The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-19
Awfai suffering. Of /. British Husband.

Awfui suacrsngs Of n British Husband.
Being The Journal Of an EnglisI Citiren, resi-
dsnt ia Paris during "a, late occurrences IN
L&s,CasifsL. u
II following papers Ssra- r;~L-A u. r: =
a bottle of Havre by the Steward OF The
EBlerald, who, on finding that the bottle did
not contain brandy, or anything that could
be drunk, obligingly transmitted it with its
contents TO our Office. The Ms. was writ
ten in a regular, though tremulous, CONNER
cial hand, and here and there effaced by the
water, which had penetrated;
"May la.-l, JOHN ToDDLEs, late Of 3,
Little Crane Alley, Cornhill London, Dry
salter, but now Of 4, Rue d'Enfer, Eau Gin
quiems), Paris, (if Of anywhere when this
comes to hand), do solemnly commit this.
my last journal to this bottle, with the de
sign Of throwing same Gf san do it upper
ceived) into the Seine, in the hope that it
may reach England some day; for cannot
trust the Post, and am determined to speak
the truth. Any person picking up this bot
tie is earnestly requested to forward same,
at convenience, to my (Here
Ms. efaoed.) as do not ex-
pect ever to rea and am
anxious that unhapp
as witness my han
"Fsb. 26th.-Up to present date matters
continue tolerably quiet. Pillaging not be.
gun yet Mrs. T. declares she admires the
attitude Of the people, and has been to leave
cord On ono Gpop1p SaxD IN tall.nc
her | did not like her calling on gentlemen
known 10 sell, but not partner, was told that
GEORGE SAND was lady. Remarked on
improperly Of name. and was snubbed.-
Mrs. 7. says this G. S. is emancipatr oil
sex from husbands and pe,ticoats. There is
tone in Mrs. It's remarks, since the .aw.
ful oath, which alarms me.
"Fsb. 28h.-Caught Mrs. T. again with
new female newspaper, La Voir des Fen,
mes. Met the porter, with black eye, thi:
morning. given him by his wife, who Away:
reads the above incendiary publication
Gave him 5f. to destroy all copies found
left at lodge. Wrote this day to our House
requesting leave to return 10 town, as bust
! ness us - sianoEsriii, best paper nog 10 bt
discounted, and consignees ruined.
| "Fsb. 29h.-Windows broke last nigh
for not Illuminating. Heard cry Of slam
pions" which did not understand, bu
Thought much the same as ga la lanterner
which horrid expression had read in Historl
of Revolution (1793), consequently did no
get up. Mrs. L. harangued mob from win
dow, and was applauded. How she coult
go out on balcony in such a state, canno
understand. She seems to be losing he
sense Of propriety. No letter from ou
House, which Of course | expected per re
turn. Can post be tempered with!
"lfarch l0th.-Mrs. T. tciH wear tina
red cap. Porter has Just informed me pal
OF boots left at MS lodge, directed to Citoy
enns ToDDLEs, with parcel, which he say
feels like a pair Of trowsers (he is tailo
TO his trade, and ought to knosc.) Com
PEELED this morning to plant another Tree o
Liberty. They regularly call at our hous
now, and have me out at every d. pop
lar that is planted in quarter. | told Mis-
T.. what It would be, when she insisted OF
Joining first set that came to call out cnr
(who is our next door neighbor) to bles
their abominable work, which he did, thong
| heard him praying audibly while dressin,
10 60 out and If that man was not in stew
never saw one, and ! ought to know, hay
ing had barricade under window on oath.
".Mdrch 11h.--lt teas pair Of trowsers
She is trying them on at this moment
What would her family in England thin