The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-14

The Pans correspondent Of tie London
Revie-v gives t..s pleasant chapter Of gessip
about the F-aperor Napoleon -.
! have ALREADY limited a the Ftrcn "a posi-.
ti1I Of the Emperor and LmpT, IS this sum.
4aer. /. came tc Scr OF crisis on his ii s.
tvs return from Vichy. Toa may, perhaps,
h '. ~ ssrd, from what the "Cou.t ''irrtI-
lars of tre french newspapers set fortii,
shat tae IN perial existence 1T Vlchy was by
= D means that 0. n hem. or, indrod, Of g
patiert who's sole care is drinlin,, W tors for
; his heaitn II sreInsC to the persons left -
hind at EOntain hleau, and, above all, to the
one most nearly interested, to ~ n more than
usually indo"ofous, rot 10 sa sCHGda lous,
node of life; md when the Emperor re-
termed he received, believe have Food au-
thoritv Tor stating, C"iCk Succession of lee
tures upon the exampl, ne had Just been set
ting, and the pretexts he WAS aiIording for
public abuse aud public nntcmDt. My source
of information is most intimate md g. Gel
lent one, md l imagine | am warranted in
affirming that some OF the trut. told NJ no
leo" HI. by the Emp y Euf fen!e. however
,Thoiesomc they' might De, were by 10 means
palatable.
During his short stay AZ Fonsai .bieau, his
N lesry found time to revisit his half COM
pleted mal ript OF the life OF b" Julius CO.
sar,' and IGNORED / is liIr; ri;n, VI. Ma, Y,
" n u reading from some portions cf 1t; but
IS occ stoned somewhat comical ir etdent
n. Mal,fy, like 9 i freuchnaen, /" is anxlous Il,
make his way q. "a ~pchieve'' fcrt,. e bul he
is,at the same time. rf !, a genuine se,an.;
his interest. Now, when his MISTER bonortd
Gim the other day By communic:'ti E To htnt
his lucuhr tons uron the "disine" Julius. he
WIS no ..stbt ~ am ious IS uussible 10 -
rept. ting the blunder of Oil Bias with tha
literary minded Archbis aop bat the love
OF the craft got too much for him and
it seems that after having gulped down
one or two enornities, he at last or.
countcrad some Of tr, mendons Il size
that he could not, foI .ne lif. OF him,
swallow them; and so the 'learning''
fairly gained the day, and the arch9ologIss
put ms amhrtltn Iii his pocket, and 81 all
rIsks, told the inexperienced author that
what he had written was al wrong that IL
was Impossible; hat it could not stin! -
Great seems TO have been tn imperial s.r-
prise; but the mistakes made were so gross,
so easy to prove, that there was no help for
1t so the Ill" O tasar is 10 be revised, and
researches are to be made by all the wise men
"f France upon several points which seem
cit cr very important Or very obscure.
A rather ludicrous alarm has seized
M'ssrs. BaIoche. De NOrny, &c. for il is
said that one point on which Louis Napos
! leon requires light to be thrown is on the
! lives and duiugs ol certain Consuls whom
! Julius Cwsar punished for shameful. cor
| iupuon. These gentle men have taken it into
: their heads that their illusirious associate
! is minded = draw portraits of them un-
| der the disguise OF Roman names and fea-
| lures, ana they have singular dislike
! 10 this possible process. However that auy
/ be, one thing Is cert in, and that is that tho
! Emperor return to Foutain bleau was "A SUI
| hclehtll uncomfortable one; Le was not
| agreea bly, welcomed in the family circle, nor
! We're things made pleasant for him on the
! side OF his literary offspring.
He Will perhaps, console himself fer tlesu
small mlSh ops by his success with King
| Charles XIV. of Sweden. There is . report
| that the momentUy failure of the plan for
- German unity to be brou 1T about by II
partnership with Willi9m l. of Prussia, is.
! perhaps. TO bc compensated by project of
| Scant naNlIn unity, - the head Of which is
| to he placed Eernadottc's son. This Swedish
| KING is aIHotious, and Louis NaTI,ton has
| hopes of forcing him into ais vassnlship by
| Offering to him Finland and Denmark.