Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
Personal Habits OF Louis NnpO-

A Mr.. Barber has just published u his
tory Of Louis Napoleon since his return
to France in lSiS. We translate so,nr-
what long extract from chapter treating
Of the Presidents personal habits. and
the manner in which he employs his tim-s
Like the Emperor, Louis Nsroles,n
believes in his destiny. aud he likes peoplo
who beive in theirs. The enduring con-
iidence in his star, which has never abnn-
doned him. even in the most critical posi-
tons, explains and jusifes all the acts Of
his life, il finds its force in religious faith.
"In fact, Louis Napoleon is believer,
in the fullest sense Of the word. In sll
the great political events Of the last three
wears, he has never failed to implore the
Divine assistance In almost all bis speech
cs. YOU will find the name OF God. In
The various journeys that he has made IN
Frapee, his frs, care has always been, up
q, entering town, to so and ask for tho
Lana I,cl;cn Of Heaven in the Me,roprli-
-" e"p, r. ii. My strength lies in the
Cace to general who be-
,ac'' sa'd ne ',,nNt, THAT have that
longed to hls Ca. voa have not"
religious faith which ~, IN Snm,.
"Lous Napoleon gets II. A.,,i.
seven, and in Winter at eight. .'..n
the newspapers, upon which he .o.,an,
marked In red pencil the ,ost 'n| ,,,,r Ia
passages; he pays ,aii;ca lar a.''' r,s oi
The English Journals. Tn. car'ca." c. RiIr
the CAarsrars and the Jde~a al p0~% p~owoi. /,
al me ;s,eriod when they xnr ,..h,y: h.
puansh them. amused hpn ~" = whic
laughed at these artistic rey,L iu aa
tered.
ale Aher breakfast. he goes i1y 4 he com. !,
and takes his seat .t The ,aI,
AROUND Winch 80 the ministers are. aIrendo.
Tie listens a',enliv.ls j ,Ia,.ss uY
aeh7eralions' hut usually s.yy H.ub,,
but few decisive words, " l,iob ct, ,lnnss
cause to be passed ''''e
he Prince has way, durino i;has
sions OF the councils, Of draw;,a L
M ala faces upon bits of paper with = nsn
~nlch persons employed in the Ely.c.
seize wilh eagerness. 'ee
P,nner Is served al sixu'd'ock. S.,.
eral tunes week. tl,e taLie i u, II,
"'ee number fpersons. when rb. Mini.
eFs' generals and high funerionar;es .,.
i,s y, guests The list Of persons % b. y.
ea 10 Drawn up by the President him.
ane greatest care.
fw. "ss "Acn there is no ye.
100 thee, s"@s 10 'lle opera tho
piion the Prime ''''s'as, and some.
Erich theatre, or the - sises, Us
nes TO st,me Of The smaller ''i' -'-y
,e lie employs the evening IN stuoy"-
1 some grand administrative or political
estion.
Several days before the eoup d'cfat.
ID even since its accomplishment. the
Iiuce gave himself up toa prodigious
al og esrA. Very otlen the dawn sur
ised him in has .tip.;;eus studies whose
.jrct was heiuture glory snl pvsns"y
France.
"a u the decrees, proclamations, acfk
'peals TO the people. &c., Of the emp
ffat, wc-e either dictated or written hy
m. TIE constitution which Iie has Just
ibshcd is his own individual produc-
IN. Tie night before its appearance he
ad the proof Of it himself, in presence
the Keeper of Seals and Minister Of
istice."
After the tragical result Of The trial Of
onnt Bocarme for poisoning with nico-
ne, II was announced that his widow had
night solace f,r her misery in convent.
ut she pr ferred another consolation, and
king sumptuous apartments at Brussels.
I'd led there verv brilliant, II very much
ensured career. Her hotel was naturally
e centre Of constant curiosity, nor did
lie public spare w"man who so little re-
arded the prophecies of her situation d,
'uring the recent Carnival, and on the AZ, III,
st day allotted to the grotesqne pleasan ri
/, of the season. the poyte cocherr or gIsdc.
Dor of the Hotel Bocarme, was obsad. surrlie..
,corated with garlands Of Tobacco: and =, sas' ,
reaibed with inscriptions of ever rsagv f,r I'm h,
it Of alrof whichalcotinc was the xboatdim,. Pa
c theme. AHas reiuircd
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