The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28

David'> pupils. represented ionaia,te IA the
hospital al Jaila iou, hin. hIs si,k so'iicrS
and thus furnished a most audaricl. instance
of the ta,slii, aiicn of history. The lal.., i,uS
pilaye OF Italian works OF ant Is comn.r,;,,.
Justly, but their si.!'s,,i iutnt re>Ioia:!on> 10
their insultcd shrir"s was an ampl. atone
ment and d sLiti'ien punishment Tor French
pride.
A.'roloov can Larsilv lie ranked amons
the Fine Arts. but ii Is uo les. true that As
trolo"y and Divina'ion occupied a Iarce Share
of public attention during 'lt Consulate ami
Empire Mile l.rnorm,nI's predictions,
founded most often on rhir..mancv. were re
narkablv verified n ,h,. lives OF Ma" &c
Stael. Horace Nernct. lalit.rsni. Nir.he.u.
Murat. R"he>pierre. B"rna ;otic. an'! ol j
phine ard Napoleon themselves Dranatc
literature suffered under Earolcon: rs pro
durtions were interior boih IN quality al d
quantity. The scenic Interpretation. was the
most brilliant al! complete III ilsiii0ric ar
nails. T.ma WAS admitted - his intimacy
and friendship. Mii- Gror.rs. An actress
~ AIsr,'4"..i Nile Durhe>."Is, achieved 4
conquest over Luclcn Bonarar:e. hui lie hso
person of hi, mr-ra. brother Victor llu-
20 WAS 40 delighted with her rendering Of
his Lucr,zia Bor-ia iha, h.. cs!lri her
Sublime =. Eierut,. to'.chins as D,.>timo-
na" She Tiil lives IN the "cni-c of the elite
of Partisan .oci-tv, >,i! inspiring critic. with
,mpa<>innra p"riod.. & a valiant though soil
tarv example Of tlat sI,lcrii'i race Of IRA
matte artists ho ro." with :hr Rcsc!u.lDn
and disappeared with the Emrir-."
In general. OF The Arts. /, NAV 10 scid,
that no sovereign has bestowed :, more liter
al patronage upon them 'h,n Napoleon. ailI
vet tn. fact Is notorious that the painters
sculptor. ar' nu'ici.r> OF the tn.Eilc aye
ra-rv or never ron.n!;,,! As authority or al
rd models.
Nn,rh lr.st Interesting nf :he portraits
drawn /. tiat ~ .lar'.n.r. ;i.r d.u,li-
~ OF ,To>r,,hinr TX hcr first husband Nn:h-
na which is 10, .irc.iv known al her, h"w-
ever. seems Ia 10" cnnrnn'ra'td. Jwnoi h"l
children ;.ie !i,inr ROW. onr. 9: d.lt 'tu
jrcit;nac, orc'I! les he throne Of France
Coui, tr Naruv. VIII 80 rat-rui'v wa a.
irowl,'i.cd T., " ,!e Fia!sai... i< tie. French
Ambassador I" Ire Court "i 81. rr."r>'+,i'.
Tbs. r"nrlndii; rha;'tcr, Ir-a' n"rr Tar
''ru'df'H ~ M '''"''s '''' ~ ''.. '''
iii'''N HIS "'>'' "'> t''"ii'o OF ms 'h''i- zen
cniy sixteen. l." :r in love viii N.!er.. %
lomhlrr. wi'h VI ON tor some jlu.,- l., a
cherries and p'av,,l !a;t'cIp~c. - .~a'ioi,
ureuchei the f.mi, which seemed 80 + .f,e
MS h'N' '.r' ",'''h Was '' )! ''' --'',''-
'''>'ie' 'aiE' WIZ" a'"F""T;S' ~ MARY !.
iirrna""i''. 't"amr 'tn"en oi >""'i,n: t.
her he wa> rejected AS he :i'' va. ~ N ms
de !trmon. WHO was nearly "i'i enough t. !''
ti> meter. ihH''''. III one ih"rnI'@. s'fS
Aii,oh. Sir '''iii'" '"f h'i>t'i 'ht l'f"i''
| "f 'haI I'tnla.'h'' 10Y her daughter HAT -
'haTi"> " ai.1 '"r hrr son m" most HeFnti
'nl princess i'll i-"ro''- ''">'i'h''h'' "'> nc
ht\f 'arhn'ht O. Nal o'e"n a''l indeed Al
'n"S' me '''! >"''''e one "i us NJ. :"
! Am'rl'a's' "h" hSN' ''ii'f'! WIN ilt i'h'h
III 'h' a i'!r''loh "'iNh Aa- ten !a'!ti'!
moon Ter. lie n?>-a2''> 'f>ri'""4 Ltr "7"'I
LIE WI. - H''ittT 81 - "i'at su7ifi>o - =
"rr'. Il ha> ",'n i"i' 9! i-"-li'h no.1'N :"
rNa' we 'h'fac'ei "f IL" dr'lronei I'm
press ana I" r"'"r np h'r 'ari'> !" oT'."l 10
expose more p''''v IN. h','""utn">> % he
monster Napoleon .'o>rphn" was irairie''
10 b'a":'rn"I> hey hr't hu>'ani. when "':iv
sixteen lh,ir naiIls-" We I'M 'aii',. =
'ng Disturbed hv >ns"i'i0's t"r!i t',.H led. 4
las, {" riu'nal nf!'icii'v. She participate i
IN thrS anit'"n> "N'"'s 81 the c"ult OF N,-
re Ai'".n"ttr. l'urr = the ih"F.tyry. -
>faf'E WIN "i me- ia''I'n III" inNor> of E-r
ras tie great N'!nn'u'Iv- Md even a;r'r
hei n'"fFi'@" WIN .\'Ho'r"n. M :" tn t:'n''
oi h'> return from f@Nr' and 'uc:r Temporal
rv tSu.hHrh'th'. shc l'd Tie lie oi Il cOU!te-
z,n.
II was durinS The prrod that fy.iowed-
the INST three years OF the C"nsn'ai"-iha'
she showed herself an altered won.,r. 81,
WAS tathiui I" Naroiron. notwithstanding h;'
daily iH!iielti"S and 'ntr,.ue>- ana surTUlrd
ed the Consular throne with IN atmo>; h"rt
Of elegance. hslItv and ltfn,n,n nt. Bu
she committed errors in cN;ray s-sn; "xIon
ditur"S ANA the r'itir ,nlrriac" "a: her '..nrh
ter iior'cnse. Vn the 18TH of F"r"mhr
$50? IN" ex'""ncirs OF the Safe i.m.n'ic'
her separation iron; Har"eon- She Irr
torlncd her part oi this 'ct with s'ac'
ana diEnity that have di,arEi"i history an'
se"ucen IN" Judgment "i ra>irFiiy- -" !iv
c,n va " ~. Va
""r'h' ,r'", ->A!"r""h h'aFri'n Mari" Len
,, '''' '''u' ~ H">t'''' ih"if s''n' IN
luke "f lr'!ch>laat. as AL know. died vCuEs
an" me lh us''ce "ohe 10 Josephine ".s re
venss1 Iii the criminal dcb:u'hs7is' Q: III
serohn vile.
Napoleon conduct - women was ar !nde
I,"ie PROOF oi the cnsrseness oi his nature
hey were merely the plaNthinrS of IL. lris
ln.er.olI tho ,r,..rh ~ Ill.,,
, v,,.c ,h,r,;, .ct,,.., ,,r M. ro1.r
was H.. ocr,<;o, ~ ,n.. e h;s r,,I., s,II,.,