Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
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D0'6l'dife HsfiF poisoned
Our Paris Letter inserted on the 0tt. men.
toned Pamphlet Just published hy A. Ca
uet Gasslcourt, who WAS Pharmacidn TO Bona
parte. Our Correspondent -. saws - that this
Is the person. who, at the desire Of Ire Ex-E,n-
peIor, after ms return from Waterloo, prepar-
ed him = poison, aC i've, subtle, and Inevitable.
1hshe wore coucca.edin the cuff o his sleeve
and tasted Z afterwards at Malmaison. Bat
tue courage even OF heroes sometimes vasci-
iates, and Il is certain HAT 3onaparte did not
swa,lowthe whole portion. HIS faithful hIain-
ainke, who witnessed the transaction believed
has master poisoned, and ran precipiid,eiy to
Inc Duo de Nicenza (Caulincourt) 10 whom he
impaired MS fears. The Due coldly replied.
t1ts SCI le tGiT6, tedre him TO HIMSELF but AN
Instant after entered into the presence of his
ialien master. Bouaparte himself, from the
internal suherings he was exposed to, spDre
leUiicd lac had taken TOO much. and under This
idea, depressed, but not without cOoiuess and
seiicoInmand, took leave of those who sur
rounded him. pledge myself for the autheu
ticity OF this Fact NJ. dc CaUiiucoUTt Is now
at Paris, on IN the neigGUYhoOd, and will not
gainsay nie. II tbs EOb!oman dill not iy 10
c0unteract the effects Of the poison it was be-
cause he conceived twas the o.iy refuge from
lie shame and humiliation, the least painful
donucment Oh 80 unprecedented "a elevation
and so apject downfall.
From q late English fProvinciaD Paner1
In O.elmany, the taste for Chemistry extends
as rapidly ds liberal ideas. Tie following an
iiecdote proves the truth Of this observation =
= lo''ief1dn Of very ancient family, received
lesson. al Berlin from the ceies rated Professor
hidVroth, whose recent death las proved so
great loss 10 The sciences. One dav as he
was proceeding TO the laboratory of the ph,o-
soPher, us carriage overturned, aud he aud his
coacRnan were so severely bruised. that they
were under Tie recCs5i.y Of being bled The
nozzle German Immediately conceived the idea
OF Prohting by this accident 80 discover wle-
ther the blood of gentema" differed in any
way from that OF a common person. lie sent
the produce of the two Dleedings in separate
vessels to k!aproth and requested hun to make
a comparative analysis of them. The skiIful
chemist, after the most scTuDuiOus attention
found tbat each blood contained the same guam
tity OF iron, lime, magnesa, posphate OF lime
albumcn, muriat OF potash and soda sub-car-
Donate ct soda, suliate of potash, eXtractive
mucuous matter, and water. The quantity OF
water was two hundreth parts greater in tho
MOOD OF the noblemau than ia that O his coach
man. This might have been an advantage 10
the latter Had so slight difference been wor-
my consideration. u may therefore be presum
ca mat the blood ct nObeaian and that OF
p'ebeian are physically aud clemi calIy i,lenti-
cal. lie nDbemaG, who WAS delighted with
tins result, transmitted copy of the ANALYSIS
20 ms son 5 IN Tor. in order that the Young man
might be reminded oft whenever be affected
to beh'v" that lbs blood was purer than that Of
other IGcn.
= Accounts fiom Coustantinople oftle 18th of
Feb. announce that ". de Rosenfeld, who had
attracted public attention by his inoculating
himself with the plague, after having happily
passed 80 days in the hospital Of the sick with
ont experiencing the effect of the contagion
was attacked by it on tie 3Jth, and OH the 10th
day leil victim 10 his zeal Tor the good of iu-
mainly. VI. Vassali Fandi and other Italian
piysicIauS, who for - Years had tried the same
in0cuiation on their persons, have been more
fortunate, for they have long visited with safe
y the hospitals Of the sickle BoHiffr
We extract the following article from Pa
TIS paper.-lt is pretended that the table which
II contains is COPIED from an English pnblica.
tiou:--
Ever since moralists existed they have writ
Ten against public manners. Ours are certain
Jy not those ci the golden age. bur II is some
consolduoutO reflect that our neighborS are no
better than ourselves. For instance, London
D. generally allowed 70 ht lie terrestrial para
disc OF husbands: English wives are regarded
Ts models Of tenderness aud fidelity. The fol.
loving calculation which we extTact from an
English paper, is not little curious.
- 'State et marriages az LO1uioa az 1916.
Ruu- ray Wives, ise
sunaHJs Husbands, 2sfS
Nlarited persons legally divorced, 4i55
Living in open warfare 1895
liyiuc ~ private misunderstanding, 1878
Mutually Indifferent, 1920
Regarded as happy, g,i7J
Yearly hdppy, Ia
feftecuy happy, Is
Total, sesgf
This is a new kind of states. We are as
suFea mat ono OF Cur lirst nioralists is engaged
~, ~ uia",ng ont q similar account Of the city Of