Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

and presenting it he said: Here is your flower
my charming cousin: but for Gods sake he
added, laughing. and touching his streaming
! garments, "let Us hear no more of your kuightS
Of old.'
1 Louis Napoleon was in Rome when the rcvi
olution occurred which made the 'cjti7cn king'i
ruler of France. The shock of that revolution
was felt in Italy Louis consrtired with the re-
( pubcans. But the Pope was too powerful
supported by Austria He was bauished--Aed
to Bologna His brother, Napoleon defeated
there, died suddenly. The news of the death
OF the one and the critical position of the other
reached Horiense. She fastened TO Ancona,
and succeeded in rcscuing Louis from the Pa
pal and Austrian authorities.
They escaped to France in disguise, and so
secretly that ilortense was the first to tell Lou
IS Philippe of their arrival She wrote to him,
y ain mother. There WAS but one way !
could save my SOMEONE to France-and /
nave come know the dangers We have run;
my iuc and my sons are in your hands. Take
tpeio II you Will
LOUIS had fallen sick. The mother begged a
rev Gays rest. A week was granted, OH condl-
tlon eI Reepn 1 We strictst seclnsohi then ih"y
"esS,; ms had n.yc. soon poris rn, whn, ., IN
r,ot be bad heen horna a,rav from the lsIysn,.
bs birtb n,sce r. v,os thn ,nni,,ersar, nt b;I
nncln:s AKIN Erom the N.indo,v Of hi. botaI
in the place vondome tbe coln,nn that rn,n'
memorotrs him was seen ,yreothnd wifi fowcrs
and surrounded by mult;tndes whose sorro,yinl
crins alarmed the ,ovnrrmcnt The mathew and
son were ordered 10 dcnart: and carried to thr
vehicle that was to remove them. amid cries of
Yive Nanoleon thcv left for Enrlond
The subsequent events are known, He was
offered Poland by the insurgents there; but he
said ~ bolonv to Fraucar But he offered to
G,ht 40 a voluntecr Ne wrote to Ionis Phil
h,na ofprint, to 1.-Two in France ns 50 citizen suh-
iocth He received no replv-took TO study
I'm tbo ,bortivn ottamnt fiat nlocnd him i,
Ham. for the hour plass of the Orleans dynasty
had not vet run ouf Rut tho hour c,nc--tbn
Iicht Of the kim the awful scenes of the reyo,
lnI;on -tho shnrt.lvrd fcriod of tha lib,rtv
eonolitv fraternity. provincial republic; and
then Tho co,n Tstnt that made the exile Emne.
ror bv votes of eight millions.
Nnw for Encania Sbr is tho grond.daucbter
Of the lote William Kirkpatrck of Malnqa
who n,,,ricd tba danohter nf Bnrn, Grivrmrce
Of tbnt citv, He WAS the son of william Kirk
n,tricl ri Cowhoath nusrriesb;re. a scion or
tba Kinntricks of Closeburn: in that county.
an ancestor or bn Mairstv's Their pos,ossions
worn lorrn and thav wera allied to most of tho
VI 90 80 w; n i.1 1,I
great Hcottlsh l"nl!iles' Du' pIopert! oepoi'co
and the owners were eNpatriated'
these were tle royal perSoha8e5-"Ho6 SET
all England III general, ana LONDON IN p"rtlCu-
lar, DAFT last week-Who were entertained ny
the queen Wlln II lha8hihcetce unsuipasaeu'
ana greeted by Inc people WIN an enthusiasm
never equallcd But OF al inat you nave uou0t-
less mad enough prefer giving you tie por-
traits oi these llnpcrlai persoho8es, taken py I'LL
eyewitness ana no mean Jud8t.
lHE foErRAlTS-She' lor hG9ehe, She
mas peeh thc theme OF an tongues, e0ch out-
ciamorlng the othef III hcr praise Huch bcan-
", to begin with mas never peeh seen al l'"St
50 IL Is SAID ana thc saying uotsa cAcc,u
the truth, as II Is IN the sayeiS. II Is Il peouly
'hat cohioleS All 9.FAea ''.,l eAcels i" I'cu' i'
uh'tes Inc romantic gravity oi she moIeSl1e
0pa'l"ru WIN laeHlrS piqonnc9 y, ',ic al 's'Si'
'Ge reserve Oh 'e hrI''Sll pe''e WIN TUE "''uo'
oi thc c"htifehtal southern.
Her cohpleX'on Is at once blonde ana o"Nf'
anu comprises 'Ae charh'' oi Do'h: me eAIr''-
son OF her rag !" al o"ce Winning "uu Vou''
mahalhg' coniiolnE ana aighin'u' hg. .S'"'u''
ana ngufe are an that could " "lhncu III W.
man, "f desireu III h'ohpeu' ana e'cn urvsH
she mas appeared IN pupiie IN s''"l' 'N'e'S
'At ole " q" S''c SnHHiu w., 1,tis ,o
n6 Wv.
Moreover she i. lust at the rrecise aoc when
the several graccs Of the sex seem to blend into
perfection. and when the diuinuton or addition.
almost Of an hour. would imply a forfeiture
of some one attribute essential to the connie
ton of the real and the ideal. the poetical and
the practical before Won. The lady AMONGST IL,
who bears the nearest resemblance to her is thr
duchess of wellington or rather such was tho
case when the LATTER WAS q little Younger. and
Lpndsecrs likeness. in the "yisitio Waterloo ="
was faithful ulportrait oftbc then Murchioness of
DonrO.
There is the same commiprlomont of the half
Oriental. half Scandinavian nqprct; the large
opcn .antelope owe. with tho full droopnr
fringe, at once hcightcnng and mitigating its
ustrc: the same small rounded limbs aud macs-
tic presence: and the same pcnsivencss in The
midst of animation. perhaps arising from the
same cause the childishnes. of an otherwise en-.
vabe union.
This probably is but passing sorrow with
the Empress; for the renort runs that the stag
hunt at Slough on Tuesday, was not ioined by
the Ilnpertal lady. lest eolestransrn, for rea-
sons known in all we'll regulated families
should he detrimental to the nrobable rrolonga-
tion Of the line of "the npw Scso.tris yho horn
M kinc modo mororrbs drow bie carr
M|Ccrtain,v no lnol,s evcrvthinr that his
imnassionoJ o.s,iIont in .Xanoloon 10 potit"
dnlcri,,os. nod r,ot al ,ho c;ror,,,torcoy Of
S,iondnr ,,,d L;,'' ,t All t,a rn,',o, or
i" "'"' x'"'' '. " - N' VI
nis .nt; "no los "li .ne ei'eV' WHY" SI'n c9i,
. W1u"oI W, WV .'yI' p''y n''Uo
onu PnIioSoPs'n "a t''.nuH' o9',u uVPiNc n,N
VI w. pu'