Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-19

iIi~sI eli tie gTucfzs w asa 20 marry i'oai -
poleou. The Countess vas nj 80 nee
L'Empercar s'amase.
believe have alluded 10 some Of the a"-
6h doirgs Al Camplegne. dunnR the selonrn
Of the Count there. One day bright ilen
stuck tie Emperor lie collected n1nh"r
~ ads ia the grsn perlor, -isnf"d - them
20 dfec-i ihen-elses nf their clothing. aud then
made Them scramble for diinon1s IL spout
iwo or three hutdrej fac IN TIM va. Soy
rral pdr- of high rauk ttok pm IN the-e Vi
ympian spods. Til. perf.etl vel. k"""a
IN Paiis. aud Hi, Msle-ty's -upPorirrs are ihe
irst Ia prknoN le12e hi unbonaded I'eenI"p-z
ness. Sid one OF his mu-f 'a2er - To
me the other dav: .Sa rie po1,hq"e RI tres
Iciie. mus 81 re priSee ea 'nIahae.
! He g Is smother incident OF tbe Compel m
ramp1ign One day thu Emperor wanted 10
! be anu, Ell. aud sent 10 Psrs for VI l. Page
wboze conduct regret ~ sty. Is not always
auch H. a .ternr mera Isl could approve. Sin
wpn' OFT by thc evening train. II vas at tins
MON, Mt that H. Majesty was faken sick. aud
! g va uaallr to So. her The next III fniug
| tl, IN m ,eraiu ~ the paIacc was announced
IN her pail r. He expressed 10 the far Iady
The rcs,e Of ihe Emperor al not being able Ia
pay ms compliments in person, hut begged her
/
! " hich be held in his hand She took H. aud
vas surprised to fndln II bills to the amount Of
twenty Ii elhousand francs Such munfceuce
was entirely without an example. She mur-
maIad her thanks. aud vas in ii few Lours hack
in PARIS again. II,rlIy had She left when
gentleman appointed to diplomatic mission.
knock. d al the chamherlarn'o door. He had
come 10 reoc, his outfit and his last instruc
IT,. -. I,t, IpI 4 ma
pcrs aud black pockrt book. The minister
opened it. aud found there the enormous sum
Of five hnndred francs The wrctched cham
ocrlain had conronndcd The two pocket books
and had gwen the diplomat the wages OF the
light o love. He sent off an aid de.camp at
once to Paris, who brought back the follow
IN epsle from MI Page:-
My Dear Chamberlain.
When you give me an assurance over the
Emperor's signature that the $4,000 f'Hucs
were not for me. will refund the II 800 To
which you lay claim. Yours, ever,
PAGE.
The poor man did not dare to acqualnt His
Majesty It'll his carcossnrss and was Obliged
to max" up the sum himself Tins q"idproqno,
one Of the neatcst cxtant, il IN be in roducel
nlo ii comed>, upon which The auho is no"
I"nglgrd. The scene and the circumstanc" will
OF cou s. be disguised as to render dl,cov
cry mpos-ihlc.
A lady III considerable pretensions to NOR
atty was among the guests invited IL Com
Ipelgpr; she only stay ed there two days, haV
lag seen quite enough In that time of the past
time of crowned heads She quiz the chatea'
in disgust. In short, The court of Louis Ma
poleon is the most indecent court under In,
canopy Of heaven.
KNEE BREECHEs AND RrCKLEs
Oh! fyou could Lut see Your hum'le Ser
want in the new costume, an sure that
spite OF the respect you naturally feel for hin
as your Paris correspondent, y"n would bo
moved 10 laughter. Shoes, silk stockings
ughi, small clothes. a waistcoat Nth hppers
a velvet coat with standing collar, and WORST
than all, cooked hat aud sword Such i
his marvellous TINT casembic The sight u
yourself IN It, suggests fnn'y ball at once
hut when you are delivered at.the Tuil"res
YOU rather incline I" the cr Of amateur thea
trieals. Trerr Is man Dire SD as an T. rpe
ror. bat neither hooking he par nor otln2 ii
there Is man III the hlbt ola Marshal o
France, but hose thick uuconth proportions
remind You OF the strong nan 1T the circus
Who catches cannon balls ON the napc OF hi,
neck: there are small men seeking To pass f.
great m II: al men, STRIVING 10 look Ike GOO
men: and women OF loose Character, though al
high rank, putting on the -cmhaucc of ,rrru,
and mor4liy. lfby any chance there arc de-
cent people these, they are as,imiIated 10 tb
rest 10y The garments they are compelled Il
assume. Ii You never thought So before, you
ianc! dlesS convln' es you nov, that the who'll
rhlng is pIay--no perhaps farce, for II |
not ut nded as "A pke-but tragedy, viii
shades for the principal characters. He mean
"hat he does in good earnest, but the audi
ence take tinj jest The clique is vigorous am
indelarigable--bu the unintercstrd spectator
sigh for arottcn apple, rs the most energetic
mode of expressing their unbonght opin-
ION. SPECTACLES.
NGRESS-TuEsDAY
SENATE he Chair laid before the Senate
a report oi the Secretary Of lhaIntcrior, trans