The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

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| 20th) al IL 10 O'Clock.
The afternoon, TUESDAY, l9th,) Prince Jerome
Bonapare took his departure for Havre The health Of
the Prince appeared considering his age the fearful
passage he has lately gone through, excellent We who
have ourselves been much royd9e of late and
versed with him for a quarter OF hour at the station
and impossible not to be struck with the improve
his general appearance The resemblance which
the Prince bears TO his gifted brother the Emperor
is Of much pleasing character than his
10 the parsonage Betwixt all there ia an astonsh
ing family likeness, but the difference Is this Priuce
Jerome with the features has not the broad temple and
general intellectual physiognomy OF his elder brother
The character Of his neamens is gentle and indulgen
he looks what his has proved man rather
GLOW the wake of others, and 10 enjoy the crumbs
which they let fall than TO originate any path Of his
| He il tai, well proporoned with much of the bent,
ha soucby gait OF the grand Emperor, and the Italian
origin Of his features very apparent His singular pa
lor the prominent development OF his chin, combined
with the interest which inevitably clngs to man 50
nearly connected with the most wonderful the world
has known for thousand years, make him person
| be observed wherever one may chance to meet him
The appearance of his son. Prince Napoleon Bonaparte
though the features so precisely similar, s very diff
terent to tina, his father Prince Napoeon's vsage
harsh swarthy lsraetish. II is not wanting intellect
uaty, but it rather that Of the lower than of the
higher propensities He has the mouth the eyes,
The forehead of the great Emperor his nblancs to
him very striking but II is the likeness which Lucer
fallen Lucer before his degradation. The spirit
uaty OF the great hero is nowhere to be found The
high purpose the god like mark Of genius, unrace
able. In their is sensuality, brutality cunning
naughty domination. His person has ali the characters
tics OF deiormity without the His shoulders
| round that he might well be accused Of having
hump In height he is rather above the usual standard
and MI com he
liar formation Of his frame. He would seem absolutely
to have neck and he abruptly moves from side to
side his large head recalls TO mind something OF
Kean's mpersonaton Of Richard the Third. Altogether
| he has something of the italian bravo about him.
As watched the movements OF his father, Prince Je
| rome Bonaparte, | wa struck circumstance
which believe has Before been remarked You know
there strange stories told about Napoleon the Thirds
| illegimacy Il is by many believed that there is no
Bonaparte blood in his veins than in the pen with
which these words and some have gone SO Tar as
say he makes all the better chief ruler account
of IT, for that the Bonapartes Notwithstanding their
great progenor are a. ieas. oad o o' BUT
any resemblance the other members Of the Bonapare
family, it is impossible to deny that the form Of his
figure OF his gait and general carriage
similar, that without consequently II would be difi
cul, understand it, There is the sa ne round shoulder
the turn out OF the feet when walking the same
tone OF voice in Jerome that there Is in Napoleon H.
The walk in each precisely the same, and it is such
manner Of walking as witnessed in any other
person No one who has remarked the Emperor's gait
in a ballroom have failed 70 be struck by it.
But to return TO what said of the dim and drear ap
pearance Of this haSuay gay capital ssoh sweeping
OIL Of the imperial host has in reality given it It's final
coup de Until the zee OF the 18th OF August had
passed off few dsirg he'd personages still lin
gered the but now that SAINT Cloud aud the
Palais Royal as is now termed, the Palais Imperial
have yielded up the ghost the darkness becoming
and more profound. One OF the moot fashionable places
OF IS Deppe. This old town Of Normandy whose
appearance still bespeas its better days bids fair to shake
oil which hss so long chung TO its waywofn feet
and become youDg and vigorous than ever. II
stands by the potent inspiration OF seam, exactly mid
wpy between the two great capitals OF the world Six
seven hours brings the traveller to its shores from Len
don: a rather less number conveys him to Paris. An
elegant winter society gradually sprngog up 10 Deppe
consisting OF good American aud Enehsh IA miles The
surrounding ooantry oeanna' ,ui o NH ana DALE
Episcopal service. The bathing Establishment - unique
Tor its excellent arrangement From o'clock vi an
orchestra consisting Of thirty aftstes perform
from the best musical compositions extant while
parties may either continue their bathing or their pro
merade indulge themselves with rea1ng the Journals
which have arrived rom all parts OF the world The
ooup all at this time is perfectly enchanting TIE bold
cliffs of Deppe overlook magnificent exranse OF sea-
The remains OF old Norman castle on the right on
the be the church and cathedral OF Dcppe,
each preser,sg Ge specimens Of ancient Norman o,
cesiastcal nrchi, cure az can anywhere be with
Immediately surrounding them arc the elegant bathog
bou,es cottages gardens. &C. aad before you stands
orchestral stage from which pour delicious symphonies
OF the enchanting that the ripple OF ine sea wave
lends ts murmurpg noise 70 soften aud assist them But
have yet 10 mention the most important feature Of
tbs retreat The tar sex collected from every
cline AMI county make point TO gather ,ogeiher and
add charms the by their presence Not only
have ne ami most tasteful toetes the ingenuity
OF produce bat the greatest possible variety
American and Epglis, all 70 e seen here in their
richest silk attire. and whether be toe great taste
which gen orally prevss or the saline qualities OF the air
they res pre- certain II u thai women appear -
great advantage N this ancient city VI NSr naady
Oce 'ady deserves especial atenuoo from tae gn;
cence OF her toilet combined vito the strictly mirine
taste which kept in harmony with the Place sha wore
\ large Isghorn ha, with iich veil o. Chsnuly laos
over her shoulders hung exaaiie mantla ~ Gfnoa
velvet trimmed with lace Of great DEPTH ant Of such Gun
npg Manufacture tha, heard murmur Of admiration
run through the concye Of b. auty shose eyes
mistaken in such matters. II r dress. VIII; was In the
ample style Of the mode With abundant aouoces
was a rich blue silk figured on a white ground. Splendid
AZ were the .oe generally not only the materials but
the mise were perfect thd Eyes We're rveei
The lady accompanied by Roman nurse, whose pic
lures Que costume with bright crimson serch 81 wrcabed
the back OF her sable nar hardly attracted less Oh
seryson than that 81 her mistress fsolovely children
dres,ed in the last triumph OF Partisan art mpletcd
tie group Ia1rwards a.certainei taa. tbese o,seved
Of all observers were 10 other than Mrs. C B
general belief was, from the elegln, originality !
Of the toilet. well as from the apperatce
her 10 excellent Italian that the vislter was some de
scendaIi q the Coohn Of Rome, who hal vouchsed
visit these Norman waters; them ~ relation Of Prince
porcaowski Vas seen m matci conversation with her
itaf she must be Pole or Russ au or rom some FAR dis
,art country o North: and when after wards had the
honor OF speaking 70 her English, required consider
able sh my yeraciy TO induce any one 70 accept the
fact that the enshsnres Wa no o,ne, man ma ue porn
say that the gentlemen were DO less loud IN their adra
ton of the lady personal charms than we're the socr
sex IN their encomums upon the beauties OF her toilet
The Noniter says that Geographic despatch, dated
the 18Th Announces the Marshal Minister Of War that
the French troops the Fart bad Quilted Conssnnople
and that General Parsel the military commandan him
self had embarked with his stan the above date. The
evacuation OF Turkey 10, therefore, complete
The Empress. before leaving Paris visited the ins,i.u
ZION three hundred young girls, Of poor parents
ahch her Majesty has founded, ana which being
bmt In the fsubourg st. Antoine she Wa accompanied
by the Duchess de Bassano and several afies OF
palace and BY Count rascher de "a Peaserie, grand
master OF her household detachment Of Cent Gardes
bas been tent Barrtz and several court carriages
H. ayiness is st the order Of the day in the Partisan
money market
AZ act OF against the present exceeding dulness the
most asnihcent anticipsoDs are INDUCED respecting
the approaching season Although AZ the presen, time
the number OF furnished apartments 70 . far greater
than has been known since 1852 stu asctrtalned
poglry that great portion OF them has been secured
from The month 81 October, when the Paris pre-
sumod 10 commence The profound peace-the large
number OF Russian families who will consequently be
rrpehe reaction In Russia towards France generally
and Paris IN psrcrsrtbe large arrivals from America
~ soon as The Presidential question settled which are