Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

you are still attached TO Msmson. Its said that the
Arch Chancellor is in love. Is this jest, is ii ue' Why
att. Alieu, my Iowa. Ever yours, NAPoLgoN.
Letter l22-I To The Empress. in Paris.
May 18th, 1907.
have received your letter; but do not unders,
what you by the ladies with whom maintain cor.
responsiveness love none but my dear, poutng, capnc
Gus little josephine who knows how pick quarrel with
the grace which perva all her actions who always
charming, except when jealous, aud then she down
right devil Bu, ito return TO the ladies' II really had
iSncy Tor any oil them assure You that should require
them TO be pretty 6Outons de Do those you allujc
10 answer this description
wish that y0u would never dine with persons,
eept those who have hined with that the invitation
list Tor your parties should be formed
that you admit ambassadors and foreigners TO your
private circle at Maaison ii you do not observe these
directions you will dsplease Finally, you must not
allow yourself to be surrounded by persons with whom
unacquainted and who would not visit you If
there. Adeu my love- Yours, NAPOLEON.
Letter l23.-Io the Empress. in Paris
May l2'b, 1907.
inclined to go to ST. Cloud. sorry hear OF the
iruprndeDt conduct OF Madame -. Can you adj.
wise her 10 be guarded Her leviiy may occasion
disagreement between her and her husband.
From what hear presume that Napoleonhas recovered
can easily conceive the anxiety lis mother must have
sun red but he measles msady 10 which all
liable. hrpe lie has been vaccna,e,; and that he will
al least escape the small pox.
AGieu, my love- The weather is very warm, and ve-
geaton ~ commencing, but shall not vcrdure
Tor some days to come. NAPOLEON.
Letter l2l.-To the Empress. at 81. Cloud
can well imagine how much you are Athlete by the
death OF poor little Napoleon, aud you will easily con.
ceive that too am deeply grieved. | wish with
you That might try TO moderate your You have
been so fortunate to lose child; that
the sad CONDITIONS attached 10 human existence Let
hear that You hear this calamity with due iorude ant
that you well. Do not increase my sorrow.
Adeu NApoLroN
Letter l25.-TO the Empress, at st. Cioud.
May 10Th, 1907.
have received your letter OF the 9th of May, and Sc,
how much you distressed. fear that you give way
nreasonabIy to and that you deplore deeply
The calamity that has befalen us.
Ever yours NAPOLEON
Letter I26.-1o the Empress, at Lacken.
May 2Olh, 1901
have received your letter of the 10Th May informing
me that you gone TO Lacken think you may remain
There fortnight Your visit will be gratifying to the
Belgdns and will serve to amuse you.
am concerned to how much you give " ay TO grief
Sorrow has bounds which ought not be overstepped-
lake care OF yourself for my sake, and be assured Of
affection. NAPOLEON
Letter 127-I0 the Empress, at Larken.
May 2ih 1907.
am sorry to learn, by your letter from Lacken that
your grlei sti undimnshed aud tina, Hoense has
yet arrived She is unreasonable; and she does not de-
serve love, since she loved only her children.
Endeavour TO soothe your feelings. To misortunes
past remedy we ought TO apply consolation.
Adieu, my love. Ever yours, NAPOLEON.
Charles Napoleon, Prince Royal Holland died at tho Hague
May 9Th, 1907 s"O'
We subon written by Napoleon on the .nme
OF the young Prince Royal of Holland, Charles Napoleon.
Letter from the Emperor TO tse Queen Of Holland.
FTuckensen, May 20th, 1907.
My dear daushterA receive from the Hague in
form me that gticve unreasonable However
take amusement and ecoect that
hS ae over the path OF lite, death tho