footsteps。
  〃Corporal　Crane；　of　the　Gendarmerie；　is　on　the　track　of　the
  unfortunate　young　man。　　His　attempt　will　only　serve　to　show　the
  folly　of　the　pretenders；　and　the　love；　respect；　regard；　fidelity；
  admiration；　reverence；　and　passionate　personal　attachment　in　which
  we　hold　our　beloved　sovereign。〃
  〃SECOND　EDITION！
  〃CAPTURE　OF　THE　PRINCE。
  〃A　courier　has　just　arrived　at　the　Tuileries　with　a　report　that
  after　a　scuffle　between　Corporal　Crane　and　the　'Imperial　Army；'　in
  a　water…barrel；　whither　the　latter　had　retreated；　victory　has
  remained　with　the　former。　　A　desperate　combat　ensued　in　the　first
  place；　in　a　hay…loft；　whence　the　pretender　was　ejected　with　immense
  loss。　　He　is　now　a　prisonerand　we　dread　to　think　what　his　fate
  may　be！　　It　will　warn　future　aspirants；　and　give　Europe　a　lesson
  which　it　is　not　likely　to　forget。　　Above　all；　it　will　set　beyond　a
  doubt　the　regard；　respect；　admiration；　reverence；　and　adoration
  which　we　all　feel　for　our　sovereign。〃
  〃THIRD　EDITION。
  〃A　second　courier　has　arrived。　　The　infatuated　Crane　has　made
  common　cause　with　the　Prince；　and　forever　forfeited　the　respect　of
  Frenchmen。　　A　detachment　of　the　520th　Leger　has　marched　in　pursuit
  of　the　pretender　and　his　dupes。　　Go；　Frenchmen；　go　and　conquer！
  Remember　that　it　is　our　rights　you　guard；　our　homes　which　you　march
  to　defend；　our　laws　which　are　confided　to　the　points　of　your
  unsullied　bayonets；above　all；　our　dear；　dear　sovereign；　around
  whose　throne　you　rally！
  〃Our　feelings　overpower　us。　　Men　of　the　520th；　remember　your
  watchword　is　Gemappes；your　countersign；　Valmy。〃
  〃The　Emperor　of　Russia　and　his　distinguished　family　quitted　the
  Tuileries　this　day。　　His　Imperial　Majesty　embraced　his　Majesty　the
  King　of　the　French　with　tears　in　his　eyes；　and　conferred　upon　their
  RR。　HH。　the　Princes　of　Nemours　and　Joinville；　the　Grand　Cross　of
  the　Order　of　the　Blue　Eagle。〃
  〃His　Majesty　passed　a　review　of　the　Police　force。　　The　venerable
  monarch　was　received　with　deafening　cheers　by　this　admirable　and
  disinterested　body　of　men。　　Those　cheers　were　echoed　in　all　French
  hearts。　　Long；　long　may　our　beloved　Prince　be　among　us　to　receive
  them！〃
  CHAPTER　II。
  HENRY　V。　AND　NAPOLEON　III。
  Sunday；　February　30th。
  We　resume　our　quotations　from　the　Debats；　which　thus　introduces　a
  third　pretender　to　the　throne：
  〃Is　this　distracted　country　never　to　have　peace？　　While　on　Friday
  we　recorded　the　pretensions　of　a　maniac　to　the　great　throne　of
  France；　while　on　Saturday　we　were　compelled　to　register　the
  culpable　attempts　of　one　whom　we　regard　as　a　ruffian；　murderer；
  swindler；　forger；　burglar；　and　common　pickpocket；　to　gain　over
  the　allegiance　of　Frenchmenit　is　to…day　our　painful　duty　to
  announce　a　THIRD　invasionyes；　a　third　invasion。　　The　wretched；
  superstitious；　fanatic　Duke　of　Bordeaux　has　landed　at　Nantz；　and
  has　summoned　the　Vendeans　and　the　Bretons　to　mount　the　white
  cockade。
  〃Grand　Dieu！　are　we　not　happy　under　the　tricolor？　　Do　we　not　repose
  under　the　majestic　shadow　of　the　best　of　kings？　　Is　there　any　name
  prouder　than　that　of　Frenchman；　any　subject　more　happy　than　that　of
  our　sovereign？　　Does　not　the　whole　French　family　adore　their
  father？　　Yes。　　Our　lives；　our　hearts；　our　blood；　our　fortune；　are
  at　his　disposal：　it　was　not　in　vain　that　we　raised；　it　is　not　the
  first　time　we　have　rallied　round；　the　august　throne　of　July。　　The
  unhappy　Duke　is　most　likely　a　prisoner　by　this　time；　and　the
  martial　court　which　shall　be　called　upon　to　judge　one　infamous
  traitor　and　pretender；　may　at　the　same　moment　judge　another。　　Away
  with　both！　let　the　ditch　of　Vincennes　（which　has　been　already　fatal
  to　his　race）　receive　his　body；　too；　and　with　it　the　corpse　of　the
  other　pretender。　　Thus　will　a　great　crime　be　wiped　out　of　history；
  and　the　manes　of　a　slaughtered　martyr　avenged！
  〃One　word　more。　　We　hear　that　the　Duke　of　Jenkins　accompanies　the
  descendant　of　Caroline　of　Naples。　　An　ENGLISH　DUKE；　entendez…vous！
  An　English　Duke；　great　heaven！　and　the　Princes　of　England　still
  dancing　in　our　royal　halls！　　Where；　where　will　the　perfidy　of
  Albion　end？〃
  〃The　King　reviewed　the　third　and　fourth　battalions　of　Police。　　The
  usual　heart…rending　cheers　accompanied　the　monarch；　who　looked
  younger　than　ever　we　saw　himay；　as　young　as　when　he　faced　the
  Austrian　cannon　at　Valmy　and　scattered　their　squadrons　at　Gemappes。
  〃Rations　of　liquor；　and　crosses　of　the　Legion　of　Honor；　were
  distributed　to　all　the　men。
  〃The　English　Princes　quitted　the　Tuileries　in　twenty…three　coaches…
  and…four。　　They　were　not　rewarded　with　crosses　of　the　Legion　of
  Honor。　　This　is　significant。〃
  〃The　Dukes　of　Joinville　and　Nemours　left　the　palace　for　the
  departments　of　the　Loire　and　Upper　Rhine；　where　they　will　take　the
  command　of　the　troops。　　The　Joinville　regimentCavalerie　de　la
  Marineis　one　of　the　finest　in　the　service。〃
  〃Orders　have　been　given　to　arrest　the　fanatic　who　calls　himself
  Duke　of　Brittany；　and　who　has　been　making　some　disturbances　in　the
  Pas　de　Calais。〃
  〃ANECDOTE　OF　HIS　MAJESTY。At　the　review　of　troops　（Police）
  yesterday；　his　Majesty；　going　up　to　one　old　grognard　and　pulling
  him　by　the　ear；　said；　'Wilt　thou　have　a　cross　or　another　ration　of
  wine？'　　The　old　hero；　smiling　archly；　answered；　'Sire；　a　brave　man
  can　gain　a　cross　any　day　of　battle；　but　it　is　hard　for　him
  sometimes　to　get　a　drink　of　wine。'　　We　need　not　say　that　he　had　his
  drink；　and　the　generous　sovereign　sent　him　the　cross　and　ribbon
  too。〃
  On　the　next　day；　the　Government　journals　began　to　write　in　rather　a
  despondent　tone　regarding　the　progress　of　the　pretenders　to　the
  throne。　　In　spite　of　their　big　talking；　anxiety　is　clearly
  manifested；　as　appears　from　the　following　remarks　of　the　Debats：
  〃The　courier　from　the　Rhine　department；〃　says　the　Debats；　〃brings
  us　the　following　astounding　Proclamation：
  〃'Strasburg；　xxii。　Nivose：　Decadi。　92nd　year　of　the　Republic；　one
  and　indivisible。　　We；　John　Thomas　Napoleon；　by　the　constitutions　of
  the　Empire；　Emperor　of　the　French　Republic；　to　our　marshals；
  generals；　officers；　and　soldiers；　greeting：
  〃'Soldiers！
  〃'From　the　summit　of　the　Pyramids　forty　centuries　look　down　upon
  you。　　The　sun　of　Austerlitz　has　risen　once　more。　　The　Guard　dies；
  but　never　surrenders。　　My　eagles；　flying　from　steeple　to　steeple；
  never　shall　droop　till　they　perch　on　the　towers　of　Notre　Dame。
  〃'Soldiers！　the　child　of　YOUR　FATHER　has　remained　long　in　exile。
  I　have　seen　the　fields　of　Europe　where　your　laurels　are　now
  withering；　and　I　have　communed　with　the　dead　who　repose　beneath
  them。　　They　ask　where　are　our　children？　　Where　is　France？　　Europe
  no　longer　glitters　with　the　shine　of　its　triumphant　bayonets
  echoes　no　more　with　the　shouts　of　its　victorious　cannon。　　Who　could
  reply　to　such　a　question　save　with　a　blush？And　does　a　blush
  become　the　cheeks　of　Frenchmen？
  〃'No。　　Let　us　wipe　from　our　faces　that　degrading　mark　of　shame。
  Come；　as　of　old；　and　rally　round　my　eagles！　　You　have　been　subject
  to　fiddling　prudence　long　enough。　　Come；　worship　now　at　the　shrine
  of　Glory！　　You　have　been　promised　liberty；　but　you　have　had　none。
  I　will　endow　you　with　the　true；　the　real　freedom。　　When　your
  ancestors　burst　over　the　Alps；　were　they　not　free？　　Yes；　free　to
  conquer。　　Let　us　imitate　the　example　of　those　indomitable　myriads；
  and；　flinging　a　defiance　to　Europe；　once　more　trample　over　her；
  march　in　triumph　into　her　prostrate　capitals；　and　bring　her　kings
  with　her　treasures　at　our　feet。　　This　is　the　liberty　worthy　of
  Frenchmen。
  〃'Frenchmen！　I　promise　you　that　the　Rhine　shall　be　restored　to　you；
  and　that　England　shall　rank　no　more　among　the　nations。　　I　will　have
  a　marine　that　shall　drive　her　ships　from　the　seas；　a　few　of　my
  brave　regiments　will　do　the　rest。　　Henceforth；　the　traveller　in
  that　desert　island　shall　ask；　〃Was　it　this　wretched　corner　of　the
  world　that　for　a　thousand　years　defied　Frenchmen？〃
  〃'Frenchmen；　up　and　rally！I　have　flung　my　banner　to　the　breezes；
  'tis　surrounded　by　the　faithful　and　the　brave。　　Up；　and　let　our
  motto　be；　LIBERTY；　EQUALITY；　WAR　ALL　OVER　THE　WORLD！
  〃'NAPOLEON　III。
  〃'The　Marshal　of　the　Empire；　HARICOT。'
  〃Such　is　the　Proclamation！　such　the　hopes　that　a　brutal…minded　and
  bloody　adventurer　holds　out　to　our　country。　　'War　all　over　the
  world；'　is　the　cry　of　the　savage　demon；　and　the　fiends　who　have
  rallied　round　him　echo　it　in　concert。　　We　were　not；　it　appears；
  correct　in　stating　that　a　corporal's　guard　had　been　sufficient　to
  seize　upon　the　marauder；　when　the　first　fire　would　have　served　to
  conclude　his　miserable　life。　　But；　like　a　hideous　disease；　the
  contagion　has　spread；　the　remedy　must　be　dreadful。　　Woe　to　those　on
  whom　it　will　fall！
  〃His　Royal　Highness　the　Prince　of　Joinville；　Admiral　of　France；　has
  hastened；　as　we　before　stated；　to　the　disturbed