The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20

his experience IA Naples. HIS DISPOSE.
tlon was mid ana COMPROMISING and u
! pride and eamlly OF The Spaniard5; but has ap eas
1 10 Paris were unhcsde1. The Emperors orders had
solemn lcaYe o. his fallen brother. at tue lie oak
! and Quilted france and polltlcs Tor ever. Assum-
lug The tte q Count dc Snryi!l:srs n nasehased an
Here he lived IN opnlent refinement ana pilllo-
sophcal retirement nc had IN the vicinity OF 1900
beauty, when his taste aud wealth employed 10
embeillsh. Attic expense OF several hundred thou
sand dollars he converted Wild and Impoverished
tract into park OF SURPRISING peaurv bea ling
charms Of woodland with charming water pros
pect The buildings. PLAIN. but co linodons are
with >, som ), rars pic piotuiss from me pencils
| tnem invaluable. with characteristic i,beraiy
tho ex.King opened his grounds to the
for some Of The structures and statues were BADLY
mutllacd By visitors. Joseph lived a. B0rLentown
to nS o
claims OF his nephew, Louis Napoleon. to the
throne; but ~ has letter was not read Ia Inc Unanl
her he repaired 10 England IN person. The coming
man was LOUIS Philippe, the 'ctt,zen king" who
had landed a fugitive In Pltiadetahia thirty-iour
years before. Joseph died In Florence, July. 1874
LUcIEN BoNAPAKTE, PRINCE or cANINO.
Reference has been made above to Lccien,
board vessel IN 1910 with tue view OF sailing idf
the United states. He would not ne a king, though
ths q several was ors 70 mum
via ss lsvns s e Ts''lsa iss
son, Charles Lucien Jules Lawrence. lie
was born 1908 aud died at the a9o OF ifty-four.
ments than for his political influence. He resided
for many years In the Western States having come
to America wnen quite young man. lie occupied
q large farm bur tue greater part oil his lie was
steadily devoted to the WALTON OF letters while
in the United states he passed ms time chiefly IN
splendid continuation OF "WilsOn'S American Or
MYTHOLOGY III four volumes, beautifully illustrated.
states In 1854 lie settled in Philadelphia, where
nc taught school, lie made an unsuccessful appli-
cation 10 isoS 70 President Jefferson ior permission
about exploring the district OF louisiana In 1914
Wilson published eight or nine volumes OF
WORK. Its illustrations are OF . hlgn order.
OF excellence. Before Wilson'S death there was not
American Ornth0l0gy. Lucien made the acauain-
TANGO Of thus able mar, and perfected the work he
and scieltinc associations Ia Europe and America
Lucien achieved wide distinction. During the
revolution In lS!s nc was one OF the leaders o tho
member and Wee President OF tue Constituent
Assembly: lie was not. however. co'viere OF Car
FAMILY OF MURAr KING or MALES.
Two sons Of Joachim Murat ex-Kfn. oil Naples.
came to the United States about 1ty years ago ana
settled in Florida. The history OF TINS dasains
alryman and OF his family Is or much interest. he
appropriate eld as daring Il not reckless soldier.
On his return rom Africa Inc, at the head OF MS gren.
adiers expelled tle Council OF fave Hundred from
command OF the consular guard and the hand |
OF Caroline Bonaparte the first Consus sister, were
his rccOmpenSe In August 1s0s, he was proclaimed |
King OF the Two SlcIl1es alter the elevation OF |
joseph Bonapare to the throne or Spain. lie quar-
Dr governing his realm. but as in all similar
he mad TO succunD 10 te great ruler. In his EFFORTS
IN the news OF the escape OF Napoleon from Eliza
he marched against the Austrlans. was beaten and
,attle OF Waterloo. aud when tho laie OF Europe
vas for the time settled Mura trusting III the 10y.
NY and afrecticn Of the Nespolitans, essayed SIM.
lar attempt To that made ty the Emperor from
;lba. At the mead OF 25o men and with seven small
esses he set san, September ~, 1915, for Naples.
lie was captured, tricd and shot on the same day. !
IN being Ofcreda chair AMI handkerchief IN tile
DOM where he was to die he replied, ~ have
ny eyes open ana standing, Hs lett four cnllaren@
Wo daughters and the two sons above mentioned.
AroLEoS MUhAT's s. , MASaIASs TO NIECE OF
The eldest son. Napoleon Muras bornin 1901 mar.
led grand niece Of George washington. He de-
otcd himself TO scientific pur suits and wrote some
ssays Oh the institutions OF the United States He
'led IN April isa1, on h's estate near ISilanassee
he profound respect or the rich and poor. TO the
an sT Whom @ Was os as
Her relationship to the great Washington comoined
niece TO the Emperor gave her social distinction
In the Gulf States every where acknowledged. The |
younger SON. Napoleon auc,sn . Charles ar is.
years Old ana married lady who made her living |
BY teaching. Tho events OF lS4s brought him back
70 France where he was welcomed by his fathers |
DID friends and received the tile OF Prince OF the
Imperial Family. He mas played an important part |
THB BONAPARTE MARRIAGES. -
The Murat branch OF tho family, rs will be seen,
rage OF the younger In Florida excited noooui-
nent, and the 0ilsprlng were iully recognized as
o the MARRIAGE Of Jerome seems somewhat strange
when 1t IS remembered that Lucien Prince OF
Canine was u1Mea 70 an inhSespers oargnser, anu
ed q miserable life. The marriages OF nearly
~ Napoison's family were , Unfortunate run roe
The Russian Prince Demidon. On the alleged
ground OF cruel treatment Letiua BOnapslte
also separated from her husband, sir Thomas
Wlse an IRISH Member Of Parliament, and the first
Napoleon himself put away Josephine. Tue young
Jerome was known 10 be ardently attached TO his
American wire, but the dynastic views OF MS brother
we're not fully developed until aier his tJeromes
return 10 Europe. Ho had no capacity to resist the
orders Of the Emperor, who was tnen lloo7J 10 the
zenith OF his power.
In the year 1886 q young man was arrested at
charged with one OF the greatest crimes
mat can be committed by any human being, though
the world seldom vista II with moral condemnation.
lhe young man Charles Louis Napoleon, son of
Louis King OF Holland, and Hortense beauharnais
daughter OF tho Empress Josephine. HIS offence
was an armed attempt to overthrow the govern.
ment OF the country and assume the prerogative
successor OF Napoleon. lie was allowed to go TO
the United States, and sailed In the frgate pOrient
November II, 1885, itlu Inc rTcHCl kOtcEulutut Vi /
that day felt strong enough TO act strongly the fu
ture Napoleon III would have been treated es the |
treated Mural the brother in law OF the
nrsI Emperor, and as the Mexicans.ln our own time
treated the Inflated Aaximilian 10 execute Boz
naparte the undoubled heir OF the Emperor, re- ,
CURED nerve such as NO French government pos. !
sessed siuce that dag on when Inc brave MARSHAL
New had been shot, with the concurrence
OF the Da&e OF Wellington; and there were
piece OF judicial butchery was ordered. SO the
government sent the Prince to New York on
board national vessel. Later still. when the same
Young man landed in France, having the same oD-
cct ia view and three months after the remains
OF Napoleon were conveyed from st. Helena ainl1
The greatest enthusiasm OF tho French people, the
government shruuk from iDncting capital. punish
nent aud sent the offender To- the fortress OF Ham.
IRON which he subsequently escaped. But u Is with
the StraspourR AFFAIR we have specially 70 deal.
THE STRAsBOuRG AFFAIR
The Emperor has reached since that time the
pinnacle oil human greatness. He was then now
in exile. He had written many works, all tending
IN and axf FOL uncle.