(the noblemen. &c.) making lalt effort
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(the noblemen. &C. making a lalt effort
in rubbing, &c he Emperor had at
iength tae IDcxprcilib.e titisfaction ot
ieelng the blood make is appearance, &C
companiyd by A.sns groan.


ne emJti9n5 Of his Imperial Maj
city on this occaiion, the Doctor inform
et me. are not to oe deicribed, and IN
the PIE iiude OF his Joy he exclaimed
6 Gooa G9d, t1i5 IS The bcigbtsa day 5f my
life and the teais wbich in!tantane
ously iprang into his eyes, indicated that
the words came from the heart


I" II is ufeiess to fay, my dear fir, that
then exNrtlons were, as you may iuPPoie,
redouoled, and finally crowned with
complete iuccess."


Erfract Of letter zrriGea on board he Nor
asumoerldnd.


ST. HELENA, OCTOBER 10, 1915.
We arrived here on the 10Th, after very
long and very iatigping passage, and we land
ed Napoleon on the loth.--fte is now n the
county, at the house OF gentle man named
| baicome, until Longwood he maze ready tor
| hun. Those who nave followed hun are
weared, aud, believe, sincerely repent OF
having accompanied him. Madame Bertrand /,
who speaks english very well, told me to-day
tnat the island was absolutely desert, and
tue birthplace OF demon Emit. She already
insists on returning 10 Europe, in order to ed
ucate her children.


| . dined tour times with Buonaparte, on
board the Northumberland he spoke little at
table, and in general addressed his conyersa-
ton TO the Admiral. He took little exercise
during the day, he walked only for about two
hours alter dlnrer. Generals Bertrand and
Las Cassas are lis greatest iayorites /; he con-
versed rarely with any others. lie played at
cards every evening and in the afternoon
at chess. tie vent to bed early, and rose
very late. lie was in general loS spirited /;
and since he has arrived here, bis spirits are
no! better.


:" The Island 5 very strictly guarded /; there
are signals between all the posts of the Island
and the vessels; guard-boat and brigs are
cruizing around it so that unless he can fly !,


it is impossible he should escape. No per
son is peemittedto to be absent from this vessel
after sunset, andevery vessel is ready to slip
her cable at the irst signal"