Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

clothes to shut out the horrid cries Of the
assailants and the shr,cks Of the wound
ed.
In the midst of this most dreadful scene
the gates of the city are suddenly thrown
open and small party emerged, and with
flag of truce pass through the embattllrg
hosts TILL they approach the presence OF
Napoleon. They inform him Of the slua-
ton and the peril of the princess. lie IN
stanhy ordered every gun to be changed
which might endanger her person. Inc
flag of truce again relires within the walls,
and the awful bombardment continues
For ten long hours this terrific storm of IRON
descends upon the city till three thousand
shells have filled the city with fain and with
blood. But Maria Louisa remains upon
her bed unframed, though other parts of her
fathers palace were blown from their ioun-
dailons. Little did she imagine in the con-
sternation Of that dreadful night, that ii was
her future husband who was thus raining
down destruction upoE l'er fathers capital.
And lIple did the plebian cOnqueror lmag
inc as he compassionately changed the dr.
rection Of his guns, that this maiden was to
the Queen of France, and that by this bonn
bafdment he was winning and wooIng Tor
his bride a daughter Of the Caesars.
A daue hter of The CGsars What Il
mvstcrions influence there is in ancestral
renowh--Nnpoleon even, the creator Of his
crr,su. ,hp r,hr;ca,or or his own glory was
dazaled nv ito claro Mari, Louisa was =
lineal descendant of one or the proudqst
monarchs oC Rome Tho bIood " hich cfr
cplatol ,bropob bor vo;,s had p.ssc,l ,o her
from tho Coos,rs o,I ,hronrpt ,Ea hrrnic
heart oC MI, ,TLoros. GLa hoG bocn
Graded AND nnr,uroI an,;d Co, hes Of moral
subI;r,;,,, on1 r,r,I ,,r,;c,.o,.o which
one would thinL worlJ r;vo -, ;mnre.s of
qrandeiir oven IN tho rrc3,oe, sonI Surely.
Then Gor er;r;, ,,,,ct Lo .,;n,,od with all
ihot i InC,v anJ ngrohI;,r IN hum,, char.
ao,or Az. :, .','1 80, 81 eho v,s va.
,h;ng moro .I,,h Nib a,ni,hlc. nrcty GIRL.
nuerlv inc,naIJe If chorish;nr nm idea of
rr,,aqna,;noi,y or Of bcro;am She was, IN,
Jn,ynd L,, na,nro n,,I,, ,y;,I, ,ho.c cu,lit;es
wb;ch ,noro r,ost noG,,,nn ,,,cc AMI o,r,I,-
Iv. and y,s rn,;rc!v moon,liicd to net 1o.
bic mart in The Ior,v drama through which
she wos destined to movc
Nanoloon dnsn,irinc or ofsDriug from
Josenh;nc. and consumed with the mostin-
tense desire to have an heir who should in
hnri,.h,s clorv AMI ncrnotu,t, his namc.rc.
solyoJ r. soycr ,ho t;o. which bound him to
Josenbinc thr wife or his youlh. and to 90.
i,;n = moro vouthfnI viro from the subscr-
Wont rnonorcL;os ground him TIa hon>d
Tine 20 socrr. =, Lo;r !, whose ncrson
shouLJ no oII;nI IN tLol ,,,s oIor;ons IN his
own ,.h;o,omen,s orI All ,h3tis iIlustrioi,s
in cxaItcJ descent The rcpudia,ion of Jo-
conb;,o e,ro,r &c ,,oro tho n,li.ic,I motives
which Icd io II i tho J,r ,cst stain upop
tho ch,ractcr of N,nolcon And like all
wrong do;nr bowcvrr seemingly prosper
GUS for a time il promoted final dlsastcrand
woe. A nioue ORIGINATING IN This marriarc
oI;ara,od Alexander or Russia from the
Eronch Frnnoror and hence the camnaiun
r. NJ, ia,,J ,Lo ;o,nr;.o,mort of Ma
$500 T,,an,. aa,,., - E,,rn,o ,,.,s cr,,.
i nns nr tho Lonor of sucL nm alliance. The
Rourbons IN tbo;~ pviIr would GLADLY far
rish , nrincess If H. royal blood as a bride
a. Tho ,,;rI,,,. oon,,oror rhr Russian
oo,rt nrnnoors ,,,,, nF -. L;,l, Lor, ,,,iI,,s
.0"L' i'o"I.Y ",'9 VI ~ o~,' n;,.;,
,sbnso f.o,,n IN Fnro,,o Iro,;,I,lcs' tnI
,bn Ans,r;an ,nnn,rrhv tha nrrudcst cT all
oor,bI,, J,.,,s,;os o,rarlv socks alliance
Nth ibo soIIior If (orinn who has twice
a.'...,'i a,,,;,,I :, ,,;,,,,,J, and rcDoscd
.,; ;,L ~ %',', nr,"i - n,I,ros-
r,i ,.2 ,' I,Iha ,,,;' Naoa,Ion Jncidrd
., ~ oonn, NO ,IIianco ~ Anl,r;, pr,nos-
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