The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-15

y RprH>ouLD'- WEAi1u.-Thc wealth left by
the late Baron james dc Rutl-chiid i. something
fabulous. IL Oycrp0wcrs tie Imagination. NJ
saltan, " caiiph. or emu erJr. real or tabled, ap-
preached him ia the extent If his Ovuleucc. The
&c wealth a OImus or IF Ind iaics before II.
The late Baron made the following di-I u-ition Of
hi- fortune lie LEI; % biz wife. Betty. -. OUO.-
900. the Chateau Fcricrc. whose art galleries
are estimated at above ESrO. 900. and hie house
ia thc Rue latfttc. az Iari-: 10 his second sJn,
t'u-tayu-. lie gave -, 900 600: TO lis third con.
Edmund. 60. 900 600; and - bis grandson. the
son o. the late Solomon ROth-chiid, L 1000 900.
This l. pretty we'll IN it-clf, but it does not cx-
lau-t tie vast leiIs left By the modern Crcsus.
The larsct plum las fallen o. the lot of ms eldest
sun. Alphru-JI-. who comes IN for a tribe Of
100000 600. This cullp-sal fortunc-aHd per-
haI- these lcgacic- 10 not exhaust the amount
reachc- thc sum total Of 81. 500. OCO. IL may
give some idea Of what tins means - mention
that ii would nearly pay the interest on the ma
tDual debt for twD Ncar-. and l. considerably
mJIe than half tic income Of Great Britain.
Verify the deceased Baron must. like Midas. nave
Possessed the faculty Of turning everything he
touched into gold.
y SPURIOUS NAPOLEON AZ EXTRAORDINARY
STugY.-Iu one Of the last numbers Of the In
toTn.. RDclci,Tt -ays tIat the belief that NauJ-
leon III. l. tic nephew Of NAPOLEON l.. and the
s,n Of Hprtensc, j. entirely erroneous. NAPOLEON
III. j.. ON the contrary. q iOurucvuan brickluver.
HfAfs AA NV NA1Ai=Nf 4 A44'' isHAtAT -NAN"NlFNl.
at Ham. and now claims IL Doc the Prince. IF
nv Information j. correct, . says Mr.. RocheiOrt.
=. the story If Prince Louis NapylcOu's flight from
the fortress Of Ham Il a mere invention. Scarcely
had Prince Louis crossed the threshold OF the
fortress. than the brickhaycr changed his mind.
rushed upon him. took the blouse and hOd from
him, stranglcd him. fled to England. and. in
Isis. returned to France, 70 be elected President
Of the Republic. on the u of December. 1871.
he stained his hands with French blood. married
the woman You know, and, happy at having
changed h- trowcl for a sceptrc, he amused him
self by dancing ON a tight-ryTc Of politics. with
ont suspccting that there would be a day when
lis identify would be discovered. aud the most
isnomiuipus punishment for swindiing in this
manner bc inflicted on him. lie whom | ptv
most, Of course. next 10 ourselves, l. the Young
and interesting Louis Bonaparte, whom the fJrgcr
has deprived Of his life, and whom he disgraccs
by doing the very revere Of what the young
Prince bad promised in his mauileat5e-. This i
the authentic history Of the hero Of Ham. And.
in effect. the moment we know that a Journey
man bricklaycr j. seated on the French throne.
We are able 10 account for cycrythiug-the iuccs-
SAINT building mania-the needless appropriations.
the demolition and rebuilding of the Tuilcrics.
the intoler,bic mania To mix up everything like
lime. the plaster with which the Empress covered
face every morning. and finally the cdifce
whose coronation he promises Us all the time.
plainly that a bricklayer IL at the head Of
rance. There IL one reflection, however. which
consoles nav wounded s~cltl0yc. Long before |
made this terrible discovery, | had always a.
serted that such men a. Blrochc. piuard. Wa
ewski. Rpuhcr. Pcr-iguy, and the like. were. at
.he most, lit to be hod-carricrs u a journeyman
,rickiaycI."