Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-09
Orciai Account 81 toral of the Remains of
Napole on BonaPe-om his tomb at St
Helena.
ON the French Papers
A'i''"' "a inc chs of Napoleon at

Arrival OIL the
eng
At midnigh; on the ,ha o,,;o,, con,
menced in the presenc Eronch ,ra r.,
lish commissioners. NJ. ~, nd Ca,-,,
Alexander, OF the Roys.o. ~ .i,,-i.,
were directed By the A. AZ 40 caah,,
renders To the governm c,rc,ns,,n,,,I 90
count of the operations te bo,y, ,,,;,noss
| conceive that am dispeeo,, on,ori,..,
the s1mc details, md sli,o,, ,.aIc ;,i,
saying that Al ten IN the =, ,bo cotf;, ,,.,s
found IN the grave.
After having raised il :, ,,,s o,oo,l
and the bodv was found H. e.. ,.ro,,,,
walton. Al this solemn M :, ,ho -, oe
tho easily recognised renr hin, wh9 boa
done So much for the glory nee rho ono.
ton was deep and unanimoj b,if ms, 2 -,
clock, the guns of the fort u, ed ,o ,ho sb;,s
and vessels IN the roadstea,.o G,,er,I ,,o.
cession had commenced lis !ow,rds lanes
Town. The militia aud trf ,ho o,,,;s,n
preceded the car, which was \ Wiz = ,,l
the corners being bocno by GtRa-,r,,d ,nd
Gourgoud, and Messrs. De ,os o,,I A.,
chaud, the authorities and a CT tho ;,ba;
tauts following.
The guns Of the friga,e hay.yorod ,bos.
ot the fort, she continued 10 li,r,. INNS
From The morning. The yards W., I'D tho
flag hostci hailnast hugh, as 6 ,,n,,rn;,,,
in which foreign ships and vesned ,yhen
'hc !f'cess''.' appeared on me the English
troops formed double line, t!is which tho
car passed slowly to the shore. bo wotor,
edge, where the English lines rm;,a,ad |
had collected all the officers Of a,ch AVIS.
ion, waiting in deep mourning ans uncover.
ed, the approach Of the co!iinep within
twenty PAGES Of Us it stopped, a -Govo,nor
advancing to che. delivered up to he name
., MS @'Ee''h'e"'' inc remains. Emperor
As soon as the coffin was lower, tho boa,
OF the frigate prepared to receive general
emotion WAS again renewed--thc wish ol
me emperor N'Poieon began 10 b4mpllshcd
his remains ycposed under the M q n
Al! signs Of mourning was from III. ,h,n.
doncd, The same honors which the E,r WON'T
have received had he been living ia -
his mortal remains, and IL was amids.ts f,or.
the ships, dressed out in their coIos, ,bei
yards nanncd. that the cutter, escotv IN.
boats Of ali tic ships, pursued its wa liz -
wards the frigate. Ga arriving on bob cof
fin was recel"cd between two ranks,l;car
under arms, and carried on to the dude,
which had been arranged chapcue pte
-ACAO'G dS tbi II al DFQGTCU me. s,rI r
sixty men, commanded BY the senior ,.,,
of the frigale, did the honors Athop, va
already late, the absoIution was pronoug nm
The body remained thus exposed all nia.Tn
almoner and an officer kept watch bv It's
Ga the 10Th, at 10 o'clock IN the NOR. =
The officers and crews OF the French shir,v:
and merchantmen having been Assem- :
board the frIgtte, solemn funeral scrvw.
celebrated; the body was then lowered f.e
decks, where ctapelle drdente had been ~
ed 10 receive ii.
Atnoon all was terminated, and The frigs
ready 10 sail. bat the drawing up of the .
ger bdnr required Two days, aad i, was o..
the morning Of the 18th that the Belle Pou
fa"orite were able 10 get under Wv. TIL
este, which lief. at the same time, sailed for i,
ination. After prosperous and easy pass
AVE just anchored in the Roads of Cherbou
i've IN the mcrning.
Receive. Admiral. the assurance Of nv re,
The Captain of the Belle Poule.
f. D'ORLEAN