The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1847-09-07 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

IMPRESSIONS. laughing ;" I think you must be the devil himself, since Document found at Paris, in the Duche s secretaire, you have imposed on me ; a circumstance which I deemed iri a sealed envelope, entitled ' ~. to be impossible. However, I suppose it was the wig did " 13th July, 1847.—1 t is long since i nave written anyit. Multiply yourself now into fifty, if you can ; only be thing, and nevertheless nothing has changed in the inif and vote. The Personation Committee will provide terval. She will leave, they say, when we go to Proslin ; .• • -4. 7? and in the meantime the empire she holds is most ai- some c  stay of the fan-lily in the  hich sl  Sladem • murder, during tho  a comml  .Aon to purchase for the Children some bathing clothes, which they were to take on their way through Paris. 10 his visit the evening before the crime, M. de Praslin accompanied four of his children, who brought from the country to Mad'lle Luzy a basket of fruit and flowers. It He was  was the first time that he visited the institution, received by Mad'lle Luzy in the parlour, the of the house forbidding the visit to be otherwise  regulations  ~. The mistress of the school ipoke apart to the duke of certain rumours which had reached her relative to Mad'lle de Pizl', and expressed her surprise at these reports, which contrusted so strongly with the lively friendship which the duchess authorized between her children and their former ruarmittPrl +hex. litaioa 111 romp. with  dared to him her intention to write to the duchess herself, to demand a letter in refutation of these reports. The duke approved of the design. The letter was written joy impressions mediately, but had not time to reach the duchess. it hag " 13th ce I has been delivered up by the mistress to the Procureur du Rio.' thing, r s chan The Moniteur of Thursday contains a new and most, terve) hen vv, important article on the subject, being the confession 0; and a hol ---u- the wretched murderer made to the Duke Decazes' Gran' 11- tains inem all as in a Referendery of the Chamber of Peers, and which he (the . What a future he Duke Decazes) communicated to the Court of Peers oil is preparing for himself ! If he allows himself to be their next sitting of the 30th ult. The document filth' thus domineered over and brow-beaten by intriguantes at absolves the government and the authorities of all know" ced with forty-two, what will he be when he grows old ! And yet, ledge of, and instrumentality in, the deathtlotfehtehier assassin. how I love him ! lie must have with Stilltsiei search irticerheemisvi person Iparnonevewe dzeetnrhefia that sattl hpeabil inferior negligente committedrio officers.ieay i ocemhnaictretgi c al this melancholy tragedy, whim 0u,,,, _ :ead with painful interest. From the official report -of the Proces 12y alla thesf3adwirainsas: pfioreraoree mseeei g this love so imn:asw: with.ccitahreem, an:::. Verbaux, we select the most interesting portion of the explainsinned. He is no longer the same man ; how dull is his tthheeirvnaelegtligdeenceerisiinfburrtehwerheostreatisohnesdtrbaTed correspondence of the unfortunate Duchess, which has spirit—how narrowed his heart—how much has he grown seen on more than one occasion alluded to in the details suspicious, ennuied, and irritable. Nothing animates their inattention to the movements of his master. These of this distressing case. him. Nothing interests him, nothing exalts bm. No officers allege in their defence, that: we understand, 'obliged the Duke (Praslin) t ......