...ck coats go only to show that they are in the opposition; and many a Bonapartist cannot or will not be seen there, though the King himself treats them kindly enough as a party, and even permits Mad. Murat to live in Paris for the prosecution of claims against the government, and lately received Prince Musignano with a sort of distinction which he [Musignano] boasted of more than once to me. . . . ...