Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
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An ADVENTURES.

Nhenihe regiment TO which Vrcvlnion
became part Of the army Of oc-
cupa,ioaI II Paris, he WAS left at Yer
sailcs SC ssasly i'll from the effects of a !
sabre wound he received at Waterloo, and
from Which his recovery at first was eX,
ceediagiy doubtful. ht the close Of sev-
eral weeks, however, he become opt Of
danger, vas able 10 receive his broth
cr officers, whenever they were fortunate
enough TO obtain a days leave Of absence
70 run dovp and see him, trom them
hssloarnad that one OF his o.le.l friends
in the reeiipen, had fallen in duel, ADD
that two Sof bis bro her off GERS were
,d4rgerooslv weandea--one 'of tacm was
re.e xlieesed 10 survive. When he inGuir-
fed as 10 tie rensans Of these many dIsas
ters, he was> informed that since the en-
trance Of The Alliesihto Paris, The Erench
Officers, boiling ailh race and Indignation
al their defeat, and smar'lng Gader fhe
hourly disaracc which the prescncet o.!
I'their coaqIefers suggested, s)Gght o0iiby
every meaasin lhoir ruaeF, opportunities
Of insult: bat always 50 af;uliy, coniri%d
as 10 render lie opposite party The che 4-
lg2r, thus preserving themselves the choite
II the weapons. When u IS called Y
mind that the French are ihe most eS1ele
swortsmen il Europe, lntle doubt CAP
exist asto The issue 81 these combaIs; anf,
lin fact, scarcely a morning passed without
lihree or lonr Eoglsh or Pfnssisn of.icfs
heing carried through the Barrlere de p
| Etoile, If not dead, at least s'Flous|y
wouaded, and conaemned TO carry with
Them through lie the ifietiens q q sdn
| cuipafy. and savane spirit q revenge. +
When Trevanion listened 10 this std
recital, and scarce did a day come wtthdH
adding 10 the long catalogue o. cisaslett,
he al once perceived ,hal ihesquiel ~
partment naassumng tlemeahofwhii
50 strongly characterized the Eaglisi
officer, were construed hy then Irench
lopponehis into evidences of wart oil couf
5ege, and saw That iosa-y 81 tnaae P'an q
lslaGaliier no canimon remedy cnald "
| apnlic9, AID that .coup d'elaa' was ALSO
4 lttgly accessory topat i,down and eioi
AssaS..is,s $3.50
In the history OF these nguinnry rem
counties, one name was roattnpally ieehr
ring, generally as Che principal, sometime
lie insiiat7l of The quarrel. This wa'
M Officer OF d chasseur regimert, Who haC
he rep,na,ionpf being the Uest swordsmal
in the French army. and was no less dis
ltipquisaei for his 'sl:il at fence than hr
~ campromisng hatred of the British
wi,ii whom aIone, of all the allied force.
was be ever known 70 cone in contact
4 50 celebrated was the 'Capitaine Angus
| tin Gpudprual' for his pursuIis, that !
was well known AT lhattime IN PaIls, tia
he was The President Of daelIing club
associated for The express and ayoWed oh
lcct Of provoking to insult, aud as certain
" dooming TO death, every English ctfice
upon whom they could fisten quarrel,
The Cafe PhilidQr, al chat period 10 thl
Rne WINNIE, was the rendezvous Of TIM
respectable Gction,aud here, '.e CapnaIne
reigned supreme, received acco3nts OF th'
various 'ail5iss' which were trunsactlng-
counseIIins ana plotting COR the future
| His ascen Iancy among his copnirymef
wis perfectly undisputei, and being pos
sessed Of great muscular strength, VIII
that peculiarly 'larouche' exterior wiihon
which courage is. nothing in France, b
vas ia every way calculated for the lnla
mons leadership which lie ASSUMED
Ii was, unfortunately, to this same cat
heinz situated in vhal was called The In
gIIsh quarter, that the officers Of the 43
regiment were ia the habit Of resorting
totally unaware Of lie plots by whiei
theg were surrounded, and quite nnsus
pecting the tagged web Of deliberate an
cold-blqaded assassinaIion in which The,
! were involved; and here took place ID
quarrel, tie result Of y hich was the deaf
of .reyanioa's friend, a yonng officer {
, great promise, and universally beloved !
his regiment
As Trevanion listened to these az
counts, hisimpationce became daily grea
ser that his weak state shoald prevent h
being among his brother officers, when n
, advice aud assistance were So imperative
Ivrequired. and where amid all the solic
tude for his per'ec. reenvery he coald NJ
: but,perceive they ardeslly wished Tor hln
The day at lengb arrived, and restore
I. to SQUEEZING like his Former sell, Ireva'
$ ion once more appeared ia the mess roo'
ofhis regiment. Amid the sincere an
hearty congratulations on his recoyert
looks, were not few haliexpressed hin
,ba, he might not go cut much INTO IL
{ world Tor time TO come. To thesetfiendl
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