Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

Letters from Napoleon. We published
Thursday. a series Of letters purportiuo ~ u
been written by Bonaparte while in It,Sf, " nave Az
add the following. which appear far NOR. ", ".
racteristic than the others. We has. .,. Gu
remarked upon Bonapartes complaints in I."
9, of having nothing to occupy" him s
moment when he was in foreign coun,r1 49,.
head of large army, with powerful hos,I..
my in sight. and fighting almost every d,v :. ~
Letter 10. dated Sept. Sd. he tells Ja,.nb;.
that ne had "nken s or 10 horses. uiE T'' "
equal number Of men," and he hopes SIN b,
Trent by the 18th" Now we find in one =, a.
Official Dispatches 10 the Directory dated aT,,'
Sept. 6, 1896" he gives the details Of his o,..
lions from the Cd to the 9Th of Sept. lie r.s
gives an account Of having sen his uav 1ro".'
the passes of the Tyrol," and of " rarior, !.
tacks on the .fustrians who opposed his marc :,
On the 4th he entered Trent, from which :,
enemy retIeated with confusion lie took &.
1000 prisoners, 25 pieces of artillery 50 cLs,.
Of money, and 7 standards lie conclude, h.
saving. "you may soon expect moi. LJ,i
and decisive battle" With such game in "a,
he. would hardly take the trouble to talk to I,.
phlne about E" s or 10 horses and as ma0y M, =
The following letters however, are characters.
Boston Ca
To The Empress al Mentz.
NOVEMBER Isl. 9 A. NJ Is06
=" Taleyrand. who has just arrived, inform,
me that you are always weeping. WHAT'S n.
matter? You have YOUR daughter. your pn.a
children, and good ne~s-sarely all these out,
to make you happy and contented."
To The Empress. al Mtm.
have received your letter Of The 27th No |
by which perceive that your little head is CON
pletely turned. thought Of the line
"Desir de femme est un feu qLi Leyore"
But you must not torment Yourself in this "a,
I wrote to you that was in Poland, and tina, a,
soon as winter quarters were fixed, you should
come 10 me. You must therefore wait pa,iep,I,
for a few DAYS. The higher our rank the Ie.,
events and circumstances. You may 20 10
Frankfort and Darmstadt. hope, 10 a few
DAYS, to send for you. The warmth Of your let
ter proves how difficult il is for pretty uOmia
to bear restraint; you seem to think that whi'es,
YOU wish must be done. | on the other hand,
acknowledge myself the most AFFECT slave III b.
world My master has no mercy; that master
is the nature Of things"
Nothing could be better than the tone Of lie
subjoined note.
81 have received your letter, in which YOU
blame the for speaking ungalIantly Of wOmen.-
1t is true that hate intriguing women abNe a
things. Ihave been accustomed TO amabIe, ger
tie, and conciIating women; those are the VI
men love. If they have spoiled me, it is NJ
nv fault, but YOURS. You will see that hsu
been very kind to one who proved herself ANA
BILE and affertionate-I mean Madame hatzisIt
When | showed her her husbands letter. sd
wept, and exclaimed, with deep feeling and ,H
pIicity, All it is indeed his writing Wins
she read it, the tones of her voice went to IL,
heart was moved. and said TO her, WEI
Madam, throw the letter into the fire, and shsl
have no power to punish your husband st
burned The letter, and was happy. Her hu'baH
il now safe-two hours later, aud he would have
been shot. You see that love women who i'
gentle and unaffected, because they alone re'eE'
Bile you. Adleu, my beloved Josephine Lam
we'll. NAPOLEON