The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-15

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Rl.ck Hnassrs IN fulI un;e,rv, .u'3 ,~
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Emperor. He was in the nr.|ress un;c,-,',
of Lieutenant General With the star If tbe
lee;o0 on his brva4.i sJa n1,~7 l17Il : :,
His ,faee locked exceedingly worn viii
dark lines under the eyes, which were Oh
serx,nf Of vh.t WINS rnss;np ,ro,rsl Cor he
saluted tke Enelishn,en r wiSo ran o,,f IN ~.
him and r,ise&
Bv Ia s;3e,,s.t . Ereneh sa3,r..L Ink
AehiIle Murat. But Who could look At snv
but one man! and Il WINS only = glance that
. perso, Win scpti ieclir. wrs,Ia rafe 10
p;ve A. s6aeh = uH,o,sS.t even m him -. ;.
stables. The two postillions were "a smort
as in the Bois or en- route for St. Cloud on a
Wednesday afternoon. They and the two
who - beh;nd wore long v.terprocf cIo,ks
clased hats and the imperial cockatls. -
As the brouaham was stopped for a mo-
ment INV courier caught sight of his males
tvs face. '.ns '''.'-IO irafo'' nh. 'i
''Whst chanQeln he savx, ''since the
Prince Napoleon LODGED in NV ho,use in
London. before he went to live in King
street.
Hehad his hand on his n,o,rs.achc, which
had the veil known pearI and wax cnds. bait
there were NO nervous tviichine, and the
moaion which shook him for moment when
he WAS speakinc 10 the Crown Prince vester-
dav of the Kings manner. had pa.sed away.
Then he hanishetl the tears from his ewes
with the Glove, he had in ONE hand. and was
overcome for several seconds.
After the brougbam came a harcabane
with Normandy percheruus, flied with
Pr.a.i.n oAicers, n,astly cloake1i, with hoods
drawn over their kepis and cars.
Among the latter were General Eaien and
the Prince of Icn,as. who are appointed to
wait ON his Majesty. Some ten or eleven
Imperial carriages, ea,areb anstouryans,
with s,nrb horr,x. and flied with officers
horse. ami ,f,.r ,ben, !, Inn, .,r;nc ~ s,d-
die anil renfprt horses ridden bv rrooms.
sixty or more i'm number. the rear hcinr
clo.!d bv ,,,n,m Of the Black Hon... ''
leave it to others to n,or,,izc Oil the spec
tacle. I shall not saw a word about fallen
greatness. Every one will he ready with the
trite saving, "No one cried God bless him.
The French men anil women whp s,o,si
out in the rain. certainly did not venture Ia
show anv svmrthv or sorrow. If they Eel,
nny. The only sound was the tramp Of
horses and the im,srt,,ne iincIins ,i the
charabauc and hcrse.
And now and then a chorus WAS sun" Nv
the Wsrten,lan-ers trndcinc through the
mud. celebrating the victory. in which. so
far as they were CONCERNED. thcv had. with
,lm,laIe,s regret. iittle ,o de-. ''i.1h
IoSpoS. Sent. 6.LTle Times ,unm,pcc,l
today that the Primo. Im,.,riai VA, =, Osteml
las night and he expected to arrIy.. in Lon
don TO-DAY. The railway station; here and
at Dover are thropred with penp.,. curious Ia
AZ, th.. Prince. hut h.. has NOT vet arrived
Duke de Grammort. who ;ar some DAYS
os,c,,,,ic,l l,d,;nps N Dover came Ia Ion,lnu
This afternoon. - -
Napele.n-. Re~sd~u~~.
Our des,,atcbes STATE that Kin. William,
hrs ,nm,in,cJ W;IhenshoLc ~ the f,,mr,.
residence of NanoI,,n This i = mere sub
urb of Cassel walled c;ty OF Germany pro-
vince 81 N;eier- IIessen esp;t,I Of II,,sc-t AS
rel. and is beautifully situated ON the lief,
hank of the Fulda river nearly hundred
miles nor,b.east Of Frankfort. on.,b Main.
with which II is connected bv rail. II !,
connected with C,ssel by a stone bridge with