New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
FRANCE.

Con Ney son Of Marshal Ney died OF cholera at the
hospital at GalIpoli
Al arrivals from Msrseilos at Consantinople are sub
Cct 80 quarantine Of five days, account Of cholera.
NJ. jerome Bonapsrte ana his Of Baltimore Nd.
have been received at the TuerCs and ST. Cloud by the
Emperor and Empress with all the honors Of Princes Of
the imperial family
The accounts contained in the Moaar as to the pro-
gross Of DE harvest in France very favorable Prices
had fallen in markets aud the yield expected to
be fourth than the average Private letters
coiyod through Liverpool agent fully confirm this
estimate.
The S,,cle publishes the following details respecting W.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Of Baltimore and his
ct il the invitation Of the Emperor and Empress
that these two members Of the family have come into
Europe. Their stay will not exceed two months Perhaps
however the who is lieutenant in the army OF the
United States will remain in Europe and 90 theaor
Of in Turkey. II has been rumoei that he has mani
Tested desire TO serve in the French army; but the
young himself says that this is not true As to his
father. it not from pcfonal ambition that he ha come
20 Paris Mr.. jerome Napoleon BOnaparie proud OF ms
title Of American citizen he is wealthy, is the head of
numerous family oDd does net NEEDLE with the political
aairs of Europe Our renders doubt remember that
lie il the son Of Prince jerome and of Mrs Elizabeth
Patterson Of Baltimore whom the Prince married in 800,
when h. visited the United States. The Emperor IA
poeon fused torecognize this marriage and he annuled
il 10y decree; but Pope Plus VII refused TO sanction
ratiy that decree. The wife Of the Emperos brother
not allowed TO enter France. She retirel to Eng
l d, where her jerome Napoleon born at Cam
berwol in 1905. The Baltimore citizen s then pres
et il bis 10Th year. His who has passed his exami
nations at the Military School of West Point % years
Of age One the passengers of the Franklin the steamer
in which the two Bonapares arrived has told Us that
they caused themselves to be generally remarked during
the voyage by their modety the simplicity Of their
tune and their desire Oreman yed the crowd
The father living portrait of the Emperor Napoleon
represented by painters ard scupOrs lie is very TALL
has dark complexion, black Lair and expressive ewes.
The son Is still taller than the father but he has not the
family cir. His mother Miss Williams of Baltimore.
Mr. j. y. BonapaItc carried by Mrs Patterson to the
United States and there received excellent education.
On leaving The University, he studied Law, and ad-
mted an advocate in the State of Maryland. His pri-
waite fortune has been increased by that which his wife
brought him aud by legacy of Cardinal Fe,ch. uncle of
the Emperor The present not the first time that Mr.
Bonap1ie has listed Europe. Ia l-27 the ex-Kng Je
received linn in bis palace at Florence with the
greatest marks of affection. Mrs. Patterson whose di-
ratified and rcgulariztd 10y law of the Legs
aiuTe OF Maryland visited Paris inter the return of the
BombCLs ia lslG Her peculiar position and The alice
ton which she retained for her husband though separated
from him attracted To her the ympathe- Of the first fam
lies Of Paris Madame de Genlis who has devoted
pages 10 Mrs Patterson in her memoirs conceive great
friendship for bCr Mrs Patterson still lives in the State
Of Maryland happy in obscurity and without regret for
the rank she has lost Her brother Mr.. George Patter
fon il of the richest farmers in Maryan Mr.. Bo-
napartc has occupied himself good deal with literature
science and agriculture. In agriculture lie practically
experienced and has obtained Unprecedented results.
The two American BonapGtes have been received at the
Tu0es and ST. Cloud in the same way princes Of the
family.