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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1076, 26 April 1867, Page 4

CoXTEIII'L.VTED MARRIAGE OF THE Pbinces.—M. Erdan, tlic correspond^ l Temps, writes as follows from C'Jaj|Bfl great question of the day, even to tlie «u-||»gg of tlie Papal question, is tliat of the tlie youug Italian princes. It is alniW that Princc Umberto is to marry t^.'' u '~V'rSs§aa Duke of Modena—tlie niece of dinand-Gemiriini himself—tlie niece ot - .bSB&S the Duchess of Bordeaux, tlie legitimacy and divine right. She is l -' j|gHg not, the heiress of the Duchy of Mo 1 t ",i Sfj|gß ex-duke of Modena, who has no brother two years his junior, named - JjragEg Charles-Victor. He died in ISIP, 'rij 7j K:ib marriage with the ".Sslfcl Austria one daughter, born o\> Mil ' j.,, JgßS| ember, IS 19, called Maria-Tf 1e r a ' . youug lady that Prince Unib rrt ® 1 x and it' she be the heiress of ' J;-, she will have a fortune of , Sl , riage of Prince Amadeo is an ?. j Q ||hHS producing ,i great. sensation- , r , smUM young Princess de la Cistevna. -i 1 ■ the only princely family i ; 1 J l ,. . vir ; ? abound in Sicily, Naples, andorm j - but in Piedmont there is butoiu f y.-iflgHgl | —that of Cisternathe power!'" or - Their daughter will have a ;j vn year. The family have lou.ssmc 4BBE triots. In IS2I a prince united, as a carbonaro, wv:n <- • a s n'o/jßßss3i as such was exiled. His son ma |jgi|||| the Merode famiiy, ai^ l / IS . I marriage wixo is destine! to IH' Aruadeo. Tliis young, .Jdr Je Merode ; she was fuuljea UV s I|g talembert, and Pius Uc .Math ~i„M-viwffiißSi The sons of the "/usurper. awl municated' marryng the i, Modena and the ? lee V^,^-trick- IHgl Surely fate plays jiany fantastic