The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

when Afk I'd lin for bis bill" Oh, pray, don't mention
tit Ia nothing have been too happy 70 nave had Il IN
my power anything for this distinguished artist"
all his couutrymen will appreciate this generosity
to the str anger In . foreign land
Since the above was written friend OF his has informed
me that he was born in Colchester, Connecticut II
received his early eoucaton at the Colchester Acadsmy,
in Hartford by his father but the noeseaut toll al labor 80
little suited his artistic tastes rendered life rksos 20
him, and test he should be driven TO commit some despe
deed II free himself from such bondage the 'ok
binder kindly consented 70 give up his indent After
this be WAS put apprentice to dentist, which profession
more in accordance with his desires since he had
ample opportunity to acquire thorough knowledge Of
anatomy, and also afforded him some time to draw.
And although he manifested little imPaence 70 leave,
and commence the OF artist he was induced "
stay till he was twenty years OF ago by the prom OF
a certain amount Of money and SUIT Of new clothes
thick that my informant said that Ut about this time
his aundress took his clothes to house where they
had the smallpox, which he having heard OF, made her
take them homo and promise to wash them again wnener
she did not Is NOS known He however did not es-
the coutson and had the disease in it's most dtsas
trous form, rendering the handsome youth wreck
meo,oued above We hear IF bis successfuy cosn
out Of block OF marble the profile OF the
poetess Mrs. Sgourney, without any previous os
ing made Probably he ignorant OF the process OF
moulding the likeness In clay previous to It's being put on
the harder material For this some person gave ten or
Of the late Daniel Wcrdswerth who very Nberay sent
him seventy 1--WE dollars We are informed also, that
Alfred J. Smith lent him helping hand TO ges 70 Rome
and that be sailed miserable Italian ve1el board
OF which he suffered all but DEATH and WAS at length put
shore the coas. Of France where FOR the want Of
passport soquainsances, he was thrown into prison
no he escaped learned not he however, found his way
the long looked for goal at last and the only small
mission which ho had to execute was refused by his be
raj patron. say liberal patron, because Mr.. Bartholo
new Afterwards received three times much for from
another source a. he had promised. he also sent Mr..
kndpess which that geuemar CONSIDERABLY refused TO
accept and sold them for the artists benefit His friends
must excuse the brevty and mperecons or this tribute
70 his memy, the ground Of inability In this part
OF the world 10 gain desired information Ii ID 10 DO
hoped some one will write more perfect biography -
ans thing relating to O Mr. Barthoemews talents
and great genus must DO very acceptable TO the public
HER ROYAL HIGHNEss THE DUCHESS OF ORLEANS.
from the London Times, May 10
We regret to the death d her Rsya Hshness
The Duchess OF Orleans who expired Yesterday morsae
shortly after Eve O'Clock q her residence q Richmoad
the nexpressbe grief Of her the Count do Paris
and Duke Do coarres, and the other members Of the
The demise Of hsr Royal Higbness 10 deep aicton 70
the Queen Amss, whose only consolation under the
meurnfu circumstances the presence or the Duke OF
Ncmours the Duke and Duchess or Aumae and Prince and
Princess Joinvie, who with their families, are living
was quite unexpected. The Duchess only = foresight
snce dned ut the Marquis OF Transformers, and Was ap
parentiy in excellent health and spirits.
The deceased Duchess, Helene Louise Elizabeth
dOrieans youngest daughter Of Frederick Louis he
redafy Grand Duke Of Meck,enburgh Sch wsrin by hi,
second marriage with the Princess Caroline daughter Of
Charles Grand Duke OF SAKE weimar Her royal hshness
born the oath OF January 1914 and consequently
was a. years OF age The princess was brought up in tho
ous OF be- early e that she embraced
the brilliant OF her union with the Prince Royal OF
France the Duke OF Orleans Attn period Of the negotiation
Of the marriage the hope pride OF the French psoss
On leaving her retired home al Ludwigsust for her
adopted country, tic Princess was deicstey reminded
that would be necessary conceal hor regret leaving
tho land OF her birth The Princess replied, al shall
deavor henceforth TO love and admire evory thing ia
France" The marriage Of the Princess and the Duke OF
orleans was celebrated O. the 18th Of Jay 1887 the
Palace Of Fontapebieu in the splendid gallery OF Henry
H. After having had two Sous tue Count do Paris (bon
hrF Atrxr na,kA a. <hNsu
November Q, 15to), the Duchess met with over
wheming domestic Calamity by the sudden death OF
Of orissOs wa killed cS s.iI from hi, csrrisse
The Duchess bore her loss with heroic rssignsson
and ven. 70 her narrowed feslnEs only In retire
ment She then, and over since, in most event
fu times devoted herself Ia the education OF her infant
whom che the aectonste and loving OF
mothers. Her royal higsne,s rarely appeared in the
gaties OF the court OF Louis Philippe. The Duchess OF
Orleans and her sons staying with the King and
Queen At Paris when tho revolutionary outbreak took
place February l84S Afev much trouble aud anxiety
the Duchess and her sons, attended by tho Marquis de
Norway son In law OF Marshal Soult aud faithful adhs-
nVu ~ snI sn I'm na
have chiefly passed their time q, her residence in Ger
many, and in visiting the members OF tho French royal
staying the summer OF last at Mr.. Payntefs
villa ., Richmond The exemplary propr,ety Of her con
duct during ali trials her royal hghness perenced
after aisnce with the Of Orleans, gained
admiration OF oil Observers.
From the Paris Steele (repubNcsn) May 20
her arniabily and her benevolent disposition and for
that simplicity which constitutes real dignity The cou'
rage dspsyed by the duchess on the 24h OF February
1915 when che presented herself 10 the Chambers. has
not forgotten. We speak Of this circumstance
with the greater certainty spcs the deputy Of La Manche,
the preeen editor chief OF the Steele had the honor OF
oerirg her bis passing the Place dc 10 Concorde,
then filled by immense multitude Her calra aud dig
nined attitude in Chamber Of Deputies will be remem
bered.
From the Paris Presse May 20
The duchess lett IN consequence OF the reyolu-
ton OF February but not without having made an at
tempt 70 preserve throne for her SON effort OF
which the sole result was 10 prove To the world her
staunch courage and Der great dguty All those who
had the honor CT approaching her recognized the union OF
superior mind with that rare and precious quality which
Is called character.
The heart Of France is noble too generous not to
pay homage of grief 10 the misfortune OF the
family which ruled over her and who'o high fortunes
were 30 rapidly sept away by the revolutionary current
The Duchess OF Orleans possessed noble heart aud
elevated mnd. The courage sbe displayed the oath Of
February revealed character superior 10 the trials Of
fate Al one moment when she presented herself with
her The PaIAs Bourbon, might have believed
that the monarchy lost BY the faas and smbi.on 81
mother. But the voice OF the revolution speedily
sued the pity and admiration excited by this supreme
but mpotept effort OF maternal love. Ia the midst OF
exile tao cuchces PLACID herself ri the head OF that
family Her advcs possessed the auth oy inspired by
the superiority OF her Judgment AID her title OF mother
On occasion she exhibited nrmness
particularly when sought 10 bring about fusion of
the branches separated by the revolution OF 1880
She oppcfe1 IN tne name Ot nef anu
OF her honor Thus the fusion carefully prepared
by many eminent statesmen receivcd hs death blow
from the hand OF woman.
fFrcfn the Courier de Paris, May 20.I
We believe should fail to represent the public sent
not Join IN the mourning which the death
o, the duchess viii spread over France Political mcn Of
all opinions preserved respectful remembrance Of
the quatee eviuced by this Princess than
occasion, and particularly the stormy day which cit
messed fall Of the July monarchy 10 exile she
ceascd exhb noble resignation aud dignity, in
the midst OF the ntguoe which too ofeS surrounded her
". ". MAG kLuAESs, Ex.MfNfsrgR or rosruGAL.
Lisbon fMay 1e) correspondence OF the London Times
Portugal has Loaf another OF the fee statesmen OF emf
have figured under tho constitutional rSgim>
n Rodrigo da Fopscca MsgahAens, who buried yes
terday. me troops which surrounded the cemetery
fired their voeys the of tho deceased Peer
Councillor Of State and Minister but the concourse
OF many hundreds OF ali glasses who attended his funeral
the touching orstons delivered over by NM Foues
sns Cssai Rbeiro bore testimony 70 the merits OF the
and the public appreciation of the great services
rendered 20 bin, manner much more gratifying 10 his
family friends one Of the last acts OF the deceased
he which