True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

sonment, nd Of little occurrences during has Shta'
hood which could be known only, il would seem,
to the family of Louis XVI, are 80 minute and
clrcumsaHal that they appear to anora ample |
means OF proving him an impustnr, II he IS one
yet the Duchess will not speak, either tor o. against
him; she will neither admit nor deny the truth o'
his statements; and as we have already sain, ne
has in vain solicited, for years, an opportunity o.
conversing with her, Though he declares 'ha' III
private interview he produce such DINER 'es'i-
monals OF his identity az must convince hef: .t>-
timoniaIs OF such nature that he Will mol e&no't
them to the world, but only to the person VINO alone
can know their validity. Yet notwithstanding
all this, his sister ( he is the tlgh,tul Louis AVID
has adhered, SO far as we can learn, TO system o.
| rigid and obstinate silence, and neither Charles a.
nor Louis XVIII, nor any other member OF the
| family, has ever taken any notice oil MS Pfe'eh,
| SONS. We did not intend, when we commenced
this article, to enlarge much upon the history oi
| this pretended Duke of Normandy. Our purpose
i was only to point out the somewhat curious TACT
that, surprising his assertions TO be true, there are
now living fewer than five heirs Of the throne OF
France; the Duke Of Orleans, son, and the Couht
Of Paris, grandson of Louis Philippe; the DUKE OF
Bordeaux, grandson Of Louis Philippe; Inc luke
Of Bordeaux, grandson of Charles the sol-disssh'
Duke Of Normandy; and Lonis Napoleon BONA
pare, nephew Of the Emperor and grandson oy
adoption, who claims as mex, in succession 10 I'M
Duke Of Reichs,adt. Who can say whether ny
some strange turn Of fortunes wheel, any one Of
!, .
become posseesor Of a crown which has already
within hfty years, been worn by three dynss''e'
, and for time lain in allegiance, and without an
/. owneri-New York Commercial.
AEEcDorE OF STEAM NAVIGATION. A small dnp
per little fellow, with pattern book under hi
I arm, called in at one Of our large carpet ware
houses: 81 have come, sir, for some orders; her
is my pattern book, should be happy to serve you.
The proprietor, after turning over the leaves, sale
TO the agent, w Ill you hav. tbs goodness to lenr
n this book for dav or two, and l will send it t.
your lodgings.' 'Bess you, sir, have no par,l
cuar lodgings: arrived in the Grea, Western
~ took with me valise and six clean shirts, onl
.. used three on the passage. have run abou, from
" store 10 store until have received orders for on
thousand pieces of rnssels carpeting: you are tn
h last person have called upon. | am constant
on my feet; dine when m at leisure at an
caring houee that is nigh, and pay for my lodg
ing at night: so have really no settled habt alton
l mus, return in the Great Western tomorrow, a
shall have bsen absen, from home when 81
i. back full forty days: you are the last have
call upon, and any orders you may please TO Civ
me can be executed and sen, TO y"n complete
sir uecks from THIS time pei steam ship. Conu
mentsry is useless: the travelling agsn, in 2
days from the tins he left home, received order
&c for 100000 carpetng ~ Star.
tho mile purse in harness, 3 heats, ia 5. IT,