Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

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MISCELLANEOUS.
From National Gazr,icI
We have inserted this morning, irou, the London Court
Journal, seiies Of letters bileis from Nauoeon In
Josephine, of which do not ioub, the au,h.n,ci,v
There are many in the Journal written when lac w a.
Emperor The condition OF greatness is insruc,iv.iy
exemprhed III the following eAac,s fou two Of ,hs Icy
perial cpisles.
Z" To the Empress, at .afenis
4" November Ist, "A NJ 1906
"TalcyranI who has just arrived Informs me thar Won
are always weeping. Whnt is the matter! You have
your daughter your grand Children good ne surely
al 'hese ought 10 make you happy and contened'
" TO The Empress, at Hent=.
II nave received your letar of the 9Th November
by which perceive that your little head is connl.e,v
turned i thought of the Inc
Desi do femme est reu qui devorc'
but you must not torment yourself this vay wro,e
TO you that was in Poland and that as soon "a ,,;,,
3narers were hxed. you should come to You must
therefore wait patiently for lew days. The hi. her our
'ank the less can indulge our wishes We JepcnJ nm
Events ana circumstance You may go Frankfort and
Darnstadt hope, IN a few days, send Tor you The
warmth oil your letter proves how difficult is Tor prety
woman TO bear restraints you think that whatever
you wish must be done. |, the other hand ackuow
ledge myself the most abec slave in the world Nv mas
Ter has no mercy; that master is the nature OF tings
No'hns could he better than the of the subioined
. have received your letter, in which you blame me
'rspeaking unsailamty OF women. 1t is true that hat.
Intriguing women above all things. 1 have been accns
'''ed TO ami"hie gentle, and cOuciaing women ,bosa
re the women love II they have spoiled me- i, NO,
"y idu!t' out yours You will ihat have been We
~ KIND TO one who proved herself amiabe and aac,on
,'e--i mean Madame HATFIELD. When Showed her her
Will dee e..
"g anI simplicity, An II Is indeed his writiny! When
he read it, the OF her voice went TO tho heart
mosea ana said 10 her Well Madam, throw the let e
ino the hre and shall have power to punish vour
husband She burned the letter and was happy. Ter
husband is now safetwo hours later and lie would have
been shot You that love women who are oen,ia
'nu unaffected, because they alone resemble Won
" Adieu, my beloved Josephine. | ain well
NAPOLEON"
CohREsP POND OF NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHINE.
hs week present 10 the readers OF Court Jour
a. me mrst portion OF The private correspondence Of la
f'eSTi anu Josephine authorized by the lady in whose
hands the manuscript letters deposited at the death
eli the late Empress of France " ~
III The historian and the philosopher seek to
The general influence which great men exercise over
'er contemporaries aud poerty, there is curiosity 10
ess iaudabe which loves penetrate the secret
al Their hearts, examine their private ieelin,s al -
"oerve how those feelings may have been modified bv
PSlss,f @s s sSSaiiiSS 10 asm will be ,mn,v
uhed by perusalot the following letters They NAV he
regarded as revealing the character of NspoIeon in IL,
rue and natural light They slow how The General ,bs
Consul aud the Emperor felt spoke when
cd by the Official ormality of speeches and procaman
lac ihnu'Sed In the expression of warm and passona,
affection. N'' P''''o"a'e
We need make remarks on the STYLE Of ,he.o ,o,o..
neary every one OF which bears testimony of hayino
eeh written IN The hurry and gence of the most con-
hden"ai correspondence. They are without correc,inn
anu III several instances The reader will observe that the
dates are wanting. 1880 ~
The correspondence is divided into four pats, viz: tho
letters oil General Bonapare, those OF the FRS, Consul
move o. me emperor and those Of the Empress. pc
rusa OF the latter will enable the reader 10 udge If L
he'd l.ffor
Jo.ephinO. ''''''' 10
We propose TO continue the following corresuoodence
hrough several succeeding numbers of the Court orn,
Letters from General Bonopnyie 10 Josepbue ,,,;,e
""'"s ne 1rsf Hdi,a" Campaign, gear Ip-C196J
:, Letter To Josephine, Milan. |
KOyerbeiIa, lsth MessiiOr, Year iv-July Is,h 1896
nave beaten the enemy. Kilmaine will send YOU
copy oil my despatch. | am almost dead with iatiy1e
enireat that you will set out for Verona nmedsteIy
want you, for feel as il should be very M
write This In bed send you a thousand kisses
Letter 2.--I0 josephine at Milan -
, no sooner had departed from Roverbella than |
learned mat the enemy had shcwn himself at Verona
mas'ena made some very able movements. We have
taken SIX hundred prisoners three pieces of
GENERAL Bruno has had his uniform nv
balls, and has himself escap3d untourlaJ. L y s,
fellow. -" - 'u'AJ
am very well, and sead you a thousand kisses. +
nave had only ten men killed, aud a hundred wounded
ruo ~ BoNAPARTE.
Marmirolo, 2oth Messidor--JuIy I7rh 1896
nave JUS received your adorable letter. my Joscphine
ana II has filled my heart with Joy. How much arr
Obliged toy for having taken The trouble to ,y,i,o =, n
our heath must be better now am sure Won are ,vs
aee@nnes'y recommend YOU to ride on horseback Thai
WIZ InIahoy DO you good
since parted from you, have I,ecn verv o,, s;;,,
oiyoy "o h'Pp'ne's eScept when am With YOU Your
sn, yur 'ess' your smiabie Jealousy, all are ever
Josephine Increasingly feed the fame ,vlicl, e
heart and my senses.-When shall I Ges ira .H wy
anu inqHieuLe, pass my lille with thee having nothing 10
MINK oil but the happiness Of telling YOU nj ea';5 ~
you that love you'll will send you your b,l.s hs, "
hope that you will soon rcjoin { ihou,i, iJ
before our parting; but, since ten feel dat love yo,
thousand times more My affection Tor you iucty.,sos
every day which proves how erroneous is La Bruve,e,
maNim-Pdrnoi'r UieHt f0ut run c0up. Every u,ng H.,
nature mas course, and different augmentation
bO' 1 sec some Idult IN be less beautiful.
graceful less tender, less amable above all never be
jealous, never shed eatlose tears JeprVe me NJ rc
O. ~ :, no. w ny power to cherish hought-sn idea
(Which essnot refer to you.