The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

tJecfSl patronage 6baH divtduol
cb.cl eomre'i,it IN this great field Of ente Prise,
osy teyopa the period when legitimate trade and
lair adequate ion Tor mail service sha be
fci.nt IL sustain this branch OF steam marine
In ever Of collision With any II the great maritime
IUwtIs AZ ,be EARTH .ur present ocean mali steamers
weud be fouId potent element IN the contest. Up
lie wise eis alton If Cg depends the future Of
this ajuLct Of our prosperity In pace or war
ns se ss Of s.
sine iD,er ests by wise and just sys EN- which shall
bend its patronage sih individual efforts capital and
vbe pot ion and at the sane time position Of grea'
national security.
M onai pclpt Of view, will 10 sufficient apology for
my troubling you much at lepgh.
Very respectfully, Your ODE dent ss MsaS,
Secret Cor1espo"dence OF Napoleon the Fn st.
[Frcm new Work in the press Of ~ Appleton Col
Ii NAPOLEON TO JOSEPH.
NV BRornxR-I wish to create house OF peers aud to
appoint at fri eighty members. As desire to profit by
the acvce Of those In whom place confidence ask you
10 pretnt to Sunfoy list Of 10 persons, whom
II there are any among them with whom ! am not &C
quansed please TO aed no es to their names This list
win rem ain secret between you and me: You 40 not
have despatched similar letter to each Of my minis
tiers, and to other ptrons whose Judgment and at
tachment can depend.
NAPOLEON TO JOSEPH.
ny Bnouss-Hav,pg resolved to assemble The House Of
etrs saurcay next at O'clock in the room which
fave appointed for rs sitting, wish that DO
,ou ss Contribute 70 the good Of the State and
the consolidation imperial authority. As this let
ter hos other Object, pray God &c.
NAPOLEON TO JOSEPH.
1921 AvsNa, June IA, 1915.
Ny BRoTHER-I shall carry my headquarters this eve
uptn Chalel. where the Prussian army is the
quence of which will be either pats the reat
tie emmy My army is excellent and weather toer.
ably fine; the canntly perfectly II disposed. wi
write TO you this ing to whether the communics-
tons should be made ON the 10th. The declaration of
uar-ID] In The meanwhile preparations must be
made Adieu. tia
NAPOLEON TO JOSEPH.
1892 BEAUMONT, Juc Is, 1855 A. VI.
~ ERoIBER-Ap the enemy has made aggressive
venebr am advancing 10 meet him. Hostilit,es win
The .fore con nsnse today Consequently, wish you to
pub bh the ceclaIn'ion which has been prepared.
BARON FAM TO JOSEPH.
1881 CHAkIERor, June 15, l815-9P. NJ
EoNsElGSMR-It IL O'Clock. The Emperor, who has
core sverpowered by fatigue. lie will himself
mis- red to fletp for few hours and get horseback
ogaIn at micr gh Az his not able to wrie 70
ycrr Dizziness he has desired TO sen to you the fol
Low ing intelligence
The army forced the passage Of the sambre Char
Chaileri ard Namnr, and between Cbarlero and Bras
eels We have taken IL % prisoners and six OF
cannon iosr pussn are rev Of
which gItves him deeply: his oiddecaup, General Le
toni, killed the table land Of Fleurus he
ensbutiam Of TIE inhabitants Of Charleroi and Of ell
the country through which have passed; the feeling
ven,e;c eur wishes ysu to Communicate this news to
the mDiserr and to make use Of it which you may
think proper. An action Of the utmost importance may
tase place to Morrow
NAPOLEON TO JOSEPH.
T924l CHARERo1 June TO- 1916.
NY BRc1nKR-Ihe bulletin will acquain: you with wha.
has pates. am carry ing my headquarters to Feurus
The whole Of this army is in motion regret deeply
General Ietort Our yesterday small; II fell Ell
['s5l Lsa5 June ne 10, 1880 s,!' ?. NJ
pefe victory the Prus ian and British armies unifei
unser the O. mmand Of Lord Wellington and Marshal
O. ,, thror gn the village Of Igny beyond Fleurus
hssttn to Announce this happy news to your Imperial
eehIess THIS letter was tie last which Joseph re-
BERTRAND TO JOSEPH.
1921 Isle OF AK. July L. 1915
PRIsoT.1be Emperor communicated this morning with
tie British cruisers. The admiraps answer has MT
1eochcd but the captain [Cap'ain Matans, Of the
Beileroph nTR orcersd BY his eovernnsntto receive
the En- peCr If he should present himself with the per-
acquainted with the further intentions Of his govern
be wen treated for even the soscrnnsnt should Wish
10 act thcrwie public opinion IN England win he thinks
force ,hem to behave they ought to do such
caion. NJ de Las Cses has returned board lot the
Belleropb DIR ;, and to-morror morning the Emperor
viii repair thi,her His Majesty dc.es to give you
this inolmatitn
BERTRAND TO JOSEPH.
1911 LONDON, Sept. TO- 1921.
rRsB-I write to You for the first time since the
full misfortune which has been added to the Of
your ftnily. Uncertain whether letter would reach
you, as VAS not quite Of your address, hoped
that letter from you from Rome would acquaint me
With IT, have decided on Sspositipg this letter with
Messs. Barring and hope that you viii receive 1t.
Yonr bighDess is acquainted with the events Of the
visited ST. Helena have informed you Of wha. was stun
more interesting to you-the manner of living and the
uniind trea,s mt which aggravated tho influences Of
In The last year Of his e the Emperor who for four
years had taken no exercise altered extremely In ap
his health eeteriorated rapidly and visiby. Hc had
sssys been in the habit Ct tskog baths he took
appeared to relieve BIN Cor the time.
Istterly Or. Anionarc chi forbace him their USE he
he n .sna
with difficulty he was forced to stop every minute In
the r years he used to walk while dictst be walked
sbt vi lis and thus did without the exercise which
be feared take ont If doors lest he should expose him.
.s 10 nsult But lattery his strength would not admit
even Of this He remained sitting nearly all day. and dis
eontnued amost all occupation. HIS health declined
Gree in September and ssain in the beginning Of octo-
exercise bat he weak that h. obliged TO
in bs carriage. He ceased to digest his debility
To hs hot owe applied 70 The feet gave
him relief lie suffered from these cold fits to the
last our oftis lfe Az he could longer either walk
ride be took several drives In open carnage at foot
pace but without gsinng strength He never took off
his dressir gtwp Hs stomach rejected food and at the
ebd Of tie seer he forced to give up meat. he lived
pptn eles ard soups For time hs ate scarcely
sny thre d. ank only little pure wine, hoping thus
ippsIt nature without fatguins the Digestion but
the yo.r ing continued and he returned 10 soups and
eies The remedies and tcnics which were tried pro-
cucsJ little effect His body grew weaker every day but
bis uird ,etaiL ed Its sta ergth
He liked ding and conversation; be Gid not dictate
much although lie id from tin to time up to the
last Gays Of bis He He felt that his end was approach
rg ard he frequently reced the passage from Claire
which finishes with this lne,-
A revGlr Pars je ne dos plus prklendre.
Nevertheless the hope Of leaving this dreadful country
of en- pssspicd scf to bis imagination; newspaper
articles ard iafe reports excl ted expectations We
scu Ell mes fAr cied that the Of starting
for Aucrica; read travels made plans, arrived
Of your houif vsncsrtd that immense country