The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02


srriyed HE asSiduity ve1sd the Prusyian
Iassed them, Whether by order Of the King
OF on thelr own Inspiration, they took
they announced that tile troops would pass
GUY by, one gate and they issued by another.
OF thAt the parade would be At O'Clock IN
the morning ana they al yanued u 70 4 o clock,
we nrst person they saw At tho rendezvous
MAJ si t at bGehGh envoy On hortebaSE ~ DC,
Court with. whom De DUNES was intimate,
70 represent % him that his assiduity IN being
present at all tile exercises OF the garrison
embarrassed the officers and soldiers; that
military Affairs. and the French ENJOYS con-
slant presence at tho maHRuvres OF hIs troops
mLghi brlng modification to hin. which
DE Guines could not be moved he presented
hlmsrlt more asSduously than ever at every
managed 70 etect ii. ' recall ca Wien be went
to take ofrcal leave Of the King, this l. the
way Il was done You are ort' Yes, SireF
IN sOO the son Of Thi sbault, then a general
onCSr " The army OF Napoleon. after dinner
Of Guines announced The little old man.
shaPbily clothed, who made his appearance
the Regiment OF NeNRrTet L. was he. re-
ylrned from emigration. ruined old ana "
become piou1 and this onoe daring rake famous
swordspan, soldier aud diplomat and batter
OF the Great Frederick was led 20 mas every
Nag ~ liiN 'AtN WI W. HF'lV WV "NA''''''
as shabby rs himself
Another interesting envoy At the Prussisn
English Minister. quiet, self-contalned
man, but very astute and Accomplished
Mhen he fret arrived q Berlin and II vac
II was embarrassing 20. know what 20 do
With him. IL little while. however. every
70 listen 70 his conversation. The Great
Frederick took special delight in chan ing
him, not with complete success, however,
for Mr. Mitchell his gentle. DlaClu way
gave him some hard knocks, on one occasion
after the capture OF Port Mahon by the French,
him Mr. Mitchell. do you know, you are
making a vretched debut Your hTst cam
is feeble remedy for such disease. sire.
We Co.'s helP hGDS ioF 9e'T dd 6ot
p enST Who Su q 9.G H Us the U5 G least. Sire
4 svns S ERS 81 PGFs r.de 39i' The great
had paid him a heavy subsidy lor when
f h SFR RSs sSa MS 81 8o B5os IN osoo
had served IN the French army during the
Seven HSAs War TINS .D S'FS1d eonf
EoIouh was the friend ana contemporary
OF Potemkin and the orlows. He gave THE
gard 20 the Empress Gathering Il Ard! ard the
sReSdotes re reaiinS 10 various people Of dis
tinCtiou Dolgorouki told one OF Jean jacques !
ES@:'H The fS e. o. smy D. Of as
under inspiration OF lloq sseau's novel Emile,
down By the Swiss, phDcsopher. The cons
education completed on this plan the father |
' s1a9S ssd thS 10 :ddoR hto hs verSe
monster" and seked the author II he bad /
any suggestions that would remedy ne h dls
KS book he had hopes that people would |
purchase and read r. but ne neye, iinS aggnsnt
il literally and put his theories into practice.
Another very interesting person attached /
the MARQUIS d'1rsens While he was one OF |
Frsderick's most Intimate associates " WAS J
supposed he was ACTING a. secret agent OF .
was very Wild. He travelled extensively. /
While az Constantnople he conceived the /
AT the Mosque OF St Sophia. Had he been .
discovered the penalty would nave been deat .
Nv Implement He bribed a Turk who had .
The Keys OF the mosque 70 admit him during
val Once 10 the building he concealed him
eelf with his guide behind a large screen over .
the main door. The situation at best vas :
most critical; but D 'Argens increased the risk /
ham, OF which he insisted the Turk should /
have q share. The disciple OF Moha was
hO5rassd chs pEStRHnagSn however e5 ram i'm
sisted hreatening 20 show himself unless
the Turk Joined In eating the food, The /
swoTd Of Ike prophet suspended above his
head Little BY little he fsmilarized him; |
self with the, sacTilsgops Sctn 4ntI wne d az az
vas alone with the dos Of Christian he |
good humoredly took his share Of the bottle
OF wine and piece Of ham, laughing ~ me ap-
palling peril that menaoed them. -
IL can be imagined that man OF tins Vpe .
was particularly congenial 20 the Great REQ 1
eriok TIis audacity, good breeding, amla- /
billty and Gallo vivRCity impaired plquancy /
90 his conversation that the King could nov
resist, although the latters MISERY tpHlI /
MAS AZ times sorelv tried by D'ArRens's in |
genious methods Of extract money FROM |
him.