The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

gether aud to bid each other again and again
adleu. Philip, full of eagerness and impe,uos-
iiy hesought Julie earnestly TO refuse the vows,
pghted himself to her by every promise Soon
er or later to make her his wife, aud assured
her he felt a conviction that she yet would be
so. jules words were few, but her tears were
many, and the time OF even this sad intercourse
was very short, Tor the steps Of the Due de
Bourbon were heard returning ia less than five
minutes.
Fhe voice OF the minister sounded in its us-
ual harsh tone AS he came along the gallery
What is ho doing here 7" he demanded OF
some one who accompanied him. ave will
have him sent TO the Bas,ille if he comes TO the
palace without permission. Where are AL the
gentlemen who were with me but now 7"
suppose, Monseisneur, that they are gone
, TO prepare for the journey" said the attendant
: to whom he spoke
They nigh, have waited at least ill | or
dered them" replied the Due dc Bourbon. aud
nj the same moment ha entered tho apartmrn mt
in which Julie and her lover were, acc ompau-
led only by one or two gentlemen OF no very
high rank.
&" Ila :" he said, la so tho Due de Rich
clieu has not returned. Keep an eye upon the
young gentleman and lady, messicurs, ill the
one sets out for the Baslille, and the other ior
her fathers house"
The attendants bowed, and tho Duke was
passing on but paused for a moment At the
q ,l
, al 1t is strange where all these people are gone
4 TO :"
That brief pause gave time for two or three
other persons 10 be added TO the number which
=, tho room contained; but perhaps the prime
minister might not have seen them at all, as
he was in the very act Of passing through the
0 opposite door, had not Julie, with an exclama-
, ton of Joy and satisfaction, daned across the
! room, and cast herself into the arms OF the
] very same elderly gentlemen who, IN dusty
D riding dress, had paused to refresh his horses
r at tho cabinet in the forest OF Foniaineblsau.-
y lie Was now in a more eourly garb indeed, hui
I the moment the Duc de Bourbou's eyes were
e thus called towards him, look of anger an'
h indignation came into the minister's couuten
IA auce, aud he exclaimed, How il this. Mon
at siour Dodunl what brings you hiherl"
" . did no, come withou, being sent fol
ly monsesusur," answered the gentleman in
Mt tone firm but respectful, aud he was going o
a. 10 say more, but at that moment The eyes Of tn
Due de Bourbon fixed upon gentleman VIII
70 had come in at tue same time with Monsisu
d. Dodun, and the expression Of anger ia h'
to countenance gave way to that Of surprise.
"Ah. Monsieur 10 Due do Charost," erie
10 the Due dc Bourbon, :" | thought you la
gone with the hing May ASK what is th
,, occasion OF your presence here p
IS ITO deliver to you this letter sir" said Il,
u Due de Charosi. :" and ou the part Of hs maj
70 esty to desire that you pay due attention to IT,.
As he spoke he advanced toward the minis
D. Ter with sealed letter in his hand, followed, al
j" mos, step by step, by one OF tho lleu,enants q
the sordc da corps. Ths prime minister Ia
turned very pale, aud he received the iotl'
from the king evidently with great asiiation.-
He tore it open solne~ hat vohemer,ly howcve
c aud. as he read, the paper nearly dropped iroi
le his hand. II contained AN iniimaion OF sudde
~ dismissal, disgrace and exile. II showed hi
10 that his attempts to overthrow an amiablc, higl
as y.giited, and excellent man, Fleury, bishop
~ freju,, had not only proved utterly vain, b'
IT, had called down upon his own head stor
y, which lie felt that he we'll deserved and tn,
u be stood for a moment or two in the midst
i the room IN perfect silence, but with gloom
+ frown upon his brow. and his eyes fixed upe
y the floor. Then raising them he gazcd rouI
with bewidercd look, and darted out Of Il
r. room without saying word.
e, Follow him to Chantilly, follow him
Chau,IilIy," said the Due dc Charost to ii
DC gdrde du corps, land do not lose sight Of hi
nd till he has arrived"
he Thus saying, he turned with d smile to MOI
be sleur Dodun. aud added; That farce Is pls.
Is ed. aud the country, perhaps. may have hit
lot peace, liza, Monsieur Bornshc lac contiI
ued as he saw a gentleman enter with pap'
no in his hand. what have you got there =
u. A ieurede cachet SIR" replied the other, p" Il
ils the signature of Monsieur de Due but can
ip- find him, aud Richoou, whom met just nov
al. pa.sed me lrk. shot, and jumped into h
oi carriage, without answering my question:
He is wise, hc IS wise" said the Due
70" Cbarost; "I gave hun hint, as came b!
TOT and he i, Oft like shot to pay his court to q
az b,,hop; but can tell you Monsieur de BE
cY ,ochep. the duke will sign 10 more httreS q
,"' eqeiet not being prime minister any longer
MS s, coed morning to you. Monsieur de Bern
Ie' chen. Now, Dodsn, What are we to DO next
While all this was going on. poor julie h'
y ,,u,,n.d elinrine TO her uncle. explaining
49, him in quick, eager words. bu, IN low tones y