, 1879-02-20

Tie Pnpnl Aristocracy IicconinE Kccoucilcd
to tho Fatt Accumptt-Acccptng tho H.
evlta1Ie.
Corrtspondfnes London Gaxeite
RostE, Jan. G0.-For the first time since 1870
Roman arfstocracy arc opening their salous to
society thIs Winter. Families who have ostcn-
tatlous!y kent awny from Homo during tho sea-
Il, or those who, though In Romc, either
pointcd}y rctrafucd frum entertaining, or ii they
d!d SO did it as It were with closed doors. hayo
this ycnr returned to tcir pnuccs n,,i t1icir old
ways, an.l the week Is not long enough for all
the evenings that havo 10 be crammcd Into It.
The mourning for tic old order Of things could
not Inst forever, anu II mav truly be said tat it
laslcl as long us 1t did mainly frop, personal
affection for Pio Mono, atrl dcfcrcuco to his
feelings; even ia tho last gear or 40 Of l.Is reign
there were siVns thut reconciliation wns not
far of; ut,d now that le Is dcatl, md the King
who "dcspollca" F" him Ia dead too, II las
como to uass. :. Tie Uorgheses may bo
considered o. tic chef lenders Of tho react,op-
ary party Qt wus attributed to tho Princess that
m attempt at bringing tho two parties together
failed 6on,o four or i've yea1s ago) anu they aro
once m ore established IN their palace, unu re-.
cctve OIL Sunday evenings AZ In days gone by ;
and, though thry do not danco tllrru ret, there
IL talk OF big ball lcforc Carnival Is over
Numerous other families arc following 81 good
Van example, nn, now that the lee Ia broken, wu
lnay look for the good old days that people have
heon Btghlns Tor these eight years past. The
Cardinals, too arc coming out again, mud their
SCARLET stockings and robes nny bo seen dis.
crcctly n!ng'itE. as Of old. with tlc other
po1,ps nnd yanttics as evening entertainments.
Of course, tho 1us0n OF parttes Ia not complete.
Cnrlinll Nina would Bcntrely consent to ll1crt
the Governor ni TT. Angelo; but there nrc honu
houses whcrc the lire Of dctnarkation Inns been
drawE yery fncc, a'ld ws,rss tLe lca'lers ot
Mtnglctt!, for lnstatlcu-tncet the members
Of tho old Roman aFistoerary oil friendly foot
tng; md, no doubt, tl!cac houses will incrrasc.
Tie new generation lhut IL growing up Inns not
peoulo marry they look rathcr to rccelyfnt;
p!casant pcuple than to thu color uE their RON
ytc,!ous; uni the more they mix In soeicty tho
n,oru they tinl II Is rossId!o to get OH without
in ptlcr tlllngs th!s year: the young mcn have
takcn to hunting aEaln. with tls sesult that Tie
lnecls nto cnllycsicd by scyrral tnuro fnllr.i1l-
lla.nls MnG trags luIl of facrs that haye not been
to come ntf III alnrch ssill probably be ruyer fur
the same rcaHon. Tie hunting Inns btc,i fairly
good th's tcason, Notwithstanding the heavy
Faln wLe!, n'adn 'ns grou'nl 1 Ycry l'sayy up ~
larger but for the Hunt Club in.ist-
srrlption {Ef0 atcrling} II ulau g0eB unt
outy twice. OF cuurs0 En.ltshmrn who aru
only here fur n few wcuks III nut care tu 70 out
On such terms. Rune has gntncd very murf,
Alneu 1870 In tse Court md tic var,uua AEbassa-
doris accredited to 1t. There WIS lust night
diplomatic dinner ut Court, ntAi q reception
afterwartsn at tho Austrian Embassy, which filled
tl,t p!azza Colonna al.Il the CoFko, nrar tho
Chtgt Palnee with carrtagcs. llaron ypn Ke,t-
dell the Gtrman Ambassador anil distinguish.
ed lovettof ,nusfc, has alrcady given one Of two
musical parties, ai,tl proInsrs two b1l IL lnrlE
Carnival. Tic Hussiun Enbassy had grand
reception for their New-Yeurs hay, nHd The
French Anu Austrian Ambassadors give tWo
balls eaclt heforn Lent. T!le lArgs tiew wing
oelnS adtlcd to The Eugllsh Embassy Is not ret
qutte cump'ase0, ~ nothing ca'i ho dono
tt'crnt but as tllo spring adyances Lady Puget
rtll slvr QUO or two Enraun p1rtes. Besides
At.d nboye ttcsc, thu Cu1st gives Two gruiNl
bulls; the rooms lial been procured Just 6eforo
Victor Emnanucl'a death, hut 0wluI, 10 lilu
Court mourning they could not hu used last
yCar; all tlIeEu arn also many private houses
ntld clubs whIv! give ono or two bulls durII!g
Carnival. Alunng tllG Eng!sil, except tho
n!Odtbt "teA.nght,h n there II not much dolnE;
there arc nut mauY English III Home this VIII.
ter, lnl the raee OF tHo5u who usrl 10 tatv a
handsome apartment and entertain largely
sectna to t,c anust, II not qultt, uxtthct there
10 gfeat deal OF st,rial iutcrrourao at pcnpic'4
afternoons nntf evenings, WHICH II potilaDs u
pleasant, hut It hceoinca rather monotouol1a
when you follow the snilln set OF people from
one persona huusu to un0ilrr; mt! It Il DIM
cult to avoid nu inwatA conviction that they
thiuk tlic same VI yuu.