Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
with YOU and YOU with mo- You would he very unjust

Your lrtter u the 2Oh O January 1t is
gloomy Ihis The misfortune OF not beug little de-
vout. lou eii me that your happiness Is your glory
rhis i. mo generous. You should have ssid the hsppi
ness OF OtIeis is my glory II is couingal. You
should saiJ the happiness of my husband Is my CLIO
ny. 1t is not material You should have said: the hap
pness OF my children is my glory. Fie Josephine. Your
heart is excellent, but your understanding at fault
You feel rightly, but yon do reason well.
But truce with quarreling. wish TO see you gay,
a % U S ySI and
vanced posts. NAPOLEON.
Letter ol-Ta the Empress, in Paris.
Eydu, February oh, 1907.
My dear Josephine great battle took place yesterday.
The victory is nine but have suffered great loss The
enemys loss which is still considerable, does not
console me. wi,e you these few lines, though greatly
lAugued. inform you that am well, and you
love you. Wholly yours, NAPoLEoN.
Letter 9o-Io the Empress ia Paris
Eyiau, Feb, Oh, 1883.
write word or two, my love, 10 allay your anxiety
The enemy has lost the battle, 40 pieces Of cannon 10
hags, AMI $4,000 prisoners He has suffered dreadiuy
have sustained great loss: 900 killed, aud from
Your cousin, Taseher behaved very well. have mad.
him an officer Of my staff.
Corbucau has been killed by bomb. shell. was We
ry much attached TO him. He an officer OF great
merit. much giieved by his death My horse guards
covered themselves with glory. ID. Allemague is dan
gero0siy wounded Adeu, my love.
Wholly yours, NAPOLEON.
Letter o6-10 the Empress in Paris
Eylau, February lith, 1907.
write a few lines my dear josephine, Tor know you
must be very uneasy. have beaten the enemy in
memorable battle butt has the of many brave
The bad weather obigcs take my ents
do not despond, entreat you. All this will speedily
have an end and then the happiness OF seeing you will
make forget my tolls. 1 never enioved
health.
Young rascher Of the 4h regiment Of the line has be
haved very we'll He has had a hard trial. have pu,
him my staff, all his are over am interest.
ed tor this young
Adieu my dear josephine. thousand kisses.
Letter 97.-7o the Empress IL. Paris.
Eyliu, February 18th, 1907.
am still at Eylau, my dear Josephine. The country
is covered with killed and wounded This is not ar u,-
der lis most favourable aspect The mind is panied and
oppressed at sight OF many victims. | am quite well
have elected the object had in view have repulsed
The enemy, and thwarted his projects.
You must be uneasy, and that thought greves me-
bu. 40 not distress yourself BE cheerful aud believe
wholly yours, NAPOLEON
Tell Caroline and Pauline that the Grand Duke and the
Prince very well.
Letter 1870 tie Empress, in Paris
Liebstadt, 2lst, O'clock, A. NJ
have received your letter OF the 4th February and
am much graiied TO lind you better Your return to
Paris aud your accustomed amusemens will tru,t COM
ple,ely restore your health and spirits.
am wonderfully well, but The weather and the country
are very unpleasant 1t freezes and haws in the space
imaginable.
hdieu, my dear Josephine, love you, | constantly
'himk OF you, aud hope TO hear that you are cheerful
and h'ppy
Wholly yours. NAPOLEON.
Letter lO3-To The Empress, IN Paris
Liebs,adt Feb 2Ist, 1907
have received your letter OF the slh INV dear Jo.e
phne, aud observe with pleasure that YOU have been nj
the OPERA you intend to receive company ever
week 90 occasionally 10 the theatres, but always il,
due form am also much graihed by the fees which
are given in honor Of YOU
AN very well. the weather is sill unsettled.
have placed my army in cantonmenis. DO not give
way 10 melancholy. Love aud he OF my love
- NAPOLEON
Osterode, March I'd, 1907
l have not writted to you my dear blame myself
for this for | know your uneasiness / am well and
no rIyht in,
lage where L must remain Tor rome time longer |
was never better in my lie. You will find that have
grown very Fat.
The weather here is like spring The snow is melting
and the rivers ihawing which is as | wish.
have ordered what you want tor Malmaison. BE CAV
and happy, aud you will please
Ao'e"' my dear Josephine embrace you
Letter 10Y To the Eapyess in Paris A0N
Osterode, March 18th 1907
regret to find my love, by your of the 18th that
you are ILL., and losing courage My health good, and
OF fine weather am anxious to hear that you are happy
and in good spirits '
great many absurdiles have been repeated
the battle OF Eylau The bulletin tells ALL indie ed il rather
exaggeraes, than dninshes amount OF loss Wholly
yours, NAPOLEON
Letter IOS
Osterode, 18Th, 1907, O'Clock, p NJ
have heard, my love, that the mischieyou. wbisper
lng which were circulated in your salon, Menz, have
been renewed. Pray silence them. | shall be much dis
pleased you permit their continuance You suffer YOUR
self to be distressed by the very who ought to
exercise
ness, AMI 10 keep every one in his proper place.
am very WELL and my affairs going on prosperous.
~ we are taking liItle rePoe, and making arrange
Inents about our provisions.
Adleu' my love. Take care of your health.
NAPOLEON
Letter 1l0.-To the Empress, in Paris
OsterOde, March 9Th, 1907
My dear Josephine, you must visit the minor the
aires privately. That is not consistent with your rank
You must visit only the four large theatres and always
with the observance OF due ceremonies Live in The
same style as when was in Paris.
am in very good health. The weather has turned
cold, and the thermometer has been at eight degrees
Ever yours. NApoIrov
Letter I12.-To The Empress in Paris.
March 25tb, 1907.
have received your letter of the 1911 Of March If
you wish 10 please me, you live in all respects pre-
csely you did when was in Paris Then Won did M,
should always go TO the theatres style suited to vou
rank AS TO your mode OF living at home; receive com
pany, and let your parties be select This nv love- ia
the only way TO insure my appreciation Greatness has
its inconvenience. An Empress must not 90 wherever
private lady may
thousand and thousand remembrances I am in
good health, and my ahairs go on we'll NAPOLEON.
Letter ll3-Io The Empress, in Paris.
9th, 1907, z p. NJ.
Your letter, my love, has given me pau. You must
not die You must get well, and you cannot have any
just just cause to greve.
think you had better go, in the month of Nav TO St
Cloud but you must remain during the whole OF April
in Paris. ''F''
ain in good health, and my affairs are going on we'll
You must not think Of travelling this summer IL il
impossible. You cannot be putting up at inns yysh
as hxousy as you can, to be with YOU and live tran.
gully.
Fighting is not the only thing that am fl for bu, duv
Is paramount TO every thing. Throughou nv live I
have sacrificed rePose interest," happiness all TO my destiny
hdieu, 10Y love. l wish you would see but little OF
that Madade de P. She is a woman of bad morals
and vulgar manners N,no, -.