The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
EuGENIE.

When Her Majesty Was in tho Eas,-rore-
bsSings.
The following letter from the Empress Eugenie to
her husband is OF interest at the present moment.
AS win be seen, was written during her Maestys
travels IN the East when she went to open the Suez
Canal. II reads-
On Board THE IArEHArnIcE, ~ ~ TIE II mt, NssILr,l
NY DEAREST LoUIs-I wrote to you en- route
word illegbe) on the Nile. TO tell you that we are
enjoying fresh 1eezes que nous aU0ns yfats) would
not be absolutely the truth but the heat Is tocrable
for there - some AIR. but In the sun 1t Is quite diff
atmosphere by telegraph. Through the same means
| have news of YOU and OF Louis every day;
am Always iasIeaed TO tie dear saore BY this
wire, which joins me to all that love. / am
delighted by our charming journey, and would like
to give you description OF IT.; but SO many other
narrators, more clever and learned than ], have
undertaken the task that the best thing, to my mnd,
Is Tor me to STROUD myself up in mute admiration.
was very uneasy all day yesterday, thinking that
you were In PARIS wlshout me; but All has gone on
nations one Judges and appreciates much more the
injustice OF our own. tiiilx az sDte or ere,thiag
that We should not be discouraged aud that you
must advance on tpc path You have inangurated let
nsaichsr dans Ia uote 1us tu as asaa0ta'S [sdcb;
good faith on Concessions that have been made
1osa 10 re,sse e, d't sep, a GOOD thing.
hope, then. that your address viii be in this
direction; the more you Will need force in the
future the more 1T will be necessary prove the
country that you have (1tt [sic) and not
expedents. l am since my departure very far
away from and very ignorant OF anairs to speak
thus, but am firmly convinced that sequence in
ideas Is true strength. do not like coup lsic,,
and persuaded that can't effect coup d'etat
twice in the reign speak III random, for per-
suadlng man already convinced Of what he knows
more about than l. But one must say something, II
1t were only tscJttt-ce sfc TO prove what y0u well
knowthat my heart Is near you both and that il III
tranquil days my vaga5oad mind likes to wander
through space dams les esDaces in those OF anxiety
Ana disqliet my place IL by the side oil you both.
lsoiated lrola men ana business, y0u breathe calm
atmosphere, which does you good; and deluded by
imagination Ibceve tnat all things 90 well becauseOf
all things ain ignorant. Amuse yourself; relaxation
believe to be Indispensable; one must refresh the
moral as one recruits the physical constitution and
an idea constantly dWeit upon ends Jet tdee
co,lsase HsV (sac) by wearing even the best orga-
niZed brain
have experienced this; and II all that has during
my lie made the beautiful cO!0rs OF my illusions
fade now no longer wish to remember. My life IL
finished; but i've again III my son, ana my true
Joys, believe, are those which, passing through his
heart, reach mfnc Meanwiitc enjoy Gcjouisj fstc)
my J0uIn ey the sun sets (des cOuchcs sic du s0ell
the savage nature reduced to cultivation on the
banks OF breadth OF tilty metres (sic) and behind
That the desert with It's decOrs--a resplendent In
the rays OF u burning sun.
An recon-, and believe In the love Of her who "a
entirely devoted to you EUGENE.