The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07

oaces up and down The apartment with
ls hands behind him lie suddenly stops
md summons page.
Send M-hiIher.,
The order had hardly been issued and
he page had not quit the presence,
when his minister sent in requesting an
audience.
admit him. Well NJ, wha'
now? he said, when the page departed,
and closed the door leading into the an
teroom. Your manner indicates haste!
And more Of this mad youths pranks?
Il am sorry to say that he is agaio
The subject Of my visit TO your imperial
highnsss.
Out with it, have los, all patience
with him. If he escape again he shal
be shot. will give the solllersins'ruc
ions 10 shoot upon hlm!'
This would be impoIitic, your high
ness and bring the censure OF all Enropt
opon YOU
Il would not care SO he were of it,
But what have you now!'
'Ie has again eIuded the vigilance OF
his keepers, and has fed from The gar
dens, ,bu, not left the city. have made
every inquiry, and parties are on
he search
Il will have Colonel--shot for his
neglect. How happened thIs'demand
ID the Emperor, in fierce tone of d.
pleasure.
He was suffered to walk IN the
grouds as usual, at four this afternoon,
with The usual precautions OF soldier
Following him, and porter-senlIneI. BY
some means he suddenly vanished from
the ewes of the soldier and sentinel, as II
he had dissolved into air. The men
haslened to the spot. pursued every
| venue, and hunted the whole inclosUr'
in vain. One lof them, satisfied oI
| his prisoners escape, turned his muske
upon himself,and blew out his hrai ms
He did wisely, and anticipated witt
| his own hand work another would have
soon done. What Of his feliow?'
sHe came trembling to Colonel
md told the truth, that no further TIM
should be lost in the search alter him. -
| He was placed under arrest, and Colo
nel-reports thala at once every mean
we're sci on foot 10 catch The ius'liVe.
'An d without success"
Not wholly, your majesty. ATE
night closed in,and Colonel--cou'
vet learn nothing of him, hs waited o.
me with his report
You placed him under arrest" sad tn
Emperor sternly' -,
No your hi ghneSs: his liberty wa
necessary for the present, to aid IN pros
eculing The search
AS soon as you leave me issue an o.
der of arrest'
Your majesty shall be obeyed. Blu
may it please your highnes to hear m
further. When he was with me per
son announced, who came IN guarde
by two soldiers, who had reported ln tn
The streets that he saw man descend IN
garden wall by means of grape vIre
where a Capuchin (riar met him an
hurried him away
"A Capu chin! will raise their NOR
asIery for this treason. What sa'd IN
fellow furtherP D..
'Nol hing that we could act from wl'
Ianv certainly. | then made no de'a
but fastened to acquain, your maJeS'J
with what had occurred. e..
.And YOU have done 1t quietly as II
vou had come to tell me the youn4
Isnnirrel had broke its cage and take
IAIqht This is no light matter
Il am aware of the lmporiane a'lache
Ito the safe custody Of this young man
The peace of Europe, nothing less
How now sir pager
General, the Count--'des'res a
audience with your majesty on a ma"e
of moment NJ A,
Imi, him. But how can he have hear'
Iof this escapadel If il is known mat n
has escaped, and is still in the city ''hef
lis such romantic sympathy for him INA
half the hiding closets in Vienna VIII Q
lopen for him. Let it be KEEP, anon
The soldiery on duty. Good ever
Icount! Whn, idings bring you 'h'
YOU come al this hour, and in this hu
ried euise, into our prssncer -,
f Il beg your msjesly's P'rd0n;a ia.1 t
er's anxiety, wich can give him l''t
leisure 10 pay Difference TO 'ime an
cotume. / come hilher TO aoIle't yoN.
maiesty's aid 10 hnding my daugh'erd'