Mamma, with the usual foresight of her kind, had contracted a match for the budding LOLA, and had settled that young lady's destinies in a business-like maternal way.

It was at this time (she was only 14 years old) that she discovered the was the possessor of a will and a temper of her own. A part of her time was passed in Scotland, a part in London, a part in Paris, and finally a part in Bath, where LOLA completed her education, and made preparations to return to India with her mother. There was even some jealousy displayed as to who should possess her. She returned to Europe, and being a young and beautiful child, with a temperament of rare vivacity, was welcomed in her father's family. Her father was carried off by cholera, and she commenced that wonderful series of migrations which have made her name familiar in all parts of the world. It was here that she experienced her first misfortune. Shortly after her birth, her father, who was a Captain in the army, was ordered with his regiment to India, where LOLA (who had received the names of MARIE DOLORES ELIZA ROSANNA GILBERT) remained for two or three years. Her parents were English on the paternal and Spanish on the maternal side. LOLA MONTEZ was born in the City of Limerick, Ireland, in the year 1818. Her funeral took place on Saturday, and was attended with no other demonstration than that of affectionate lamentation for one who was known to be kindly in her actions to others, and who, in the latter days of her life, succeeded in winning the esteem and regard of a wide circle of friends. After a lengthened period of suffering, during which the knowledge of her approaching end quickened her to renewed preparations to meet it, she breathed her last tranquilly, the victim of a paralytic complaint which defied the medical skill of New-York.

Her career, so strangely erratic, so wonderfully checquered, came to its end on Thursday last. AS a danseuse, an actress, a politician, a courtezan, a lecturer, a devotee, she has occupied a large space of the public attention for many years, both in this country and in Europe. There are few leaders of the newspaper literature of the day who are not familiar with the name of that eccentric, brilliant', impulsive woman, known as LOLA MONTEZ.

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