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

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While these negotiations were proceeding at Rome,
without her knowlege Madame Bonaparte betook hes.
self TO England. There she gave birth on the 7th Of
under tho name Of jerome Napoleon Bonapxrse. Il Is hs
who now claims the rights Of legitimate son IN the sue
In the meantime Jerome Bona,orte did not despair
obtaining from the Emperor his brother more favorable
Genoa to her whom he continued to consider his wfe;
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Madame Bopaparte would not address the
Emperor the letters copies of which mad been sent to her.
These which she continued TO receive from her husband
sustained for time, her courage and her hopes He
| wrote to her from Paris, Oct 4, 1906
| To MADAME JEROME BoSApAaTE, London
nv DEAR AND BELOVED wIIE-Iifc Is nothing to me with
TIM u Ss sHd our f
| quill; will never abandon YOU
! three days later he wrote
If to The United States 4 Is my wish that you live
in honse that You Keep four hor ana that you I'VE
Emperor should send you money You must refuse IT, i
would irrtHe him would suffer BY that refusal and |.
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dear Eliza embrace you thousand times
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| Of October
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Madame Bonapartc, tired OF her solitary existence in
london, little worthy Of her character and situation de
cdcd TO return with her TO the United States Lot
ters continued with the expression of the same sent
cnts tenderness and the hopes for the future
We must further cite the following passage from let
ter addressed from Cayenne 18th May 1906 BY Jerome
| IonapaI to to his +" beloved wife"
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At this period tho distribution OF sccptres and crowns
| completed
After the treaty of Prcsbourg Duke Eector Of War.
tcmburg had obtained with the title OF King consdcra-
BILE enlargement Il his estates aud the hand Of his
daughter, who had become a Princess royal was already
war gnoran, Of ihesc projects when on the Goth OF Juno
106 he addressed again from her whom he had always
nsdercd his Wife letter in which he reproachcs her
for having loft Holland
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depsrc from Holland he general Who told sSs
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| go J. BUNAPARTE.
This letter OF evil omen and events not slow
10 thata definite change had occurred in the dis
position Of NJ. Jerome BoBaparte. The correspondence
which for fifteen months he continued assiduousy and
in the aacctonaie terms with hts wife ceased all
OF a sudden last note sent to Madame Bonapare at
Baltimore, July IL fs06, contained only these words
Iwiie Won but word, my dear and beloved Eliza.
am well ami deeply that hundred
leagues away from you, without being able 70 enjoy the plea
| sure Of seeing embrace With ai heart 4
caess for Napoleon, and my compliments your family
! J. BONAPARTE
The Emperor In the meantime had not renowned his
idea of causing the ecclesiastical authority
the decree which snnullcd the union Jerome onaparts
With Miss Patterson The consent which he In de-
| handed from the Holy Father, he hoped TO obtain
from the piiabiliy Of the French clergy and through
the jurisdiction Of Episcopal courts hat been for long
time abolished he thought TO establish in view OF
the special decisions the pronouncing Of which he had At
heart consequently, On June l, 1906 petition pro
srncd be of Iantii 10 he