The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-20
verbal devotion and for the np-ra dynasty for tho honor

proud seryiteur. GEORGE TIE COUNT JOANNES,
Supreme Court OF New York, formerly George Jones'
With this were enclosed several cuttings from
newspapers. among others one of three columns
from the NEW YORK HERALD OF september l, 1867
on Mrs. Stoves article on Lord Byron
Jones received note from the Emperors secre
tary instead Of the Ribbon of the Legion OF Honor.
SMALL FAvORs THANKFULLY RECEIVED.
30 RUE H DE Ia M MA ,skS
MONSIEUR IL CHEF Du cAHnMRr ps Lg H HS
the courtesy Of friend Monsieur Noyce Browne
ss or to s S
meni and viii o. vi that the pleasure Of
pSavs as
to to Ses OF wh
has rraciousy acknowledged my elevation in such
s the he
rope. have felt iu that The issue my interview
aiiol 70 my beloved vile joannes,
living rSs,s {spsT ny vikings Of respectful no
Permit me to how tniy appreciate courtesy
Sh estsen for The Gentleman holding position OF such dis
honor and confidence yourself In the cabinet OF
have the pleasure to be- Monsieur lie secreaire yours
THE COUNT JoANNEs tnee Jones)
LETTER FROM THE EMPEROR FREQUENTLY REFERRED
TO BY JONES.
PALACE OF THE TUrLErrEs, JAM %, 1853.
You accompanied me several miles when left New York
proof OF sympathy Is impossible for me to forget since
EVIDENCE Of yor hndne rn YOU address s ae
your good wishes and isisa.ions receive them with
h1Goy 70 s rn COUNT h5os ys for it,
CABINET De I'EMpEREUn- MONSIEUR THE Count JONES,
IL Wnpole street, Cavendish square, London.
HE WAS ALWAYS A BORE.
Precedence DE LA KRPUBIIeUR,l
srHTne you Offering your book to the
s so e baTs
him s more to appreciate the homage OF your writ
Powerful siay,.y cremation: per-
to vou the q his regard "
monsieur the s5Rresson Of my
N. GxoraE JONES, Count and Chevalier. '
HERE is THE QUEER, CURT EXPRESSION OF AN OUT
better keep clear the Cuban matter, keep
fan NEW WIZ ao 'ss u Mate sis s Of America Fs
Addressed in an ordinary envelope, postmarked
New York, May Is,
To LOUIS NAPOLEON,
Emperor OF France.
Per Steamer Hermann.
RosEY-PosEY, CANNON AND SPINACH.
Memorandum of letter from Mrs. Rose ,ireenhow.
Rue Neuvc - hns ns aA Snr q Is
soics an audience She would regret to return to Rich
her homage to the Emperor the French
whom she Processes great admiration
Mr. osuvan A''0A u ''' '''N' 10 III 'o' ''''s %
AN IRREPREssIBLE PARTy-oNE OF THE LAST OF
THE EMPERoRs LETTERS
Bankers and Brokers, a Broad street,
slnrwe to Your Majesty the hrs humber,
We hope they will be favoraby received aud that
Your Majesty win be good enough to read and Judge them
secure univers sal appreciation.
preciae and encourage efforts who honestly
Permit u.s. sire to oer our best wishes for Your Majesty
the Empress and Monseigneur the Prince Imperial
miraton yours, wOoDHULL 4 CLAFLIN.
Having found this we looked long, but always in
vain. for some little favor rom James FISK, Jr. II
James wrote to the Emperor, the old gentleman car
RED the precious papers with HIM TO Sedan or Will
helmshone. doubtless to cheer ms exile.
ANOTHER IREEPREssIBLE rARry ...,
- NEW HAVEN, Conn, Is, 1866
DEAR SIR an about TO visit Paris TO collect materials
f0r writing the IRE OF the present emperor OF France which
Fifteen years ago. writing of Napoleon
favored me with letter TO Minister Paris. which
% With Emperor then rrssden.
Inc o soSs ss history @ the ss
After the lapse Of so many mar years visit Paris stranger
written tina, can command the attention Of the great
for TO regard my mission almost national rather
to study the workings OF the empire and to converse
with the prominent men OF all parties which divide
!, is with the greatest hesitation that thus venture to
e ss 81 c but be
way my enterprise. shall be very very grateful
mn most naG ruS carry IN JUN sf sfe
The following letter Is Migrant case OF abuse OF
hospitality 1t Is from fpnctiOnary OF the British
government, who. II appears, used his position TO
facilitate his operations among us spy III the
Emperor's service. lie certainly
OUGHT TO BE KICKED OUT.
BOSTON, Mass, U. s., July "a, 1865.
THF PRIVATE SECRETARY HIS IMPERIAL. MAJESTY
Enc FRENCH
SIR forward to under the seal OF confidence the
of conversation had accidentally to-day with
Meade, OF the great district from the
Intimacy with the administrason must make this eomman
great value and Importance wish you
to bis Majesty the Emperor for his personal inspection
al Meade and sta0, having special carriage
themselves the L. Railroad, invited Join
the opportunity of asking among other "What
about Mexicof The General said be cleared there would
thus ar-viz that the Emperor would be probably
invited withdraw his troops give the Mexicans
fair and full opportunity OF expressing their real wishes
the form of they wished to adopt without beng
influenced foreign orce that the refusal of the En-
on the part of the United States authorities to
the existing or 10000 picked troops
could be at and indefinitely augmented; In word
foundy impressed with the reality OF this peep behind
and accordance with the personal affection III
may risk such term that have always felt for the En-
peror think useful to His Majesty that he should be
acquainted with this forewarncd forearned must, in
veracy add that subsequently the General wished to
undetand that he had only expressed his views and
which msnifesy absurd but which, from politessc, at
fected TO believe
need not point to vou sir that this quite
denta trust good taste not to compromise
object being render His I'm.
perai Majesty for whom have the profondest respect
have the honor to be your osedept servant X. X.
p ST. request to hear II have safely received this
also asked Supposng the people choose the imperial form
Of government would then obeci?' lie replied "No;
OF foreign bayone," II would easy, sufficient
nj command, direct the expression al public opinion