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

On his return TO America NJ Bonsusrte wished ~ a.
solim himself there noaiiJ, and tsts resolution
way altered or interrupted his good relation with the en-
tire family.
Presently, thinking q marriage, he informed his I'm
cle the Count de vier, Of his project who Ia
him IN the most anectio@ste terms He was married
the follow year ard on that OCCASION wishes for
the hnppu Of the household addreqssa 10
him from all sides FIRST hav- Madame as follows
She the letter 20 him Prince Jesome DE- Mona
fort
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self there much happier in respect your SroSer
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on such an occasion and hope yea viii faai
son. and give ne ali Information y Se
s never doubling the pAterna tenderness q -FOUR aztec
sy brothers ana sister ose The Qaeo.
Other letters Of compliment ON his marriage were ad-
dressed 70 him ~ the Count Dc sur yiers tho Count Of
are all expressive os cordial aaity.
Tho which IA. Bonapavte afterwards sent OF thu
birth q SON. on the 9Th Of November, 1890, ra
ctivea in similar spirit by the whole family Felicta-
tions on this happy occurrence addressed to him By
his father, his grandfather the Count of Surviaers and
tho Count OF st. leu Tho Prince Jerome said:--
The dear oh dyle fav
S Ss &C. as s bless n well IS
Madame Mere also sent her blessing o the sew born babe.
veey shee,ionate uncle, LOUIS
The family Of Europe by reciprocity did not fail to
express to N. Bonapar;e their hopes for the happiness
which would soften Tor him the rigors of sxe
when the marriage OF the Princess Maihilde with
Count pcmdoi had been dccoed upon, Prince Napoleon
was the first to announce it to his brother Flo Says
Knowing dear Jerome love Loco hasten to
The letter con,u les in these words
embrace you nay dear Jerome as wen as your wife and
your e one and during ne yGrr dsvetsS S srohsr snd
His brother also wrote TO him transmitting letter
from count Demidoi The Count reminds 81. 3oaaparta
OF their Old acquaintanccsnp, and adds
That union he Impressed with very happy
he viii place in the rcaosi rank sass q
10 whome MaiLie her aaoeiions Ia coase-
quence are one Of those from whom will ask friend
more.
SIOfly lfEce3s MatEiidG dcGn6d 60 express
to her brother the sentiments os her own heart She
WROTE
Ny DEAR Bnornra seeye you WIN ,es S1v wiS al. al Il.
interest Of sincere friendship the conclusion Of mar
Es hs
before my marriage and You know my GEAR Jerome what
share you have In my affections. ase afcotionaie
from P Baroness fepf nGs a.
My aunt julie and dew send their love Kiss my little
nephew for me.
These intimate communications not interrupted
NJ Bonaparte received many letters which his brother
inw and his sister addressed ha9 ia common and at
tho end Of January, 1872, NJ Demidon wrote againIa
In Ss Monsieur and ssS in, that
saees w s Sa mi sa my sonsssS
lwi have Informed you OF everything that interests you
be- ssan e you anf
opportunity to renew 70 you the assurance of most asc
prsE JrroE wish add Few words % the letter
which natoe addresses to tell how happy rsnqun
ard son'Sn'SS an embrace sSu with all my hsar dear
axsss love me- as wish you we Yoar sincere sses and
During the course Of the fifteen years which fol- wed
an intimate and quite confidential correspondence
tnuod between the brothers H. Bonaparte and Prince
ssa erome q H %c wo M emSrac vo
with pleasure" "When will you come" "a Thousand
you should bras to Geneva, "Adeu, thousand Kisses
brother and friend"
Good relations ceased to exist between NJ Bona
parte and Prince Louis Napoleon In 1887 NJ Bonaparte
offered his dwelling to the Prince who coming 10 the
United States, and the latter wrote to him
MY D,R CousrS-In month begin my journey to int
ne s peas s the 10 40 20 Al me-
and Florence Farewell my dear cousis receive the
- NAPOLEON LOUIS BoNiPARrE
On the LIST Of January 1853, n. Bonaparte copgratu
lated his cousin on his becoming Emperor on the oun
daton of his successnamely, the will OF the people
expressed by universal suffrage The Emperor re-
Piled
Nv Notwithsten dns the distance and very long
bauc hear
which an ,he chances Of my destiny Ihays felt
isdons thank you for them The news YOU give me OF
Of r as a s Sss Ina q es
able 10 me- Whrn circumstances permit shall be- believe
God to ss holy keeping MSssp' ny cousin pray
Written at he Palace of the I"ces February s 3 lss
81 Bonaparte came 10 France in June 1854 On his ar.
rival in Paris no rcceivod through the Minister Of State
al invitation 10 dine at st. Cloud where the Court thea
Tho invitation addressed TO Prince Jerome. The
mcnt he entered tho palace the Emperor handed Inn de-
caraton drawn up by " Abbatucci Minister Of JUSTICE
Dr. Iroplobg President Of the S,nate, and H. Barochc,
President u the Council OF state II document
iasvc 20 the marriage with Miss Elizabeth rattersm
"Here is your affair, said the Emperor TO his cousin.
This document long time discussed might be thus
summed up by it's authors
l. Jerome Bonapartc sh ,uld be considered in France
as legitimate child.
.. He was born Trosch, and II no lost that quality a
decree could restore TO him in tho terms Of article Is
NJ. Ronhparte thanked the Emperor profoundly asked
from him his establishment In position OF French
citizen, and acquainted him with the uncasiness which
his presence in France and the kindness with which be
had been received by the head OF the and
his family aroused Some days after the following letter
VS. sent 10 him
NY nx,R CorsrS-I received your two letters hal
already received from uncle Jerome who told
that he would consent 10 your remaining In France
replied that the French laws legitimate
could not do otherwise than acknowledge you relation
and that II position In Paris embarrassing
for you alone 70 Judge OF thathat Napoleon IL he conduct
sa himself well bad nothing 70 from family rsys
follow the which you proposed your
self. Il will write to fouj
agreed on Compliments 10 Jerome and believe In my
sincere friendship NAPOLEON.
On August 90 1854 decree appeared in the bulletin des
bs, restoring NJ Bopaparte 10 his position French
man. Another decree dated September T. 1854, con-
ferred the Of NJ. Bonaparte the rank OF subca
tenant the Seventh regiment Of dragons. The young
officer left for the Crmca and there distinguished himself
BY his brave conduct. NJ. Bonaparte delighted at
seeing bis restore the o Of warke virtues their
illnstrious name. Princess Mathildc. who had neye
ceased giving cher brother Jerome the cvdcnc,
OF "devo,cd sister" spplauded the success OF hes