Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

Interesting nature. lie admitted bni shat W.. m,
asonishn'ent OF Napoleon when he perceived thY. ih
ohy ooJeci OF bis conversation was to infoin him. sat
the expenditure Of the captiyes b, 2rO ou
the funds placed At his disposal by the go.ee, ant
90 osg h'm 70 md ,he means OF covering the
snetpp fephea, NJ lie Couvetneur, neYrr .n,crn,ed.
die IA such details. Never did any conIlsilt o, mo.
descend 50 toi' as yoe lconnland. am silent H.
atef ths, you allow me to want for neeessarieS wui
60 to seek them In your camp, (poinny et,h hs
anger to the English tents which gwooab
and these brave soiditfs will drive out cir ,s.
ore OF the oldest aud tie drst soldier Of Europe"
la se private 'erstions Which he often held With
Bertrasd Las Cases, he sometimes indulped IN .n,
sons of eine Which gave lie to what has b. sas
about the aIdity This heart In speaking of Tie doubl.
catastrophe which has ceprveo h,n of his rra,sn ~
sometimes said hase done all that was my duty for
that sooc people the fencbf ongh likewise TO have
niec for them 1hey did 81 B,uy me but
they iikewse abandoned me. deceive myself; uey -
bandoned HE twice, In the manner The inst
detection may be excused bui for the second should they
nos have und. tstood better 20
they asked him My. among the hume ious expedients
Which present; then Ell, i be had that of
snirender'hs himself to s most cruel enemies with
ont replying direct, 10 the question said that he Ind
III one tine the idea Of proposing he oil con-
ution Of retiring inp Corsica aud retaining the scyer
eighty OF that sase--.' ba added he my enemies
would not have fslitd 10 have SAID that after
France and Frenchner ON stormy sea, abandoned
them after the empests to shelter myself in poft'
lie never speaks bai of eulegy ofthe citv OF
which suspected h. entertained nv hin
For example he ssid, "a is useless to express how
much lave that good city bat thing reiialn
e'hati always have hren aud shall aiwaysbe beloved
by II; had formed great projects for its pro perity
rs So situated 10 become tue capital OF Gaui and ~
he cannot believe that the two Emperors Of Anst,ia
ana Russia entertain towG DIS him personal. annOsit,
ihey only (sad he) pers"cuie IN nehe sword that
revolution Inch made tlen renbie their thrones"
lie saidof Ney aud Muiat thri were perhaps the two
braVest men that ever eSistcd Inn ,f ,h.y rad sut Two
onnccs OF good sense more, they would perhaps have
been The greatest Of poltroons" The English iournes
containing the death Of ainrsr v. re- read 10 wba
he heard tina word sof he abruptly interrupted The read
and said, "a the CaahTiaBs were more reue,nus ana
less nhunan dian the people Or rirmou,6rIoeSss -
al
in law, without shedding The of these dis
courses though IN general severe, is always remote
om pleasantly. With Gen. Bertrand and Count las
Cases IN particular, he abandoned himself 10 all The com
mnnicativcness Of confidential Familiarity. One day he
asked The former what party he of commence
men OF the revolution a. ofihc Constitutional Sire
epiied he since narrowly death at The Thuil
er'es ~ defending The throne aud the nvoIabiy the
monarch" 20 Aud you, Las Cases. said NAPOLEON
pinchine familiary the OF his chamberlain al shall
potash hat party you belonged to you eIgrated you
"s.e essentially an arsiocrat Don'tyou allow it, now
to he very strange that Of MS three only republ
Sire,ihey made you pay deai forit II very that
he repeats frequently Nbsfaf ide0s hare ruined me
nul ne adds thai mistakes yTesaited his Intimate
views wished, says he, to restrain liberal ide.s
hrst, ~ order to make them burn with all lustre az
| terwards."
An evening paper gives the following particulars re-
speeding The papers brought by Count las asses which
are said TO have dev0lved ne the hands agents of
The alien Office. Among The documents referred 10 are
several letters OF which is addressed the Empress
haia onsa which pnrporis to give description oftLe
ahctions Napoleon has suffered aud of ancy
with which he bias endure ed them. II contains plan Of
Logwocd, which the younger Las Cases drawn dur
ing ms residence in the Island and which intended a
present to his mother The Count announces To the
hrchduchess the present lock OF hair OF Bonanar.
and which he says hewoud 10 any one hut
his august conso who is alone capable of approaching
its valne.
second letter is directed to the Duchess ira
Gen. ana its principal purpose an asylum for
M Las Cases within the territories of the Grand Duke
should he be refused admission into Great Britain
Athrdis for Prince Joseph, America, and tpresents
only what is called faithful picture Of the torent
OF the exile at ST. Helena.
fourth rs ithon any address, excepting Duke in
dark, for which Las Cases is sdd formed an a.
tectonate regard on board the and it is be-
iieyed the nobleman alluded 10 the Duke of Rovso
nth is for Prince Luoien and a sixth for Cardinal
fesch, Rome After repeating the details the Arch.
nuchess Maria Lonisa aud Prince Joseph Las Gases
informs the Cardinal that there nnistero of religion
az ST. Hslena that ie French inhabitants feel severely
TINS pfivaion; aud at he is assured If Napoleon were
aowedto do So be would request his uncle look out
Tor clergy man. who, in addition to his other duties Of
sacred nature. would copy correctly dcation Las
Cases enquiries OF Prince Lucien IL he could pecnre for
him place Of refuge at Rune.