, 1870-07-26
ECNAPARTE'S DEPARTURE,
BRIEF ~krfCln Of the Life OF Colonel
Jerome Napoleon. the t:Eaitti+.,,l ttf
Atac kfoitss!s.Arsc HE.o Married II Hale
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Fin,t tAe Nt,e Tt.rk Sun, Julya3.


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Celcrel jerome Sapnleun RonaI'ar:e. son Of
the late Mr. PATTERSON Bonapartc, Of isa11i-
suuEe. arrived in the New fu1k Hattl, last
! isht, from l;attimtrc. w1th the intention Of
ealii.le for France III the steamship Lafayette
to-day, The fsthrr Of Colonel l:onapa1tr, rs
is well Auowu. vas tie sa,. of lvrolla Eona-
larte. trnthcr Of thu first Napoleon. who mar
rieJ Mrs Patterson. Of Da1t1tnor1. mud WAS
cn,n3,ulroE1ls t.goEceA fso1r Eer FOR rcaEons of
slate, ~ the Emperor, l'lli without tho sanc-
ton Of the Pope. lie afterwards married q
Westi'halist FriEceas. "ilo was the mother OF
Prince Napoleon now conspicuous in counec-
tim NTH French politics.
cofcnei Eonaparse was bo.n il Baltimore,
ard il % vears ol age. Ds1luE itis youth the
.tar Of .hc Donapartcs was ia cclipte, AMI, au-
~, be entered West Point, "nd graduated in
the Glars Of 1862. He Immediately entercd
the United States army na Bzcvct Secoi,,.
Lieutenant Of Mounted Rit.ssae1, and served
il. the cavalry sslinol for lractice at Carlisle.
Ia. ard subsequently, Oil scouting duty in
ve1a+ al Fass- lstSc and E~en.
When 1.cuis Napoleon became Emperor,
! Colonel l'ura}.aries father Wishing 10 '':'taia
| recognition - . 1egiiim1se aaelulcr Of the
lnuararte family, desired Ats son in
l>:A to ,e:ign and accompany Inn TO
France, The. young L'eutenans no; con
sidtting slas biz eou..t1y espee!allv n"c!e': til.
services. complied. Louis Napoleon ree!yel
| tho NJ ctr:1ia1lF, - relatives. bit AZ til .e-
| eisimacy OF Ernce Salu},'on hal bes'. sane-
TONED by Trench law. lie did uos accord them
| priEcelr rank. lie appointed the young sol
a,tr second Lieusepant Of DraEooi,s, and A.
such i1c rcrEeti in the Er1nseaa way. at TIE Lat
! tier Of Ra!akIs4a. lnkcruan. Tehcfnas1, and
Al the siebc OF Sehastopo!. Hewas also PIES
cht at rrmctou- shiInishes, aud received pro-
uoticu to .2rst 1ieutenaney.
| 'Ibe S,,tss3s Of Turkey ntC-fute3 hin in ltS1
with the Urtes Of the Mediidie for galantry
| and st.le rcrxce. and he was likewise made =
Knight et sAe Legion Of Honor by tue En-.
pe1pr- In the following seas the Queen ef
England forwarlei to him the Csimean Medal.
| He vas then serving III Aisiezs. having been
transferred 10 thu ChasstuEs aAfri'lue III the
var against the Kaay!es.
He was promoted to cartaincy in 1850. aul
w1r engaged in the 1ts:ian campaign az tue
mcrous OUTPOST etirn1:thes. During part Of
| this period he was oE the Emperore stat. and
| wss decorated by him With the Meaaille
| d'1sa1ie. aud &.y tie Kin. OF Sardinis with the
decoration II Military Sslor. He was Trans
| fer7ea 10 the First rasbiaeers. and At the close
OF the var accompanied Lis regiment to Tours
and Ln.e@i'1e.
In 1865 he vas made i Chef dEscadron. OF
Major of Cuirasssers, aud III ls67 became =
1ieEscEant Colonel IN tue regiment Of bra
goo,s de lIsupcsassise. or DzaEoona OF hs
Impress,
lolonel Rouarar,c's present s1s;t to this
! county was 1Iou;.ttd by the death Of his
! father
He WILL on arriving in France, Immediately
join L;s regiment. Il, is gentleman Of 1irs
| feet tight, Ni.h dark complexion. ard deeply
! s.lsck hair. wi1ich IL no@ retreating FROM tht
forehead and growing thin At the crown. Hi.
face more resembles that OF the pre- sent En-
nerc, ,Ean that Of the hrss Napoleon. III
ncec being large. and o: similar shape HI.
{lirk black mousiacle i counterpart OF
Lerie NaroIeon's ue1l-knosn feature, beng
va1e.1 into long roit4;t at the encs.
The 1aasnerr OF Colonel 1.onapafta. a. aass
be supposed, are those OF Ill thorough gentle
,ner ohligins and eoarslx. He ia nnna5aed
lii residence IL france is highly agreeable to
| him. 1nu when in raIis he il frequent 6uee'
Of Lis imperial rela,iye-