Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-28
THE NAUGHTY NAPOLEON.
G iSs ;sSss.ssi II

the lmVertut soEftrF""~<
Tours Letter to the New York Tribune.l
You have already received, ! suppose,
comics of those two letters Of Marguerite
Bellanrer which we're found in the In
nerial cabinet at the Tnileries, tied with
rose.colored ribbon, and labeled IN Na-
poleon's handwriting, Letters 70 ne
kent" You must not suppose that the
story--in many of It's phases the very
old story-of Marguerite beIlanger IS
altogether revelation to the farislans.
what's new is the questionable paternity
az n little boy, and the disgraeeinl part
nlayed by the first Judge Of the Empire
n an affair of this kind But all Paris
can attest the truth Of the reiterated
statement of the letter to her Imperial
lover that he had done a very great
deal for her. Marguerite Bellangers
horses. carriages, dogs. jewelry, and loud
dresses were we'll known in the Bots de
| Boulogne, and every cabman knows the
snug and gorgeously furnished mansion
on The Rue de Verneull, where, within
stones throw OF the Avenue des Champs
Elysees. in which he took his promenade
with the Empress, the Emperor was wont
10 mass hours of idleness with Marguerite
Belianger, DnS my :" ,;r,s ot,er President
TINS year, an9 SIM ea ~ asranrament
peVienne hau vne.' S Gu 81 ,anIa5r On
nuspahI Nes 'SIA1 ~ sba Oh.
the ocIas,1 IN u h., ~ !, ,ha Rns Sa Yer.
neuil smelt of the stables, and thereupon
the Emperor gave her sumptnous
palace IN ihe asss ~ ss,,Isment
tense, when IN me- Ena. o' sc a. t;me was
puolshea ~ .' 'Ir : @ obsT of frames
yalueu AZ ni - D. A Varnan;l nro.
her sac aoo IN nnn we e nae IA Va sSa honrbt in
duceu oVV,Vvo ua's '.sA "ES .a,eos,rr, With
some nlagn'a' ~ e s vh;eL he anc-
me eypner :. ~. ~ ~ S~.s,n,-ne IN exc;te
.ioneei pun III III hnshsnd ass;cnad N her
cuiiosi!' ,,Iora in l;nen-draner's
was an Empty eno.;on vas 10 tean
shopi on. u nc - v;,,;iv sa;d N hin,
.ne 'lpoHs, '1 ~, atradesman but n man
INA, ne was N" W-;,;nr ,b;s as 7 an, NOW
OF letters 800 fnow hotsn
aolng. N 49, sns ,e,! IL AI VoI;are was horn
IN wnicn hauase ~ a., snsb .ooo,,ssfes
can uniy S.'I,uS ~ ~ ,Le lste sncces.
da hc 20 ' '.puaSo 81 7 cu;s WV should
sor 70 'ne .nayn u' !. u r ID machinery
nave reqa e .La SUI n.d.rant;on If a Chief
as .na' u .uJ ~, mn The aptace.
Jusuee 70 hu1n mem Nono,aon Roma.
aen.s sncS that no additional
paI.e a L.o..b ~ ,ba Seventh com
instance VI . ia" Samacs h;s renntat;on
manu- -. - ~ c;rcumstances he
i rIom a. sra,;on az the extreme
neve 49,, .ne AN made him ;nvske the as.
anAiey e pras;Jant nav;enne IN he
s aa; ,;ma wben tbe Prince Imne.
1nlS, ~ ,'arr bad bealtb he was Ger.
! RAJ wa - - ,bo ;mnress;on whether
.alI un nat1 ,hat he was the father of
,Iu.y ~ no RaIIanrers hov Imnartinc
l Mai s eefr ~ =, AZ snrosnect az heinS
1 1ls ~ y. os ~, ros,er;,v sbe in melting
uepiiseu u ~, ~ - l;stan 10 her com.
nionnn.iT whan she said thar her SON
Plaossa.! "a H., snar, from social com
' was me- oh wh;ob bs night overrule the
S s;rnn. I;na &C. The Nano7eons was in any
u uuon, a I'm Tho Fmneror who had
e eo Iaa~ aSI haen n The habit Of treating
~ ,Uns :. h;s wash NOT y and who had
I rranue 1 - himself by his constitution
a arse ab.oIute mower To- adopt an heir to
~ ~ - nrolns;on &c Prince Nanoleony might
.ne en IN hore ea-assed tbe idea over a
a.,s 10 ,bat 4 he lost his legitimate
eHs ~ nowar and might would be equal
son. MS power anu III sHs "NA,o -