The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-07

and the opportunity continued till the pop IA an vas
hunted out Of his life What do you think he did to
get rid Of the torment Why he married tas nisss to
get rid OF the mother; and he has the whole fAm-
y partakers his dome site felicity II save my money
aud get wife," said tho Governor OF Pesha~ur His
new building is Of the same eccentric chara,tsr At
the end OF tongue OF land at the top of great hill
separated from every body, but commanding splendid
view OF the bay, he has built house with win
every side, incapable Of excluding the SUI in summer
80 NV 80 ~ "Iusoi' ~ - ne,InSra co.tNe {" VIZ
ase paiaxzo nor castle but presume ie IL sons
thing like his mansion in Lahore There he exsrcisss
noble hospitality serving dinners Of ten dishes foe
every guest and noatihg the table with ICED cham
payne. The grounds laid in the sauna CON-
pound order Trees planted without any attention
to the picturesque each side of long straight old
fashioned avenue; and lest you should be struck
with the ncopgruity OF tho whole the IL
elbow every moment, exelamin g "It's all nv own,
NO architect has been consulted. Alas whist write
the general tires of his hobby fortunately of the
smiable young lady he has espoused and he is build
ing another and bigger house out of his head
rather out Of his pocket tar off the
tsins on the top OF very, vs<y aiga hill There he will
skawur and any OF my readers shoui come to as
telauiare and AJAX IL General Avics5ls be at home
promise he viii not return either hungry thirsty.
The BOnaparte Family.
From the London STANDARD OF sreedon
Diplomatic Europe 10 evidently in coalition of fer.
mentation. Rumors Of vastly mportaut changes and
combinations nil all the newspapers, and the
minds of sl their readers over the Who'll. world rhe
despot. powers 1t is said, have formed an alliance
against England, and the anxious question is Has
France Joined 1t! The despottc powers It is asserted
OF Neufchate must be given az To Prusss and
Is said t. have acceded to the arrang cement letter.
with considerable show NJ hberaity insisting the
secular Of the Roman States has baen
made very much Of albeit t is familiar letter 20 his
sidde-eanp, and contrary to the tendency of all his
acts n reference TO the influences which may deter
mine the policy OF France respecting Russia Svezsr
land England, snd Italy it has become quite
sary TO estimate the interests of the Bonapars family
as the interests of the French people. BY Xix millions
Of votes and by the continuance OF his popularity
withdrawing his traa,ons TO the oonssitution the
IA alpWn msaie IN hat ha ale
OF a name. wish my readers TO estimate 1t
The history Of the Bonapartes is rouisatic iustra
ton u ambition. In 1850 Corsicsn lawyer died at
Montpelier, leaving widow eight children. Gle.
yer women thus left TO fulfil double duties paternal
the energy, SKILL and success with which they train
their children TO repair the loss they have sustained
Her chief dependence in her straitsned
WAS her half brother tho Able Feoch of Ajacco. Her
eldest Joseph IL years Old studying the law.
Napoeon her second, Ii years old mpissing bis
education at the military academy OF Brienns and
Pals; and the remaining six, Lucien Eliza, Louis
Pauline, Caroline, and Jerome with their mother
the eldest of them only eleven and the three
months old. The hopes of the family centered in Ma
poeon, who was about to receive his commission
sub lieutenant In tae artillery Of his majesty Louis
about great sword " he had to leave to his boy.
The mother and the elder children knew that of all the
military pupils OF his time In the academe thsir
Their had carried OF the highest Is the most dis
tnguished proficient in MILITARY science.
AS they BAY on the play bills, interval Of quarter
OF century eapses. by ms military genius. by al
lowing principles and pledges obstruct his
bitten and by placing himself =: the head OF the opin
ions Of large masses of men, Napoleon has made him
self emperor Of the French and master of
To all the world he wasA portentpus figure rhs CLEAN
OF his sword had alarmed every shore of the Yrt,sh
isles. All mankind had heard the echoes of his
The widow OF the Corscan lawyer called Ma
dame Mere" and the Proectress general of all the cha
rsble Institutions in France; her alfbrother, the
able is nov the cardinal tesoh her eldest Joseph,
is King Of SPAIN her Louis Is King OF Holland; aud
Jerome, the youngest is King of westphaia All her
crowns except Lucien, who repu bic al,
and would not have any OF the kingdoms offered him
her daughters hold positions OF similar distinction.
Caroline 10 Queen of the Two Scilies; Pauline IS tho
Princess Borgbese and Duchess of Guastsa and Eliza
Is the Grand Duchess Of Tuscany The dsugntersin-
Law Of Madame Mere not all corresp the
roy imperial splendors Of her cons aud dau sh-
tens No doubt Napoleon had presented to Der iu this
capaciiy two empressesthe Ease ug Creole lose.
Prime, and the Archduchess Maria LOUISA Of
the House Of Austria. Louis reluctantly wsddod Hor.
tense daughter OF Josephine ana she became queen Of
Holland Joseph before the prosperity of the Booa-
parties, had bssn deemed lucky rosue,n because
hso married the daughter Of wealthy Dsrcb ned
Ciary, OF Marseies. Lucien, knosn a. Brutus soma
parte brought into the family Msdemoissil. B1yer,
the sister OF an isnkeeper aud ON her death beautiful
widow, called Madame Jouberteau. Young J.rone
brought from America a. his VIE Miss Euztbsth Pa
tersoD, the daughter OF merchant of BALTIMORE But
this bride was not received into the imperial family
and after children hsd been born the marriage
pulled. ana the place OF the vile tsssn By tho
IIiooess katherns the daughtec Of the kiug OF Wur
temberg Madame l-re surveyed the sPleudors Of Asr
family Attn PENETRATING and provideut eyes She thrift
THY saved her Income who knows" abe sait " but
may have 10 keep ali these kings aud queens dayln
peror the master OF the continent the marvel Of the
world, mas chaied himself TO death st Helena 18TH
May. lSkl), In mrAn collisions with Sir Hudson Lowe
j.itr spy, ana bully His son grows up in Austrian
pasces, wondering oger the hstosy anu worsh piping
the memory, OF his father. lie sinks into early
grave, having only said memorable sentence ia nus
ME, aud that 90 French o1oer absut 10 returu to
France, froai visit 90 Visnoa-' know no ono IN
Paris, but salute TOR the column In the Place Ven.
dome Louis, second sou u Louis kiog Of Holland
bee the heir of the Emperor He has headed hair
Drained attempts 20 make himself sn empsror, at
and HUu lrrn he Ias bsal luux
sfock Of EUROPE; he has published unreadsbe books
aHd pamphlets OF socialist tendencies he has escaped
from til. fortress Of Ham, IN the disguise OF ma3Da's
labor.r with plank his shoulder and BY the suf-
frasss OF Elk millions OF men he s the fresdeot OF the
Republic of rance. As much apparently depends on
the characlerlstcs Of this ismiyin ls~ dvPsndei
upon them thirty years ago The widow Of the lawyer
and ali the children who excited her auxedss when
she in 1850 have passed Into the shad0s OF dsah
with the solitary exception Of Jeromein 1855 tue babe
and In lss9 the patriarch Of the family. rhe sou u
Luci.n presided over the Assembly Of the Romsu
public Three Of the grs udchidfen of Madame Mere
Of the people In the French LeysA
tive Assembly Perrs BoDapsrte second sou OF bucien
dis guished by having struck Old In tbs As
sembly; Napoleon Bouspsrte, son of Jerome; and Ma
poeon Murat, son Of Caroline. President Louis soma
psrte. through his uncle, Eugene BesuhArnsis. the
brother Of his mother, has cousin Queen OF sssdsu
anOther who was Empress OF Brazil, auothsr who
the husband Of the Queen Of Portusxl aud smother
the husband Of Mana Ncolaje~na daughter Of Nicho
lac, tmperor Of all the Russias Ills c0usin the Rus
,isn Countess DenaidoG daughter Of Jerome by the
daughter Of the King OF wutsmbers presidss In the
falcons Of the tlysee National.
In no member u the family has tho characteristics
bton Of IL been conspicuous than in tue fIei
deaf Just as the emperor when In Egypt could make
believe to be hahomctan TO please large masses Of
the President maze believe he Is republican.
Ths creature Of the Emperor NichOlssss Charles the
Second of England vas Of Louis XIV. OF France
aud endowed with similar cleveroess fs head
audscity, his ambition differs from that of his uncle
ouly BY being more reckless and unscrupulous. No
family in Europe have at this moment iudusncs
upon its desbies than this family OF wild and
stoned ambition The cause OF despotsm req aires that
this Bon sparte family should identity themselves
aud more with ~.
Journalists who attach any credit to the words letters
uaths OF Of the Bonspstes show themselves 10
D. u the class Of VINO send money 20 Joseph
Ady. Read their acts. The bombsrdnent OF Rome
the Affairs Of Strasbourg and Boulogne expulsion
o the conventional divorces for family sssraudse-
ment the imitation thrones resting on millions Of
corpsesshor the iron seishness Of the Bonspartss.
ProersoDs Of democracy and republcsnism haze only
been used by them TO help them Go al alliances aud
their imperial pretensiens. A more hateful
spectacle scarcely be conceived than family turn
log the struggles aud aspirations Of nations yards III
berry and civilization into qualifications of their pas
sions Tor wealth and ostentstcn. That they not
Al M IA gty of