New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02

idea OF n man who has done in the East rs Orientals
do. The flesh around the eyes IL puued'
One of the eyelids droops Ihls SHOWS
a relaxcd nervous system and may be a-pre-
cursor of paral, sis NJ. Rousian showed DEVIL
derrnent, spoke or rather munlbled, with hesl-
tart tongue and appeared from the first to look
upon himself the accused party, lie VINO mas
bulied and rouchcd the Bcy and Maccio had MOI
Grain of high spirit 10 keep himself mp during the
trial. The revelations about the Elias family Threw
him right over No ingenious excuse was offered
no plausible reasons TO Justify his intimacy WIN inc
Elias couple and the svindlers and colneIS Oh O'''
money who had grvliatcd round theh
II was the nair Waddington and tbs can
did Barthccmy ST. IIIaTo who thought OF
telling the ury that Roustan had no other reliable
spies on the Bry except Elias. and that Nine LUas
was. through the Italian wife Of Prince laieb, val
uable agent I'm the household OF the Boys next heT
and brother. lie had told both Ministers this
story" md they believed him. Elias was pro-
noted By one Of them to The grade of Oihccr 81 the
Legion Of Honor and ly the other to the grade OF
Commander OF that order.
This precious ally of the French Consul was nm
Italian jew, naturallzed Fr,nchman. ana reHa'
uIa ned an Italian. Ills wife Is Genocsc % The
name of Traverse, and was-wch perhaps, II Ii brit
ttruot 20 specify her exact vocation in early life
she and Ella. were servants in the Bey's palace al
ter their marriage The husband was
elected from the Ecyhcai household
for theft. lie could not help lying, cheating
swIndhug and euoczzIng, if he tried. They were
utterly ruined when tie Duke Drclzcs sent Rou-
stan to I,.nis He tooi fancy to Nine. Elias, VINO,
ACCORDING 20 VI. dc Lcs-eps. was three years ago
stu beautiful. notwithstanding her malurc age. for
she is now ior,y-egit. The Bcy bull:cd
into making he Italian jew his Foreign Minister,
and giving him land and money whercwth &" bnlld
himself palace. !: the front entrance to hls mp
tuoIs residence the carragr Of hoHstanwaS To- seen
every day AT O'Clock. and every evening from
to l. In short. the happy Boustan-Eias aSSocatlon
was a mfaq3c tsi. and the lady's husband was
the happicsr of the thrce' Roustan buliIrl the
Bcy. and she ruled Rolstau. NJ Leblanc an In
spcrtor OF Finances dcp,~rd thai from the lrst the
Consul identified himself completely with the Elias
ne,agc and was held to Ice one o. a mini
i'm which the husband and wife were tine
first and second persons Al the brlbrs we're paid
10 Mime. Elias. 3ud she openly -ull ih' protection,
line rniuify aud the iufluruc, Of the French Consul
ate. li-T percentage Oh the gigantic jobs Wluch
were negotiated through her Was - per cent
Ron tan WAS at Icr palace Oh ha-foilo"-" il-ihct
terms with her bfoth'T traverse Iri"n "i" con
Wet and with VOitrrra who was partner WIN
cOiucrS of base moucg. There was no M inner OF
doubt "a to jhc alleged intimacy OF VI. RouStan
with his gang. Juror were not SuCn SNIP tons rs
In, TWO eN-Niui,.rrs fer Foreign Affairs,
who came to give character 10 Roustan,
aud to swear thdt lc was Il man oil sDoiirsr
integrity They acted on the Spanish provern:
'Tcume with waom thou g0est and | Vld tel!
thee what tnou art fl French CIVILIZATION could
only De- diilused ~ North africa through .u'h N
strIneuts a. Bouo,an had ,Oscn Tor ms
bosom friends, j, wouid be better 10
haze il in the hands OF Turks ana
.trais The Ooliticd consequences of kochcfort's
acquittal VIA be- great, anu perhaps have decisive
action ON GlInbrt,a', public ,.rcrr. iais morning
the press calls or sweeping reforms III tue Consular
service.