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LoEA MowsEs 4nD TnR KsRa oS BA- vAHlA.-Ths following a ft4h the cotres- pondence of the Chnrsesaon Courier: Soths sensation has been exciied through Europe by certain scandalous afiairs now taking place at Munich. Louis Charles, King of Bavaria, poet and q painter, and . most mani6eent patron Of the arts, who had raised his insignificant capital into modem Athens, has nov, in the sixty-frst year os his age, become infatuated with Spanish opera dancer. Lola Monies, the person in question, had already made herself conspic- uous in Berlin by drawing her horsewhip across the face of an officer sent to request her to withdraw from . certain forbidden spot, during review Of troops before the King of Prussia. Little eccenricities have marked her professional career through Europe; but this public installation into the good graces of king sets her at the highest pinnacle Of gossipping notoriety. Grave troubles have arisen in Bavaria from the un- willingness of the people, as we'll as the nobles and officers oflhe Government. to sub. nit to this capncious despo.ism. With all the sioIid endurance of the Germans, l doubt if the days of the Pompadours can be safely revived even in Munich. An escort of dra- goons to protect dancer from lhe populace Is novelty.