The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

Exhausted with su.fefinss ast fatigue,
jclectcd BY grief. tracked byShe Roman
police, unt naceI " ith dangers ch all.ides.
he was saved by his ooare gsous mo,h,
cr. Queen Horten>e spreading the re
port that hc had ilcd 10 Greece. by the
aii Of disguise and an Enklish pass.
port. She traversed with him great
part cf Italy. Not wiihont grea, risk
aud daring. 10 brave the Prescription
that lnier,Iic,ed France to them. she ven
lurc'i 10 enler Paris, and ansounued to
Lonis Philippe her arrival viii, the
Prince. He was in the m;dkt Of an nc.
cess % fever, and covered witli trechcs.
when the ,mperious summosss came for
both 10 quit fari- ard France. instantly
The :wo prescribed ,ook u,c road 10
London. His stay in nglani was im-
proved for his instruction bs M ai,en-
/ live study 81 abe iasailatia,ssa q : lsesosa.
ment o. that country. ke,uraing to
Switzerland ia 1851, hc refused to en-
ter into the Revolutionary projects pro
posed 10 him by agents from Polind
aud lial,. The death ot the son Of Ma.
poleon N .32 made ham the Empvror's
{ her, and he was subjected t. >ol,ciia.
tons i.N'i lnsurcrnt, on one side, and
zoe .ionage Of ihe French Government
on Tie ether. but occupying himself
with study, he published. in 1893.
pamphlet eDli led, Reconsideration, Po-
liiical and Military On Switzerland"
In 1884 h" was named Captain of Ar.
t'''cry, al Berue, thus commencing, IKE
il' unc'e. in the artillery, niih tie tile
Of Captain, and in a Republic
The next grand act Of bis chcca-
cicl If, vas his enterprise again:,
:S.rasbonrc--a most rash aud nfor
,unate affair. lie hoped hv sudden
move % cNcitcan msurrec 10 in con.
hection wiki IA few officers, WHO had
p, leaI cd .lorv under lis unclc's han.
ner, and through the sympathy Of tbs
trcuch natipo for his name and tie
souvenirs 1t ils rircd, to he rroclaime!
, Emperor. Although fortified with
: $50 magnificent prtc'ams,ions one
l to sic people and TIE othc. to the sol
diers, and urged On hy an enthusiasm
> almost supori,umau, lie failed NOS,
; slgnalIy II TINS more than QuiXotic al
: = temp. Iii, mother again became his
: protector, and obtained from Louis
Philippe pardon, Oh condition that he
should reside in America. lie sailed
for Philadelphia in the Androneda
{ Some months ofter. the Priuce re-,
ceived at New York the sad news Of
lis mothers sickness. Returning to
y Switzerland, he saw her expire lhe
9th o: Oct. 1897. The French Gov
crnment demandcd that lie sho.li
n leave Switzerland. ''lhc Swiss o!cr-
ed to protect him, but he departed
It voluntarily ior'London, where he nub-
j. llshed pamphlet called " Ideas Ma
- poleon,' in which he Reproduced all
r the grand imperial thoughts that SO
d torIncnted bis BRAN.
n still convinced that France was
: unhappy without him, he ccusplred
y once more to place himself at ITS head
!. hy violence. The expedition against
=. BonIotnc was conceived; Il more
If ioolhardy attcm't than the one Il
le gains; >tra>1ourE. Mj;h L few de-
e voted friends. he landed from a bark
\, st the point Of day, marched againa,
'r the garrison, failed completely, wa,
l. taken prisoner. transported TO PARIS
C. and condemned to perpetual lmpris
!" onrncnt in the dungeons at Ham,
e What reverse, Yet ha G.l no,
~ w. complain. 1t was bis destiny, to
. which he was oGedicnt.
h TO probe France with the sword o
til Napoleon, with Tie hope Of hndin:
b. "itl.iu all those wishes and longing
o. ipr return Of BonapWttsm and til,
a! rtyi'R. Of the EmI ire VAS his rnIim.
y passion. Wiring 10 friend frol
u, Ham, lie says la the meantime,
o. DO not dcsire to leave this place, fl
80 here | am Ill my place with a.,
y. iarHc that ] bear. it is necessary tina
m | should be in the shade Of the dun
.cou, or III the light Of power" Tbi
III light from the dcptA ot his dungeon
he gives al insis slt into his whole char
n actc'. An l.rcsistaLlc impulse alwIy
Is. possessed his mind. tI,at lis name wa
On destined to rule France, and that hi
/" presence oIy wns reccssary' rs
ie spark to dt,erini;te the explosion I
"a .ht latent ToAqpnrfiSm