Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
THE LAST SCENE IN THE
T1ElLL RlES.

lauth ut Madnme Adelaide, had lost much
oI his energy, aud given up, in somo de-
gree, his early habls aud tho puneIually
h business Ior which ha had always been
distinguished. On tho morning OF Thurs.
day, he lad risen somewhat later than asu.
aL lie saI1he had passed restless might,
md lhal.hs was wuuY both in mind uui
body, with tho pelitionIug o, tho Two Royal
Dukes (Nenours and N1alnausierl lor lAal
which they kuaw be- eeai not grant lie
had been whiting all the proceeding eve
Mug in his own bedroom, aud scaled
lellef 10 the Queen oi Belgium was among
tie papers Iound upon his wr.ina.dess.-
Ne understand that the aeal sas expected,
aul thai The ielef was feIigiuisly despatch.
Ell 10 lis destination. sl hlie lcar was
lell a To tie days debate, that the Royal
children were brought u usual, 10 the King,
aud il being Thursday, bis Majesty had eX.
aa,ayl, q, wa7 bis won, on that daY, al
tae copy books al lan Count de Paris, aud
oppressed bis satisfaction At the progress
csacel BY Tue foyal pupil IN his various
studies, Il 10 O'Clock the children We're
dismissed, anl Al thai hour lbe strife b..
gan by the announcement oI II. lmi.e de
Glnfaia "NaS hut received hin yes.
teriay. exclaimed The hing much rIsa.
ted, 10 the ail de camp N waiting, "par
danme, ire, he says that his business Is
urgent, aud that tie safety ol tue empire
depends upon your Najesly reception @.
lIs ue age. The kim, now ialeus4I-
ed, bul MT alarmed, gave las aliaf l1T lhe
VISITOR Ia bo admitted. Il appears BY ".
ds Gimflin's own account that be was 50
overcome with emotion that i1ran instant
be could MT sPeakl and tar King sad, alb.
rlplly, aud IN no measured tone 81 voice:
"WbA more is now required by you auI
yuug .elluWsi (p1Rs f' rlgp4rigisl aare wc
nltmada enough e9ucesa aIUnst IN nj e1u.
se.ausrI There #yeiaupIaef one, your
Agcsy. Which Jas beeume nun neeessa.
~ lan al the rest. "fhan It eauuai b.
granted returned the King. Pecfishlyi "in.
deed 4 haze regret ilf that which is already
dJnc. And 50 haze your najcsly, for
Il Is uut yet enough. "Q4osl.ea a-irci
exclaimed the kIng, imeHdpliug hin with
great vehemenee.
The haulness di The expression, which
is unlranslaiabIe, theabluIiless ol tie tone
in which twas uttered, ruused lhe hsfy
tempefof Gi1an.n, anl he anWered al.
most couply. "l'ho one concession more
which is demanded by the people Is, your
MaJesly's aJdicaliOn, on the instant too,
anI wl,laut any reservation The King
started " bis .cyl w.,l such sudden move.
mcui that he upset lle ink k,s,aad which be
had lus, been using, aal the broad black
stain may yet Lu sern upon the carpet
BE rushed 10 the window, whittier Glfar
din followed him, aud, pointing 10 lhs
crowd, exclaimed six ba;tali1us O.! Ma
lunal Guards surround lAe palace; al are
Of one mind auI those who sent m' ara
strong in their unanmi,y. Blood has been
shed, and now there Is no retreat.
Louis Philippe grew deadly pale, and
bis hand shook yio.ealy Us be took that OF
VI. de Gimrdln, bun h.s voice in.Iered not
as he answered, 'yol are, psrHapa, IN the
right, Monsieur. I lwi.. go down to the
Cllmb,rs-no, Go plead ilf myself, but 10
protect my dynasty. AtiIis moment The
Queen. who had been watching aud hoy.
ern1 about the apartment in tno creates,
a.arm appeared upon lha dJorsl.l. She
spoke not; shi evidently did not wish 10 be
observed, TOR shc did not advance one stop
into tn, room. She was a,,irgd IN IAa
deepest mourning aud her silver hair es.
capped IRON beneath q cap oi black Grape
ligr face WAS So pale and ghas'.y that Sue
seemed about 10 faint ilertall, thin form
ben, NOT; bI, the agitation Of Che moment
was 80 great that she was seized wl.b that
puls,cd shaking OF lhe knees to which she
has been subject snee the death oi l4clluke
o. Orleans. She drew backas lbc * Ing
passed out So great wa, bis own preoc-
upa,Iuu that De perceived hes MT, AMI She
followed him lAYs in silence sad with noise.
less steep lll'lc heelng "ui'hef h' WIS
leading her, so that he was not lost to
sight. twas thus that she found herself
in the mids. ul lhe gardens OF lha Tuj.lues,
surrounded By countless multitude, eA.
posed to al, lhe rigors Of t. stormy SKY,
without shawl OF bonnet, or any aPnIrie'
nauces either Of her age or rank. j, was
a touching sight to behold this eager solicit
tude, this tender love, stronger than tho fear
of death, which acluaIed The Queen in this
desc,lion OF all beside her husbands and ii
les known by many who, wound up To fierce
excitement then. cannot now, think Of that
scene without tears.
It was not I'll! Louis Philippe had reach.
ed the pont Tournanl that he even became
aware Of the presence Of the Queen. ltis
said that bis smile OF recognition was a
strange aud fearful one. lie would have
turned. Perhaps bis memory carried him
back to another crowd which be had seen
before upon that sell.same spot and he
dreaded to advance. Just t,hen a squadron
oil cavalry mlclng the crowd issuing from