Matrimonial Romance

marriüge of M. ÉiTangfcr, the bunker, to Miss Slidel, is causrng do srnull genaatioQ, M. Erlanger beingj:st divorce from M'lle O.lelle Lafilto (Charles Latitte's daughter,) and the divorced lajy boin i aWut to euter tho b'inds of mutrirnmv j wilh the cause of the di voren, tnakes the eveut of the highust order of pioturei-que intuiest. One of thosocuriouH ciroiinistanoes which. can never happen but in Franco is rocorded of tho incident which led !o the divurce. Tho guilty party being purauud by tho of j fondtíd huMbiind was, of course, struck with terror; but philosophy and o.ontempt had done tnuch to tnititcate the pursuer's wrath, and so, instead of "ehastismg the insolenco" aronrding to the fanhion observed lu novéis, be qui1 e'ly placed his uocket-book i ato the ! hande of the fcgii'ive, exclaiming. uAh malheureux '' Yoü have only takca ten ihousand franjjs; and yon are going to Rome ! Knowing vour fair cornpanion well, I can safely say that saeta a paltry mm as that will bë devoured bafore yon got. lo Marseiliea. There is doublé tho suin. This will enable you to go furlher on to Naples, perhaps- and I shall be the gainer, for jou will bo iorced to reinain there." And with. this ponnolatory cpeech the injured party turned upon his heel aod walked'off,