The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-05
Our Motto--Home Manufacture.
TUESDAY,.
Selected t"r tie Da'iy -Nc'cs.
9nst Days nf GoN's l6;

UN the cvclnin" of the Sth, Count
Itoedcrer stated, [ went to the Tuil
lcrics. Every one there was agitat-
ed by gloomy prescntlmcntS. The
King seemed to have lost his s"ns"S
for he was laughing immnderately.-
Madam F,lizabc,h was silent and de
jccted. The queen was calm, proud
and Indignant she was the soul Of
the RovaIist party. | know not what
prompted me I" mention the arrival
Of the Duke OF Orleans, whose CIR
rikc | understand had been seen in
the court ward The mere mention
burst of hatred and iudjgnation--so
violent, that / feared a terrible seen"
would ensUc, aud to avoid it / too!
INV departure. The information, how
ever, proved untru,-;he Prince did
not appear.
was descending the grand stair
case when an rN-h"dy guard, Il. dc
CASTOR, il rrcoll"cl rightly, VIII"
was behind me, said in It low r"o,. of
voice, Sir. tn King ngu--'e t.a'
YOU will .olir. ,mc. IL wishes :"
speak to YOU
| Heard the ru>tiiug oi silk drr--,
and | rose from thr "n cla5r ia
which / had --u'rd myselt y lady
cutcrrd. Il was the Queen. ! ,N-
p"c,cd the King, and my surprise
must have hccu marked III my c"un-
trnancc. The caclr uyr ot Nam"
An,oinctte perceived il. and she said:
"iou are surprised :" -" III" Mon
sieur de Rmdcryr; y"n expected til"
King. He is engaged in an audience
with NJ Mandat. and caunot come I"
YOU Just this moment. | feared you
would be tired with waiting.'
! stammercd ont somr formula
abou, duty, the desire to prove my
affection. &c. Another iuquisitorIai
glance from Marie Automi,tt", nc
compan"d by n sigh. and she said
DUTY, affection, respect. even
love, are words unspariugly addressed
to us; and Yet we can pat no taiih
IN them. Who i there now can say
he loves the king?'
"All Franc, Madam, l assnr,
you!'
"All France, say you: Then why
is he dcsola;c, without respect, with
out power, compelled to contest witt
the vile can"Ii", and exposed t" eve
ry outragc! All. Monsieur k,rdrrcr
l ask again wlo loves the King =
Would not they who love him ~i.'
proof OF their affection! Nou!'
they not defend him, remove his "n"
mics and afford Kim tho means of IL"
ing good, The King Is grateful
He would reward muuiiicently an'
promptly any one WHO would rcndr
him an important service.
The Queen paused. She await,
any answer with visible anxiety.
saw the snare; aud | observed tha
if any GOODNESS were manifested to
wards the King, it must be bccau-
he was not supposed to ho slncrr"i
attached to the Constitution. p"l
this the Queen exclaimed, in ton
Of impatiencc
Mon Dicu, Monsieur! With til
exception of the King, who must It
card it as his only safeguard. tell m
who is attached TO this fine tunsItu
,ion. Certainly not the traitors vii
are plotting republic. You are
man of sense, Monsieur RTdere
and YOU cannot fail to perceive MIA
they are aimingat. Why is this To-
ciuc OF pixies continued! Why n
\ thousand banditti in reserve AZ til
barri,rc, And the Marscilles--wh
is leading them on! kit with awe
of ccmenting ,lc Constitution thi
the national guards are excite
against us, and our defenders organ
izcdl What is meant, ask you, b
these acts Of hostility Again
whom are they directed VIII
would the people have! and You -
what would you have p
She stopped short on hearing
heavy tootstep advancing towar
the apartment.
Here is the King, sir: ! hope
may be moro =u,coss!M with y
than | have been
Without waiting ior my reply
ro7e and openeIa !1.. !oAaae =, q