New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

richly inasmnch as it rose in single market s25,
the guarantee being voted by Republicans and
Royalists.
Decazes ami certain Comte Benoist day. who
was lnder-Secretary for the Colonies under the
Dncal Government. and perhaps one of the greatest
underhand promoters there was IN the Versailles
Assembly. we're the initiators OF the Tuuis and Ton
gum adventures, but chiefly of the latter. They
also plunged into the Union General Decazes
somehow lost money as fast as he gained II. lie
and his motherinlaw we're invaluable TO the specu-
latOrS for wi Om they worked and when be was IN
office the BOurse was always quaking. OrenOque
was not sent TO the waters Of Clvltta Necchli so
much to be the disposal of the Pope as to draw an
angry note from the Italian Government the pub
LEGATION of which would send down the BOurse
many points. The scare of 1870, which Lord Derry
took serious sly WIS. Gambetta and Theirs always
insisted. got by Deca2es. bleichrOder. of Berlin.
the Rothschds and The Times. of London Or its
correspondent here 10 make Bourse-Guake. IL
was then suddenly announced by The LORdDn Iinpfs
that Germany was gong TO invade France. Stock
of all kinds tumhed. Fortunes were made by all
those who had sneculated on a fall Lord Derby
then Foreign Minister, exerted himself at Berln
and shielded The iims from the charge of rigging
the BOurse. and he and the Gar were supposed to
nave averted a storm which bismarck certainly dii
not then think of raising | was at VI. liners )
frequently when the scare going on. and shall
never forget the white heat OF anger which he
showed at human kuaverv side and i'm
becllltv on the other The German and the Russian
Ambassadors both came To inform him that there
as not the slightest cause, so far as the German
Chancel or was concerned Tor tue scare: Dht a
little later Prince OrlOf was instructed 70 speak
otherwise Prince 'iOTtchakOf wanted 10 pass IN
the eyes of the French their best trlenG. ana
accordingly tried to make believe that the Gar
person menaccd Germany with his anger II she
invaded France.
Minister for Foreign Affairs IN getting King Alfonso
recalled from exile ana set I'D on the throne from
which Isabella was hurled He Dut great many
spOkes IN the wheel Of Don Carlos. ana preyented
munitions of war being smugglet TO him IRON
France. The Due DecaZes also tried 10 bring
Oneen Isabella To consent 10 the marriage Of her
Driu de
When Alfonso d widower he lent his villa at
Arcaehon To him when the King went there To court
the Archduchess Christina, now Queen-DOWager Oh
Spain.
The bills of the Due Decazes we're latterlI pro-
tested. He was harassed by cred tors who threat
enrd 10 cover him with obOquy If his wife. who, |
believe had purse land heavy one for her sep
arate use and benefit, did not pay them HIS health
bad been for some time breaking and re vas greatly
upset. disappointed and indeed aft cted at the exile
OF the Orleans Princes. He had been paying on "A
monaTchical restoration. The indifference WIN
which France witnessed the departure INTO exile OF
the Connie de Paris, and the failure Of that Ere
tenders manifesto TO raise an echo showed that ne
Duc'S hopes and calculations were unfOunded HIS
wifes brOt herIn-ldw, the Marquis de Beauvolr, 3
the COmte de Parlss closest friend and the most
Intelligent man IN his cnfOWdge But az ne Is
through the Marqnlse Ocated IN the public mind
with the gang Of cosmopolitan hnanciers, his int-
macy with the Oreanlst re- endrr tells against the
latter The Marquis dc BeauvOir as well a. the quo
Decazes and the Princes de BrogLe were deeply
involved in the Union General, whose breakdown
caused "a kJdcb here four winters back.
The Due DecaZes tall and brnad-shOu'dered
for "A Frenchman. He had strong features and an
eye that never took grip OF anything ana wnich
wan cred when hc was lace 10 race speaking 10 10
matter whom. 1t was also OF as light a gray shade
40 that OF maybe Nevertheless more charming
companion never lived. tie was ihtell-eui man
OF the word. had seen all ranks and grades or
human beings and was without >eii-asSerton Oh
hluteur Yet did not feel That he was waning
In di-ntv. .ic was very hO-plfabIe. and no FOR
elm mister within my recollection did the hOnOrs
OF the Foreign Office so wei a. he dd