, 1879-08-08
F." pLON.PLON."
Tic Qnarrcls md FolllOs OF tho Last Of tic
Hunapnrtes.

Tho Qnarrcls md FolllOs OF tho Last Of tic
Hnnnpnrtcs.
7rdnt'ated fron the German }lr the No5fon Adoer.
ltssr, by FrdHt p. tFard.
Tho striking resemblance OF Prince Napoleon
to tho great Napoleon IL we'll known, and tho
Prince Is not d ltttle proud Of It, although as
regards his military capacities which arc notori.
ously held IN low. estimation bv Frcnchmen Of
oil pariies, this resemblance has given rlso to
comparisons ANYTHING but 0ntterIng for the
Prince. OF what uRo WIS the enthusiastic Ger
tiArase OF good conduct given lin by Marshal
St. Arnaud In Ills report Ut the battle on the
Almal But tlis resemblance is conllucd to t.o
bead. ThAt Is, the forehead, the smllc, the
Elanco of the cyo, the hAF, tho yelow|slE Waxctl
complexion OF the great Emperor, as he appunrs
In Ills best portraits: on the other il4nd. the
Prince execuds lIim ~ hight. brcadsh Of tho
tall, but encrgv and q firm bearing aru wnntipt,
In the powerful figure. Ills gaIt is slow, almost
langulh: lie inrltucs hts head to tilb left, hold
Ing his fat, white luildA behind his bark. You
would only need to put tho whito to9a on the
transposcd to tho Inst cpoch OF the Empire,
wnen tns iltclluct aud vice Of tho whote world
wus crowded tosotiIcr III Rome. Put crown
Philosophical equnuimity ana unrestraiued sen.
suntlty, iuo epicilrlssII, uni ridiculous vanity ara
combined tn the Primes. A dumovFat IN hls Bcn-
ttmeuts,. he Is tyraut In ruling; sIDthful 10
apathy, he is passionate to tho utmost limits OF
brutalIty, especially with women; hs Is spcn.i-
thrift, h.lu again a ntser; lEan who oftun
measures thu tiortxon With far-rench|ng gIancc,
anl yst IN the most ordinary affairs docs not
look fout nhcnd; half ldculist, hatf rylile. lie
has ridden III ali saddles, but has tr,n seat in
noue. Ills knowledge llas ,noru bsea.ltl. than
depth, but hu 10 without MI equal In ,rlsing out
the tit-bits with goden spoon and III kecplng
for himself tho most important parts ot the
rhf tNf Ia a
uni c0nyersationalls., who can equally well cut-
verso with superrtuus Arrugnuce, ue air hls pr
1itiCaI-iterary views often with tho must furct-
bic logic: 1,!e right Hord y always ut ils ssrv-
llis manner Of speaking dtrers advansaguously
frutn the always theatrical auucr Ut the French;
hn ls a stranger to patflus, and even on The trb
uue-goncralIy with hts hands III tls poekuts-
ho spcaka III 4ulut, aasy conversational tone,
Just a. before the tlrcplaeu, In lila hotel: but
QUE never knows whothcr the prlury h!laaolt bu-
alsyes what he wishes to hayo believed.
Prince Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul Roma
Trieste, tl!e seconl sou u The wlliloM King
Allewett LustI,," and prncess Houhlo Dor-
otlca FrledeEike Kathatiua; daughter Of the
King Of Wurtetnberg. The Emperor was warm
courageous couluet, mud even III 1t. ueloua ha
sait adulItiugIy OF tler: sShe has written her
nssne ude!ibly. in the book OF history with her
own ha,M.n Prince Napolcon's eldest brotncr
died Ia 1916: his sister Is rFturess Mathilda, who
lives separated frou her husband, prlneo DeInt-
dou. III Home, whcru tho greater part Of tic
faulty Bonaparte, waa collected togethcr, tho
Prince p4sssu his early youth, 4n,!l b was
sequence u the lnaarrection iu tl'e lo1nagna.
!n his l4tn year, after a short stay iu
Florence and Geneva, hts father sent him 10 the
military school in Lndwigsburg lWurtembergl,
The threatened war nnuer ths Ministry Of
There GanipAed hltn again, Anl he nav Travelled