New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
AOST4 AND ORLEANS.
THE PRINCESS HELENA WILL HAVE y
GENEROUS DOWRY.

Paris March IS.
Thu Kini; o: Italy has parIoaed Captain EonanA
who was recently sentenced 10 three years irn-
prisonmen; as a French spy The action WAS die -
q VISA to prevent the French patriotic party from
getting up an outcry against the orleans family
on the ground That tn" Princess Helena. second
daughter % The Coun; OF Paris. is engaged ~ the
Duke Of Aosta. The latter Is expected tomorrow
on visit Chanti.ly. where the princess ana IN"
Countess Of Paris staying. The Duh" j. IN -
eldest son Of the late Amadeus OF Savoy. who rul"I
Spain fcr a fcw years. On the maternal sid She
sutton -: the Princess Helena il not % royal birth
His mother belonged 10 III Della Cis.erna famly.
who took their tile from som" oisie-ns ~ a = 81
part Of Piedmont. Thc .aie Nittora. Duchess "
Aos;a vas an only daughter. had superb palace
In tn Rae de CavoIr a; Turin. and dot estimated
a; about 100000 francs year. good deal %
which was spent in the Spanish adventure. She was
educa ed a The Sacrt Occur OF PARIS and used To
spend he Sunday evenings with VI. and Mm~.
Theirs at The Pace de 81. George. wh"n her uncies
and aunts were on; Of town. The Duke % AOS'a
has interest in the colierirs o. Mons and 'har-
lero!s and ne Princess Helena In those o., Auzin.
from which the best par OF the fortunes Of tn~
Count OF Paris ana the Ddke of Charities were de
rived before the Versailles Assembly restored ?.
the orleans family The to-,"o.oOD % estates
The Princess Helena VIII have considerable
dowry Her fathers fortun.. apart from The $40
O0Ono given him By the Duchess % Gal.iera. - e.-
a
divided among mis- six children The Countess %;
Paris holds the Galera funi ana intends app.opr.-
a,ng &. to family and dynast!c purposes. The Prin-
cess last year IN tonr up he Nile ana
through The Holy Land. passing through Turin AMI
Florence on her way She saw the Duke In both
cities.
While arrangements are being made FOR this am
bilious match the Duke OF Orleans gives cat inter-
views with himself AM pose, again As pre'endef.
II what NJ ROun SAYS j. true. the DLkc ~OIld
he splendid auxiliary for Buffalo Hll. Rid
Ing az fun gallop he can hit a swallow ire wing,
or at twenty yards can knock WITH pistol ball
small visiting card Of the fingers OF any friend
who consents hold Il. one Of MS favOri,c amusc
ments + to cothe himself in heavy armOr and
gage IN mock combat with an o!1-fdshloncd
heavy sword against an opponent armed with
foil. He sometimes tires out half dozen ain rent
fencers al a single match. Such physical proves
woIl have been valuable IN the Tin" OF Francis !.
The Duke has not says NJ BG1ei. a positive aver
sion TO books bat he goes in FOR athletic sports
above everything else lie hates letter writing. ard
attaches importance - newspapers But. as ne
has a resoute will h. forces himself 10 study his
tory sociology and political economy. The inter
view which follows this preface does no; give ore
a high opinion OF the intellect or the education OF
the Pretenler His expressions are trivial and IA
miliar - vullarty. The lac Count OF CnamDori
had not q stronger assurance than he Expresses ~
his divine right 70 reign over Franc. IN" Duke
speaks Of coming back 10 assert lhat fghf. no"
and when ne declines say, but ne 10 determined
to save his country and win get into In way.
lie seems no: 70 have measured the possible diff
Guilty OF getting OUT.
NJ CASTOR Vaysse had the RO0d fortune to pass a
few days las, autumn az the house OF a Knsman OF
I.aetta Ramolino Bonaparte's mother; namely. NJ.
Iev,e Ramoino a Judge OF the Court OF Bast2.
The Judge lives in the Saler.o Road. az a villa on
the site Of cre az which Napoleon. when boy,
was frequent guest. He showed NJ Nayss,e t"o
mos; Interesting letters written to Joseph Bona
parte when he staying there at the time OF the
Revolution. and three years later. Both are no"
given in the "Revue De Paris" one IS from Ma
po.eon describing the invasion OF the T0ileries b.
the mob and the other il from Iucien. who speaks,
and IN no approving terms OF the likelihood OF Ma
poleOn turning his coat and going against the Re
public. Napoleon wrote on June e. 1872 lie was
then 4 !leutenan, OF artillery and had arrived In
Paris from Corsica on summons OF the Minister
OF War Before lie was called from the island he
had been CHARGED , TO Srgc he sncan
which drew Ipon him the feroclous hatred OF me
TO Paris n month before the memorable June 90 OF
which he says writing 10 Joseph;
against the Jacobins. Many say the letter must
be forgery. BE this as 1t may II IS stronG one,
army, ali the decent peop:e, the minority of the A.
sem6.y the King. he Ministers are on one side.
and the Jacobins the majority Of the Assembly
and the popuacc are on the other. The Jacoblns
have declared war aga'ns, Lataye'ue whon me
Jacobins are a harc-brained lot they have no COM
mon sense 49,. -,
THE day before YESTERDAY 1000 men, armed with
pixies. hatche,s firearms sp.ts. sticks with nails
in the ends simply ponted-went TO the Assem-
bly, with petition. From that they went 70 see
the King. The rueries gardens were shut and de-
Tended by l5,@o National Guards. They were
knocked over, the gates forced. and the doors OF
the pa,ace burs, in. Cannon were pointed against
the apartments Of the royn family. Four more
scented TO the Kng-one white and The other tri-
coored Make choice" they cried. You have
either TO reign here at CoblentZ.' The King
kept co., and Phryg,an cap his head.
The Queen ard Dauphin did 80 too. The invaders
then asked the King 10 drink with them. They
stayed four hours in the pa!ace This has furnished
ample matter for aristocratic declarations at the
Feuillantnesr but none the less 1t was unconsttu-
tional and a dangerous example. 1t is hard to
what will become of the Empire tsic) under the
stress OF this storm. send you copy OF lie Cab
met des Modes" Give II 10 Pauetta tPauinc).
Write about Marianne elsa Marannej. 1 am
more uncertain than ever. Here am IN Paris
walking about. and the papers which would estab-
lsh our right TO q State indemnity have not
rived" L. C.