The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-05

THE DoNARARrE FAMILY.
The secood volums Il the msmoiss ol
Madame Remusat which has Just sp-
pesred, furnishes sdditieual details o,
the life and time Of the great Napoleos
1t is even superior 70 it, prsdscsses n
valus and brilliancy. and is fun Of Ii,
peculiar piqsancy which is 70 nsrked
in the frat volume.
Au episode i recoupted which rscslla
J"sephine's adventure on tho staircase
of the Tuslcries With Nadaae do Re-
musSt. ia the day Of Mile Georges.
Napoleon having taksG . fancy % tha
lady of the Court. his wife in an sxosss
Il jealousy stosned H. apafsosst il
which they wers seated. The lady Or
dered hse horses and 81, and Buua-
psste made . sesoo With Jossphine,
smssbing the furniture ssd assuring
her 1T bis fixed deter rmination to have
. divorce forthwith. NY moehes.
said Hortsnse, will losc her crown. but
she will have rest. Other vemsn are
lees fortunate. Speaking Of Hostenss,
Nine Remusas. By the way. givsssi =
detail the story that IL vas ATTEMPTED
to cure Horsense's hsstand. Lout. ia
p~rsistent d,ssass BY what The special.
ist IN tho story called 'circuitous trsat-
ment'-to wit: by Wrapping him, b.
meath the silk and gold Of bis splendid
bsd. 10 the shirt aud shssts of . bessar
afflicted with eutsueous disorder.
After the scene Of the rupture abovs
alluded to. Jossphins's tesrs snd sub
missiveuess wen the day. asyaesal. and
there Was . reconciliation u weioh Ne
po:roo. kimse!f weeping. forstold very
clearly the ultimate necessity for her
yielding to his policy and leaving him
to wed . woman capable Of assuri, Z
the succession to the throne.
Josephins's taste for luxury and soci.
ETY.. says Asdsme d Rsmuoat. voold
have msde it imposs,bls for her to
make the best Of bad bargain BY VOL
UNFAIRLY sscri6cing herself; che rsmsin.
cd unable 10 influence her ows fate.
ready to obey. bat declaring positively
that sh- insisted on direct orders
1t Wa not long. however. ere the
quarrel was finally made up by Nspo-
Icon t.i!ing her one night that the Pops
hin,>elt sould shestly vis,t Psr1S a61
that she was ia prepare for The GGfop0e
tion. He had net manisss1ea A. 0de.
inclination to aeceds 10 ~ fe(ous3
rrques,s for . religious uarsngey ysyse.
ring only that it would bs difficult to
have . pri-st unite them % secretly
that it would not come ont that their
union bad not previously hssn blessed
BY the Church. Msdame de Remusat
seems to lean TO the belief that the
Emperor purp0sely put her Of 20 - 20
have it in his power to break the mar
riage at any time. Va hear Q great
deal Of repeated attempts made e get
from Josephine the written attestatioo
given her BY Cardinal Fssch when he
performed the ceremony in tho presence
Of BonspsEte's aids. two days before
the coso0stion. Tue Cardissl adviaed
the ex E"prcss. after her diyoeea. not
70 give THE paper up. and she followed
his advice, though distracted By fears
that the uncle and nephew were In
league sgeipst her. end desired only to
provoke . scandal that would e6oTd .
prstext f"r packing her ont Of Francs.
The sosne n the coronation hes often
been described. Nine d Reauaat tells
Of the pleasing episode abeatthe Bcos.
parte Princsss. who. having reluctautly
coaxented 10 bear Josephine's train.
brought bsr suddenly to IN aschss. 81.
holding fast, rsfusea 70 lst her 60 freo.
the altsr to the throoe, till tho Hnpers
OF himself gave thsm . small bnt sie-
orous piece at his mind. With this,
and with sausages % aaslic q Maria
Louiss's wedding, il Dust b admitted
that Napoleon had bad luck with HE
pagsants.
Unlike Josephine Nspoleoa had ma
. royal osmosy. and Whist IL your
naosr vas . freeusst salusaiioa.
'Frstry. - usual. sire was The reapoase
Of an eminent musiciaa jostly snn0yod
at the regular sspssision- 1t .the qusry.
OF the splsndor -of~ his Jtk0 aad coart
life ecuerally. Nine d Rsnpat = Q
competent II reluctant witness, and she
adds ihst the Sun King limesIe AGi1ior
received 1.-THE Of the edt1atiGo lasisA.
cd on BonspastA svee whose thfcno tba
authorities ot .Ppris iaeoeibed l. leld
letters, Il Am That ] An. .hwithoae any
one bsing irnprssped hy The iEpysssses
OF the ouIoRy. - s.