Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
From he Lon6on .N:gg5iue.
THE JOURNAL OF A. DETENU,
IN EYc Wtaess IF tie Eceats in Paris during The first
tou'' of 1911.
UT HIII"''iN y TO /
CDNpISCED

JON, months Of 1911.
CONTINUED
The Empress Josephine quilted Mal-maiscn her do
main at Navarro, IN the department de PEuGe.
EvreuX half after clock the aftcrroon ha wing
waited nearly an hour for the arrival of bag Of money
from Paris to detray the eXpcnCes of her journey There
were three carriages. and the first six leagues perform
ed with her horses the remaining fourteen with
those of the the keeper of her pictures
vas at Nal-nasoD when she on, by whom sine sent
letter TO the Minister OF Police At Navarro, Madcmosrlle
de ComOude told she Joined by her Daughter the
Queen OF Hol!aod In public she preserved her habitua
calm and amiabe manners: but She passed the night her
window and terrace in the garden eagerly listening o
the apProach Of courier charged hcr utcre destiny,
of which sell what had taken place at Paris all in
the Chateau were ignorant for 4 week
hlademoisee de Comonde, demoisple dhonneur TO the
Empress Josephine, tod in the carriage with the
Empress tine journey Navarro, and that Josephine
adofed her snn Eugene Bcahano his position caused
the greatest uucasRess. She always continued to love
Napoleon WHOM she fo the last time just
fer the Moscow campaign. She sometimes went
from ai-maiscn after da Il to Queen Hor;cnsia.
This extraordinary separation from Napoleon, is
we'll known always entertained for this fascinating woman
his divorced Empress, the affection,
bued at Court 20 the protest and interference OF the Eau
press Maria Louisa.
Wednesday, so was awakened athalf after six by
ssc drummer OF the National Guard going round beating
to arms, and at the moment heard the ring
cannon in the direction Of Beevilc. looked out OF the
window" II was mild grey morning. the numbers of both
sexes with their uight-Capped heads window.
~ state Of SGminudity had very se ular effect. The
'hrd battalion of the second legion Of the National Guard
was forming I'm the street, before nc house 81 tho Chef de
Battalion, Count Alexandra Labordc, and
were receiving cartridges Regnaud de Saint Jean dc
Angcy the cicf Of tine second legion ding about
prancins oloucd cha ger, giving orders.
MIR. l. called and walked With me as fat the :oun-
tain the Boulevard de Bond but there no ppear-
of military that side OF The Butte ST. Chaunone and
Bclleve from this part Of the Bouevards. We there
fore, proceeded thence by the Rue DIES Vuaigrers to a field
behind the Hospa! ST. Louis hut all could there was
a vidette un the Butte ST. Chsumont heavy caunonade
heard north and Of US and S, very near
20 seem to be only separated from by the hill few
people had collected in this field, and amongst them OBJ
served Wker crying his bread and brandy "Prencz Ia
gouttc csssez la croue with much unconcern as at
fair The National Guards the adjoining barrier would
suffer any 10 60 We crossed over to the pDer
part Of the Favx5urg st. Martin, whcte several Of the
hacrcs collecting by the Police Officers had Dut
them in rcquson for the service Of the wounded From
thence we descended nc Faneourg, which one out of
uniform was allowed 10 90 remain in it lettering
The military were by order forcing the biiant to shut
their portocochcres and shops When we arrived on the
Bouevdyds, many persons assembled out OF curiosity