Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-11
LOUIS NAPOLEON EoNAPARTE.

Translated from the Courier dcs Etats Uais.
PARIs, OcroBER IL, 1914
Last Thursday, N the church OF Rue the annual service
celebrated the memory Of the Empress Josephine and
Queen Horense the grandmother and mother Of citizen
Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON BoSAPARrE, representative n ihr
people This ceremony, which usually only few fifth us
adherents family received aricular ntes;ron The
Of affairs The number OF persons present quite large
The depot Of the Saint German railroad filled ea.
hour with unwontei multitude, and from eight cc6c
ill noon every filled with curious visitets Rueii
In the crowd many representatives of the greet Imperial
families many Of those knowing gentry who seeking sTsIy
opportunity of lettering their condition. there With nm
eye the result of the Presidential election elegant women
there to the theatre and the crowd made up
in gea, part, Of nqave persons, eager osee the nephes
Of the great man, and particularly Louis who is the lion Cd
the time
The little church OF Ruei filed the open SQUARE
in front covered with the multitude and the 3sappOins
slight when the spread TIA, they uhas
the crowd had to would he present. Il bs-
lieved at first to be false report, but b
too true the ceremony began and finished wbou, lis
appearance Of any member Of the imperial family. The
quisitve and the knowing had their trouble for ihez
p'ins
The absence Of the family owing to the excessive caru
Of Prince Louis TO Withdraw himself from public view Es
had Ruei the day before witn his uncle the
jerome, and his COUSINS and they had made their devo
tons privately the church, where the clergy upon an houY
warning, awaited them After performing this duy The
citizens Bonapae went TO Malmason pousy visiting his
favoe residence Of the First Consul where the Queen Her
tense passed her peasanc days. where the Empress Jose
phine died, and which, rch in eninscenee is Be-
longs 10 Maria Christina Queen Dowager Of Spain.
The dapp nted crowd criticised Louis BcIaparies run
duct sharply enough III is coquetry said one S.hS
knows very well that this Is the sure way to sharpen pubic
curiosity said another while third asked Does be wRh
to pass for god that he wraps himseso in clouds " thus
the best intentions misrepesented II be conceals Kim
self, is from pure modesy and love Of order He Is
willing that his presence should pree1i fsr The
ghiest disturbance lie properly dsirus,s popular enh-
ss5m whether pretended II IL for his reason thai
he is visible only the sessions OF the National Assembly
he goes there incogato, and whdraws privately. This
eduious caution dictated moreover by regard fo his own
epose he wants ~ eude tie crowd of couers hoRs
him TO offer the tribute OF interested devotion and 10 rule THEM
conduct by the supp scd chances Of his political fortune Boa
the Pr1oe, having become private CITIZEN does not as,sr
greatness and refusing the rewards Of ambition, he wishr
al the tne, 10 DO free from ts vexaticns Thia ~
easy FOR the couers Of the future are ohsnae AMI
escape them, Prince Louis obliged to have no horne 10
wander from lodging olodgng, sleeping successive
nights in the house. II these huEay hunters vln,s
themselves ambush the door of the house which lh
Prince inhabited yesterday, they await they mrsi
follow up scent which in turn will be broken By these
nccssant svoluons Sometimes informed by their spes ID
the place where the Prince has passed the night they arrive
y in the morning Ike constsbcs armed with an arrest war
rant but he, digent nso,ent debtor is already cr
He hardly walks; when he does be nearly always
alone, escorted by his faithful Ham, the intelligent ans
the ugiesi Of all known dogs.
Lle many persons in these days, Ham took bis name u
the place Of his bh He born in the fort e. whore the
Prince was contned he there attached hmselto tie rree
who received hm Notwithstanding bis uginess and whose
WEAKNESS ne diverted with his ingenious ,rioks Bu. Ham
ives asctonate only TO the Prince he growltJ tho end
y advances OF the other inmates Of the castle Alter bev
10 the prisoner source of amusement Ham earaed all h,r
gFatuGe by rendering him eminent service in sirR Rim
IN the escape which he shed boldly and hapre
Every one remembers that Prince left tho fortress IN t
yab Of ono CT the worknen who emp!oyed in ma.i
some repairs IN his apartment. He wore bor No. an1
plank which be carried his shoulder parity ,et M
ace w ben be reached the court where me ev,ry
Sas stationed, he found his faithful Ham, surrounded - b
odlcrs and aiors, who amusing tcms.Iye w,b his
FRANKS common dog, recognising mis- master r,c
un TO him and betrayed him by bus csressea BIZ, H,r,A r.
cen his master put the DISGUISE and VITA VIC irpi in
ainc', understood that there mystery vii ,ord 10.
= betrayed So he Continued 10 occury Tho eetao ao.
hanks TO this diversion, the Prince crossed Inc Ilrecions
'asssge undurted and lt the prison uhsrred Al hour
liter, when speeding towards the frontier he heard 5sIkioe
'ehnd the chase Ham, who ha! made ywn 90
ape, and had me to rejcn his masssr Since then Ham
has not m the Prince be has followed him al Ms journey
ngs, and has returned with him u Fra Sc where hs arr
1anee him every where He sauners srcun tie hall Of thu
Assembly during the session. Tho eorres Of The Pnnr
snow BIN but il would be trouble lost 10 ny tasch as
Prince by following him. Ham knoWs court ~ .nst
md knows bow scnd dem about ter tusiuess he s-s
hs master IN excepting from bcrc WEI he aided N
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