New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
MARRYING FOR BANK IN FRANCE
From The London Globe.

~ do,reas the traditions of the old aubOurg wore
lost There was a marked tendency AMONG tne -,
descendants of the prenC TO quit the old mansions III
tre Pine saint Dominique and the Rue de Greuelie
and settle down IN the Faubourg SAINT hohore ihe
boulevard Nialesherbes, OF other quarters adJounp
fhe Arc de lrIomphe. inducements were not want
ing Rich parents were Wiling enough 10 Gi'e
handsome dowiies 10 future sons-n-aW proyuIn9
their daughters could find eligible ana tltied nus
bands The granddaughter OF NJ Faliee mus ~
came DuchesSe dc la TemOille ana fIheeSse &c
Tnrentc-one of the oldest titles III France "hllo
the Duchess dU can clam very cos re ,ii
shp To he widow ClicquOt; the Princess de sag III
i The daughter Of the famous hnanclei oclIoio'
and her sistcrin-law the Duches5o dc MontmorenGy'
owes her large fortune 70 her grandtather VI.
Aorado The banker. Grcfulhe. one of the largest
Iandbo doris IN Paris rcgided the escutcheon OF the
House OF Arcnberg Charles LiIh1te opI"nc tiie
Inarouisate Of Gahifet for his daughter; ana the
,n,llons of Saw the sugar rener, have gone 10 el-
rich the De BIOglles he FrihcesSe 'AuillIe ne
Poiignac was Madcinoiseue LangenDeI9T; het
sst.r-in-law. the Princess Guy a. I"~iia'' a. ="
Nodcrroselle POmmcrV of Rheims the tutufe
Dnchrsse de Richeleu Is related to the Heihe
family; and there are few cases where lhe rlch
financicr or Wcrch9nt prince mas iahcu III gV'''"
RIcn mlrnaQes have been sought by younger
sons aud tuc fortunes Whlcn nave nerh sc%1leieG ~
the winds hY The Rcvoiuu0n are 9aunaIF "'ins
gathered round tie great names Whlch hEuie III ING
"Alnanach lie Gotha." Prince Lubomreki dropped
he peu of the novelist 10 marry the willow BOl ef,
whose Fan de Cannes" continues 10 be made not
wItns.andng the * cution Of the Decree, when
has slapped the dlstlllation of Chartrruse ana
.
| Radzwlll n relation by marriage, renounced his
high position al the Imperial Court or ~ Peters
| burg 10 lake uD bis residence IN france ana marry
the eldest daughter of VI. Blanc, the Prince III Mon
AGO and the benefactOr of the rock OF Monte Carlo.
There has been more less romance about al these
| weddings At tunes ambition and poverty have
! been weighed in the scale, and the sefsbneSs OF
| some who have not had the courage to deny tsem,
selves she good things OF this world has compelled
! them To become fortuDe-hunters Al any rae, as
soon as an heiress makes her appearance IN society
! sh- is sure to be cOuTted Ivy those who IN their
leisure hours are continually talking OF the pres
! lee which should attach to the name they De?r
Another democratic marriage will have 10 be m
! cluded in the next Issue OF the " Almanach de
! GOthav This time the course Of rne love has run
| smooth. There has been no ambition on elther
side and a romance almost Ike dream has become
! reality MademOisee Mare Blame. the DeneiactIess
of the people of Monaco whose fortune has been en-,
tIreiv devoted to establishing manuiacio1les ana
! workshops where the NOuc2asques coIid develop
their talent, was this morning led to the affair ny
Prince Roland BOuaparte, "A subaltern III the 3Oth
Regiment oil the Line. Those who know the Young
lady wall readily acknowledge that 1t would De
dilicult to find aAY one VINO has made more noOle
use of their fortune who has done more towards
promoting q taste for art IN the Pnnclpailty where
the name OF her family is a household word Her
rich dowrv at tracted number OF sult0rs; Dut no
title could tempt her. and she preferred 10 wait NO.
til her heart had spoken.