The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-01
The WIN Of tho Emperor Napoleon IN.

h AHe WIZ Of the Emperor Napoleon III.
= The solicitors of the Emprass E,,s,
nave sent to the daily papers for ubiic,
: ~ v.In copy OF the late Emperor's viii,
4 WHICH the Following is q translation:
THIS is MY WILL.
commend my son and my wife to tb
Su constituted authorities of the State IAN
01 Ths E ss pEss to the people, aud =
Qualities requisite for conducting the Reseno 10
MeH. ana my son displays q disposition An,
iae% 5nt; which will render him worthy of hi
of the hesd Of esr hin sam, forget tho mot
french people, Let him FL in his mind tn,
wrIings OF the prisoner of st. Helena. let hin
;ouuy sne eh Emperors deeds and correspondence
| IN oIuer tnat he may remember that when cir
Icumstances so permit, the cause of the ueonIes
is the cause of France. f''p'''
rover ID heavy burden. because we oan-
because our cotemperaries seldom render .r ne
| Justice; 30 that, in order to fulfill our mss;on
we must nave In ourselves faith and the CON,
sdor sn o. our duty 1t Is necessary to CON
you have loyed regard and protect You. II ia
she spirit OF my great uncle that has always
inspired ana sustained me. 1t will be thus
Sis na ry son. ior lie WILL always be worthy of
leave to the Empress Eugenie all nv pri.
vase property. 1t 10 my desire that on the ma
s1 nd R Oh ny son she shall inhabit the Eysee
trust that my memory will DO dear to her
ana that after my death she will forget the
griefs may have caused her.
With regard to my son, let him keen IA a
taiisman the seal used to wear attached to
my watch, and which comes from INV motber.
c teS MN q carefully preserve everything that
let him be convinced that INV heart ard ~,
spirit remain with him. ~ ny
make NO mention of my faithful ssrvants
In I'm convinced that the Empress and my son |
p: shai die In the Catholic, Apostolic and |
religion, which my SON will always |
honor by his piety.
Done, written and aligned with my hand |
It the palace of the Taileries; the twenty.
|ourtb April, one thousand eight hundred and
(signed) "NAroLEoN~
The collectors state that the estate has
'een sworn under sI20, GOO but that tbis
um is subject to claims which will redncs
he amount actually received by the adj
famed. ' GUM
The Morning Post states that =" Without
into the privacy of lives upon
pnlcn IL Wou!d be indecent to intrude. IL
Impress has moderate patrimonv in
pam, which, owing to the distracted state
tnat country, shares in the terrible de- q
recitation OF all Spanish property. Some
naii Atallan estates, and the Chateau of .
rem berg, which stands in some score acres I
iana, make up the residue Of the posses Q
ION OF family which has thus descended I
'om Imperial fortunes to revenues that
lust be carefully husbanded to meet the {
of ordinary life and the reouire- 4
lent OF personages against whom q thous-
ao claims are constantly preferred, and
no must find it hard to say No - when.
re the King of Spain Of old, they had
zen brought mp ever to say Yes!'
As.the time of the Imperial marriage is
as proposed BY the Senate, to settle
ined BY the Emperor on the ground of
ample allowance; and it viii be re-
EN- oered that when the city of Paris Of ar
red present which would in itself have pc
Yen dover, the Empress requested that "
orphonage might, instead, be founded
tn the money. By that institution. nm is
. y rs Of 400 orphan girls are now provi- s sfS