, 1879-07-10

inv ronIi]nn {nr iA,t., they cnnld tint! INC in nt.
other. snmcttnc. tr"lr',': nav. ,.s Ssn snsh' 10
oilers. hut prefer rros'Hlns ~ mn 10 tn. hnTs"t
nj marrying pcsaon nm indifferent TO- Yon arc
very hhrry In every respect, loo much 70 TO Gun:
fe,Ssn exe wv ~ uope. e bit il Is inpossbcma s"se
mr,a in tornsn country; hst lifc. loo. s to!-
it,ry except wnr, in rnhlic, which ts not half Tho
' y pIf Il 1eset f1I s e xcsr
spcn,'. which. ynn kaow, MAXI only g. oon!. --not
cnoush to support me- oAt Of my own family, where
l haso nothing to apcnd in eating. or III carriages.
tcAf, etc.
She IN. not remain long eorrt1 by AmcrIca.
for she again sailed for France June y. 1875.
We ase given letters
WHITTIER pr PRINCE sEnoME TO Ills son.
It tntst have seemed strntge TO hin to write to
ille yn1lng .oro.nc ns a father when ilc refused
to acknowledge III. nottirF, but Princes arc
uftcn obliged to do rcr, stranec eh!ngs.
When Nine. Nonalmrtc received the news ol +
her btutl,cr'3 marriage she wr,tG to her father:
william, has eoninsit,vs. Marrying y almost
crime IN MY eyes, acca'e An .c.s1ns'ed TINT tae
1nentny thn nuu,berof nnhappy beings. II people |
rcltec:ea they would nevtr marry. because thev
cntAn mt4ery upon themselves Wheh thfT otlns
children into tho world.
Prince Jrrofnc wa* ycry nnxtous to lrave his |
son stnv viii! him altogether, piat tte young
tnn,l objected On tr grnunti that EHrGpenn ettE-
toms were tltstastcEnl tn him, aud ho believed !
ca,,d "hayc nm opportunity OF getting for. |
ward" Tic regrets sln!t his father's peetntary
n'1aira arc IN s'cl' state TINT there was nol tie
least hopr Of any assistance iron hin; That tllt
greater rortini Of slmc. Mere's fortune hns
hem CONSUMED In s,,nturting her extrayagant
chire,l, eurli of whom was richer than she WIS
y f@o sl hos.a o' y;sr s rest of s
to S15,00U d ycar, but $30, ,HM ycar would not
cover his expenses. n'il the excess OF us *
lenses over his iucornc las to to supplied by hts
1>ou han1t trnt1ttp ~
years frou, 81. f.0shO, 100 to $3J3, QUO.
Two wears after bis rrturn to America, Jcr0me
bctlnle cslgngcd to he ,narricd to young lady
OF Baltimore. This mnrr!aco was
AsEyE'.E nf.ow III HIS MOTHER,
who Ind intended lin to marry lntly Of rank
She acted like III tt,snnu woman whtla her dis
appointment was trcsb, M,Hl wrote tho bsttcrrst
sort OF letters to her father on the subject. She
snyt:
This marriage must. ns yon both and cvcry ono
Anrw. IN. 1spsrats mo ftan nv son Il nnss, d yon
all iureuaw and calculated nlon. be to me during
life a tource u aeep R1!licton and burning shame
i'oulll even hclieye w!nt sincerely ieslrc-t!at
thc Judgment which planned u will prove superior
10 1alne-no onc cvcs anrpotod, none wiio like or
respect me CAN ever wish mo 10 forget Inc ttcAt'
Ment have received.
Prince jerome, however, seemed vol pleased
With his sous n,arrage. lie writes;
Mr DIAN Cn'tp: llnatcn to answer yons letter
fafS b.ee ri
NO Important Al, event, suppose that ron have
carefully considered the matter: aud nlthonsh ny
consent is not necessary, send you my pnternai
i,Icssi,,v aud wishes for your happiness. put
nuise al eate by knowing that you have the asssnt
brouEht abo,. by thc good and worthy Mr. patter.
SON. learn Will, pleasure what yonr grandfather
n I ne s yo a%s teo e t. rc an tndowsa @ viii
| nli good qualities. fonr, happness, my tcar
child will ncyrrttleless only .lsnend @ o. yonssef.
lnlsc pn.!ton. Now, tho most natural thing for
% IN A9srIcan etizen. ioa viii certainly ind your.
scf in TINT position happfcr In every way than your
| br0thcrs nIh slater.
Nine. Donaparto now made un her mind to
SPEND HER MONEY AND ENJOY HERSELF.
Before this time she says:
| lvftcn tried to reason mrscIf Into the courage
neccsIAry to commit snicido when contemplated
u ong lite 10 b. pnssct in a trading town. where
everything contrnstcd 10 strongly with my wishes
Now snc las determined to make chauec In
i Scr fftnDnsr, os 1tatsAt+ -.- :,
have hitherto lived In the tneanost, most COM
| fortress manner. ns you all know. Tho mlHnly
/" which avo hesn Obliged 10 resort to colloct NJ
me- In every scspcct. II could have mails tol-
ctahle appearance It would have changed u,Y affairs
ill., i.is isfo would have been to mo than it has beon.
shall In future spend 81, 600 year. ;.
sse q # fps s a
ence. Ny life, frsu, the 'Sant OF money, has bccu
II t!nguviiNg burden.
Nine. younpartc, parslmontous IN ait other
mntirrs, wns not so. Mr.. DdIer tells us, Ia re-.
| gard 10 tlrrss alhl ornaments. A letter from
. Icr tp Il friend IN Baltimore las recently beer
discovered, In which sllu describes ao1no Of hut
I jewris, and affords glimpse Of ler inner lfc
r showing tint tler eager actlrc, and uuecasinE
pursuit OF worldly pleasure had ended In cnnu
. nti1 disappointment. Mime. Bonapartc HnB ui
| the time Al years old and still
bsE Or TIE MOST DEAuTlru1. WoMEN IN HU
ll0pE.
The letter Is dated "ticneyn, sOth March, 1852,
! mud, after speaking OF her future plans,-At,
for the summer anil Paris the next W!ntcr,-sAs
says;
| have lad all my omera1ds md diamonds, wilt
twenty largs ucats aud threc white topazcs, adde,
to nnyera! rings anhi my garnet ctoss made Into
n,aGnitsent ornament ter my head. Ny solttafr
% pa t"nco T buIonxiug @ to jrincess nor,hcsc) nnv
= diamond eafter rtn:. ny emerald finE ny oi's5a
= i :oyal ornament. Il + eonttl.ed 10 serv
= = whitu topazcs are to be 1niaaken for diamonds.
i" tan yo1: fos l"se Of money, contsfe to send m
neeklaco % and psctend stn.. they are dIauonis. 10
y want, tau, AZ many az will make buckle for N
: scit, ;-no onS has them n Europe and they ar
!. Ind l,um In baltimore, untt do cantrtEo 10 foswar
thcm r. nv y s"n,e riyass ., sonsoyaaes to ,ay
- eyrn II hay0 ton many for myself rRn give VIII
!. left 10 Tie Princess. who Is famous foF maxim
~ +. shifts md wearing false rrecioHH stonek nMl Il
= rnntrsnnccs ot every sost u nuke MI appenrane
!, IN economical elegance. p0 not shlyslsall
II about these white lotnxes lty tho way. II cun
r. procure large yellow topax shon!d not be sosr,
j. All DYING WITH EENuI,
Il and do not know in what way person OF my ar
can lie amused. am tired Of rsadng and of d
,r ways u killing ttmr. ] hear Hal pF1nce .lrrnn
ai in Wits living at FIoErnce. w1,tct Will pr
~ srAl from returning thsre. There ]unist
NJ ties nt ltnsanu women tn GeHcya, hrcAuse The
~ Emperor !nrn nai permit ihcm tU gn tu Iati
II Pt,nreHx Iahlln talfxln, however, Ia going for
a. few weeks tu purchase Hurry.
,e duzr away existence: uua too old to cognc
1. ami wtEnnt This Ktt1nEAnL t!le with cnnHl. IT
rrv*. tri's ln krep o Mp to ths toll NJ drrs.t.
II | hy ..ftIn. ,lr that au A beauty. am tircG
Ut tfs au llrcd IT fRsil1g lived, DO Try to get lue
UT .iIn: VI whitc lo!Mxss. y bore t" Kfo" q"
RI Tie Er,rsaus a1o to0 odtnus fur Huy decent pr
=. son u lise With then l.ord Nnfu,A,ly IL hain'
40 tiaverunr OF duninlca. What fn!l frpu hfs slc
. Ire ut EluteIec! Int hu has M nl0uuT aud gre
IN tlrbts. VIVA very initmsto with l4udy Sor1uant
In lhu !Ast yvar of tr reign Ut FI0reDrr. s;hs ia
W very 'lutnsetsenrs nf fastiou thu Inc nowes