, 1870-01-23

The lmpcxlnl Family OF Franco
and lts Connections In Baltic
moro.

The revolutionary movements which are now
gong forward IN France lnvett the Gnpoleonle
1ercely, q son ot tbe great Emperorss brother
LuC1en, who was considered the o5leat Of the FAM
regarded BY many as not Donaparle al al, oat
tue sou Of Dutch Admiral By uertense Heaahsrt
nails, the daughter Of Josephine. Louis BonapaY1e
wns ID love with another worasu, and witnal g
dreamy sort OF pe1son. Those who believe fn
tue operation Of principle Of poetic justice run-
@ tne rset tsss ene grandson of Josephine, and not
OF Napoleon. now rules IN France a. proof that
re whlslSg oi tine pan9s 1d u nis rsrs1ss n F. J0
prene." But Josephine was not tho only womsn
Eho was l1l.uled by tho Imperial Colstcan. Nor
S ci1ae seI leVerss @ thfoasn ner descerdans And
hereb1 bangs ta:e. "
n 1885 Jetouno Bonapar.e. then IN command OF
hruther Of Napoleon Bonaparre, he was received
with dl1tinciiop, aud Nts noost hosptAoly enter.
nes Nc E1soeIs IL daaaaser or
wealthy merchant Of TINT city, AID married her
on the Ash Of December Of 5ae same year. Tne
distlnaunhed charles Carroll, Or Carrollton- The
Pa,s n sSs r nd
was Witnessed BY the Mayor Of Baltimore and
several other oflciA per1onsEeA After EsuAln-
Bonapa1to aud hB wife embarked foI Francs In
| n an American shIp.
n ~ pea1tlme Napoleon. to whom The na.-
r1tge Of his brosher gxVe great offence, nat Of
dered that the nc~lJ-ma1r1ed paG aoonld DO pei
mirted 10 lana at Io port over whlch Franco ex-
s1sssa snt4s 1as fs =,
| TO proceed To Ansterdau,, and Weut to Para with
the hore OF prevailing upon Napoleon to recognize
his marriage; but thls Napoleon refused to do, ~
| the ZANE time upbraldlng bis brother tor daring
! to uarry without hts consent On arriving At
An,aterdaD, Wllther s3e went IN the American
1pf1F DiNv flhA rdFiYH
| Napo'eDnB order forbiddinR her 10 lard. She
| then sailed for England, where she took up hef
| here, on The nh Of July, ISIS, was born Der only
child jerome Napoleon Bonnpa1te, uoT living IN
Sapoieoa had determined that h!a brothers
Should EattJ among tho Gr4nee.ses OF Europe
| and all efforts 10 induce him TO recognize tue
o:ea 10 e W,ass f se
and marty the Princess Frederlca Catnarinc, OF
I Wurieuburg. Madame Bouapsrte met ner hus
pas4ed between them. 1t WAS in tbs gallery OF
| the l1tu Palace, at Florence, IN Italy. Tnc
Pnncesa waa leaning on the arm q her husband
| aside Oh recognizing Madame BonapaIte, and a
moment afternara Whispered 10 The Princess
shs iaS Ess I'D e. asxt enR qaa
Although Napoleon declared the marriage OF Ie
! reTer Induce the Pope to 60 declare It, and few
Jeal1 ago. whom the queatlon aa to the rank 70
which tpe Benapa1tes q Baltimore were entlt1sa i
dects1on, the prote4t Of sne Pope against tho de-
cree Of Napoleon Eaa brought forratd.
paIte returned TO Baltimore, Nhere she has rr1n'
cspai:y resided eyer stnce, n the enJoymen. Or
laIgr fonons: she va. about bout IS yeaIs 81 sgs
roiton, IN spite Of the cruel manner In which he
grandson viii yet DO Emperor of Fraoca.
Madame Donapstteh sou, jerome Napoleon,
row IN ~ s5th ysas nas livsd II Ha5imese sipSs
lege, where he graduated 10 1ssd He afterwards
studied law, but never prae,1sod It the bar.
Weaay Masn FIJI H. Saoss ssa ns - %ne ~
nslly OF RoIb bury. Mass, and has stnee devoted
his lime 10 the management Of his large estate
and 10 agricultural putBultH. H1 oWl fortune
vealthiess men in Baltimore. He visited nil
years flo@ h1 hin is'se ao sic Ii
III on good Terms with Louis Napoleon and has
once visited the Frcnch Court accompanied u
1 one Ct hts son., upon al Invitation from the E u
peror. During the reign Of LoCls Philippe he VA
permitted 10 remain In Pa1ls tor short time, ou
VAS r.4nlred 10 ASSUME his mothers name
LII. Bonaparse has TWO children, Jerome Sapo
lson. who Has born IN gslt!moIs n 1sa2. A. A.,
giAdQAted at West Point a. the age Of 20, ant
atset terualniDe short Time IN tue Cc!eei Ssase
Army, resigned bis commission and entered tha
OF Ffnpce u q sub-|ienteuant. Heswas with tn
Frtucn and English allies IN the Crimes, and re
I ceiyeu decoration from the Snltan Of Turkey 10
his gallant conduct at the aeige OF Sseastopo.
Ir. Bonaparte Is satd to bear Strong 1ese1
b!anGe 70 BY uncle. The Flint Saroaeon; u ~ ~
ter.oo were recognized by tne Courr Of Ftanet
IT would give him aud his children pfecedenc
pyer nis bali. nrolne1s and iheif MISTER, Princes
Ma:h!lde, the children Of Jerome By ht. secoc
wife. EHUrts 10 eec1te such recnG
n.t:on have been made on perhaps NOR
lar they fell short Of suceess has never bee
kuown to the public. Jerome himself. who die
ut venerable old age year Or TWO ago, bitter!
opposed all Buch efforts to obtain precehencs II
the Baltimore DonaparteF, and wooid scknoW
! ecge them only by the name Of Patterson.
The acr1nmasc nov Golog On 10 Parts e pecs
! liar, The American BonapAftes ere Republican
and 80 are the sRisators ia the Corps Legtslatl
II nay AFFORD some OF them au opportunity. and
Patterson mar yer occop5 he Taileftea a. Print
FresIdent. just a. LOUIS, Beauaarna;s, occuple
! the ralsce IN 1s4S. At ali eveuts, the storJ
worth re,eiung. IS more or les1 1fEoros Of vrau
pttlng evenu IN France 70 vh,=h Inc DonapaEt
their paAt, present, And future, oea1 such close
la!lon. jerome Bonapa15e acted badly enough
Miss Patterson. Nor hiss nl5 family done mtl
better. II would be a piece OF poetic justice
Time Rhou1t oalaIce Inc aceo1nL