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

VINO 10 Count Aresst
sIooK4PHIoAL sKET~.a OF COUNT AREsE, THE FRIEND
OF TIE IhrSWJR NAPOLEON AND EuAoRED sue
cEesoR OF CUNT cAvoUR.
Win the RECEPTION OF the that Oount Arese had
succeeded count Cvour inee proven 10 be incorrectly
oorsdey able curiosity exhibited 10 the antecsden,s
Of the supposed new Minister We propose to give .
brief sketch Of the public services Of Count Arese
Count Joseph Arese q native Of Milan, and the only
Of The celebrated Countess Arsse Fspan who figured
as one Of the handsomest and most refined doxes dcos
the court Of Prince Beauharnois, 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 Of the late Mar
shA Fontene, whose only daughter he married In lSA
Count Arese 10 Of The wealthies noolemen of
Italy.
lie received very liberal education and distinguished
himself as student Of general Jurisprudence the Uni
versty Of Gacsta In 1891 was compromised in the re-
voiuton Of Central Italy, owing to his personal intimacy
with the two brothers, Napoleon Louis who died Forto
during that revolution and Louis Napoeon pfesept
Emperor Of France. He then obliged to leave his
country and passed part Of his voluntary exile In France
and part Al the Castle Of Arhenenberg In Switzerland be
longing to the Duchess OF st. Leu the mother of Louis Ma
poeon.
After the attempt At strasbourg, Prince Louis Napoleon
having been put on board Of owsr 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. TO whom
she was certain, he would prove good reni and pru
dent adviser. In fact when Louis Napoleon arrived IN
this CITY, in the frs! part of February 1887 Count Aress
was the fret TO meet him. and took TO his wn sos-.
ments at the City HOTEL where the Prince slept tt ng
but on the following day he took HE lodgings at me
"Wnhipgion Hall where he remained Until hs ret1
to Europe, which took place the 2sth Of Jane OF the
same year.
Luis, who is still with the Emperor al this moment,
was the only pwson who lived Napoleon &, mis- apart.
ents, being hts faithful and conderts ssrvant who d.
vided after wards with master the har.aus of the
long imprisonment at Gam.
Although Arese lived in another hotel he was never.
heess NE hhreparabe companion II LoGss N4polsoa
during al the time that he Ia this CITY, aai SO
great was Tie confidence which tue Puse hal placed IN
Count Arese that be would not least STEP nor
even 10 invite any person TO dinner, pay any one
viat without frat consulting his bosom friend and naen
tor
Oar informant was with them one day when they were
reaeng Small pamphlet BIZ Perssny ate npsed
Gp OF usshcurg vii b hao just from Euro, 70 IN
the pacset SHIP GArrick Arese priu,e
10 rather 3et-rm,nete m4pner, wha. government ns
WOULD have 7en 10 France he suc;eedei az ssras
boug? The qpeIsou seemed puzzie tbs Prince little
who .as taken by surprise, t.t curpg n,s nustsches
With h6 n! gers he 81 stea yatler hesitapey 81 Soud
tnies"
affairs CT unfortunate nsse ccun,ry LOUIS Ep,eo1
always joined him IN the aos. heartfelt smc tAt
Nspoeon had not accomplished, what he regretted the
most at 81 Helena, the emancipation of Italy During
LcoE Napoleon imprisonment Ham, Count Arese was
one OF the few who remained faithfully attached 10 the
bad fortunes OF the Prince, whom he several times
and IN whose miraculous escape, they say
the most active abetors
Afer the elevation Of Louis Napoleon TO the imperial
nione the King Of Sar dhia having sent Arese comp
nent On bis part the newly chosen Emperor the latter
~rc.e an autograph letter TO Victor 70 thank him
Tor having gen. 10 him "friend whom he loved more
.hsn n brother"
However, notwithstanding many advantages DOS
seseed By Count Arese and although endowed with
Ecre thsn ordinary talent capacity be has always
peerred hE peraona Independence 10 ali the honors OF
court and the Influence emolumen;s Of Office spendng
bis life quite In privacy part at Dors palece in Genoa
nhh ne rented many years ago. and part the Chateau
dc 81. Cloud. =
Though not public man, Count Arsse belongs to the
school Of the moderate onstitntonass but Of them
and In ac very few Italians boast Of greater love
Tor tfer native country nor Of q profound hatred
for Aretra. Count Arese, who IL still remembered by
many Of our mce respectable citizens, man OF about
hty, of fine pleasing ap pearance With Fascinating
usnhers and splen1 lid bald forehead snnobed by The
most piercing bisck eyes that any man can see he Is
m1ndc. -. !
H b.: 1Ss~ ~ ~ 81. y Z:
nlanstA - q soldes,in ~ osnss OF llAilaa n1eesu
dence be shAxed the fortunes Of the coura6spus L0Sara
lcc- the defeat Of Novara he became nssaralzed e
PesDv utess, and altar named member Of the
Senate by King Victor EmsDuel Ihe Count enjoys the
reputation of being OF talent. \