New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

told that the ri bon hacking thread wGs substituted.
which was invisible az treat height. CA .tco 'l
signal the dove Jew of again. cymtea AMI cirt
back 20 rfs aquillne perch. a thlnl tlHe III M''t
through fire same evolution. hp lGdr wondered
and admired aud took the aUp9Utlon - ,le iht Is
bird as one OK the LaupIe~t augurF. 40 was sent ,o
show hat fine Prince WAS t Ken 10 Ger 1ilC 1Nu
that be desired peace among hIs t,I'wg aul Gl.y
OF aim. was ~ fortunate tI4t a. blouse. WHO ual
thread. sever tue tlrnaGw Ln t1a the sa'ae
broke ou.-aud against TIE Iai,u ut h."f
ky, we eoT'i p receive LIat tine dove was manip-
ulateI aH tue AaU u.cu 20 be nc hunting parties h
the 0!deu tLI,.
St. Auggsuus's is p small cofiaed-sha7cl church.
The principal en- lrauco Is porch in the Byzantine
STYLE the narrow end Of which commands large
square where many streets and avenues converge.
Owing TO the smaliucss Of the building and the
number OF mou1ners expected. there wa- no cata-
fa que In DO midst su-u0uured bY counterfeit
coffin. From behind the altar which was droprd
lu black. rose a White cross u about eight feet
I'm beigtH, formed Of white roses aud Vlo-
lets. he ceremony was not an imposing one,
huf would bc an uufltthful chrUrcIer IF did not
record that never saw sadder congregation Inc
prevailing spirit was OHe OF the deepest grlrt A
vast numlaS o. places had been Te 'rvcd for IN
miiIars OF fic IulerCs IN the time ui TIE emperor
Napoleon and tie Empress Eugene. lley had
known Prince Luui7 Napoleon In bis childhood ~
his infancy. M his adolescence, and IN lls manhood
and had fixed their hopes on hun. Pdfusdus ana
personal friend, they az once were. Nobody i0oheu
more Crcyed than Lord Lyons, The i'm i-h AlADd--
sador At the close Of the Mass Il white-Dcarded
old man, who sitting near the uo"T'
walked ND the nave, assembled the altar,
steps, knelt dovCu,ly and made signs 70 the 0iltl-
ang priest tuat he wished 90 communicate ioF tne
soul. repo-e OF the Il-staUed Prince, ot whom ne
Lad been, aftcrwaTd learned. ydiet-de-cuamei e.
TINS incident which was NOT preUcdIja,cd, SET tAe
Princess MatuIide weeping. her tears were VlalD'e
b. nobody: but the sUUS were audible, tie head WIS
bent forward and q handkerchief kept close u
the eyes.
All the ladies wore the deepest mourning gar
meuu which IN France are p!ain-skirted merno
dresses. black shawI- OF mau-les trimmed with
Grape, aud wells so thica as to hide completely
the faces o. tie wearers, and 50 long as to drape
their figures. Prince Napoleon at the close OF the
ceremony passed ont 40 side door followed by hl'
s0us and by his sisters az whose country house at
II. 5raJl3u De passed rue noe OF li7V 'u-lld W
when understand It was greed between them Tor
him 90 retire % Itaiv, aud leave us followers 10
watch tHe political ches board and agta.e Tor NM
The Princess MatlIIGe Ia a woman OF striking
originality of character (which Is not marred h}
ecccutrcityl, of masculine intellect ana trm-
IuIne slDleiy. she paints poI'..,il In - ma
terly sly Her house u Tue leaoIO, d
artistic celebrities. IL was she who enabled
Louis NAPOLEON to -uhoTn generals aud officers when
he WI, planning the coup nctat, ana size raiiei me
shattered ranks of the lWpcllast party toward The
close of Louis Pm'iDpe'- reign. A that tlme she was
"A woman of dazzling beauty. she exercised the
power which strong minds have over weak, had the
Huaaucy which clever l"ncy give. aud the carIal
charms OF % NagIalrn Of Guido. Her wealth. was
GREAT aud her drunken husband, Prince Anat0e
ba,uiduf was forbidden by TIE Car Nicholas TO
apuroach nearer than 800 leagues 10 the city III
watch she resided. Princess MatbiiI' is now,
10 Is believed, the wife Of an obscure young
ralUfcf Sine has not been on Intimate terms wllh
her brother. but sIe is warmly attached TO his
O. n ..ru and or some time has euteayOred ~ put
forward her nephew, Prince victor, rs "a conn o. :
Caesar. The Prince Imperial she liked for ms
fathers sake, bat she would never admit that ne
was Of " the blood" and she Letested Tue Impress
Eugfnfc. "tIc evil gcuiI. of France and The Napo
lcons7 Princess M5rIi de quarrelied with Prince
N.ppL.ou time aItpI tine about Jhe scandals OF u.S
gsa.es,.. lt. and the treatment hla wife me, VII.
from him He has been the companion Of
low adyauturesscs. and is now the pubhc
Slave OF the Margui,e de C-sy. Cora
Pearl travelled with nm i'm the west OF Ensi.nd
and i'm Austria rs the Princess Clotilde. sense
0f drrrpsv was denied lIm by Nature. and he
never sought to acquire d.. 10 tins respect DE i3
truly the niusmau OF The late Prince OF Orange, who
y,.. /, J,pue,, of Catherine. OF WurtemDerL the a.
.rpt.d wife of Prince jerome. \ mot Ok The
Princess on % late occasion was. Nv brother i
the uuSt intelligent man mat j know. But az
morale cost .n sans cr5'ie Il NEST pas accent