The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

Tor havog beeo the means Of bringing back the body
tie great Napoleon from St Helena and inerrng H. ia
secordsnce with his wishes upon the banks OF the sehe
smons the people whom he loved SO well"
The remains Of the Prince Jerome were brought fro
lilceens, where he died. on Monday, and deposited "a
TIE Paas Royal on enc Of the galleries IN the coIr.y"
of which chapcle ardent has been constructed 10
which the dead Prince Is lying IN state To-day tn
and their Msjestes' households, by the Princes an
frncesses Of the Imperial family by the Marshs5 o. Ia.
empire, populations from the senate and legislative
body, and of the National Guard; on saturaa", sun-
day and Monday, between the hours OF nine ana SIX,
II is to be opened the public and the funeral win
On this occasion the whole army OF Paris, amounting
assist the entire body Of the clergy, and deputa.ions
from the National Guard and the regular army from all
parts of France will be in attendance saiuses Of twenty
one guns viii he fired at the moment when the body
first moved when Is entering the Invaldes at the Gle
ya,on OF the hest and when the body s>owered Into the
displays at which the Paris.ans have ever "assised
ON account Of the Princes death the court has left Fon
tanebeau and taken up lis residence at ST. Cloud aud has
gene into mourning for twenyone daysien OF which
10 be "deeY.N
Most Of The newspapers have published biographical
notices az the Prince, although several Of them with
their CHARACTERISTIC slo did not publish the fact Of
his death, which took place at Ave O'Clock Sunday after
noon, until Tuesday morning His life, too, depuis "a
nuissncc jrsq mort" in half dozen different ed
tions, is now being hawked about the streets at sou
copy 1t does noe, however, meet with much OF
sale Tie Prince Jerome never had any great hold up
on either the hearts the heads OF the people France
Undstinguished BY any OF those marked traits of charac
ter which made up the greatness Of Napoleon, he
neither satesman nor warrior and man mus. be
Of these to be admired By the French people he
brother Of their great idol, the first Emperor, the
latisians respected him, and sometimes go, up
| dressed and toiietted to resemble as much
possible the ggea, Napoleon. His Likeness to his bro
| Their rather striking, although In person he was
much taller, and the resemblance often much added
TO by careful imitation Of dress For instance, the
occason Of the narrase Of the psSen, EperO Jerome
digaie grise which the Little Corporal wore and al the
sight OF which every true Frcnchnan must necessarily
be enthusiastic Generally, however, he vas spoken Of
as the "Bon homme jerome" and during the time when
Mrs Stoves novel all the rage here the oanns
what irreverently ohrisened him Unce Tom and gave
name Of "tnce Toms Cabin"
The last time the Prince Jerome rode out publicly was
on the oc aston Of tho departure Of the Emperor for Italy
when he parted with him at the railway station. The
Emperor departed for the fields Of Italian glory and
querrd peace the bloody battlefield OF Soerino, and
| battle.
really believe there are as many in Paris Of
countrymen from three thousand miles the water
stones throw across the Channel There will be large
representation here from nearly if not quite every State
"Gorious Fourth which this year TO take place in the
form OF fe'e e'dae In some pleasant locality, under
sasdy f s and on the Nv miles from
has heretofore been adopted, of having hot dinner in
the hot dining Of the Hotel Louvre, where the
pent up patriotism and champagne can only escape In the
form of speeches Of long winded aud highly gaseous
ture is to be hoped that in the free air where
evaporation will not be suspended, shall be spared
some OF the chronic infections Of past Fourths Of July.
Ar Spencer the Consul very active usual in for
wardeg the preparations for the e and pleasant time
is anticipated.
Great preparations in progress for the production Of
Semramis' at the Opera Francais when the Marchisi
SISTERS will make their debut in Paris heard them in
the same opera at the Scala two and besides
being great artists and pretty women they the
pleasing aud sy mpathetiS singers heard. They
will make great excitement here and the opera will be
produced in style which has probably never been
equalled Real fountains and waterfalls gorgeous see
merry and costumes and extensive ballet corps will
| 10 the attract lons OF the celebrated sisters.
The follow ing Is the list OF Americans registered at
John Monroe Co IS bankers, No rue de u Pax during
| the last week
| Ncc Twi--H. ". Gfinnell, NJ n Sands, c. H. Rcd
man, NJ u, Mr. aud Mrs. A. Rumrin, Henry Barnard, r.
Harris aGd c. Surges, Miss Kate S.urges Miss L.
II. Perkins. Ms g. : Nelson VIM. p. Corbitt Rev. DR.
McClntook Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Topping, John McClintock
| Vim, II. Riggs.
TAacdelpiia-Ms. Commodore Inman, Miss Inman
Francis PeteIs VIM NJ Lanng, Mrs. d. II. CimpbeH.
Bos'on-W H. Gardiner, Henry r. Adams, II. C. Pres.
colt Joshua Seward, Isaac Thatcher. VIM Endicott Jr
ttncinnoh-Mrs. Thos. Emery, Mrs Emery, J. J.
| Emery Howard Emery.
". T. Prentice Albany Lewis C. Tabear, Savannah,
! H. Lush Taliaf.ro XIV Rev Jas " Hopkin and family
Providence, Il L. Mr. and Mrs. Renshaw Rev Joseph T.
smith, Rob J. Miller Baltimore g. de Fontenay, Peters
burg, Va; Geo =, Hamilton, James Fin ay, thompson
Bill, Pittsburg Pa W. r. Robertson, NJ D., John Gibbon
J. NJ Jones, Augusta II Jones, Charleston, : c.: Major
r : Garrett. L 5. A. Miss Betty Brockehbrough yir.
GINA; T. W. McKiustry, L, II. Carpenter, Inward G.
Buliun, California.