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BoNAPARTEIANA.-I have never met with two
more characteristic anecdotes OF Napoleon than
the following, which may be found in the Me
mores du General Rapp." Fesch was about to
demonstrate with Napoleon one day, on the war in
Spain. He had not uttered two words, when Ma
poleon, drawing towards the window, asked, g Do
you see that star? pit was broad day. "No," re-
piled the archbishop. "Well, as long as alone
can perceive il, follow my plan, and suffer no
observations" On his return from the Russian
campaign he was deploring with deep emotion
the death of SO many gallant soldiers, moved down,
not by the cossacks, but by cold and hunger. A
courer seeking to put in his word, added, with
pittnl TONE" We have, indeed, suffered great
loss Yes rcjoined Napoleon, Madame Ba-
rilli, the singer is dead