SATURDAy MoRNlNG, NOVEMBER II, ls4s.
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from the French Consul in Dublin, and Am bassador in London. From her long ab- sence, 1t was concluded that she had been killed at the battle of Waterloo, and, in con- sequence, the name of this woman, so worthy of the order of the legion of honor, was not retained in the list of members. She even- tually obtained from Charles K pension of two hundred and eighty francs but the reyo- luton of July, so beneficial to others, did but add to the misiortunes of Breton Double, who was deprived of the means of subsistence granted to her by the King. Services such as hers could not, however, in justice, be passed over unrewaFded and in 1883 or 1854, the widow Ponset was informed that the Minister of War was in expectation of being enabled to satisfy all the demands she had on her country for her long and faithful services, by readmittng her to the order of the cross of honor, and by bestowing on her the pension of a wounded quartermaster, and also the widow of captain

 The following sentiment, which she often uttered under her sad trials, will manifest the character of this extraordinary woman: 'sAl- though my fortune is humble, my heart is elevated.0

 The son of Breton Double obtained high rank In the dragoons, and accompanied the Emperor to Elba.

 Reader, should you meet at Greonoble a female painfully moving on cruthes, body humgled by grief and wounds, this is Breton Double-salute her; respect should ever be paid to the unfortunate and deserving.