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IN the accomplishment Of patriotic auty.
Lat Ill Frenclmen arouse themselves. let
every one take himself 10 arms. Without
doubt, God will not permit that these eaosts
Of individual energy ahou]d be necessary
but lot us be ready 10 impo.e them on our
He1ves. Franco is wounded she il net yan-
qnfshed. Let liz show the enemy that We
arc resolved to make all sacrifices"
Elsewhere tho SANG paper says:
However sad may be the nows OF today
ii will oepEess tho courage ncltller OF the IT.
my nor the people Of France. It viii pro,
Patriotism. Our fathers learned how bal for
tune might be mastered by the force Of firm
nehs and Eolddess. We shall have to ast like
them. Even it the battle which is imminent
eliould ssill be unfavosablc to It's, Franco will
find new forces and txke its re7enge. Bat
ne await the great battle With conddenco
which preceding reverses havo not shaken.
On both sides, this time, the concentration OF
forces will be effected. Our enemies will 10
longer hare the advantage Of numbers, which
alone has hitherto given then. victory. While
our braye soldiers At last fight On these equal
possible to sustain thcm. Let our tisuuess
rise to the height OF their courage.
The Empress EuKenlc-Thc Princess
Wn&n, NuroRcons* ElFst HctEoGhed
Tho Auxfriau Empcrox'A Designs
turc~s-'The Course OF u tsrent Life
Changed.
Ftvan tie .yt1r lori .Sydafs-ztitung.
Had not tue original plans OF Napoleon in
regard to his marriage been frustrated by the
Austrian Court, his life might have taken d
very different courae, and there might now be
no necessity Of his despairingIy bewailing
tbs fact that through foreign counsels be has
allowed himself to bs ruined. He wished to
| hi tI,a \.
daughter OF the Grand Duchess Stsphanie of
Baden, and had a1ready offered her his hand
on the occasion Of a visit to Dadeu-Dadeu.
His suit was accepted, but with tho condition
tilat Prince Wa-a, the fsther Of tho PRINCESS,
who lived in Vienna apart from his wife.
turned to the Emperor Of Austria with tue re-
qucat tls.t he should undertake tho wooins Of
tue bride from priuco Nasa, but ha received
! an answer to the eject that this was not per-
nitted BY the laws Of etiquette, inasmucl a.
the Prince VAS only Colonel in the Austrian
a1my.
This, however, WAS merely an excuse, riuce
Franz Joeeph was determined to prevent the
proposed match At any price. He, therefore.
coutriyed to intluence Primes Wasa to posi-
| lycly t+f1ee Lis conseut and. while NApo-
leon etill hopedon, match between the Crown
Prince at Sa3ory and the Princess WAS quickly
brought about ty the iut.igues OF tho AUS
| triau Court: Napoleon was deeply moved aud
| e1Asperatet at this, and, upon learning thst
this-tsis dar.iog rrotect--hati been frustrated,
he gave u'teEance TO the memorable words,
'' les soapeTain. de FEutope se sourieadroat
| IL moi" {The Princes Of Europe shall have
cause ia think OF ,nc}
l, ~ true that 1t later day the Emperor
| VI Austria Aad only too much cause for regret
| tuE the rllAre which he had taken in this
affair: but fo- Napoleon, tho result was
much worse from having perhaps tho only
1 II frnn+ {o1f s4HEfF ho
pressed in this rude way. Even though the
woman y hozn he hsd desired to make En-
| pgeae Of the French had by no tueana distiu-
guishcti lert elf for eminent qualities, yet her
modest. bashful, almost Independent nature
| would harc hcen guarantee that she would
| Of her duties, never haze laborcd to securo !
| government which would hare made OF the
highest interest OF France a plavthing for
| her hunors aud Aer sel6shness.
but this " the result of the second choice
which Napoleon then hut upon. Among the
many adyentu1ers Of rank who happened to
be tn Paris st tile time Of Napoleon's great
political sttateEctn. there was cert lin Count
eee Atoutijo and hcs tlsugbter who had created
a sensation and drawn the attention OF Sapo-
leon toward themselves by their sxtrayssaus
style Of living. as we'll IS by the beauty Of the
to hts new court, and had inlulycsl in evory
kind Vt gsllantry tuward tho daughter, who
oweves, had quickly giyeu him to understand
| that, despite hcr co4uete1y, she was Just Il
| careful OF her honor as he waa Of his. and
would yield III uo way to his passions unles.
he allowed her the legitimate place 1t hi.
SIDE.
When now the proposed match with ,ht
Princess Nasa Turned out failure. Eu9euit
contIiyed to procure III invitation 10 Com
pciSuc, anl there. in tho freer intercourse
with Napoleon. and with the aid OF briIliau
| toilet. in which violet wreaths amid he
| blonde lair had An especially strong effect
she succeeded. through the magic Of her per
sonal appearance and her splendid converse
sensitive over the result Of lis former plans
and with the firm determination Of meeting
the crowned Princes Of Enrop Al i pt.rren,i
universal setonishment rot alone ot Franco
Empress woman Of doubtful descent anl o
Al equally doubtful past.
Since then thie ~onsan has shared his ttsron
with Linn for eighteen years. and has apra
1entlE contributed rcry much to It's spleutor
but il Sarolenu not luoks buck over Til
prrio.i, ar.i oAl1t himself to account for til
to bear upon him from the side OF his wife
sud hy means Of her have been made ef1ec.
i've. he can scarcely do otherwise than cnr*
tho hour in which l1e entered in,o this all
suco.
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