Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

THE LATE JOSEPH BuoNArARTE.-The LIE O. the
former King of Naples and Spain is well known we
shall therefore, merely give sketch Of il few words
joseph Buonapart was born IN los, at Corte. IN the
island of Corsica He attended his brother III his first
campaign Of Italy in 1896 Having been appointed
member If the legislative tody, he was distinguished
for ms moderation and good and proofs OF
generous frmncss when lie und srtook 10 defend Gen.
Buouaparte then IN Egypt against the accusations OF
the Directory. Under the Consulate he member
Of the Council Of Suite and one of the witnesses u
the treaty of Luneye. On the accession of Napoleon
10 tie empire the crown Of Lombardy was offered t.
and refused BY him. few days after the battle of
Aasteriitz lie assumed the command OF tie army
destined to invade the kingdom of Naples, penetrated
without striking blow to Capua, and on the 10Th OF
February l>0j he made his entrance into Naples. of
which kingdom the Emperor apo fted him Sovereign
Tne government; of Joseph k.ng of Naples though
sort not sterile. In the space Of less than
two years he drove the Enrl .sh from the Kingdom.
recognized the army and navs, and completed many
public works. In 1873 he proceeded to occupy the
throne Of Spain. We shall not enter into the recital
OF the circumstances which produced the fall Of his
throne, but that King 10 e2h courageousy
coIended arans' tie elemensofdsSolution wlh which
he surrounded. and abandoned Spain only at the
last extremity. On his return to france lie took the
command Of Paris and faithful to the orders Of the
Emperor he accompanied the Empress regent 10
Charities. and subsequently To- Elois after tie nvas
Of the allies, and assembled around ler all the dspo
sable troops. After the abdicaion of Fontainbeau.
Prince Joseph Napoleon was obliged TO withdraw to
Switzerland. He returned 10 France III l>l5 the
same dav the Emperor arrived at Paris. afer the
battle of Waterloo he embarked for America, where
his brother whom he was never more 10 see. appointed
meet him. In 1877 the State of New Jersey. and IN
l-3J the Legislature Of the State OF New York
authorized BIN TO possess lands without becoming
American citizen. The Count de Surellliers did not
return to Europe until 1892 Afer the Reform Bill
passed he determined to quit the United States
and proceed TO England, where he resided several
ycIrs. painful malady. which required mder
climate, obi igel him TO demand permission Of the
foreign powers to fix his residence at orence where
he breathed his last. He attended on his dying
bed BY his brothers, Louis and Jerome. There
of the Emocrors brothers but the two latter Princes
Louis. formerly King of Holland. and Jerome.
f,rmerly King of Wc.tphaa. Prince Louis is HOW
head Of tie family.-Journdl des Debats.
TIE DEATH OF Duke DOssUSA.-AIr Walsh in a
letter to the National nclligcncer, from Paris writes
as f5llovs:
"SJmc sensation has been produced By the demise
at Madrid, Of Tie Dulc Ossuna. the most opulcnt
noble OF Spain. at the are of tiiryfour or five We
. all remember In. diaper gcnllemln. glttcrng with
precious trinicts who during n sojoarn of several
years IN this p.'a daou ~ lrcquertcd the opera
and turf and concllla ed general good VIII by a.fab y
and hcarnes, of manners. IL ,isted his country
men in exile out Of income, indeed, estimated al
four hundred tIOaSln dollars. lie supported Twelve
: ,anlsh artists at Rome. H. frs showed the ,an-
lard, horse racing IN the English style Ii was he
who called Rubini t. Madrid. AMI paid and ia sted
the peerless tenor with the muncelce of monarch
, He was Duke of lnfntado. as VIII O>suns: the
titles and e,ltcs of the three greatest families were
united in his person; wherever ain had ever ruled
he po sessed doninlons-PIedInont, Sardinia Sicily
Naples Bel rium; the most renowned and liberall,
endowed warriors were his ancestors; lie could
of Twenty-Five titles of marquis, count, and blron
His brother, Don ii. L. G.ron his her, resident IL
Paris AZ the time Of Don Peiros prelnaturc demise
takes thirty-tyo titles. ten of winch Includes t
dignity of grand eship, and for which, on a~sumin.
them, he Will have TO pay, IL IS sad, upwards OF
million of reals"
FAMr.y OF THE LATE KING SWEDEN. Tn
i Journal de la Sommc publ shes the following particu
;. lar, relative the family OF Beruadote - Mari,
!. Anne Justine Hernadote, grand diuehtcr Q. one c
1 tie brother, of the late King at Swcd, n, who LEI
600Oo,toO of personal property married Jean JOSEPH
n Freng. From tbs marri gc sprung four children
r TINS family inhabited Abbey lie for tie last two years
5 TIE cousin of the ing of Norway and Sweden eyer
cises the mos: humble profession; ne mens crockrry
Il ware ana gains his bread by travelling round tn
: nerlborinp Villages. II poor firmly Is ia a mos
miserable condition il nlabs f,r pallcc a cabin
Z excavatnd in tie Ground, The sole fortune Of Iii
grsnl-ncghews of the Ing If Swcd cons : 5 N tn
produce Of Their labor, or If public charity. tl
y GIRL of dimiaut W stature. may be seen wanlcrn,
n through the streets, where she Sn" n order To arac
the attention Of the passengers. ,eal to her Of IL
:. King her cousin. aud >he VIII relate his history
g Ask her if she would wish 10 be at the Court of Ia
y king, she replies Eve sous five sous. "
&c \ portion of the Con sentative p1riy IN rcqni i
|. b,sl, engaged in recommend NJ Fed raj Parliament
ii Tns project Is referred to by several influential Iris
'e journals. The Bef,st News Letter., tory paper h
ID tie fJllowinr on the subject The crss of ireland
n fite is approaching AMI whole .es of nonini
IL proesant> are prcnarng no To Join the Oconnelt
80 movement. in e first instance but 10 al ,p system
n organization which, with III any c1rt on hi, par
n Will enable O'Connc 10 carry ot his mo amllt.ou
e schemes t. AMI Triumphant issue. In Ties
&c remarks NE refer. in especial gr to the Plan
y Federalism, whcl * noN heg ming 10 be openl
* supported bv mon whp have h lhcr;o ool h Oh in tn
&c ranks of Con>crvat sn: and let mistake cX s.
H. Federalism IN all - essential elements, the oal
difference between the plrt.e' hcng The qualis
and power of the l"rlSltivc asse hlt winch Is 10 b
Rs established on tie rains of % tie Union -ettnmcn
ur Bv boh. tie a., Of Unon i denounced and zone
i'll to utter abrogaton."
at EDucArIoN ~ TsHiANp.-i'i.ere is an engine IN til
III course of construction IN ireland. winch, trent
g or thirty vclr, hence. VIII TX greater rcvoluo
III than the importance movement OF Father Aia
a thow. This i primary or clemcntiry oduratio
~ The engine Will in the grove wl:li ii
IN pledge Of Father Mathew. but it will augment
H. power hundred fold Hitherto ~ ,tland has take
ne the lead in education aud knowledge but ireland b,
OF fair To ous;rp hn the sister klnrd IN the
srccs. and regain that as,endlncy which he maj
al ained three thousand years ag1, when she was d
II nomnaf ted bv the ancicns the .lnSula Sacra. In,
OF KEEP, an eve on the scholastic movement I'm var oi
parts of the Emerald ISLE and have no hesitation
" stating that il Is advancing with rapid srld"s-w