Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

NASiSS diiN POStSTtey tnlHhS do 4 Go, one
great action is yet wanting. Is there no
one sufficiently a friend to our happiness
and his glory, to point out to them the
means of farther increasing it, General
s. picked up thcsc last words, and soon
made the noblest use of them.
LONDON, August IS.
BO.N.4PAR7'E litter THE Bat
TIE or WfTERL.OO.
tx NJ. ST. DIDIER, ATTACHED 10 MS CABINET.
1t was on the Goth OF June, at at night.
that the fugitive from Waterloo arrived at
Paris. He first saw Madame St. Leu
Louis Bonaparte's wife, then Maret and
Kegnault de St. Jean d'Angely. The fol-
lowing are the details of this interview.
NJ. St. Didicr was present.
The night was far advanced. Maret
sat in 4 corner of the room, with an alarm
ed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stood before q
table, making pencil marks on piece of
paper before him-Bonep parts walked up
and down, biting his nails and taking snuff.
He stopped all at once. Where is the
Bulletin?
Regnault.-There it is corrected.
Bo1aharte.-Let us see. (Regnauit be-
gan reading it,)
Bonohartc.-Ouring two thirds oft, J
it was gained. When Regnault had FIN
isbed, he said with 4 g5-it is lost
|onaharfe-1tis lost and---ny glory with
1t.
RegaauH-You have fifty victories to
oppose to one defeat.
Maret--This defeat is decisive the en-
peror is in the right.
HOnaharfe.--They are now accustom-
ed to conquer. They will abuse the VIC
tory.
-MaTet-Tkose whose cowardice Wei
lington's bravery has made triumphant
are more your enemies than the English
and PrussiaOs.
Regnauh.-The republicans Will grieve !;
but they Will try to profit by the circun-
stance.
Bonahar!e. will do we'll at
least the glory and liberty oe the country
viii remain untouched. If the Royalists
succeed, it will be BY the support of for
eignerS.
Maret.-The courage of the Royaiists is
in the head of Wellington, and the arm
of Butcher.
Pegnauh.-NVhat most presses is, to stop
Blucher and Wellington.
Naret.--EIow The army exists no
more, and the frontier is uncovered.
ReSnanLf-The frontier is uncovered,
but the army exists it requires only being
rallied
Bonohayte-I will rally itself we nuts
reorganise and repair its losses.
N1aret-Are you sure of Soult and
Grouchy
Bonaharte.-Grouchy is an honest man
but feeble, Soult has given pledges.
Regnauh.-Ihe army will re-organise
i%ce'f h,,t ta
onaflarte.-Assemble the minister's
will have the Chambers know all to-
night.
07aret.-Parties will be agitating
Regnauit.-Thc parties, agtated long
time. will know each other. measure their
strength and make Efforts.
Bondfarte.-So much the better. The
masks will fall of. For the public mean.
AS for me, a long time has Summon
the minister's. We will make a report
tell the truth. If all patriotism and honor
are not dead, the Chambers will not refuse
men and money.
Maret.--They will speak of sparing
water and engines when the house is on
fire.
Regnauh-They have stupidity reproach-
ed Dictatorship. 1t is now that it will save
all.
Bonafarte.--I have recommended
constitutional monarchy-convoie the min
isterS.
0laret--No Dictatorship. But also no
indignities. If we are attacked, we will de-
fend ourselves.
Bonailarte. my old guard will
they defend themselves like thee
They separated Maret remained with
the emperor, who, in spite of his fatigue
received several visits, at which / was not
present. From my window, saw among
the carriages, those of Cambeceres, De-
cres, CaElaincourt, and the two Carnots.