New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07

his marriage with Mile tlexanirne de BlescnamM p.
because Of this marriage Lucien Bonaparie was eE
Guided from the Imperial rheritanS, ana rs ues
treated by Napoleon III. In 1852 Prince pierre wa va.
dssPoea Of MS paterna n nrs income from to.
Emperors private purse Even then there Ne S,,..
great GOODNESS between tn" Emperor ami Prinss
Pierre. but this cooiress became an opeI yins
when Pierre siGnihed his intention OF mtrrynt
granddaughter of an officer OF TIE tlrst r spp,y
Mile. Runin was bealiul ahd g0oi; TO htI Det.g ~,
was united greai intelI.gence ana ner ia,
Pierre was sufficient TO MAKE rim le'l'r Ia bs
he could not obtain ne h"'Heror clhS, t,,c,n
priest. In chapel cf the Church Of Slin;-ierinss,
fAuxerrois opposite the Louvre. the same cnu,S ~.
saint bartholomew massacre. the marrilse 'oo os
place. Later il was resuarised IN u .bli'' '"'
five children were born and OF these only two
livcd-Prince Roand and Prince JraAnt NC
quarter of Paris near Passy there inc Prince n.s
a vas: garden. and this he filled with animals sons
Which was The terror OF the ncighborhood. and =!
last Prince Pierre was obliged g. give X Z, 20.
b,es arrived OF 1870 the prince and his family %srs
obliged to taxi refuge in Belgium There ~ eor T
far from human habliation. one day the ho Ys
was destroyed by fire. and Prime Pierre OH .ii, I'D
everything had it not been tor The superngm .s
courage OF his admirable wife Prince, PL.' ~
thought on'y OF her chi,drsns welfare an werw
London. whore she opened millinery esi ID i.nss"s
The Princess had no assistance. ori In spiie AZ, "a
her courage, in spite OF her determination sn' 0''
sire returned to Paris because there she ihousn
that che would find those who owe ah thes 49,
grateful ones will ass!s; US" Yes; some ~ NJ s.
aid but on condition that the Princess leave Fanw
win her children MY children are French. -
piled the mother: and then sh' began me MI
gle that was to make OF her son brave o.', -.
OF her daughter Il distinguished artist. Eut lns
struggle was hard. and the princess was 100 p.oJJ
to ask assistance from those who had turn.u.
away at her first appeal only one among thoS
who had been Ministers Of Napoleon Ill "
mambered and that one was Duruy. - owe every.
thing to the Emperor and have made VOW rev.
TO see Bonaparte in trouble, II | can be OF /"
sis;ance" .,
land entered Lycee Louis-e-Grand and afierwsss.
the Military School of Saint-Cyr. from which -
graduated with high honors In 1875. In the inesss
1 time Pri-cess Jeanne worked AZ her art and y
engraving for the illustrated pancrs. this granrac
| niece Of the great Napoleon earned LIVELIHOOD w
! her mother ard herself. u.s
In the studio where Jeanne Bonaparte sunru
was another pupil Marie Blanc. her in,lmsss
friend Marie Blanc was heiress Of the Monss~s
millions and the friendship Of Jeanne was vM
prelude for the love of her brother Roland ~
! long after the meeting between Roland ana M ms
| Blanc their marriage took place. and the ,ouJn
Princess Roland wished that all around her s Titan
appeared in all directions. The family OF the y"phs ~
Princess wished her to choose husband a, ,,saus
! own heart, and her choice fell unon the Ma's'
| Christian de Nilleneuve-E sclapon Nerce 4, vile
The personal qualities OF the MARQUIS "e s,iIns
neuve. as. well as his birth. made mn, . ne
| husband for the Princess Jeanne Bonapar.e.a.
/ Marquis Is very intelligent and very eatr ,hs as
! his early youth he travelled much, and a. 'mwssNx
q twenty he fought IN spsn because Sa rrsstturned fs
This expedition the Marquis devoted hims orv: ~
tirely to the study OF literature ana n,sv mud
w,nss ~ Freni es and oasy Ss IS
Corsica. and he holds high place IA 'He -
Of Deputies. VI