Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04
THE EMPEROR AND n. oprLuox nlanor.


Figaro gives an inters sting, if not an on.
cial, account Of an interview between the
Emperor and n. Odiilou Bsrrot, who had
was 6ronght to q close by ietier which
ran thus "a d ference In our pnlitical
views compes m TO srp irate myself from
your colleagues. I believe you { o attach
cd to them not to fear that you " II follow
them. and IL Is with regrct that separate
myself from you, &C., &C.. signed LrUIs
EApoLEoS." Directly the Emperor came
back to the views Of N. o lillon Barrot and
his colleagues, he expressed TO A. Emile
oliver the desire TO SEQ hts old Minister
again, and NJ. OLIVER arranged aud We
present at the interview which took place
al the Tuileries on Friday. Alter q few
commonplace compliments on tho small
amount Of rsvsge which twenty years had
made In the personal appearance OF eacs,
the Emperor, taking N. Bsrrot by tho hand
led him to . seat and q friendly conveusa-
ton commenced. HIS n jsuy began by
pressing N. Odilion BIrrOL TO take offics
under the constit utionAl regime which he
hatf reentcred. YES" replied DILLON
Barrot, that Of lS49." "Ah what would
you had enemies !" Sire, q sovereign
has no enemies he has only advers.ries (;
he hands them over 10 JUS Ice, or better--
enemies those who offered from his policy
/ that Cbarles X sAs--" Yss," said tn.
Emperor, "but had frienis." "Ahl II
was perhaps that which caused tho greatest
prejudice 70 she Empire. A sovereign
should depend for support on justice aud
honest men. What has your system ended
| INF IL has led your prafscts to show that
YOU have $4,000 elect oral enemies !"
According 10 Figaro. the Emperor twirled
his mustAcbe, " bile 0dillop B.rrI was thus
taking hi. reveng and protested his s'n-
certify. The Inter 'io~ lasted an hour and
half. Tir lr-
The correspondent Of Tie Loado on TIL
qrdph says: The hero OF the bsnquets OF
is4S was wsru out at least Is years ago,
aud be 10 nov stono deaf into tho bargain.
| Tho no ion ventilated In some journals Of
making him Procurreur. General Of the
Court Uf Cas- alton 10 In the highest degree
| ridiculous. On leaving the presence NJ.
Odillou Barrot IL reported 90 have said,
Louis Napoleon has very often vexed me.
but cannot help loving him" Tbis little
speech SCENE 10 be quite probable. DILLON
I Barrot was once heard 10 saw to Q very emi.
pent ex peer OF France, " You know the
Emperor u thoroughly INSCRIPTIONS" And
| the ex peer, with an expressive smile, re-
piled, "Ybu ought to know, for you have
been President Of his Oouacii OF Minis.
ters." 800 -
The Paris correspondent Of Tie London
Times writes ON Jsuusry 9: There WAS an
odd meeting on the staircase Of tho Tuil.
eries on Friday. between Odillon d rrol
aud Marquis dc TAlhouet. BArrot did moi
| Immediately remember tho new Minister ri
Public works. Shave you forgotten me 2
said Tslhouet, "why, made your bed a
| Vincennes." And 90 he did. At the tim'
| OF the Coup Fiat, when several member
OF the Leg slative Assembly were tempOra
lily imvrisoned at Yinceunes. BarrOt Ant
Tslhouet were among them, and they al
slept in beds on the ground. Bsrr& va
very unskillful In the duties Of . chamber
maid, and his younger eompAbion In cap
tIyiiy made hIs bed for him. "a can pr "
10 You that have no, forgotten that time, !
said n. Bsrr't, "DJ you remember th'
large stain Of hood noticed on Jour shir'
proceediDg from . slight osyonet wound u
ibs arm, which might have been nu b NOR
serious had not your cloak deaden-d II
force - Such vs. the meeting OF thee
two men, eighteen years later, ons of theu
now . Minintsr 81 tho Empire, aud Oh
oihrr visiting the Tuiler'es Ar frank an
friendly cOnvsFsation with the Prince wh
| had the n imprisnn' a him.