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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 221, 6 January 1877, Page 2

.....Thei'e have always. ,baeia i ,.v,ery/. queer stories, xi,0t,,.t,0 ,say i: graVe about •< the legitfrnaek of-Najjoleoiv'l'H'., have sunk into insignificance before the revelations lately made in Paris respecting; the, bjrtlv.of, tl^e.ex r E.iupress Eugenie. .. In-1-828 a--certain'lawcase- was--decided' in'" ' 'fa vol- of T)6na Mav'ia cle' Ji,.' widow of Don Joaquin Montijo, against -her two brothei-s-in-law, .which gave her her late'husband's'estate for'life,''hbt'with- ; standing'tnat she'ha'cT'b'een divorced from, him, and that their two children were dead ; and it w§,s.published in the ; :(?<?K:e#e ... des'Tribuncutix.An< 1831.- The' copy/was-' discpvered accidentally in the collection." of, a Paris lawyer,, but all the copies, of same date t in public, libraries ;,.ares t ,j 'found tp.bave.-been..destroyed.. / Theoase > •was'only interesting'in'the light sequent'"eyenfei "It' ' stated, {hajb Joaquin Montijo died childless inlß23s'' I and 'everybody knows'' ■Eihp'ress''' JEugeriie was born in 1826, on the anniversary of the death of the .-great Napoleon.-' This hiatug .of three, years; igj* scarcely to, over..-- 'Attention"; was first'drawiito-ifm •t'he'iP&tit&i 2?ejb*?ib*?*_ "*' caine Frangaise, 'to' which' the Wpy,.pf : .,|he,,., old papeEiwassent.by. the /finder, -ankt*4)W;' .scandal is now all over France. The'Bbna- , partist papers].'/$ oncejpublished ,a stater.;,, ment thatiMadame.de Montijo would- take '• legal proceedings--against' hei v 'slantferersj'" and. the ex-Empress went so far as to declare that the trial in the des Tribnnaux was a forgery from, b.egg jping, to end. .-.Dn'ly..na.steps.;liave'.been taken" just yeVandyit-is whispered, iievelr wiH Ji be. - ...,.,•,,,-, .-";'.'.,.':>«. ~....■-•'••■ rV/jV Professor "Marsh- :is.' ; arranging-'the'' / vast' of , aiiimal regains. the, - West, additional fossilbirds possessing-teefrh-lirplanted' in''sockets."' At,. Bulkley, -. lUi»oJs, ( during- a wedding;,. cereniony,. 'Fleiimig, who ir hacL ; been,,a. sujiiqr "or the lady's hand, called, the .^bridegroom ; to tha<io^r-ai^*'shi6t'hihi t A ' ;'*' »>r~^