The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-09

would have kept right on in his march t
 Pans. no matter how many sainted so
 men had invoked and pscphesied.
 In the dome of the Pantheon Is an i'm
 mense painting by Gros, which covers i surface ot B, square yards. and repre- sentS Ste I.enevieve receiving homag, ] from Clovis. the hrst Christian monarch ] A splendid view of Paris and it's environ, I Is commanded from the summit ci h. dome. In the vaults belo~ some distia gsished personages have been inferred
 Muabeau, the author. ~as the tirsi pet
 son whose remains were buried there and near him rested Marat. whose hts was let out hy the dagger oi Charlotte Corday. Both bodies were Afser~ ards se- moved by order of the convention. In those days of blood ard passion iaau was famous and honcred one day and condemned to intamy the next The re- mains of Noltaire and Rosxeau were en. tombed in the Pantheon, bus although the sarccphag, ate there. the tombs arc empty. the remains of the two philoso. phcrs having been secretly removed AAe. the iestorauon and inferred tn some un. known spot, as kind ot paisry Te,alia- ton for the de ses ration of the temb oi St Den,s
 Speaking of Noialre. was passing along Quay Nol,alie yesterday. l, Is on the left oank oi the Seine. opposite the Louvre. On an old building on a corner saw an inscription which stated that in this building Noltalre died. Boulevard toltaiIe IS an important street. oonncs [. ing liaoe de la kepublique ~,th rla,e ic Ia Nation. It's ousinal name was Reale ward Prince Eugene. bu, Il was changed to its present title while the Germans were besleging faii> m iS5o- |. upon the proposition ct tho mayor ot the anon dissemeni t,he nth through which the street passes Prince Eugene was the son of Josephine when she was the wife oi General Beauharnais. Whenever the empire has been at d.ssount the,e has been mania m Fans for obl,,erating all uaces of the nonapafte> They pull down columns. overtutn statues and change ihe name of streets and places There was a square on the above boulc- ward called flaoe lun.e Eugene, ~lih a statue oi that gentleman The ordinance ( changing the name oi the boulevard hanged the tI,lc oi the place. also. and ordered tha, ,he statue ai oltaiie should replace that oi Prince Eugene. The lat ter was cared for. though. Il was re- moved to the garden of the lnvalides. where |, now stands. Eugene. according to all so, ounts. was s,,b,a.c soldier and..a gallant accomplished gentleman. who proved no dishonaf to lraaee Napo- leon adopted hlm as his son and made him viceroy nt Italy. winch country he governed wt,h wisdom, humanity and discretion. He accompanied the disas- uous expedition to Moscow. and had the honor of conducting ika, memorable re- treat When Napoleon lei, h,s army to hasten back to Fans hc turned o,ei the command tu h.s bro,he, m law. Murat. ~he m turn plag ged < m the hands of i'rn Eugene. Aufa; sss king of Sa pies. and hc was naturally httlc ansteus 10 know how the somewhat l.npulslye and ner, ,ars.. people et h. a,,le ng dom soCid tct eiNe ihe new Il Inc g4cat deiea' Nasa' taiucd ftutot fo %4f5o. icon aitef~ at,, at.d nsns,i the ,lbes. tat th.d dldr s.,,, han isom beirf .tot h, th. &.apo54l.rs ahtn hc attempted Ia renew hie ess tpAlien II ALK
 The msaae, ii ~hF | l4seae #an- aged 'u saNe tie aetr. ot Ihat ml hl, host ~t,, h staggered home fiam klseia -.fa lei hs A,i al he tib.. ehestcd he ann aplfottl oi Napu.eoH ii uas fhn 'eica' th' ltsAed tnsenc esgc. ttfiens of teHF made kng ot Isfsl+l l he alies talked sslsoHsiy oi making hin AHe ei tsH,' ho~essf In tst4 frf there ets .iiaEF oi ;. .g4nu sga.ft8f fe s'or.ng Inc be lbo3a ,o power thr p'iu.s took fu pai' n lie " Hundred Day ioiHoWiuR t"nApat'e E return ftaui kiba Afset Haiet.uo hc emf1oye8 al lie nfIel ho as.G eatuinsnd to altsel ,otafe sfe eonds.ai. et 'he faien lan < 0t Helena utt.rY a moN taag hug tu pressing Pleal q lar Alcsandet tatha' end Eugene hiHaeii tet.tcd fe Hag8t4a his @lte ittaci beng kng .i ghAl eH4u. 'iJ and @as uel tttcH fate oi bt f4.s royal fs'het n las Vha tettcrfed l5zlcs upon ham that tal.sd hltn ,o AL e,t44'lly ~.'h , kH, a4aghiet. a ibtng tlaiie tOns ifi.e r" ,eten4ty in he family olfs e lt isH pels,tht iet nne s f. to teyt Atn. ash b~HE iese noble than sh- The pfinse 6tef suddenly at apop1s in three years after the ienfse of sapolenn ieaYae DehsHd sss lsl,iisn Al 't a h.fn gaase h'. apt naH hea ii,s ri1iess son joseph insfaed daughter nt 'he sf pl kussaa. Gfee horror ~aa inspitea it 'he eogr; oi 1' ie,er sbafg when. m tsss, apoleon prop for the hand oi lfirfsss Anne. sister oi Inc car. Ina Nas one yess before hc dix0tc ed Joseph ne and uaFl rd Mare thetese |, 4 sad that the emptess mother declared that she ~olid taznef stc her daughter a' the ,.s,'s>.sH at 'i,e es. ihAn 'hr silr ef Napoleon lat' ssfl.ed 4 fsseas's eide daughter mar .es. tfSaf kfuR pf 9e@fteu .neiI.,s e.ans f'et be- arue the "A .ts sf is.s6e t.aef.fs : ol iiphen talletn Atesr ar Ire gaas throne efa a.se t t.cffstn n..f iha5 ae shfer*a @89 re lll .ad 4nalhefin.,s req beIn i'e ra emperor oi hiaui farhe, eif ne yfr4efi sfaHefet Iacfe yoH h.ge
 posseetat.e t4ateg.ed aoofy sng- .~sfe4 J the h4sEe made 2 ih- psn,r oi iktis stfrei