New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

tion- that he yould be satisfied with their
conduct. All went of as Murat had planned
signal example was given TO the reg
ment No blood was shed, and the En-
perOT, happily deceived. thanked Mura. for
having sacrificed only three live. il the en-
torcement OF discipline.
The sequel OF this story was told fne
some months after az Rome. Ii is like the
romantic results Of a draIpa, which would
seem TO be less of real life than the imagln-
alton vi fiction. On the skirts of forest
near New Orleans hunter called at The
gat- OF handsome farmhouse 10 ask smell
t~T from storm. This was in the autulnH
OF 1886. III. door was opened and the
stranger invited 10 enter BY an old LADY,
Who received him IN very neat parlor'
plainly furnished. bur the walls OF winch
were almost covered with hthographic en-
Cravings Of PaIis. representing HE prine.'
pai viituo-o OF The French.
at serIn-, sdld the stranger, thS' NY
good fortune has brought ne among NY
oTn countrvmeE
You are no doub! from France. fald 'he
ola ladv.
lies. madam. am true rIenchmah.
and ! have even relations II tins parl"r.
Nv ION ! IN the garden. ! Will can LIN.
H.. will bc much pleased 10 see you.
lyon; son j. French also!'
Yes, .ir." This answer was gwen Win
with .un.e hesitation. Ste added with
! mnr,. cn,+,ierc,:
.TIst,. ieer in This cnuntrv a long time.
,.'ar,i COD hiss M cause to regret j..
t tl'- ian talnng. 70 him We are res,,ect
"a 100, ,,ai,rI,b,rc md ara nanny
GA ~ .1ta ,no1,an. tha master If 1he house
,,+,,n' he roou'
..Ttis rar+laman "saiI Lie ,nothe- ..has
= ,,,.Is ~. hove, ~ r.s- +. I,,o,u4r- win ,,s
in awsit,ny -he end Ut the storm. He is one
~ ne IL - a Eranchman
Tha owner 81 the farm made = military
salute and mut,ered some expressioDs Of
c;',;I,,r N. f,ca of tbe straItgar seemed
10 strjEa Inn trrrihIv. HIS emotion was
sn,h -ha, ia conId scarcely reply 10 the
cre.+i.ns .sked h,m, Al list he made a
n.int1l If ,rt "a address a remark.
sd ba ..rou may find nv request.
r4rl,ars I,nnoI;te hur | am compelled to
asl, v,nr name. Excuse me. sir. but your
face -.
nv friend" replied the hunter, .'thi. is
the oi,,v question to which | can not reply
1t wnuid be easy to deceive YOU by living
a faIsn name. | prefer to be silent. A
man who bears INV name knows not how to
lie. Since ! have declined TO tell nv maine
hay. 40 right 10 ask yours
The farmer made no reply.
1T would seem that you, also, are nnGer
ihgatous 10 concea! your hahe' duueu
the hunter.
"1"s, SIT! Inc name by when AN Known
here IL not my true name. mat would
not profit you to know. am known here
by the maine OF CLAUDE Gerard.
Nevertheless" sad his mother. the
gent eman must not thlnk That my son mas
cause 70 be ashamed OF the name ne pore
III Franc. There are seasons which -
That Is my case, sad tho hunter. II only
give my name 70 those who are Mt 10 KNOW
you to he. an Achliie MnIat. AN the
son Of tue King "t Naples
Glance Gerard and his mother Frustrated
themselves. az II Ihundeistruck by this
gre al name.
The Prince. now citizen OF the United
States. =eeiDg item weep. could rot COM
prehend this excessive and continued emo
ton. When Gerard had somewhat Tecov-