The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-17

details in Tones journal, from his first 10
terview with Carr o.. the organ zer OF vic
tory" IN his petit costume OF white satin
with ascrmson robe richly embroidered
d down to his departure on the expedition
which cost bin bis lie. We'll, indeed,
did he redeem his p'edgeto Russell and lG
Emmett; and we'll and truiy might he ex-
s-uifinglY describe himself As shun,ei II ON
lis own coun,ry "a traitor living OIL
securely in America as an exile, and re-
ceived in France Us thu executive D!iec-
tory almost as An ambassador" spife
of every species of Encouragement, from
poverty, !iealonsly, suspicion, and distrust,
/ did this turlorn'tut beloic nsn persist, TIL
he trod the deck Of the IadomptaJle OF
! so guns Ligh in the command OF an army
1 nun be1ing Is 0GG choice troops, carrird
4 by feet OF II sail OF the line, l3 frig
ates, and l3 transports Credulhv IA s'.r-
/ tied a, Ibis i,ercui-an result OF the efforts
of ONE man, aud he AN exile. q Stranger,
and a pauper. Such. indeed, ~ere hls ne
ce>sitiies. that hut day or two before his
! appointment OF chtf de Jriqn1e. We find
hl,n without shilling, Obliged 10 apply
to Carnot for the nests Of suhsi.tenCe
d / he command of this fine expedition had
II been contidrd 10 iIcche, al that time The
{ hope ard hero OF tie French nation.
lone thus relates ,heir meeting Il vas
sitting by appointment in Fieur, s cabne,
when The door opened. and a verv hand
some, weIl-made Dung fellow. III a brown
coat and nsnkeeu pShtal"cns, entered and
said Vous, vuus, e,es le Cito,en Smith /!
thought he WAS chef de- lureau, and
= rep!ied. 'Oui, siloysn, j. m.'arpeIl- Smith.
: lie said, Fous, vous pisliez aussi, j.
cfols, Wolff Tone!' Ir-plied, 'bui, CT
toven, cest mon vefitahe tom 'th
hjen,' replied h.; Je suis ie General Uoche
lhls officer. much di>tr gusi ed TO. the
Paclficaton Of La Vendee, had IN hun al
the elements Of Success. As TO Bona
parie, said lie Tons. Sc, your mind ~
rest. lie has been nv scholar. hnt be
shall never De my master he fac ni
tn, magnificent expedition is well known
Violent storms arose. which serataieI tie
neet. only sxtetn sail Of when sniy ed
III banry Bav, where they lay for six
daNs within FIVE bundled Yards OF The
shore. hGut even attempting to land
Ne army. 1t seems that 10. trigate which
carried l.oche Ms missing: aud Crouchy
Tie second il command, refused to II cur
any responsibility. How Strange it Is
thst TIL, should he The set-salne tiirer tc
whose inIecirion Ma o!eon attributed Bis
defeat at WsIeIloo Referring to Ban,ry
Bay, be atrerssard luid Tuue that ae had
she'd tears ttty times al the ;essilectlon o.
the opportunity he had l,et, aud regretr Ell
much that lie lad upt taken Hauvet b,
The collar, aud thrown him overheard th-
mou ent he raised a q iiicu ~ about l-ud,
lug. Cu Ihr IT. OIL January, 1881. srvet
-ali made the island OF U-ianr, being Ill
LEIat remained OF Iu,ty thee sail which
bad departed from Brest. Thus ler:nina>
ie,; thI> formidable opers'i"n--a result
manlteStly suriturabIe to that PROVIDED &c
TO whose merries England owes much
ljoche, To The absence If 81 hoe frigsla the
failure OF Me expedition sttRIa ,.ttIit Uta-
Die, was thus characterized bv Napoleon
AZ =. iislena: He WA one IF The fist
generals hat ever France produral. lie
was brave Intelligent. tN"undlng IN talent
decisive, sid r-,>.ver nj g MS inir,
g1nt .lro. i, lluche bad iznds,i in Ire
Iauj, he Houia have succeod ID He pos
>s>.sd al Vie qualities TO irsuT, success
lie vas accu,tum.i 10 rlyii var. and
Ensw how to conduct h'mss5f Unnsr such
circumstances lie he'd pscllied La Ven
dee. aud - sell .'iSp'. ~ fur ireisnd II
lloche had landed, Ireland va, los! &c
yon."
The next expedition in al the final ar
rargemen,s Of ahich Tons wx, act,v.
was that Of HE IsZel. got up hY IT,,
Dutch 20 aid that Of Brest, Ii Was t,
have been commanded hy Daenlels,
brave officer, Who, on lIoch-'> reconm
daton, appointed Ton. TO the san. rar
II the Dutci. ..iich he held ia the Frenri
service, that Of a,jutsnt general. The IA
val tolce consisted Of fifteen sail Of til,
line, ten fiigstes, and many sIoops ant
transports. The LAND forc- amounted tc
thirteen thousand FIVE hundred men, viii
three months pay, sud spare arms sue
ammunition. j his expedition lever sail
ed, owing, says Tone, quietly, to the " sb
} sence Of far winds" May it not have
} been to tie presence of Admiral Duncan
who lay. inop?orturely eff The mouth o
the Texot? Abou, this time, lIoche
scarcely yet in lis. prime, died Of con
SUMPTION. Such Was t, + tate of lheS.
Two mem"Iab'e EXPEDITIONS. 1t was o.
the 23d OF May, las. that portion o
tie lush people, Initiated, but moi dis,