New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24

their proposal" the lady went on in the same airy
manner and have concluded 70 go nrond and sat
| looking out into the garden. ",
politani ~ ,o.s
l have visited Naples. however. went there sew
eral years ago with the Duke. When we were near
the city the king came out to meet us Win lroop
| of horse and when entered, the people came
about with gifts Of every sort as they came to the
Jubilee o; the Holy Father. One had q basket OF OF
eggs another basket of oranges, another PAIR OF
chickens They all brought something :,
| She spoke with graceful, laughing ease, ana all
the indulgence Of sovereign pleased with her popu-
larity. while amused by the simple demonstrations
| of her people
The sister returned. ,
Il told the doctor what You wanted, Duchess .
| she said and he will send II up -,
The Duchess bent her head carclessly, without
! looking at the nun. =,
must go down to the community Tor lew lew
| Minutes Sister Agnes said to Valera. = III you
want 10 90 upstairs before ] come back one OF the
| girls will 90 with yon" And she went. ,
| The door Of the sald opened abruptly ana vcLy
large stern-faccd woman came out, aud crossed me
! anteroOm TO Valera, whom she confronted angrly'
Yon a rascal" she said violently in English.
| What have / done 7" Naleria asked shrinking.
| For the woman seemed about to strike her; .
| "You have said that am the Count dc M9rny
and ! am Louis Philippe, the KING" crlod the
| woman. ,.
ION the contrary, always maintained that you
were the king Naleria replied .1
You are a rascal ~ cried the woman nniappease.a,
"Will you say something 70 hcf slu '"i'ii" "
| the nurse | cannot bear this ~
Go and sit down, Madame" commanded the
nurse She won't hurt you," she added to lal'Iit'
| Madama went and seated herself IN chair ana,
| losing after n moment her look OF anger began 10
smile and talk aiiably in English to an lmaRlhIy
company, nOdding and answering reinark uhnCa a.
by all but herself, and totally UNCONSCIOUS Vi 'no
| people really present A. -
| sdld and walking to and fro, began to decaiIh
| violently against the Italian Government, ana 10
recount the wrongs Of the Pope. The Donna ! aus
tina who had been sitting quietly NJ lcr Iat' ~;
and began to make cOurtesies 10 Nalerla anu ~
| sisted on kissing her hand. ! he Donna ianu'"
| burst out Of another room, followed by fldella' ue
nurse, who tried in vain to stop her lieI 49,
| were flashing with fury. her mouth was ara" !,
down at the corners. and she grOwlcd herccly anu
ran about with her head down. like Wild bnll,
! striking at everything IN her way. Al Hgn vi
beauty was Oblitcrated from her face she was q
without waiting for help. valeria rose and has as
| tened half faintng Ia the stairway. one OF the
nurses followed and helped her mp 10 her CHAMBER
! and left her alone in the growing twilight; ~.
This. then, was the quiet and peace when inv
| had promised hcrl This Was the house where la,lcS
| who were little nervous Wcht ior qui''' "'S
/ called the Donna Claudia little nervous 80,
! Nalcria was too weak ia feel indignant. she was
simply terrified She started at a slight sound, ran
ewing that one IT those terrible women had foloWcd
| her upstairs. She went to the door ana tilrd 70
fastcn It. but there was no bolt nor atch on lne
! inside She longed 10 hc locked in. Then things
began 10 seem strange 10 her. and she doubt1d II
/ she had not imagined that horrible scene below
! and If II was not she who was MAJ. She NaS u,
precisely the state in which the persons VINO had
planned il not those " ho had carried ont, her near
! ccration had known that she would be. placed IN
| her weak and sensitive condition m such COM
/ pany. She was IN danger of gong MAD.
! Some ~ the details Of Naleria'7 troubles dunng
her stay at the asylum are copied with such minute
| ness from Miss Thinkers own experiences that there
can be no doubt Of her desire that the world snail
recognize her in the unfortunate prisoner. But the
] 10 boil 4 no Valera
| the mad -honse and her enemies triumph. Miss
Tinker comes ont lively and her enemies are catch
| ing 1t.