, 1874-06-14

naossaro nsr ran1a .o5k The post Of aoys.nor
uniVetslty OF Ffance described =. aoq q. ct ths
| Win the manners OF q Chambe-ts;1 1olessos
'' Sanford and Merton +" methoa thpet1aln o. ths
was abandoned for regular and ra.haa 1nstlca
couEee OF study; and the PRINCE. 1.ne nse!eEs
Ihatn1ng vas A. the same time undertaken e
Frossard at Forbach, while his .rs me and Gea,
being beaten At spicheren than y ~ neosPa i
telegrsphins. to his pupil on y =. fl!oa
of September from Paris ne 4a
eres that he had better escana Aezi-
as possible to Bclglum; while, 61aI'v q: ;, aooa
fortunate Abba Deguerry is sacridsedi ius =, N.
On the occasion Of tho hundrea.h
OF the reunion Of Lorraine to France elsaEy ..a 81
in 1866 went to Nancy, and in H. 'ne aa tf'ncs
the journey Was received with sa.s Goa1ns of
wherever he stopped. At Terdun hs hs,oasasa .o.aa
scented NTH boz containing hundred nnra no. pfs.
s"eetmeats. At Commercy he receiyed . tl Of
J. surrounded By hundred cra7fsh eTo! Th.! : Pfa
tion Of the reunion Of Lorraine to Francae es!esa-
be followed. four years afterwards. hr ~ W. 70
which led to the separation from N:nAasae ~ ~
least aportion OF the territory in oues.;oa OF =
OF course, II: leonce Dupont's xotk eont.; aa1
account Of the Princes appearance .tNs2a tis.as ~
beg1nnln8 OF the war, on tho heights oys,1aot;y
Emperor sent to the Empress telecr.ns. .aat saa saa
ing to his calmness IN presence Of dsoga, ''1!E-
it appears, Was the telegram Intends T.. Het.
cation; nor WAS it ever printed IN Il. 't PULL.
oGcieL To Judge from the messae.-.u1n0 s@un0
torical-the Emperor must have been nos. vs nis-
rate letter, published 10 the work befors ,.p
the ti1st time, as having been ".dmlrab;. ::
sang froid ct de natu1e1" q
After the war, at Camden Houss cb,.an..
tha Prince, though in the habit Of c0o,uh conranh
with the Emperor On all sorts Of Knbfs.te
though he did not mind mentioning the n.11a.a s1s
II. Jules Farre, n: Garabetta, Ind even ,11 =
speak Of NJ. Trochu." An ingenious rs,.as "
given By the Emperor, soon after his nrriv,1;q
England, for believing in the restoration NJ ~
Empire, is worth epIoducing. II know = ~
His Majesty, "that the Empire has inst Lost 81
per cent Of its military prestige; but II h,s -,
90 per cent lott, which, with the iapos.
parties will experience Of organizing snrthinc
Will be sufficient to bring it back" The Pn7Sf,.
apartments at the Woolwich Academy bars bon
furnished by the Queen; and among hi, booi,
is to be seen Shakespeare, in which Her n.
jecty has written with her own hand, "poa7
mon cousin le Prince Imperial, avec heu des
vGux pour son bonheur; DC Is part do 50 tiea-
a1fectlonnee cousine, Victoria Regins, Is
Mars, 1875" An equally friendly dedication
adorns COPY Of "Leaves from tho Jou,.
nal Of our Life in the Highlands.H eiv.,
to the Prince by its Roya author. Il
any one, now, were to see His Imperial
Highness at work, he would be reminded If
Bonaparte at Brienne. He has ALREADY m.ds ~
much progress in mathematics that be il aba
ITO determine the conditions Of stability o.
bodies whose base is q curve" Bu.-moxt ast
thing Of all-he understands "tha
rubature Of bodies in state Of revolution
which suggests that he may te equal TO the SUD-
preston Of q Paris insurrection. us hs not
worthy the esteem OF the French people," Mss
he author, ".his hlgh-spirited young man rho
l!ready knows Vauban and the works Of tha
.Ieat Frederic, WHO solves tho moss dia5-
:ult problems in mathematics, who would tama
. horse as we'll as Alexander the Great snl
Who is not one OF the least intrepid At games Of
'ootba1l?" In the nsmo Of football, msthe-
uatics, and Alexander the Great H. Leoneo
DUPONT calls upon the French people to 1acog-
lize IN Prince Louis their futnze ruler. He il
already tall, land will probably grow taler."
His forehead is remarkabl, for "fsTozsble pro-
.uberances.' He has brown hair, blus eyes.
aud q noso slightly arched like thu nose Of NJ
3oleon Ill, but much broader"
Much, then, may be expected from Primes
Louis Napoleon !; and as be is not likely to re-
urn to France except in the cha7
Icter Of Emperor, his biographer is quito
afe in predicting OF him that when ia the
nldst OF q brilliant staH, wearing cooked hat
7lth white feathers, decorated With the grand
'ordon and with a sword by his side, he ridsa
long the avenue OF the Champs Elysees, hs viii
,btoln the sutraees OF every one."