The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-11


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Two days sser the 9Th Il October this seatsaee Of
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that sx Said sentence should BE- executed according 70
It's form ana tenor On As9sst IL 1907 Prucs jerome
Bonapsrle married the PrAeess Trserka Catherine OF
Wurtembmg and ia the month OF December of same
Batfew mcnihs had passed sfes his second raayrsvs
soa ~ accession 10 the Crown when tho new King ad-
one TO MI Patterson tho other first WIFE asking
them TO coahde his son person who would take him
TORRANCE Here the letter 70 bis wife, superscrbed:
To Eliza
The porsrA Of my which yen sent me thrsagh NJ LIE
Re. no Ss
since our separation can essce you FROM ny
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you ana the euaar have vossd 70 you for M
JasoME NAroLEoN
Madame Bonaparte would not consent to deliver her
to the envoy Of the King Of Westphala Frightened
by the cruel separation with viii ia she threatened
alarmed at the power which tho title Of king give
her formes husband she acquainted the Emperor ith
her uneas.ness Tor herself and her
King Jerome advised Of this step became disp!casod
he graysly reproached Madame Bonaparte, and made
known 20 her at the same Time in what the future upou
which, she and her had right count, should
sist On this last point 10 expressed himself in these
terms
- Here then In yyssun, Eliza, is What propos
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"a doing; You shall have a. Snacalden, wbch 4 thirty
every respect viii soa as Wen
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sent TO all this win be besides doing that in accord with
political Interests viii never permit 70 eeanse in his e paas
n Soothing viii % n h he aSe
You have the means OF ac9uantng me with reply By
rom on Wespsaa BY portion d saSo in that css say
win do whatever would be agreeable % you, md in
Besides viii mention 70 y,n that Mesphsl 4 The only
having guaranty which the Independence Of my crown
sures you, and then, moreover viii 10 always happy 10
out any other Than ths, unhappy
connection and which you must not think to bear alone
the remainder OF the letter he endcavors 10 make
Madame Bonaparte comprehend that the buth OF her
son happening before the accession of the En-.
Ieror hinders the child from claiming the title Of
French Prince. He protests TO oyerfowng mis- att lch
ment to them both was to be enabled to see them and
keep his child near him. that he coatrved the plan he
would rather lose my States and my life than suffer that
my should fall into other hands than mine Who knows
an sse but
mother there an interest in putting an end TO- Who would
val Of NJ. I.-yo give that child :
To this letter the King aided his portrait intended
his well beloved son. then aged three years.
The following note accompanied the package
CAssEL, Nov. %, 1865
MY BELOVED letter causes me very lively Joy
Separated live of embracing
love tc9derly and hope il win be
come 70 Europe with you Aaeu my beloved sou Never
You may the Object his pride as you are Of his
ness and affection send you my g f5srss NAPOLEON
The message remained unanswered. Three years and
rolled away without the King of Wcstphaa having
any correspondence with his wife and con- but IN the be-
ginning OF 1872 two more letters arrived at Baltimore from
Cassei:-
To MApAsE nALsrRr, nee MISS BIZ, PArrERsos:-
you and my SON In the whole world you could never find
better ssaderer friend than had many thing. 70
conine myself giving Of myself and asking
&c the ce S
Of se'
NY DE.S sosI hope ,ha. this letter sll Be more forta
have not reached YOU desire that will not forget
be always good your mother you
and sood Iss
This letter produced effect altogether different
from that which the Prince expected. Madame Bona
pare perceiving herself decidedly abandoned resolved
10 break all the bonds which stll bound her to him
whom che had married. and to strip him Of all the rights
he might stnl claim to exercise over her and
her child. She appealed to the laws of country
TO pronounce divorce between her and her husband.
Shc was In fact divorced rinculo ntdtiimoysi In the
month OF January 1879 by act passed by the Legsa
ture Of Maryland with the reservation OF her rights and
The which occurred the course Of the years
1873 "a and 10, produced no change in tho situation OF
Madame Bonaparte, shc remained with her in Amer
ca. On emerging frem CHILDHOOD the young Bonaparte
found among the members Of his fathers family,
ons proofs Of interest and affection In 1919 he to
Europe with his mother After having spent time
Geneva to complete hs education he TO Rome 1921
lie had seen at Brussels the Princess Julia, wife of
Count OF Sarvers Italy he met the Princess 8orghese
Prince Louis the family Of Incen Prince OF Canine Al
IL mo he received In fatheriy by Cardinal
fesch and his grandmother, Madame Letita Bonapare
Al this juIcture there serious question Of airy
Ing him to the Princess Charlotte daughter Of the Count
dc surviliers whom he had known tho Uuitcd
and with whom he was united by the tics Of mutual
friendship This project due to the Princess Pauline,
was favored by all the family and especially by Madame
Ictitia The second wife OF Prince Jerome herself the
august Princess Catharine, Of Wuremberg, did hes
tate to support this alliance which she said would place
Jerome in position footing with and her children
Tic marriage contaminated The mutual affection
Of the two young people, amid the Joy and gaiety OF
carly lc had the charm freedom of brotherly
tachmen The projects OF their parents awoke in them
DO other sentiment and their correspondence attess
the many Yeas which followed changed In respect
that which from their childhood they pleased to be
in this connection II suices to cite last passage of
letter. which August 20, 1924 the Princess Charlotte
wrote to the friend OF her childhood
Adeu, my dear cousin Receive my adtcux, and all
vi hes he sure that nothing In tho world destroy
sentiments OF attachment and esteem with which
aye inspired me- aud rely the friendship Of a
fectionate cousin CARTOrTE.
In 1896 FRINGE Jerome being informed Of the intention
hi son had OF returning TO Europe, wrote to linn from
Rome ON tho 9th Of March
Ny Dfn CgLp- have received letter Of November
70 Nou are right IN supposng that Its contents occupy
erous me nnor but my position IL so complicated by my
aon TO the Queen and 70 The princes children
not know how TO do eua justice to them and your
peculiar position Though wife, whose noble
heart is well known. would things
gard 10 yo, should snd the Courts OF wdrtenburg
Russia protesting against step which would
appearance Of inyadatipg the marriage OF their princess
NY dear chd you are now man. must therefore cndca
yor 70 place You IN proper position without In manner
compromising the Queen and the princes children
desire to Of making arrive
IJ IN the coming month OF October You will find
letter for at the American Consuls. II will tell you
whether shall walt for you Liyourne where you
70 find speak of you with mother,
II after due consultation wi her that send you this
ply which, may infer IL With the knowledge Of
excellent wife. . Your afectionatc and good father,
JEROME.
When this letter shed United States NJ Bonn.