Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
ing letter frou Florence lin relation TO Ms sos,) to
the editor of the Commerce in Paris =

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"FLeRsHsR, Aug. "a
"Sir,-I pray you TO receive the following decla-
raton:-I know that publicity 10 a strange and per-
hsps singular method to have recourse to; but when
father who 10 old afflicted with disease, and exPa'
triated ~ law, has no other Of assisting
fortunate son, every one who can appreciate a IA
Tiers feelings must approve Of it, am convinced
that my son, the only left to me, has been the
victim OF an Infamous intrigue, and that he was
duced by false frt nds, vile latterers, and perhaps
by insidious advice, and therefore to remain silent
would be to be wanting in duty, and to expose my
sell 10 bitter regrets.
al declare, then, that my son has fallen for the
third time into frightful snare since mpossi-
BILE that any man of common sense should have de-
hberately thrown himself into such prscipice. III
he be guilty. the truly guilty are those who seduced
him and led him sstray particularly declare, with
religious horror, that the insult offered TO my son
by combining him in the dungeon Of an infamous as
sassin, is q monstrous cruelty anti French, and an
outrage vile as il is insdious.
As father profoundly afflicted, as a good
Frenchman chastened by 80 years exile. as the bro
Their, and, dare to say in tho pupil OF him whose
statues about being re-established, recommend
my deluded to all those who have the feelings Of
a Frenchman ahd a parent,
"LoUrs DE ST. LEU"
In consequence of young Louis failure almost
every one ridicules the idea of notwithstanding
France but had Louis Napoleon landed with a
large physical force there is no kno wing to what ex-
tent Of success the moral effect OF his name might
have carried him; but the inrasiOa of France 6y
10y n'e" was .vo Iiuicu,o"e P9eot ~ gam MIN
. Ie 'S"n sinsIe c"nVe,. .~u nc anu Ms c,mPa-
nished with money, and seized q lucky moment TO
Ias,no . n,m, hs mgn, nave mao temporary or
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Fashions for September.
from the World Of Fashion,
gox~yre- Til r,ost decidedly novel that have
a a.. ,hoss nj. s.,aIi a ar scmposed &C pailla
FLa Tor,;rc .impiv tr,s.1a..i with a torssde Of
.ra;ieI t,ro torsgess same replace the bavoet
ssN3,.s .Aitnougn tne.e bonnets are Of small
sizes ths pfinis are Temarkabl> open; the shape is
peculiarly calculated 20 be WEI with ringl.ts.---
Craps Donnets seem ." DO little, b.. very little
smsnes some nave JUST appeared win the mate
riai TAO o. pam, ana ornamenteo only win Kind
ut nlaAlu, 'hposea ~ points Ahsie'erre, PACED
from um the left side twice round th.
net, and terminates the left side, forming third
round. single torsade of white riband and brides
complete the trimming. Silk bonnets decidediy IN
~ ~ a,ean aias. DO hlaac and trimmed
;,I ornsments romnes.d of lace and tastefnIlv in
,erm;noied with w,reatb or ronceau dower,: the
.nrta;n AZ th. hack Of ,h. cro,r Is double and very
short. II forms q cb;coree and is divided nv CO.
hues of green shaded r;b.nd.
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