The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

tn hope Tor final sucosss. and may IN
reality have formed the ground 81 his final
Submission. In this same year. ls1s. the
D,Erh"ss..'~ daughter Pauline married
" Henri lie Castellane. chooslng him
for herself from among the numerous
Ittprs Whu>.s qualities the mother frankly
Discusses. NJ de- Ca-tsllans. then assumed
the title 81 Marquis. from his grandfather
who had Just died. his father, General de
Castellane. suTrendering the title to him
and himself never bearing It,
The year lS3S is blank. and tho reason
Ia not explained though the gap of several
months IN IsSs has been duly accounted
for Ivy the fact that NJ. do Bacourt was IN
France az that time before leaving for
his new post at Washington. In 1870 tho
Duchess. 4" Sagan. the eldest sister II the
Du"hesse dc Talleyrind died and a.
number of business difficulties were in
volved bv the disposal II her property our
meme -ialtst decided To- make n journey TO
PRUSSIA. In this visit Ia the scenes NJ her
childhood she was accompanied by her
eldest sam. the Due q. ValenCay Her genu-
inc talent for vivid description and char
Attenuation is displayed even more brill
iantlS than usual in the pages devoted
q
SIAN royalty. the account Of the King %
Pr,ISSln' = funeral. the Court 81 Cond olencs
held hy the widowed Queen and the stay
ON her different estates. The Court Of
Coincidence was curious. IL profoundly
| nRuhrlnus ceremony. The Queen was
seated on her throne in a room hung with
black, the shutters being closed and the
room liRhtei only by four large candles.
The Queen wore double veil. one stream
! ing hchInd the other lowered before her
face. All the ladies were attirsd in the
Same way. Not a face could he distin-
guishcd AS they filed past and each made
n silent how before the throne
The Duchess found that II would he
advisable TO return TO France and make
n second visit to Prussia ia the following
year for tn. settlement Of the estate We
find her again IN PARIS and the country. but
all along her Information on political and
social matters reaches her regularly and
W" are shown the uproar caused by the
signature az London of the famous con
ventlon between England. Austria. Prus-
Sla and Russia against the Pasha Of Egypt.
which nearly plunged Franc. into war
and utterly Disguised Guizoi who was
not acquainted with the affair until all
was ended. and the Princess I.ieven. who
had lnvoluntarily helped 10 mystify him
when he got faint wind Of the AFFAIR nv
assuring him TINT there could he no truth
IN the AFFAIR or she would hav" known Il
~ this tim" the eccentric lady belonged
"a the French Embassy a. the Duche-se
puts II. was treated a. such. and people
went on laughing at her II - sum
lvs i'll -
Guizot under her influence anxious about
m" address Of tailors and that his TROUSERS
should ht tightly. betting on the raca-.
fEnCying that he has an eve for horses
i"voting his attention to his carriages
and his table: being. altogether. utterly
frivolous. and 20 complet" his ridiculous
appearance Dragging and trying 20 make
IN" Princess Jealous. with considerable
ucC,.Ss IL would appear The Duchcs-a
remarks that notwithstanding the diSSat.
Isft~trnn which Gulzut caused across tho
channel they were too glad 20 get nd ~
MIN 90 PARIS 20 recall h.m
Whom tho Duchess was Two and
fw"r'v she had h-gulsd her dep-,ss
lng l"I-ur" bv writing the SOIL
v.m-s - her childhood Under more
l'rrc~s'ug circumstances Hh" now
b.gruI.d h"r sol'.i" Al hor estate If
Rnchecott" Nv sketchinR portrg- NJ
N" great ralleyrand which Is truly p,
markahle On" striking point IA" makes .
that h. was 80 Innatelv dICniiird that
oven the worst characters rarely ven
iur"i 80 show their tru" natur, ~ hmm +
\ have often heard him siv with real
-ntl@fartlpu IN" Writes wus A q
Nj S'"r under -" Directory an the hob &
rall.d hrutz of H." Revolution have
trlmp"d through nv room. tat no one
yru'ur"d upon familiarity with N" 10
And ~" add thai '.r-n hts nearest aud
i"ar,.~t iddr"Ss'd him only wlth RESPECT .
ful 5"f"r"u,'. 100 spit" It he apparent
Iui"l.u." and h""dleSsn.sa ~ insult
ur'I rnu."d To- ra-t asid" -" mask and
crush The daring ON" with = word
Their" ar" several ipp-udi ..s containing
~. ,"yt ~ Important matters alluded ~
% N" mImo.r- Ia" first con-Is st. % the /
.,.-zls,. from PrsSld"ri Jackson ~ IA.
ur'"d states which av"rt.i h" war that !
rHr"rt"nei bet ~ .'..l his country and France /
30 80 IN" second i the Srla..ch made Nv /
~" pur ~. B-ugua President 81 the Couu-
rI ~ fh" Chamber -: D"putt"s ~ tho .
-arr" yrar on ~" subject NJ Poland The |
Isl fNllIIf' APP . ~ t'lf' ~ fTlflt' 90 al J
l.yriui WAS " hen h.. i"l yer.d = rulogy .
upon Count R"nhart ~ m" Academy |
If Np-.u and Political SrIenr" m March .
's7N and after M" PRAISES bestowed upon /
~ D.. ~" Du,h,s.s" . - Interesting 20 .
road ~ m APPENDIX III IN" other two /
%. rruiIr" respectively the memorandum /
.,ddr.,....i bv Lp-i Paln"rstpn to tho T
French Government m September 1890 I.
aud Queen Maria christ mas manifesto
10 ~" spanish nation couple 81 months ,
later Tn" biographical index furnished !
for tins yplum" a. for the former one. |
- valuable. and an interesting portrait 81
Prince q" Ttll"~rlnd forms ia" fronts !
iua~. II may b. remarked ~ RAISING !
that any one who wishes 10 obtain an
ad,-Iuat" ri"a Of the DuCheSsa's charms |
shpIli refer 10 tn" frontispi.c" IN her |
-SDuyeuirs- amt not depend alone upon !
m" port "a, supplied IN the first volume
Of Vr"-'. memoirs
sumrrians ami Akk adians
-" tnglish reading public during the !
past tW"ntv wears has had numb"r 20
,.NrclfruT histories - hhvlonia and |