The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-01


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gesture which No appeared 70 anect Unable anv
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te:cinate them by the sougns Snsves apd ql,daln-
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anr @ 'ne eAteInA' p1ys,oe nony 81 Napoleo1'
The narfatiSe Of Napoeon,s aimoet supeFhuman
exertions against the allied armies, when they
aiflv met and wrappled on The French soil. 4 verv
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9olneo exsfaet ~e 90 not rememDef 70 nsve seen
befose. sA
NAPOLEON N BATTLE. 4.
Az the first fumof OF the EmpeF0r's return to.
Champagne the Austrian army, - il seized with
panic at single nane, had retreaied by every road
from The waits Of Paris, a. far a. Tfoyes and Djon.
The Emperor Of Austria, fearful Of being sur
rounded, even in she mdat Of hs troop. took Iehse
at Dion Alexander and the King Of Prussia had
got beyond Troyes. These s0vereigns, magnifying
the danger BY tho memory Of 90 many former de.
fats, and fearful Of snare in the very heart Of
France, which had fallen with such apparent facil-
ny ~ y ~ y see
tte most pyessiDr instructions g efsct 4 neacs'
Had the Emperor had timely notice of these ter
for.. ne could have signed peace on European
ss;s :. % sne momee. .ns. ~, ms own empire was
thess terror Ais,msd on his o,n = = ~ =,
masses crowding down upon him, he retreaied
towards Arcls.sur' Auhe, where be unexpectedy
came IN coniact with the army Of Schwartzenburs.
sasRMnaiy oaltle e9sned; nne1pectedly to both
poeon fought a. hazard. without any other plan
.nsn we necessary o. nehang, ana tne resolution TO
conquer ot ore. he fenewed IN tnls action the mi
reciss oI bravery and saNg Jro,d OF Lodi and n
veil snd ms youngest soldiers blused at the idea
o. ,s Ss.ss1hng .anh casi VINO hazaiasd his own life
VIZ VIII suca lnvlncoie courage. ne was repeatedly
seee spurEg nis morse Q gailop aeainst the enc
mys scsnscns ana reeppesnng - 1t iracces1ble
~ ~ m ISasn, ael tno smoks hao evapofase9. ALIVE
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spsGa .'s cnalReI .o~alus 'ae insument OF de-
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lnlo 'iS snicAess " ne p1ssae. ms euolo atlengtn