New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-03

CHAnlrs Lorls NApoLros-we accidentally mst. T-s-
terday with shred of old new paper coatsinps an
extract from the Boston Evening Transcript under th1
above heading Some of the incidents given hy ths
writer, whoever he recent events have tended 10 rem
der peculiarly interesting We therefore give u con-
densea sketch Of them
aThis Prince, tthus announces the srele,l Shose
late residence Switzerland OF 40 much
easness to Louis Philippe and who no doubt cheFishes
the delusye hope that he will very distant day bs
son Of Louis Napoleon (Eine Hoand9 brother to the
Emperor and of Hortese Eugenie and daughter of ths
Empress Josephse and born mt Paris on the 10Th or
April 1905 His birth announced by the cannon OF
the Grand Army along its whole Line and his name e.f
the first inscribed in the register WHICH was to reguse
the right of succession in the Imparfsl family y
Not very 'idelusiye after al as things have tFnsa
out 1t seems that Louis NaPele9n was lstticuiir
avorite of the Emperor and in proof this aneedots !"
related: -.- ID - -,
during the holding of the champ De Mai aud eis pre-
sented the dputations from the people ard the army
and when the Emperor embraced him las, TINE AZ
Mamaison, although then but seven years of age. ne
showed very strong feeling. He wanted to ioilee MS
uncle and cried out weeping thst he would e. aud Ere
mother pacified him, III, exile row ccminencei'
In Switzerland. he devoted himself TO military study
contracted the manly personal habits Of the oue'
Of his letters to his mother dated Sept is4eo
he writes thust 'aTGz aGat
~ am engaged in military Recommending in the noun
| walking ten or twelve leagues day. with KNAPP
tans back sleeping under tent ut the foo1 OF
glasier.,' .mployed when he w.s surprised by the
He was thus 'on Of July. 1sao-a rev elution which
news of the Beyolut snnul the treaties of lSl6 snd
he iattered himself won But, like many other eSle'
| put an end to banishment
| he was sadly disappointed 10 IN connection with
| A curious anecdote is told of h.. ~ ts
our gallant Lafayette which copy 'ippe) had been
| +" After the Duke of Orleans {Loui. Ph, Ssposon-
placed upon the throne by Eafayette Louis 'thes in
showing that the Duke had often said to hi IN se'
1929 that should he ascend the thron. he wouI,
Eau .ne Elnperor's iamy-w1ote letter the Citizen
Ming asking permission to common ol.r- 10
anxious was he to return to his native land This spp-
cation Of the enthusiastic youth as is We. known was
only instance in which the Citizen kr, psslecsd ~
fulfil promises made by the Duke of 0rleas es the srest
and good Lafayette soon, to his sorruw found Who in
1853 sent word to the Prince that he much to baya
an intervisw with him, They accordingly met and La.
M declaring that lie titiery rasshsa Of bst efraa a a
helped to do in July: and stnngly Recommended Ious
Napoleon to seize the first favorable Opportunity Of re
turning to France: For said he hi. govern,ent c,n
tstand and your name tho only one that i. popular
TINS II true is very significant and important fact in
After many hopes and fears several escaps, from
danger from the Austrian Government who Insisted on his
being driven out of Switzerland Hort snse resolved nm bd
and daring STEP Though hr was forbiiden on pain
| OF death, to enter France. yet sia''if
Englishmgn she boldly entered Frasce nd after srriyr
at the Hotel de ioilande in Paris. wrote TO inform us
fhippe An interview took place the Citxen Royal
was all kiudnessnade man, promises which he had not
oi course the slightest idea of fuiilng-and in few
Gays attefwards sent acQusint uortense
his arrival in Paris the Prince au INITIATES from
ehe enyeys from Warsaw 10 repair to Poland but the
news o the la OF araw stopped him the very point
Of departure.'' +
After spending some more years in Switzerland where
he wrote and published several political military and sci
enhc works, the affair Str sbourg (he attempted
nsurrection aud revolution in 1885, anth csfraE Of
this followed by his snlbarkaton for hi. country
Hence he back Ut The time Of his nathers illness,
and after Obliged to leave Switzerland 4. a pro-
pitiaton France And the writer we have bpgr. 5ao
ting concludes his interesting article by saying he bt
accounts we have had from him thst 5Iaie.tys
subjects werc saluus him in the street, endon sith
Long live Prince Napoleun' Such sortds from sach
source must have falea pleasantly on his ear
| What whiriigig is tins, All WHIST queer things does