The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

WIFE OF CHARLES LUCIEN BONAPARTE, AND
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOSEPH D0NAPARTE.
The last arrival from Europe informs Of tho death
Of distinguished member Of the Bonaparts family,
namely the only surviving daughter Of Joseph the bro
ther Of Napoleon. and the wife Of her cousin the ose
bratsd ornihoogs and Of Lucisn Bonaparts Primes
Of Canine. This lady died At Naples the 9Th Of Au-
gust in the year Of her age having been born
the 9Th Of Juy 1904 She was the daughter Of Jo-
ssph Bonaparts BY Julie Marie clary, Of Aarssss, and
married to her cousin Charles Lucien Bonapare ct
Brussels the Goth of June 1922 She was the mother
Of eight children, aad her usual residence In the VI
cnity Of Rome where three Of her married daughters
and her eldest SON. the Prince Do Nusignano are now
living.
Joseph Bonaparte left most Of his large estate to his
widow and his daughter thu subject Of this sketch His
second daughter arrsd her cousin brother Of Louis
Napoleon who died In $780, and her death took place
Florence In $780, julie widow Of Joseph died at Flo
renee in April 1s4s Joseph her husband, having pre-
coded her TO the tomb in July, 1884,
Joseph Bonapars, It may b recolectsd came to the
United States In 1885, and purchased residence ct
dsntown, New Jersey, ON the banks Of the Delaware
which he made his homo until 1897 whom he went to
England but returned to America in 1887, and again
took up his residence ct Bcrdentown. His wife did not
accompany him to the United States but always resided
In Europe. In 1885, he embarked for Europe and did
not again return to this country Charle Lucien Bona
pare after his marriage with the daughter Of Joseph
resided with his family for years at Philadelphia
and Bordentown. BIS wife wss much esteemed by her
scquaintances in the United States She was wen acquan-
ted with the Englsh language, and was . lady Of
refined manners and education, and bore An amable
and Teproachable character In the classes of society
with whom she mingled in Europe and America. We
believe that all Of her eight children survive her and
meurn her loss Her husband. Charles Lucisn, the
Prince Of Canine, who also survives her, born ct
Paris in May, 1903. he was President Of the Roman
Republican Constituent Assembly In 1885, and has been
otherwise distinguished in the politics Of Europe. But
his greatest distinction Ia his eminence man Of
science, and his works ornithoogy will ever remain
to shed Iustre the name Of the Bonaparte family
among the votaries Of science and literature.
Died, 1t Nontville, Mass, on Tuesday, the 29th
ult, Nj. DANIEL ANS, at the age q one hundred
years, ono month and ten days on the day Of his
physical and mental, with the exception Of his
vision, were good I'LL few months previous to his
decease. Mr.. Ames Was ct The ba&4le Of Bunker
Hin, where be was badly wounded, and was engaged
In other patriotic service during tho Revolutionary
war, Was present when Arnold attacked and burned
New London, and many daring and gallant sdvcn-
lures are recorded Of him during the day..
Information has reached Warrington Of the recent
death Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel JOHN HcCL1Ir
LAND, Of the CORPS Of Typographical EuGineers, at
Knoxville, Tenn, Of cholera. Col. AcO. was fhe
brother a Secretary NcCellanA, Of The Interior Do
paxtmeut. He leaves widow, formally AiD Walker,
Of Warrington, and family Of children, al Of whom
are now 4 Pinsy Point