The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-12

% %Tie piahS o ltalE, tue perusaI OF the following
letters may prove somewhat interesting to many o
your readers, Doth as portraying strongly the hc
ehess OF fortune, and giving some insight into the
private feelings OF that untathomable advocate o
ltaIlan nlndependence-the Emperor OF the French.
| ln9se OF Napoleon were written Immediately at
Gl tne anaT oI Strasourg, whne on board thu
Stetos hio WHICH II yeu MN 10 the uhte'
80 ne was oashea Dy the government
will of him nIiticl tbnso say "at lne!
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a. M .'e Vi u oe inan anu an aIec.lon
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| IN o''nI Rl oE LhE =, EASAR.Es' Saan
Nv Dv,p Moruvn 10 80; 1no', a., dS.o;ii t2Ho
| of ~, r,;Heontr an ~ go yu " "ue'al'eu ecila
| "a !;a - nlii oo ~ lene" your SORROWS
Iti htb aG 'lie seule tle' II win oe eonso
sion or ali the ixnrsSono h;b ~ & pue Ou IN Po?ses
oC ali the emotiops ,biob b nr;,o. T ~! AZ
close ofIost 0ntnh W me w siiice .iie
taTt which was tban nrGm mnSo was 'Se pre-
in NV n;oti '"eI pd'Iis III III! heart. otronS
on The Of na aue me ioGn M
ton in France and as tho on i;i;i VI oo, -
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intanf;on boJ han tii anu putty oi my
again the Imnariai E.mIo a y fa eG 70
| political belief ie''"i Vi III
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| hainr mora b;stor;o 10, ,,,aI - 80, , "Ni0N
! Eyarr man car,.;as III So;lr hiIs " ouilt
nosed of all that b hos 'sl, Sao anJ Mordu, coi
which he continuaII,, U;tbdrows o ~ i,,' 81 III ::
| or;,c. So, - co.y; - ~ ""NN h0 Is
am dnnbtfnI bich Eo tba - a. tiigse ho1hehts
collections thosa nf risfn+ S' Ii rIItiidneloy y re-
fIor @ o. tb"eo ti.sio4 e''ies which nave oe
axist no Ionaar W. hasa ~ n%pPy LINES Mnicn nc
win+ar ond oro cot, .,,nao,,. P y iOuS 'iie
| yyoo+bor. sta.dr boa r., ~ n ~ summer
| tonnnastnons rr9o+bar 81 th i; sEoeeeueu 70 the
~ - 80" - ~ ~ ~ VI euo e"iIel part ol our
remain the creater ,,drt Of +b 80 ani ~
| nbora soatode -, AZ - ~ ~ uPon uech'
tinns - al III b W., pP pooP, in"uiSe III rEleG-
mon I,pn ad abort oil L W ne' .m anu l!ilnA
tions in which we are niacad denoDd e. tn aat
nnnn Tho faa,inrS Ubinb a - ol t tueit euecI @
+bo ~ .s33I - W - tnS I" "eal upon
not - ~ hhiJ Ss;,H Hlsneu lor nothlng eX-
- g. ~ oe,,oiu ." again; now, II
We were ~ loiloM my own !hGinatlonS, should have
NJ no o'her WISH IMAM 10 hhu myself again In my
niue chamoer IN the mast o. that fine country in
which, fancy, ought to be so happy Alas
When one has soul which feels deeply, one is
destined 10 pass 'hes days oppressed with the
seuSe vi lhactiNlS, OF III Ihe struggles OF painful
SitUatlons. Wa,L -.,.-
=, hheh' soihe inohIhS ago. went TO bring home
Matilda, on re-enteTng the park found treew hich
had Deen piown uown Dy the tempest, and | said
10 10 ysen' our marriage VIII De broken OFT by fate.
mat which vaguely guessed at has become real
ized nave l then, now IN 1886, exhausted all the
happiness which was destined for me
20 not accuse me OF weakness, II L allow my
sell 10 give you an account OF all my impress
slons One Is permitted to regret what one has
iost. without repentlng what one has DONE Our
leenngs, moreover, are not Suihcently Independent
OF internal causes that our IDEAS should not be al
round us Inc brightness OF the sunshine even the
direction OF the WIND, has great influence upon
our moral condition. When it is beautiful weather,
as now, to-day when the sea is as smooth as Lake
constance ) ana Wheh, walking the deck at even
lhg' the moon lllumlhes US with Its delicate blue
rays; when the atmosphere, in short, is as mild as
tne month ol august In Europe, then am more
seu tlaah usuai al the remlnlscences OF my life,
cueeIlul OF SorroWiui' come lullN with the same
Welght upon my oosom the smiling weather di-
iates the heart and renders 1t more susceptible,
Wmie, on the other hand, bad weather hardens it..
Ones passions alone are superior to the seventies
OF the seasons. when we were leaving the Barrack
a TAusterlize snow storm broke over us. Colonel
,I 10 WON IN reniarkeu rem upon IT. SAID " For
al 'niS nu"ou' 'i'iS VIII oe u me uay.
MrDr,n uo,,,r0. Thi. NT 1ANyARY i 1881.
W. D1An Ian i9ihLN , fniS Is ne" ear Day.
:o.t ~ @ ~ u : e ~ my le"Sues away from you,
~ IN aI?tnel h"PPly tnouSnt oVeTruns
az tniS sP"ce III less '"aii secohu Oh tlme leel
that am near you express 10 you all the re-
srets ! ma nave a occaslohe9 YOU renew the express
SUNS ~ VI iny dne.'lon anu 4! !atIIuue.
~ ~ 'Ii VIZ NY Is ing ene ohioeis caine lu pouy TO
VS. mish me naPPy ne" yeut' anu l was touched
WIZ WIZ 'iiiS Ilalh oi at'eh'loh ON thelr part AT
nall-past Iour we went 10 Glhher' AS we were
seventeen ueSreeS vi l"hg gltuue west OF Constance
IL ""s tleh seven . cIoch aC ,Arehemperg. You
were were lnGn "iso Prooaply at ulhher' L drank to
49, t, -, uiu tne same py me; at
"', TI, I'm eeSuIe ~ at inc 'ilne III thlnking So
aiso nousIe vi my GonPahions In mlsoT tune;
Lat n.at ! atn al" als 'nlINinS o theh th0ugnt
;a nv ulnPPf tiia man III sen; ana TINS
ue ii""e ine niueii ilore unhappy thah they could
proso,,+ r,,, ofo+;o,,ot, .I:,.,
nj ~ 1puplilnehtS 70 Ihat g0od
'@ 1us 'se "nu ~ tne young laales, ana TO
pun ii''e 0i"i"' " W. No''i"n' anu 10 Arsehe'
JANUARY D.
, we hau gaze OF "lnd yesterday, which came
"H uPo. us w" te1' tiolencej out lor tne sans
pelns Ieht py lle "lhe' the lrlgate would have
zen u u"Iser. @ one Vi tle llaSts was oroKen the
ram caine uu"h So lhlpetuousiy tnat the sea was
as usual, All mshaPs nave peen repaired, and the
storm Is lorgotten: on that II We're so also with
.he 'rou1ies VI ie. iaiAing OF Pr9Jects, the cap
taih Iolu me IndI the iTlgate Whlch was once
named ca aiter you Is now IN the south and is called
'ie to'"'
VIZ ,n. January lo.
,, we nave JuSt arrNgu at mo Janefo. The coup
o" l1l Lhe Ioaus Is superb; tomorrow Will
make a sketch Oh IL. nope that TINS letter may
reach you soon DO NOT tllih Oh coming TO meet
me. 40 not AT present * know where shall take up
ny ny aDoue, PEI np nd uu pS''er opportunities
ol a h; tEs IN ooutn Aerlca. LABOR,
10 Mhlcl Ine Ialuty vi my circumstances Will
M" suHJee1 ile III ",uer " 1oLan poSltlon, VIII
an rd the only consolation which can now enjoy.
Adieu, mother; remember me to our old servants,
and to our friends in Thurgovia and Constance.
am well IN heath.
Your affectlonate and respectful son,
NAPOLEON LOUIS BoNAPARTE
=, having arrived IN New ork, he gave up all
thouShle Vi teUui mug 70 tne olu orlu, ana was
on tue eve starting lor the interior OF tne States,
"here ne lhtenoed 10 settle down and work himself
out new posltion Oy ms laoor, when the follow
ing lettef from MS mother called nm back to Eu-
rope, whefe ne arrived barely IN time to attend her
ueatn-Deu 'll D ana receive her olessing:
MY DEAR ooN am ABOUT 10 undergo an oper-
auon' Whlch mas become absolutely necessary. In
case It shoud not terminate successfully, sendyou
III n LUIS letIer my pressing. we snail meet again
shail we not TN peter world, where you may
come 10 JolH me as iate as possible; and you Will
peleNe that, III quitlihg tnls world, regret only
IeaVhg youTseil anu your iona, af1ecuonate dlspo-
sltloh' WhIGn @ alone mas gwen any charm to my ex-
istenGe' Inns VIII De cohsoiatlon lor you, my
% 9ear poy, 10 Teuect tnat, Dy your attentions, you
nave rendered your mother as happy as clrcumstan-
affections for you and this will inspire Won with
courage. Think this. that we shall ALWAYS have a
benevolent and clear-sghted feeling for all that
passes in this world below and that, assuredlv, we
shall all meet again. Reflect upon this consolatory
idea it is one which too necessary not to be true
And that good Arese send him nv blessing as to
my son. press you to nv heart nv dear boy. |
am calm, perfectly resigned; and would still hone
that we may meet again. even in this world The
will of God be DONE
Your affectionate mother,
Sd April, 1887. HoRTENsE
Hortense, the unhappy daughter of Josephine
expired on the 5th of October, 1887. The follow
ing is the conclusion of her WILL executed on the Sd
of April, 1897
81 wish that my husband may erect some memo
rial to my memory, and that he should know that
my greatest regret was that could not render him
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