New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
C1RNOTAAU ms FAMILY.
rn,i. LITTER to Inc London oaeen.

rare letter 10 Tie london queen
The new President and his family now installed
the ky see, the apartment lately vacated ~ NJ.
and Mime. crcVy. They are situated IN the ielt Wig
the palace, and the windows overlook the Sarden
Nine. arnOs has made interruption IN her rcccp'
tons, and homo tins afternoon al the Elyscc,
as the Od Orcr % tinss, sho would nave boon In
sc, oral VISITS NJ. Wor II, and has ordered number
OF toieltcs suitable to the high posi- ion TO which she
In the mil ary household General BrugcIe, who
is personal friend of NJ. Carnot, and Colonel IAch-
enSten reain their posts, well a their coiieagues
Nor have any scryan been dismissed. ne Iresiucnt
and Nine. C.rnOt having only brought with them TWO
who have been in their service many years, o.,u,
Simoran opinions, had ratcs taught to both his sons
The President Is carpenter and hi Younger brother
iocksnith FOR the reason he has never as
sumcd the tide OF count which is his by right OF I'm:
hcritance. the great Cannot ha'ing becn ennoblcd
by Napoleon l. In any case the Pre,iasn, Is nor
vlcomtc. a. has been assumed second titles having
not been awarded by Imperial decree to the eldest
sons, WHO could only inherit that OF then iaih.r,
though in many this rule has been infIfnged. VI
Carnot is by far the youngest OF the four Presidents
who have rcgncd at the Ey SEQ NJ Th rs was sew
enty-iour Marsha! MscMahon sixty. four and NJ
Grevy sixtyfvc al the time of their elections. Tho
previous inhabitants of the Elyscs the Marquis
de Pompadour. the nnancier Betujon Duchcsse de
Bourbon, Napoleon l.. King Murat, tho Due and ouch
esso dc Berry and Louis Napoleon before he became
Emperor To celebrate his cleo Ion. President Carnot
gaze the schoolboys day. holiday which VIII DC
takcn at Christmas time, and increase their short OUT
Ing from three tn iorT days
He married while young the daughter of the Econ
Thoy have four children three sons and daughter
now the ,yifo OF an Acknowledgement at Dion, NJ.
Cuni-set. One OF the Is Sub-lieutenant OF In
fanny another f. student Of the Ecoie DIES Mines
and tho third stlli at school, day boalder OF tho
IYcce Janson at Passy, where the house OF which NJ.
ard Nine Sa1l Garnet inhabit the third floor fiat Is
situated. They have not yet removed 10 the Eysee,
and will do for some days, "A 1t Is necessary 10
make a few alterations and repairs in the private
apartments of the Presidential palace
It IS objectionable whether Partisan society will have
gained much By the change. President CarnOt,
though prime Of life does not care for general
society," and Nine Carnot Is not prominent IN tash,
ionabe circles, though woman of extremely refined
taste and pleasing manners. Their apar lmcnfs In
tho RnO des basins handsomely ard OmoraOly
furnished and there Is certain amount of artistic
anang mcnt In tho smaller OF he two drawing
wherein sho was in the habit Of receiving every Tues
day afternoon. Her late father. NJ. Dupont whi'e
profcsscd Liberal Repul canism, bun was a great
admlrer of tho liberal insti niions Of England Ono
of tho MINOR dulles Of Nine Carnot's new position
will the difcc ion OF sewing class. Installed by
the Duchc-se dc Magenta at the Elysee. where the
: made which Is prcSen cd, with a bank
ncc of 80 francs. 10 certain number OF poor mot hers
annually 10 whose In ants the President consents TO
stand gDdafhor. Mmo. Grevy manifested much
Interest In his class, and always spent some tlmo
ever day inspecting the work aud hclIing the scan
st,e:ses wi n her adj leo Tho wi OF the OK President
had ma sion for line linen ana was wont to arrange
and re- arrange tho contents OF the lingerie with her
hands.