New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
AROUND NAPOLEON.

have to do revelations Of the greatest importance, but
one Knows always cospsted for the crswn when he had
not III aud had it be csnspirated to keep 1t against
tbose that could tShe l. from him He then conspeted
sssnst Napoleon against the Duke of Bordeaux the men
the g @ they o S. sn tbav ma
him by false friends who under the mask
IT, tst time il the riot Stras1ug delivers him in the
Of Louis Philippe They want in exchange for NaPoeons
end as they obtain nothing Of him. they embark him for
coud 0 hin that be would not leave america Sa.
Napoleon does not hesitate to come near France BY the
that Of BoaloSDe He becomes again prisoner L. Philippe to
whom L. NsPOeon refoss again the same renuneison' lilo
Sin the same means are also S against the neither
the projections which her quality OF woman permits 20 INTRO
they do MT do her prisoner but when she Is d:hon
ducet 20 vendeet and the throne OF her
bu. she delivered BY raito and france bears tbs. she
happy become mother than prisoner she h going to
be delivered Of child Of whom France asks who Is to oe the
father.
give prOOfths the party Of Orleans has governed in the a.
give proof kat they govern in those Of the Emperor But
this only Emperor but the whole OF france
stand that Napoleon does everything by himself
1t given to nobody to read in the future Howeyet seems
10 me that can fatal moment coming see France In
great agitation Napoleon has ceased TO live TIE re-
cannot 60 on GS p .o iee & Situation by vote auS
this FIRST thing agreed to the question to be presene so
The Son Of the Emperor- 10 long regency and oil Its ca
The repubio-it is the chaos
and who will have chidten. $500 -
Comte de PaIishe is man full OF qualities land VIII
they then add be given proofs his superior nte ence by
his discoveries the calculation OF the tre ,oy
the pToectes There is what will be added snd
that prediction mine is quite plain nave TO reveal before
dying It who have made tho discoveries which fore
viii be attributed to the COmte de Paris These discoveries
consigned In memorandum Of mine That Meuorandn
subsacted from the Offices Of tbo Ministry OF War
aud been rep sced bJ false 1t is understood how
becomes indispensable get on. Of the way and to do
without vi fence known for long would live; would
not possible attribute my works to Primes Of tue House
Oreans 1t is therefor they mine health oy pois1u
SO by the treason the things are 50 arranged tue wheel
Of the government work directly In the
es,e sgsinst the interest Of the superior Chief
but the traitors who know this secret
all TO be known. the most inohensve Of all men,
by done in darkness and paid for am AnsJmed In
that point 70 and sot TO poison IL
they deceive those that employed against me- IL
deceived And precautions
sustain and strengthen mpOstdre and nis
my; they Nasees two aiGer arrvalin New
York nce) kspoitan lawyer redgee he IL
with criminals through all France to the Havre and tn e
notwithstanding his proteations flor accused OF nothing
be barked where he does not want 70
aud there lie they show him uy 20 the Emperor
prosecute bin there by the poison like without his Know
ing why.
But although you mack inmy by another does not
show that the last inauy without am the first one shoudbe
So and always will be what Is the forced position
Of tsing life in which you place yourself will not
sgt Of because play the role without necessity
time and IN pis second time viii be not the
c4y clearing the men, does e,ist but the
Of masking aim In the first where utter
ested TO existence that constrans you My Ievela
ons will doubt not meet with unbeeyer'; but 10
those will say only beg but hine Is TO
TO shcw the truth OF my revelations
q. MALLAT, French Civil Engineer