Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

Tut sluggish kings grow atin palaces for me, it is
on horseback and 10 camps. From the sublime to
the ridiculous there is only step 1t was clear
that he himself pursued by the Kisses of all Eu-
roye, which for hin the greatest OF punishmens
~ find you in great alarm here; that is, because
you know nothing but from pablo rtnnour. Poh
the army is superb; i have 10000 men have
always beaten the Russians. They cannot standbe-
fore They are no longer the soldiers OF Fried
land and Eylau. We shall keep our ground at
Wilma; l ani going in quest Of 100000 men, Sue
will render the Russians audaeOus 1 viii give
them two or three battles on the Oder, aud IN six
months | shall be again upon the Nie,nen. | am
OF more weight on my throne than at the head Of
my army certainly Quilted It with regret, hut Aus
uia ard Prussia must Ice watched and on nay
throne am of more weight than ct the head of my
army. All that has happened is tribe: il Is
misfortune, the effect OF climate tie enemy has
thing to boast of, best him every where. lie
wished In cat of at TIC Beresina made fool Of
that imbect Admiral (lis could never artiouate
las name } had good troops and cannon the pn-
stion was superb, 1900 toises of nor;ss, and ri
YER" This he repeated twice, adding great deal
sboot minds strongly tempered, and weak minds,
u ary 20 the same effect rs IN the 2yth bull TIM.
He then proc teded as follsws :.--"I have seen
masy O'hyr such critical periods. ! WAS beaten at
MMcns O til SIX In the cyen;ng next day , was
master of Italy. AT E.shng WAS master OF Austria
that Archduke thought To stop me he paishedI
Z
aud hal.in advance could not prevent the Danube
from rising 10 teetin one night. Al, had it rot teen
for ,hat, the Austrian Monarchy would have been
terminsted; hut it WIS deer ed in heaven tSat
should marry an Archcuehe.s." This was s'id wi h
o: great gaiety. 90 In like manner in Russia
could not prevent 1t from freezing; I was told every
morning tnat had lest 10000 hories---yery wei
good bye 10 then Oar Norman horses are less
hardy than the Russian thev cannot resist more
thsn degrees of f., cling in like manner the men
frd one. Probably some one may say, renamed
too long at Moscow. Ii may be So but the wealth
er WAS fine the winter premature in its ap-
proach expected peace there. On the 5th Of
DC ODER, sent Lagris;on to speak oft. thought
,fmarching to Pstersburgh---i hsi time /; of pro-
ceedDg TO the PROVINCES Of the South of Russia of
passing the winter at Smo,ensk we shall keep orr
ground n Wilma; have left there the King of Ma
pics. Nh il Is grasd political scene he who he
yards nothing, gai nothing. From the sublime to
the ridiculous there is ONLY step. Tie Russians
have aiewn thems Ives. The Emperor Alexander
is loved. They have clouds ofCossaclls This ma
ton are somethiogi The eNsaujs of the Gro an
love their Government The noble sse are on horse
back. Il was proposed to me To emaaci. ate the
slaves ddnO: choose il, they would have Inassa-
creed all that would have been horrible. made
regular war o. the Emperor Alexander who then
would have th1ugh oSstrkng such blow astliat of
the burning Of Moscow vet they ascribc It t. us;
but It Was entirely their own act II would have done
digressions as TO the ev'ing of that corps of Coz,
SACKS which, according to him, was to arrest thai
Russian army before which 100000 Frenchmen
melted away He announced the approaching arri-
val IF the Diplomatic corps. "rhey are spies -
said he '' did not wish them al my head quar-
tiers They are MI nothing but spies, snIely occu-
pied IN sending bulletins to their Courts"
The conversation proceeded in this way for a.
bout three hours. The fire went out the cold
had seized all OF as The Emperor alone keeping
hiTns' II warm With the vehemence OF his speech
ieit nothing On proposal TO traverse Silesia, he
replied, All Prussia - IL fine. alter again re-
peat 9 two or three times dH sublime az ,icieue
Hn'y qW'nn 1Rs; after ASKING whether he was
Recognized, and saying that it was matter of IN
difference To him atler resving to the ministers
The assurance CT hls protec,ion and pressing them 70
take courage, he ordered his vehicle. Irepeated u
hiG tbs assurance that daring the otthe en-
bessv. ing trct regarded his service lad been or-
Soi -'i. II = listers aud Fayse.fadlr Ic a.
e. '"0'' - ii-.s.ss .a'..se
" never wa IN better health when meet the
d vi, ssii DC in better health still" Sucn were
his last words H irnn diately mcnnted the hum
BILE sie0Se which bore Cges.r and his fortunes and
diapp AIRED On q airing the threshold ofthe gate
up enc enock aim st Overturned him.
" on-h was this g. famous conversation, in
w'ir' Fa9p o. ND open his daring incoherent ge-
ri, ,s osbnD the .uc,u:,tiol OF his IDEAS
oetN ous Div rgi 6 pla's, his past projects
aud hs com g dangers IL struck me too much to
; to make deep i.nprcssOr, AID in giyi z il
'nnnt charge mys .fas deficient III Recollection or
incJrl cctuGss"