New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05

leaves a widow and two daughters here In a
state Of absolute perjury, and II Is to be hoped
that the Spanish Government Will do sometime
for them although in reality they have claim
upon IT, seeing that the late Duke OF Seville was
not Of royal rank being merely the Issue Of
morganatic marriage on the part OF his father
The latter. 1t may be remembered, was at one
time engaged 10 be married 10 Queen Isabella
but was fitted by her for the sake OF his brother
King Francis. whereupor ne joined a conspiracy
against the Throne At the last minute, however
he became frightened, and purchased his own
safety and immunity from punishment by be.
traying TO the Government the projects and the
names of his accompllees some OF wnom wen
members Of the most illustrious FAMILIES OF Spain
NJ Casinlr- Perier was somewhat unfortunate m
the selection of mis- hour for officially taking I'd
his residence at the Eylsee Palace for II coin
clded exactly with that at which the corpse Of bis
predecessor in office was transferred from Ito
temporary resting place TO the sarcophagus IN
which II will henceforth lie. Only Nine. Carnot
her three sons and few members OF the late
Presidents household were present at the sad
ceremony. While President Carnot thus lies 10
the gloomy vaults .of the Pantheon, VI Casimlr.
Perler will henceforth sleep In the gorgeous state
bodstead in which have repOsed most OF the
crowned heads Of Europe, incu1ing the lal
Sultan # Turkey. the shan or persia ana khedve
Isnai Of Egypt II was at the Elysee that al
the foreign sOvereigns visiting this city during
the Empire were housed. and the only one Of
them who declined 10 occupy this state bedsiead
was the late Car OF Russia. who insisted upon
taking his rest upon the simple little iron cot
that no carried about with him everywhere. Cn-
like Theirs Grhyy an6 Carnot. the new Presi.
dent s a splendid horseman and has surprised
the people here since MS election by appearing
every morning in the B0ls suDerb.y mounted and
attended by two officers I'm uniform and bya
groom Every door and panel In the Presidential
palace Is still adorned by the imperial eagle and
the letter y. There has several times been pro.
posal made 70 have these emblems Of monarchy
removed and replaced by some more appropriate
TO the present regime. but inasmuch as there
are | 200 doors I'm the Eiys6e Palace. and II has
been estimated that the work woul REQUIRE an
expenditure OF several hundred thousand francs
and two years time II has been decided 70
abandon the idea for the present
Two notable figures o; Partisan lie have van.
ished during the last week. One was VI. Edouad
Andre husband Of the well-knOwn artist NeuA
Tacouemart who in 1855 made a present OF az
her Jewels amounting iu value 20 nearly rnlNl'n
francs. 10 ore OF he great metropolitan chariteS
feeling Il too great responsibility 70 wear
many valuable trinkets upon her person "nen
BY converting them into cash she coul1 sa'sS
many poor people from want ana sunering ~
other was Baron de Beyens who since 1874 mas
filled the post OF Belgian Envoy here, ana WIG
although married TO cousin Of Empress bugenA
succeeded In winning both the confidence ana =:
esteem of all the republican governments tE
have followed the overthrow ~ the Hhpes
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