New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
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fading star but st he may yet play an important part IN
Iaian, OF even European politics.
Alphons Fcrrero des Marmom was born OF an Old and
high fmily in 1907 and is THEREFORE now ~ years Of age
no was the Youngest but of 10 children In 1873 he
quilted the military academy OF Piedmont WIN the rank
of Lieutenant of Artillery Aphons, IN DIS carry years
80, rIie 4, those nj 40 did not know him intimately.
lie m de every year Journey either into Ausina or In
GLAND or Prussia In order 10 see WHAT hutty lnpo.e
ments were being made. Once 100 ne N'Si'.u naalni
Bugcaud IN Algiers, and Constanilnopc' ana peogc
gsbcd-ghat on earth Is the young fellow after But the
Sogpr man went OIL his way unmoyed bis Mid VAS set
TIe King. Carlo Fcliee had watched his movements
with certain suspicion; blt Carlo Alberto, his successor
unders landing his man, advanced In hamoa speedily 70
the rank OF Captain AID then OF Major. lie now devoted
hims II specially 10 the instruction OF The Horse MLery
tOthe Involvement o he breed OF horses. and 10 the or
ganizsi0n of o riding SCHOOL, meanwhile continuing d..
burners of Inspection toothercounircs. ALou,ths time
be made tire acquaintance and acquired the respect at
eminent Austrian onccr Gen. Namoden. He contacted
also certain intimacy with the present commander OF
tho Austrian forces Bcncdck. curious conversation
and incident that took place between them about this
time is reported. Ono day he and BeDsiek were ont
riding together In Nan the talk u their prospects,
ald each IN turn maintained that tho other had better
chance than ho they were both captains BeDedck sad
10 biz friend " You see, you belong to very noble
family, and must Advance an the son Of simple sur
gcon and shall have 10 wait" Ia MaunOra answered.
'Ycs but then am tho 18th child my three elder BROTH
els have absorbed al the influence Of tne family In order
10 become what they they were namely, respectively
Ueutonat-Ge NGjorGenenl, and Leutclant-Col-
OurlI, N DE- btlcihl lOlg Dcloe utli Ut.
part, wish my father were lot n noDieuan. Besides
know the old General has very high opinion OF y0a
So be may have returned Beneick; " but noiwith-
standing am not advanced to Major. fou IL due 70.
geihcr With to-day however as You arc going leave
No con answered Ia MarmOra, ior0ur old friend
has invited mo-" As he two we're separating Bcneiek
said TO hi5 comrde ly the way, If tie General should
happen % mention my name, Say have given up al OK
pecjation OF becoming Major; IL Will rather wony HIM.
and perhaps move him 90 do something tor me- Ia Mar
did mention his friend Benedek. and the later III
DION IfaHTA i.
quilted ALLAN each remarked to The Other as though tle
spirit OF rroDlecy had come OYER them, Who knows
whore We snail meet again Perhaps may meet on tAe
field Of battle Us Generals OF opposed armies Tat
strange trek. docs history play!
H. Maruora first bean 10 tako on important position
IN 1915. u WIS bis saul - eoulai4er 81 . Dal.iy la-
mainly decided the battle Of Pastngo IL rescue Oh the
King Carlo Alberto from the hlilLeae a.lel
tho defeat or CGstOZZa, brought MN lh'o
notice and two months later he became minister
Of War But he occupied the post only days ard then
tho Ministry Of which he member gave Wny 10 LID
erals. During the fatal campairn 81 1879, ai the cIpcol
which Piedmont had lost ito army, La Marnor VAS enc
OF the ROYAL staff the blame, however, iay not WIN hh
hut with Pole Chzlruowsly had bo'n appoHte4
Ge1,ra.issno while be was absent on mission To- t'e
Olcr ltalian coults
From ihstme tll 1855 he devoted himself nce5santly TO
the OF The army and supported IA every
respect by Cay0ur Ia 5 nc united with France ana -.
GLAND In the war against Russia, and managed his conu-
~ 600 mon with great ability. His recent career D.
el Known 10 make 'ccssary for Inc Lcle 20 louriV
H. lie Narmora Is ' and eani O. dark eomp'Aloni ha-
r. powerful Roman nOsef TIC cNpfeisiOnol ms AI'i
slightly sarcastic ugakcna confidence be has eo1l VOC.
but Ike most military mon, prciers acuhs 70 sP-.N'--
when b.. does SPEAK DO Is brief sharp ana 20 inc ioiu
A. ar1arancs Is rsocrauc. Lis character j. fes0lis
ife ssid - love snichfowardncss and 70 .a-e PFC
tonse moot 81 this hc gave durng the recent n-"'
tirs between NAPOLEON and Victor Emanuel, Tc2tiye 10
Venice the latter aud small but influential Court con
si.i.ng Of Pcdmouuse, were mclinns to give way 20
NAPOLEON. but Ia Idnuora tclegraphed very curry ~
hs king Your Iljcstg. IL my 0D.HioH me cr9rn ~
Jfaly % Of NOR, ulpori4roe Haa mat 81 f'odnioH.'
FOR some cause or oh L. liarmon has Just been CON
peeled 10 rcsse