The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

VINO - Count Aresct
BIOGRAPHICAL sKRr Il or COUNT AREsE, THE FRIEND
OF TIE IhPBRJR NAPOLEON AND RUMORKD sUC
CEesoR OF CUNT CAvoUR.
Win the reception OF the that Count Arose had
sue'eeded ount Cavour inee proven 70 be incorect)
oopsdey able curiosity exhibited 10 the antscsden,s
Of The supposed now Minister We propose to give .
brief sketch Of the public services Of Count Arese.
Count Joseph Arese native Of Milan, and the only
celebrated Countess Arese FAsnRn who figured
as one Of the handEomest and most refined doxse dGo
at the court Of Prince Beauharnos when Vice King Of
Italy and having inherited besides the fortunes
Of the Arese family the large estate Of Marquis Fagnan
his uncle, and that not less considerable The late
shal Fontene whose only daughter he married In 1884,
Count Arese Ia Of The weal.hiesS noolemen Of
Italy.
he received very liberal education, And distinguished
himself student Of general Jurisprudence ~ the Uni
versy OF Gacsta In 1891 he was compromised in the re-
voiuon of Central Italy, owing to his personal intimacy
with the two brothers, Napoleon Louis who died Forto
during that revolution, and Louis Napoleon pfessDt
Emperor Of France. He then obliged to leave his
country and passed part Of HE voluntary exile In France
and part at the Castle Of Arbenenberg in Switzerland be
longing to the Duchess OF st. Leu the mother Louis Ma
poleon.
After the attempt at srasbourg Prince Louis Napoleon
having been put board Of Q ofwsr with an appa
rent destination for Brazil, but secretly bound TO the
United States, Count Arese requested by the mother
Of the unfortunate Louis TO repair with possible hsste
to New York and await the arrival Of her son. 10 whom
she was certain, he would prove good r!eni aud pru
dent adviser. In fact, when Louis Napoleon arrived In
this city, in the first part of February 1887 Count Aress
Was the fret to meet him. and took him 70 his vn sos-.
ments at the City HOTEL where the Prince slept THAT Dig
but on the following dsy he took hs lodgings az me
Warrington Hall" where he remained Until bic ret1ra
to Europe, which took place the 2sth Of jane Of the
same year.
Luis, who is still with the Emperor at this moment
the only p@son who lived Napoleon at his apart.
cnts, being his faithful and condentsl servant who d.
vided afterwards with 8 master the hard.lps Of the
long Imprisonment at Ham.
Although Arete lived in another hotel he was never.
theless the inseparabe companion IL rorie N1poleoa
during all tho time that he remain "a in this city, AMI SO
great was tie confidence which tee Primo bad nacet In
Count Aese that be would not take the eas, seq nor
even 10 invite any person TO dinner, psy any one
va, without frst consulting hs bosom friend and men
Oar informant was with them one day when they wsre
reaeng small pamphlet, b. Peretsny. ate nased
I'D OF rssbcurg, viii b had juet coma from Euro, 20 IN
/ 10 rshsr desermnste mauner, wba. government us
would have given 10 France hal he sucseeded al Ssras
ooufg The qpeIsou seemed 10 przzie tbs Pr3oe little
WHO sas taken ny surprise, t.r, curing MS mustsches
WITH his ht gers, he iaed, rat1er hesiaDsiy ~oua
nave sI TO The country 70 decide 10 her future DEG
tiLee."
Whenever Arese would turn the Compensation on tn,
affairs oi as unfortunate nsase ccunuy. Loum Eepyleo1
always joined him IN the Loost heartfelt sc liza,
Nspoeon had not accomplished, what he regretted the
most at 81 Helena, the emancipation of Italy During
Louis Napoleon . imprisonment Ham, Count Arese was
one OF the few who remained faithfully attached 10 the
bad fortunes Of the Prince whom he visited times
aud IN whose miraculous escape, they say OF
the most active abeitors
AT er the elevation Of Louis Napoleon TO the imperial
throne, the King Of Sardinia having to comp
nent ON hs part the newly chosen Emperor the latter
wrote an autograph letter to Victor emanuel 70 thank MIN,
Tor having gent TO him ''friend whom ne loved more
than brother"
However, Notwithstanding SO many advantages DOS
sseed by Count Arese, and although endowed with
nore tnsn ordinary talent capacity be has
preerred big persops Independence ali the honors OF
count and the influence emolumen;s of Office spending
bis LIE quite In privacy part at Dors palace in Genoa
nhh ne rented many years ago. and part at the Chateau
de 81. Cloud.
Though not public mhn Count Arese belongs to the
school Of the moderate consttutopass Of them
and ntacs very few apns can boast Of gre alter love
for tfeir native country, Of a profound hatred
for Acetria Count Arese, who is still remembered BY
many Of cur moet respectable citizens, OF about
nifty, OF fine and pleasing ap pearance with fascinating
msnners and sJen lid bald forehead ennobled by the
most piercing block eyes that any man can see He Is
m9ndG -, .
as sss fen ~ ssa s,ss = s
dence be sbAred the fortunes Of the L66arl
uh0 eGpeeed the Of King Charles Albert
Ascy the defeat Of Nosasa he became naturalzed e
Pespe utese and va 5000 altar named member Of the
Senate by King Victor EmArueL The Count enjoys the
reputation OF being man OF talent y-r IN -