New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11


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f,,m lbt N,srelian uo'efeW'hl 20 iha ue'efnHfw Of
NE eruelu we betr a Marss., ir'hso. To- iaf
10 vas e,lu,slcd hi 90 rotai Vnl'cnili If N'plo'
Whore 30 maie ialii rloetoss he lhe acquisition ut
su,icn, ord m,ien languages ono el his a'rsie'i
achievements ~ tho iulscr,li was The 'riefi which
he wen In q contest H., lhe lroi,asouhlp Of The lhrae
language lie ,hua distinguished hlmsell ano"a The
l,atn,d pcn Of ihet country
Ills dt,l Important poslilou In connection with Tho
Ncarolian Government The appointment of Minis
tei tc Greece In i1ii being The Gtst representative
~ tho King Of Naples 10 That country, Tho services
~, d,ied In ,ha sion hy the thr,acr wor' rieh a. u
win r him the high approval aud confidence OF the uo'
a., ms nt and Ia iD he received Tho appointment 81 MINIS
t,t m the Gu,cnn,n nj Of the United States lie has c"nun
ned In The capacity rding In New lorh. aud occasionally
mailing o, n ,.t. To- anhngion. until The early pan q"
lat ,rns when being f,fcd with eckncse he rc'u'n'a
10 Nnpl,s with virN Ia rcruit bis health Hc'o" now
ever this had been sufficiently restored he yielded TO mo
solicitations Of the King Il Naples TO return again 10 ''''
country with the promise that when he had performed Ger
tain diplomatic and commercial business with which hcw
icn entrusted the pcm,slon to return 10 Naples would DO
,nn attended To him II the state of his health required H.
The Cbo,ncr arrived here by the Arctic from Liverpool
ON SUNDAY of October last ondcd with instructions not
onI, of an important diplomatic character but with ms
on nm extensive commercial character the particulars Of
which have not been permitted 70 trunspre The commands
of Kings like the plans of all other members OF the human
family ire frequently tlwarod by the Ruler Of events
nnd although his mission Of consequence to his
country ard involved considerably tho commercial interests
Of his Royal Master the condition Of his physical health
was such as to prevent the possibility of his performing
the duties which devol,cd upon him Dyspepsia and bill
ousnoss had made great nroad upon his constitution
that although every exorion made by his attendants
and the best medical aid secured he expired at his late
residence No Broadway the evening of Tuesday
last, at y O'Clock.
During his life Rocco Maruscoli received severalmarks
of distinction In addition the professorshp already
irrcd TO- he was honored with the order of St Ludovc
Of Parma Of st Gregoreo Magno of Rome of Salvatore
OF Greece of the ROYAL Constantine Order and also that
of Frances l.
The habits of the Chevaier retired, and although
honored and highly thought of by the King and Govern
ment of the country he srove diligently to serve he was
of an unambous character performing his duties more
because they were duties than for the sake Of any advan
taee or.promoton which might arise therefroIn.
His character as gentleman for him the confidence
and esteem of large circle of citizens during his residence
in this country and il will be seen by account of the
funeral that he numbered among his friends of the
most respectable merchants of this City.
His perfect mastery of the modern languages which he
spoke with great uency rendered him well adapted for the
diplomatic services to which be was called and while he
won for himself the respect and confidence of his
ouanances and official associates of all nations residing in
this City, by his generosity and general frendness of dis
position his talents as diplomatic statesman secured for
him a more than ordinary shale of Royal approval