K, A. T. WEDNESDAY,, JULY 6, 1881.
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to convey the idea, that upon the whole.

 things are not better. The wonderful

 man who is sent to St. Helena, aithcupb

 tyrant of the first order, will have ma.

 ny ot his sins forgiven in this world. for

 tie liberal encouragement he gave to the arts, sciences and literature. More correct notions of government are cher-

 shed, and if the old reyalsts will only encourage the new king to adopt and appreciate the vast changes in society and thinking, all will go we'll; but ac- knowledge, my dear friend, that l doubt the prudence and common sense Of inv old friends, particularly of those who re- mained in Europe. As a patriot and philosophers, must bear witness to the improvement and advancement of my country since the revolution: as a man. however, cannot but mourn; the storm has not left single shrub of my once numerous family; the guillotine has drank the blood of all my race; and now stand on the verge of the grave, the last Of name whose pride it once was to trace its progress through all the dis tlnguished scenes of French history, for centuries back. With the eloquent sa. wage, Logan, whose speech you have so often read to me, can say, that mot 1 drop Of my blood runs in the veins of any living creature must return to America, and breathe my last on that soil where my most contented days were passed

 The Chevalier never returned, howe. yer; he fingered ava, his time in differ ent seaports of France, until death fi- naily arrested his mortal career, in the city of Bordeaux.