, 1875-11-13

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TAhEE AMEf1CAA fEthEsshs.
rhe niue blood OF baltimore.
APPh'ons' journal rscontty published Al arts-
clio on the ..Ttrcc American pesressss " from
13a,,imorc r,,c Mar York 1t,orId snrs TINT t}.ia
asssc'a cons"'na solne etto.s' a'' s'''s wv '4a'
story = OF those ladies', u BELOW:
The .hree American pessessss' in question
we're three young lstlscs Of 1lastimole, gsaud-
was gcneratly regarded: at tho time when The
DECLARATION IF Independence Was signed, as the
,ssa!shtest Of tho AMsr.oan ssbsls. He came
lawfully by !s rebeous tonde,ncies, at least,
"tales OF gtaudfathes ia his family history
that would not, diacredt bsliif-basting Galway
ess ~, that y qos noT to sna the pon. lie
early ard IN trying circumstances proved h!n,sef
to possess tho spirit and discrimination whlel.
| naalo him = loading h9ura In tho Aovoutio.. iio
llad'tvo daughters, one Of whom. marsied Mr.
Cation. an Enslistiman OF Lincolnshire, II we
mistake not, biz citizen OF baltimore. and the
| uttlee hlr. dondtoa 1tatpa1. ....
| sfr. and Hrs. Cation had four dstghters. all
famo''s ior their beauty, and Three Of these
Young ladloa eventually became l3rillsll pecress
| os. mainly through the daunt'css aoetal anbl-
tion Of the e!dsst Of ti,or. number. aliss Mari
usano Caton, Who married. early iu life AIR: iot,-
crt Iasterspu Of Baltimore. the son Of 3 North
| OF Ireland merchant; who bad aettled In this
country and acquired what III those days was re-
| Garded 81 q very great foEtuuD. Hobart Patter-
| sons sistor Elizabeth maErle1 Jeromo
| Donapaste. the youugost brother Of Na-
po'eon. who, aftor carrying her acoss
| tue Atantc to Portugal, loft her there
to lind hor way a. beat sho could to Eng
| land and eventually. at .he command ot l.la
dlvoreo from her, md married again \ rriucess
| Of WurtemherR. THIS VAS . great blow, no
doubt. to the Patterson family, but II IN not
quito correct to repreaent Robert Patterson
with the adaira Of bis sister, hs slppozy brother
in-law. and tho angry First Conaul." Tho
"aHgry First Consul gave binsef very httlo
trouble about the pattetsona, beyond ordoring
And to insnlt his uifo (which le obedlentiy did)
by offering her G0,001 francs 4 yoar to give
him ZIP and go home: After tho IAN
| Of Napoleon, Mr.: md AIrs. Robert Pat.
| by Mrs. Patsernon'H younger sisters, Elizabeth
| and LouiBa Catherine They wero all beautiful
md Paris At that time was full Of militsry, dip.
the worship Of boantY.. Foremost among tbcse
| alike In renown and gnllAntry was the Duke OF
Wellington. Thanks to tho friendship Of the
great copqneEor. Mrs. Patterson and hor slsEsrH
ses sbs Il s rss r1.na
quat given by Louis XVIII. to tho allied
aoyerelgns the patterson party were THO only
ordinary morta!s invited, and that At; Nobett
Patterson, being tired OF standing behind bis
decided sensation BY pulling h!a char out and
altt!ng down 10 1t, before tho AoJ:l pessonaSea
o9un h,a and shs hs ag$ gng wide
auee. 49,.
Two yeatA afterwards. in 1917, Miss Louiaa
Cation married. one OF tho Dnko Of Wailln;tons
| h!den-de-caMp. Co|ouel, afterwards Blr Felton
E!wet bsthurst.lloryey, Datt. s'f FELTON, hath,
nrst:HefssF comnistai suicide under painful
circumstances two yoass after his marriage.
sud in ia2s hlE widow married the Mar
guess OF Carmastlen. who finally became
Duke OF Leeds. Mrs. lsobors Patterson
Had becolne "IdoW foW yeass after Aar brill
sns aavon.ares 10 III ra5's H. ans & resuf,mng to
tons cider brother. John Quincy Aaanas' frland
and classical correspondent. tho afarluess
wellesley Lofa Wellesley was stasoA'uan nod
scholor OF 10 insaa merit l1o allied maay Of.
ireland. and; ns EaEl qf Alorn'ngtons was t9s
aeVen years flceroy OF 1udia; from l7os to 1905,
| during which time BIZ bsothsr Arthur laid tho
Foundations Of h1a great !Ams ~ soldier, and
! =" Far away.
Agatnst tho aayrisda Of Aaeays,
c'.'hsa Win ai' Cory sew and won !"
DIt Lord Wellesley lad rather vague notions
OF domestic ne, !,ko many otherH Of hts rauk
and nsti1n. ite liyod for number Of years
| with 3 French lady, Mile. Roland, d,-wlo, how
over. Was not :" . balletdsncer" precisely, ,--and
| by her bad two daughters. lie afterwards mar
red Milo. Roland. Both Of bin daughters mar
othor Laay ABBY, Lily Abiy' lowsyst. 9 pro. re-
fotecd Lord Charles pontInck to hor Apouss,
| BIr Wl!h&mi faD away with him, wAa
divorced, and married the man 0e
her ehoiee. by whom she oscsus the
mother Of tas present hcir Of Tho Duke4om oil
b1rffs md sJ,a kIukr 1t.Hf IL. o.+Ss.x.