New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

,,rn,s,.a onartments I'm Jermyn-st. st. James, Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte Our services however, VS % siter
and throne had not been for the tna'
tended to these institutions shudder to think o.
NAPOLEON ILL.,
follow the princey special constable through MS
traordinary career OF schemng anu s'ra'aso" 80,
began with his induction the Presidency OF the
Republic and eliminated in his acceptance by tremeh
dous majority of the French people as Emperor in 1907
To the coup detat of December. 1897 was Sv an eSt
witness and what saw IN the way Hi az The time in
Household Words conducted by Charles Dckenst 1 ths
miss the coup detat simply nrder in the way Of
slaughterwas finished, saw Louis NapoIeh p hn Made
eDe aG eead i e Sf f 81 quite oooy coeeey
as il coup detats things which came IN & de hnen
aware OF NAPOLEON from the time he young man OF
eight and twenty to the time OF his deatn @nen AZ h
lines the chestnut hair and mustache became eLzieu
but the cool collected and phegmatic LOOK was a"ns
the same That admirable writer Mr. klngiahe, mas
asserted that in moments of supreme peril lho @
ance Napoleon III was want to turn Iale green, % .
tba IL notably assumed the semblance of vegrs Oh lhe
morning OF the battle of Magenta. tod MI hlbsiahq
what eminent English surgeon SAID 10 o M w,e III
man possessed valor or the reverse praVe man, &
said he has entire command over s II no he valiant
man your legs will be equally valiant ana VIII iui ,hn
away with you laaghterl Will It o m ,,' tmrn quite pale
III the presence OF danger . -, o.,or 4, ,ba
summer OF S57 when ascendcd in balloon. II
when we three-quarers OF mile MP we zen s n'
mile like stone" but the aronaut. with great pres
once of mind, converted the balloon into az, N
umbrella-shaped parachute ana We WV rerc cv
safely in cabbage garden. lLaughterl we were w
treated bruised and battered. by the yrtgous
who Hospitality relieved ouf pockets OF i e IA i rn
yer they contained The virtuous peasanry da no. &
lieve my pockets. because there was nohinS & tnio
lIaughter asked the aeronaut how looked , uuLe h
suit How did You look sir 70 said he. "WH. yoq
were as blue your pantaoons li@usn.crl ,oS hot :
was not much frightened. only thought there was peS
between Falham-st steeple and me as to whether |
not to be impaled on the % hnt
that Fllham Church steepe was going TO win the pc''
Continued laughterl
TWO GALLANT sYLDIERs.
i saw the Worlds Fair held In hyde farK III may
1851. The Quoen accompanied by the frnoe 'onSo''
and her children opened the Exhibition Ihere was .
vast assembage, grandees in full panopy oil ropes ana
uniforms ladies in brilliant toilets sweeping like GAIA
ract through the gorgeous precincts of Paxtons palace
OF glass. Two figures were conspicuous III tnat E"t
ing throng-one tall, chivalrous looking Vetdra ou
in cavalry uniform covered with stars ana ribbons
and medals, the yet valiant, yet erect ola solder, wo
walked with st aud hating gaSp IT, ne % "a Wacroo 9ss @
lie was the heroic Field Marshall Lord Paget snmetme
Earl of Uxbridge and MARQUIS OF asIesIS sI than his
old companion IN arms,st more aged sun more ILLS
addcro glory with and crosses and medals when
he had from old Indian days TO the PSn,1i ~, i
Duke of wellington With much complaceney the I'M
mcnse assembly gaZed upon these TWO gaIlahi soeis
II was time of peace for this was proclaimed 70 pe
exhibition of psacc and not war; the tnousahu years o
war were over Cso men said the dawn OF Thousand
years of peace was Glimmering on the horizon ana
spears to be turned into piOuSIshaIeS anu ncaps
made of spears and swords well as of canon and
musketry in the December OF that sell same year
The Iron Duke died-an event which has never been
more pctnrcs0ucly and more pahetically described
than by the pen OF the American poet ehr!
WadswOrth LongfellOw.
Mr.. Saa's last lecture in New.York will be del,v-
cred tomorrow evening on Wars and kevoiu-
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