lIee do what she liked at Rome But II WIS tVo l'''