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 Anecdote of Bonaparte. In the beginning of his consulate, Bonaparte often used to escape from the Tuilleries, disguised in 8 big great coat and a large round hat, 90 that even the soldiers did not know him, and go early in the morning to Gen. Sabastiani's lodgings, awaken him, and walk arm in arm along the boulevards. In one of these morning walks Bonaparte wishing to make a handsome pres ent to his beloved Josephine, stopped before a large shop of precious curiosities. They found chambermaid cleaning the store, went in and asked for the master of the house. The servant answered in dry tone that there was no master of the house. looking with a suspicious eye upon the two intruders, whom she thought might be pair of rogues, who had entered the store so early, truly with no favorable exterior, their boots and great coats being covered with mud. She ran quickly into a bedroom where two young clerks slept. and awakened them in haste, while the two strangers looked at one another and smiled. One of the young men came hastily and half clothed from his room, and asked their pleasure. Bonaparte's eyes fell upon two large and beautiful trausparent va ses, of an exquisite workmanship. while Se- bastiani spoke with the clerk, who sent i'm mediately for the mistress of the store, when BOnaperte. in his abrupt and peremptorY