Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09

lie, too, was garlanded, and Carrier d
''wee" tricolor flag. As to his exploits IN
the field, the re iment which pets him may
know them bat as to his performance I'm
mediately in the Empel or's presence, 1t Is
not the prohne pen of your correspondent
that shall describe its eccentric audacity.
Then there were the "Turcos," OF whom
the majority are pure Arab, and the rest mig
gers, Frenchmen, and an OLAF -pOdr'da OF all
nations. They are most strange looking
troops, dressed like Zouaves only all in blue
. They carried no French flag, but banners
with the crescent on them and others with
hand what meaning know not, except
that they were Turks and infides. ! should
/ tell you how regiment after regiment cheered
! the Emperor, and, halting before him, de-
| liveled its standard to the officers OF the Cent
| GArdes But how picture the enthusiasm OF
/ the multitude as standard after standard was
/ laid. in tatters, at Napoleon 8 feet Such
tale of battle as wa. told by those flags
some on stumps Of poles mere ragged rem
nants of what had once been huge silk
banner The people were never tired of
cheering: and the women We're, not to say 1t
. t.i,.v. intoxicated with the excitement.
L,ijt- rao "a. first had arrived calDi, elegant
women OF the world. became shrieking, hys-
ttrlcal enthusiasts under the strong inhuen~
ces OF the stirring scene that was b.ing en-
acted before them. Excitement succeeded
excitement, aud emotion followed on emo
ton. Can Won IMAGINE the sensation caused
by a wounded yiyandiere as She crawled bv
.D her crutchc>. 4 woman vino had been
struck down in her mission OF mercy to the
wounded soldiers? Can YOU picture the
thrill tlat ran through the crowd as vet
- rr.. -b ftto
ga" o' t',e A'1t HHiiHe' WIN S'io" "iii'e
bs & o"a I h.. and .rJT, 'UDDl' - ,ra ,nrJ crown
q, the frsf .,ren.,dirr of bis own old reci-
-rr ,i, i ia ~, - r,,,a,,, ,hs dds
NJ h.. ,'1tL . Gar -'',, ,.',t r,ncy fbe cLecr
.5rs'.IiIarv and s,.sc-ot,rs ,yLen the little /
Imperial Prince H. his uniform of Corporal I.
of tae Guard came down beside ms father.
and being lifted up 70 him evidently begged .
e. favor. the favor was granted Napo- .
icon took the child n his arms and placed him .
ou Pie saddle before nun. How the place /
s.... rneshouti How the grim soldiers .
,.... .....rI I0sed J.liFhted-kind hearts as
,.... swan. How th.y thnuybt of the con
..I..tr.~ ~e.u,. viii. the storm OF bullets
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.. l...s..g... .f Nh. b. on7 be5in at ittl,
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N .. one '...,.,,.,r. =, Liz ~ ,ne's mind
DE-. -..r rs..f .ra Fr',c,, -sI,ns ~ SolGrino
i....t t.r.d +-r.. r,rnss 8 ,n1ny and that tbo
,y ..ia cI.,ta-.rr f.,r,- trssant M the hattie
must ...,. been SOM. eirbt times As lar,,e. it
..... ..f...I- b.. ....,,,,r9bard t,,,v sucb vast
....r-.,........ humanity could by anv means
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lhL SPEECH oF IHL EAFERoE To MS GENERALS.
On Sunday evening a grand bauquet was
.ig.a by the FnU.r,r TO the PRINCIPAL chiefs
u t.e army. About three hundred persons
,y-s, urlted. At the close Of the banquet
tile emperor spoke as follows.
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