Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30
CHAPTER XXI.

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might hare been supposed. At abe eonelu-
sion Of her mid iniefeessious IN fsrour Of
{ the prisoner and his piznt. when she proeeed-
ed 10 place in the hands Of Napoleon the
handkerchief inscribed with bis memorial,
the Emperor recalled 70 mind the singular
indiaerence-s0 norfifyiag 10 hrs selElove
With which, during the wsriike evolssions
Of the morning al Nsreago, Josephias had
cas-, Der vacant. careless gaze upon the con-
mem0rstiou Of has triumph Aad thus pre-
disposed 10 displessure. the obnoxioos name
OF Chzrney served oaiy 10 aggrsvsle his H.
hnmour
rs the man mad p cried be, ~or does
he pretend 70 deceive ne By fs<re, A
Jseobn turned botanist i-about - good
jess as Aarzf descsniinz in the tribune On
the pleasures Of a passDrsl life o. Contkon
presenting himself TO the Convention with
rose in bis b1ftou-holeE'
Josephine vainly attempted to sppeal
against the name Of Iaeobin thus lighfly be-
slowed upon The Count; for, a. she COM
meuced her rer1onstranee, chsmheFl.in
made his appearance 20 announce that the
general officers. ambassadors, and Deputies
Of Italy, we're awaiting their msiesfies IN the
1 @~~-rA-- NH@tAurt - NNcfcs HAVING ua4luy
repaired, Napoleon Immediately bsrst forth
INTO denueEatiOn against FisinnaFies, PHI
iosOPhers, zRd liberals. manly inspired By
the recent mention Of the Cozni de Char
neJ. In an imperioos tone, he threafened
that all such dissurbers Of public order
should be speediiy reduced to submission
but the loud and threatening tone be had
assumed which vas supposed 10 be sPon-
tsneous outbreak OF passion. vas, in fact, a
preneditaied lesson bestowed on the sszen-
BY; and more especially Oh the Prussisn
ambassador, Who was present al the scene.
Napoleon seized the opportunity. to an
aoanee TO the representatives, OF Enrope,
the divorce Of the Emperor of the French
from The principles Of the French resolB-
ten
By wsy Of homage 10 the throne. The sub
ordfnates Of the Emperor FASTENED 70 emu
late his new profession Of faith The gen
eral conmzndant Al Turn. more especially,
laeq1esAbdaliah Menon, forgetting or re-
nooneing his iormer principles, burst forth
INTO furious diairibe zgainst the pseudo
Brutases Of the clubs and taverns Of Italy
ana fr-nss on -A'sh signal .Foss froen the
niAions o. me empire 4 unanimous chorus
OF e1eerations ag1inst all eonspir.tors, re-
soieI'oa'sis, and more especially Jaeob'nsi
It'll, oserawed By their sirUleaee. Joseph
me began 70 irernble at the storm she bad
been unwitiIngiy the means Of ezcaing--
al iength, drawing near TO the ear Of Ma
Pcieon, she took courage 70 whisper, m a
tone Of mingled tenderness and irony,-
nat need, sure, Of al these denuncia-
tons My nemorfai regards neither 4
1seooin nor eonsptraior; but SIMPLY
Poor plant, whose pioas against the safety Of
the empire should scarcely excite such yast
iunniis Of eonsieFnzfion-
NaPoaeon shrugged has shoald1rs- Gan
you suppose me the daPe Of such zbsured
preieneef he exclaimed This CharneJ
. man Of high facalties and the most dam
gerous principles i--~ouId you pass him
lPoa ne ior o'oekhead,-The houer.
the pavement the uboie romance, Is znere
Pfe'ext The fellow Is getting up plan Of
escape Il must be looked TO- Aenoai
YET careful eye Be kept upca the move
Inenis Of those imprisoned for political Of
ienees m the citadel Of Fenestreiia One
Charney has presumed TO address 10 me
memorial How dad he manage 10 forward
ms petition Otherwise than through the
bands Of the eoaimandsnff Is such the
discipline kept up IN the stzie-pri-ons Of the
empire
Again the Empress rentured 10 interp0ss
N defence Of Der Protegs-
"EHoGgh, madam, enough Of this man %
exclaimed the eomnander-in-ehief; aad
discouraged and alarmed By The dIsplessurc
expressed N bis words and looks. Josephine
east down her eyes and was silent fruu con-