s,nd while his face beamed pride, and
ssnd while his face beamed pride, and oy, and confidence, he witnessed the close of the ceremony; and retiring amid burstsofenthusiastic appreciation, which he repeatedly and gracioasly acknow- iedued.-in all Il the posnp and glory of . king and conqueror, under the thunder Of artillery. he again alighted at the ThuiIleries.

 Thus ended the Camp de Mai, a spectacle of unrivalled grandeur,a a cer- cmony which seemed to mark the dy- nasty of France as settled forever, and the diadem placed on Napoleon's brow beyond the possibility of being removed. But in one short month, the red tleid of Waterloo too fatally demonstrated the fallacy of humancalcnlations.

 