Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-01


ha'e -. .Nemors of the Consulate gives,
ihor VI W" u,,sr.l columns the Identical words
~ T W. and the more regular phrases III
% - Las Gases has expressed the same'peaS'
W.. v.luable literary and poiti'a' "onu'
ment. ,.;,h g, nee, at some Gu
nav, ,Io;r. written by AN old Jacohin'-
.,.na, eyteud from lSooto 1914, ana 'ne! s"o"
ING! .IsarIy than rhibaudean's work po"a'
'h'.s c. of The Acobins, and how MS "ro-
par. nc;en gradually inspired him WIN c c'e
.ne. e. King himself a sovereign. ~ 'o
,aes :a VI snecdo,e from these Memoirs Is al once
nb.,ae,eristic of the vanity OF NaPoton I p
The Immature of Talieyrand' VINO u'snn
nanar,e chiefly because he was all up',a
| ralleyrand haG counuy'houSe g a and ,hc
little village situated oetwee" wv I'D breakfast
no ;Es Wv Won some day," said Bouaparte 10 a.'ey
> mnH H "Do General" replied the latter anu
'""u house is close to the Bots de fouioghe'
INV amuse Yourself by shoo'ins ave,
.tcast 81 do not like shootlng, repNsa
: pnma,,r,e. "but am very fond OF nun'i"S
y A., here any wild boars in the bois oe no1
n INC :, pon.nar,e WAS at this Gme very
u 'os"e .nd not having been much IN "a
u .o'hS Aid no, know that the Bots de 'bou'os!e
> :. H. YOUR HYDE Park, merely place ''a
% .,iL,n, I'D riding. Wild bears were Oh cou''s
;. IN, Of The question. But a Frencnmah "a"
ver resist Joke, though II should OF a. '"e
&c nense Of those TO whom ne re'iH.'o WV ,r;des
"a rourtier-like servility. Ia''eyraha, WIZ pauro
= h;,,,elf much on his nobility, could no' e'uu,I
IL nnr Iieutenantrof aIillery raising INTO
III ,nnlarirv and power, not by the Influence o'
=. ,;lrh birth. but by the vulgar road OF l"'e'e.,
"e ana merit: bis il-rature, therefore, susges'eu
y" ~ hin, The idea Of playing trick upon oo"a
W n,r,e. and when the latter inquired "ne'ne
GU "a. were any wild boars the bois oe p'
-, he replied, every few; bu, dare Say
nj, %s.,i you will be able to find one Inc
50 sn.atr,., and the hunt were liked Tor the ioF
mo Ia,,;ng dav. as it was arranged that bohapar~
" shoulJ be at Auleuil at seven IN lne morning.
va Talleyrand, ready to die with Laughter, se".
~ The market a, Paris, and pure ,Wo 'a'se
80. hl,ck hogs These were immeaia'e! eo"
~. Cd TO the Bots de BouloSne unae' Inc cay ~
.h, two servants, who were dirrc'ea ~ u pr,s
the md rraciise them in running Boaapar'e
eds, a"r;yed at Auteuil at the appointed ume' az
anu a,,.aried by an ala -decamp, who was much
lhat rar,.d INV the Generals frequent use Of st'e
o3 "ai hnn,;np phrases, and which he misapPneu
lteu - The most extraordinary way. breah,aSt "
IN, ended. the party set out tor the DOS nc po
er'' ioSne taking with them some houncs' WY
Tor ,oh"> tan Narrowed from the neighboring Ia
ereu n,srs AT length one of the hogs was ,e' 1905
'eak' ",d Ronanarte joyGully exclaimed: u see "
1gh' s,ila h,ar Taleyrand, who was aware w
mo ,be animal wonld be in no hurry 10 escape u.
.',s ;,s nursuers, had directed servant "ou"t
ca ~ on a small Spanish horse, and armed "'.'
oran' long whip, 10 ride after IT, But b"napaa" v"
al too intent on his sport 10 ooser'e M
never o,uoned furously after the supposed WIZ" W
IL taken by The hunters By iii, has, S lie
which de-camp beginning TO understand the trio
escrv fearing lest the affair might become suhJe
crew Of public ridicule, determined TO undecelve u
niraI General, and riding ~ to him said: "Surel
where Sir, you must oe aware ''a' '"iS % "o' W
is all boar, but a hog
land Bonapare flew into violent Git Of passio
bird He Immediately returned full gallop 10 Auteu
mt TO He would doubtless have vented bitter reproac
es on Ta'eyrand, and probably would have pr
ared ceeded from words To blows, had he not rec
break lecled that Talleyrand was terms Of in,m
ch il CIV with all the good society in Paris, TO who
other he would have been held up as aughine-sloc
p the had he taken the joke too seriously On i
arrival at Auteuil, therefore, he laughed al
pretended to be highly amused at the trick, b
his anger was ill-disguised. Incredible as
may seem, Talleyrand who was in mer
n mood, Immediately conceived the idea OF hoa
fas. ing him second time: "We!l, General. (sa
Of an he you have been disappointed oil ine Niu-"
nners. hunt, II is true but u Is YET carry lou NV
educe not think of returning TO Paris soon. The
of be- are plenty Of rabbits in the Bots de Boulogr
s5and LOUIS XVI. used often 70 shoot there h''
then making and Notwithstanding were his favor
At the anu semenls, poor man. He was an excelle
enced shot, you know "Yes, but am very
OF The shot," said Bonapare, who had not yet iccov
men I'd his good humor.s "Your ride must have
en- be. ven you good appetite, resumed rsieyran
he re- While You sit down and partake OF some
them freshnent, will send to Paris for my guns
,deau, They belonged TO Louis XVI"
The repasl was prolonged for the space
wn in two hours, during which NJ. lhileyrand o'
e was whelmed the future Emperor with that eieg;
anti tiattcIy IN which ne Is sucn an adept. VIZ
ribbed while servants had been despatched TO IA
have with orders to,purchase all the tame raoh
be an they could procure. They collected as many
# Las FIVE or six hundred, and conveyed them m
ought ores 10 the Bots de Bouogne. Bonapar'e
Pl I.I Npt