Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-02

q dissolved. His ambition and talents wer
scarcsiy inferior to those Of Napoleon. and h'
wsg ths most eifi cient sgont in the appoint
msht of brother chief consui.-He however
approved of the destruction Of the Rspub
1 lie. esd would not part with his boautfful ana
aHcctionate wife to further the views of Ma
poleon. Ho therefore dispeased him, aud wa,
not restored to his favor till after his return
from Elba. Hs refused the throne Of Spain
which was offered to him. He wrote an epic
poem on Charlemagne. In 1928. he lived in
great splendor at Rome, where he had been a
SsnatoS. His son. Charles Lucen Bonaparte,
the author Of tho Continuation Of Wilson s
= Ornithoiogy, lives in the United States. His
son Paul was accidentally killed on board the
Greek 'frigats Hsllas, in 1927.
ELIZA,
Grand Duchess of Tuscany, woman oi
s,owerful intellect and masculine cirara tter,
and had many admirers. She was married to
Fsiix, Prince Of Lucca, and had one daughter.
She died ut Trieste in 1927.
LOUIS
-sEiug oc Holland, married Hortensa Beau
Aanos. daughter of Napoeou's first witc.-He
was man Of unpreterding worth, and abdi-
Gated his throne in favor Of his son rather than
oppres his subjects. Alter Napoteon's ban
ishnsnt to St. Helena, he lived in great mag
nhcence.
'PACLINE,
Was first married to lie Ccrc, commander in
chief of the expedition TO ST. Domingo. where
ne died OF the yellow fever. Sho subsequent =
. narisd prince Borghese, duke Of Guestala.
She wAs Nspoleon's favorite sister and was
the siaest bosuliful woman in France and per
haps in Europe. She visited Napoleon while
at EIba, and assisted him in his escape. In
1925, Pauline died immensely rich; and among
other bst;uests, gave ~, 600 francs tC the son
Of Jervage by his first wife. Prince Borghese
is now wandercr in France or England.
JEROME
Was first married to Miss Patterson Of Bali-
mors, Nd lady Of beauty ard accomplish
Hieats. and by this marriage he incurred the
displeasure Of Napoleon. BY the incossant
importunites Of his brother, he at length sepa-
rated himself from hor, and married the Prin-
cess Royal Of Wuriemburgh. After his broth
sis fall be lived while Trieste, afterwards
nsarVicnna, and finally settled at Romo, where
he resided in 1925. Ee had one son by his
wife.
EUGENE BEAUHhRNOIS,
Viccroy ofItaly, &c. and son Of the first
wife Of Napoleon, married. the princess Angus.
tine Amelia, of Bavaria, and had ono son and
two daughters. lie Was @ man of talents, pro-
bity aud honur, and great military skill De-
ing particular fayorse of Napoleon, he
rewarded him with tho highest military pro.
motions. xficr the restoration Of Louis and
tho ubdicaiion of Napoleon, lie retired TO pri.
waite lie, and lived at Munich, the capital Of
Bavaria. His income was $4,000, 900 year.
We died in 1928. universally lamen,ed.
YOUNG BoNApARTE
The young Napoleon is an interesting youth,
'boautifully formed, with the countenancs and
tine cut lips Of his father, and the blue eyes Of
ms mother. enc cannot see this blooming
youth, with his incxpressibln tint Of melan-
eboly and thoughtfulncss, without deep emo
Tion. He has not thu, marked. PLAN, and
familiar ease of the Austrian princes, who
seem Ia he evory where at home, but his de-
'ncanor is more dignihed and noble in tho OK
rrems. He has an Arabian steed. which he
strides with nobleness which gives the prom
ise Of as good horscmanship as that for which
his fither was so celebrated. His escaidron
eInrost adore hins and liv commands with
precision and military eye which prognosticaics
ctrro general He is, by virtue Of an mpe-
vial decree, proprietor of the eight domains Of
the Grand Duke OF Tuscany, in Bohemia, with
inn income Of above 5000 sterling; greater
revanne than is enjoyed by any Of the imperial
princes, the Archduko Charles excepted. His
;title is tho duke Of Reichsiadt. He is address.
.ed A" Ear Durchlaudt." (Vetre Altesse.) His
rank is Immediately after that Of the princes
'of the reigning ho"sc, the Austrian family Of
Este and Toskana. HIs court establishment
Is the same with The imperial princes; he has
.cbst hrirneistcr, his lord chamberlain. aids
camp, aud a corresponding inferior household.
IN possession, rs he is Of large fortune, his
desiina'ion will depend on his talents and on
his inclination.