The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24
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iene. Amone,,he other reFiVals ofs this kind.
to the
hour Of audience was restored, and Bona parrte. rte
himself ~asI punet1al inlwthe gchapiess6f ST
Cloud on such OCCASIONS, Nothing, could be
more, mundane thar. the. mode Of performing
these religious services. The actresses of the
| opera were the choicest, and the great crowds
OF busy taikatiye people were in ther hsbit of
hequenting the gallery of the chapel, from
! the windows of which tie First Consul and
Josephine could be seen with their sui:s and
friends: The whole formed merely a daily
eAnlDltiOu Ine eAcOD6uldf fcOufL 10 the people.
F At one :paTtieular time the punetuality5 of
Napoleon in his attendance on mass was rather
distressing to his wife. The Quick and ieal-
ous jose rhine had discovered that fbe eve sof
her husband ras toe; mroh directed TN, win.
dow in. the gallery. where there reoularlx an.
reared vTonno pirl of uncommon Leanfv Tba
chestnut tresses and brilliant y5 ewes ana
full figure Of this tersohate caused more M
easiness to tie consul's wife; astbe strdn oer,s
gelances. we're bent no. less oftenIunon. Bona
part than his upon her.
eayT bo Is that yonno s;rl 7,' said .Jo,ssaenb
one 6av at the eiose sfbf the servfce .iitsrI,at
can sFe seeki from the First Cons,,l p + observe;
her to drop billet inst down, at his, feet, He
picked if mn I saw him.
q No one conId tell .Joserb inc. Win tbe ob;ect
of her notice nreeieel5 was. tl,enol, there 1yers
some who d soiaredi her TO be an emierant lataIv.
returned and one who was probable -.
of the ateryentions of the first Consul in favor
of ber lsssl35ss SCI q sai 'IsgsSGu "ssfN
ys;tb snci, o,sssM u U nj fb fons,,i,s ,;fE
was obliged 70 rest s satisfied for the time ssSa
{ A Ster The .au5;encesof s that same Jsv had
:.nassed Bonanarte EXPRESSED . wish for drive
in tbe 1naIl and accord; o,iv wenf Ioi,1 iagcson
panied by9 his wife, his Hrofher Joseph, Gen. 1
ernls Duroc and ICambaceres, band Horrense
Beapharnoissywife, of Louis Bonapalte{.gT The /
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with a superb set of horses four in number,
and these were harnessed 10 an open chariot !
for the party. The Consul took itsin his head 4
TO drive IN person and mounted into the 'eeaeh7s|
mans place The chariot set Oh, but Just as
it was turning into the park It went crash
against stone at tie gate. and the FIrsr
Censm was thrown to the ground He at
tempted but again fell prostrate In a
stunned or orlinsenslbie condition. Meanwhile |
the horses sprang forward with the chariot, and
we're only stopped when Duroc, at the risk OF
his life, threw himself out aud seized the loose
reins. Josephine was taken out in swooning |
state.s y he rest OF the party quick returned
to the First Consul and carried him back TO /
bis apartments On recovering his senses s fully |
the first thing lie did was to put his hand into
his pocket and pull out the Tip of paper
dropped at his feet in the chapel Leaning
over his sholder, Josephine read these werds Il
'tDo not drive out in searriage TO day, -
This can have no allusion to our late, acci.
dent" said Bohaparte. sNo one could fore
see-thatI was to play theapart of eoachman,
TO- day, or that i should be awkward enough |
to drive against stone, Go, Duroc, 7,ard ex.
anime the chariot ~ tr
nnroc obezed. Soon after. he re turped [
very nalea. ana took the First Consul aside.
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.,1en e,09.hs. eons s.onaS ~ ~
IN beenS los. y -
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i.ibere Was IN tbe car,;aoe conce.laa bes
ind tbe bseI se.t = bomb1,. bess, real ness;va
bnmb ard viii . slow match .attae,,ed to IT,
I;ndie5i Tb;ngs bs5 been So arraneed that |
:, rn.rtar oe sn bonr NO sboniJ have becn I
! !. stsrsd trees Il tbe nart ~ s.
T,s.J IL so, traaoL
y Ss Eonci,s nisss 10ust h. told nf tb;sW
In n bn;s -snst - he bs. warned cd - '.s'
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.Tbe fnowleSee Of one Mot but eneepders = |
second let .Iosenbine remain ionoront IF I
he dancer She has cscaned, Horfense To-.
,bassses tell none of them and LET
he government journal sayi not % word about /
nv falls,,5o sIgZs 80. S-e gfs.s.i.i 80 III |
The First, Consul was then silent for some