New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-13
NAPOLEON'S WEDDING
|,riuce Will Marry CIementine of
BeIuium at marlborough.

III .s~a,t 1910. by tho Brentwood COMPANY
ii .sss -Iementine OF lelgiura's mar
80 Prince Victor Napoleon is Go take
- not at Brussels. but at the English
- of Empress Eugene. at Farnhor-
and this disposes OF the story recent
I%.,-.slated 20 the effect that their en-
,,srt had been broken Of
-, Is peculiar fitness IN soiernnizing
.s-riage At Peterborough. For, in the
and priory situated on THE En-
- property. which Is within easy
- arriving distance from windsor. there
=. ton,hs OF Napoleon III and OF his
- son. tho Prince Imperial. who fell
,.,,r under the English fsg against the
- IN south Africa.
those present viii. he General
=. Louis Bopaparte. OF the Russian
brother 81 Prince Victor: their sis
widowed Duchess Of Aosta: while
" ..erson. the present Duke OF Aosta.
II t,s brother. the Duke OF tho Abruzzi.
go 10 on hand. the Duke Of Aosta
n..,-,iur King Victor Emmanuel 81
princess Stephanie and her husband.
"- ror-av. nave also been asked, and
Il bile that some Of the members OF
,,erirc house Of England. certainly
- Henry Of Battenberg. and posi-
".,so Queen Alexandra and hor daugh-
n-sroess Victoria, viii attend.
CO.. and away the most remarkable
s-.o-esti-p personage at the wedding
- -, .be briSecroorn's mother. Princess
eD..rss Fonaparte sister Of the late King
..-+ AS well a. OF Queen Psa, and
-.~ since shc overthrow of the
49, t--7pire. has made her home I'm the
/ -. NJ NoncaHere. near Turin. which
- converted into an orphanage and
Il .---itsl and where she has led the
4 10 Sister Of Mercy. devoting her
l ..i-el, ta works 81 charity. The only
.,s- she left Moncaliere was when
t,,sssna. who hsd treated her with
.-.,s1 neglect. lay dying Al home. and
Go away with his head on her shoul-
..,,-lefclv reconcued. She has never
- 81 any court function since the
'.,-stle dav when after the proclama-
=, ,i-e republic Al Paris she drove in
IN s-ste. IN an open carriage and four,
=, ,,,,-i5e-s through the streets Of Paris.
zen through the turbulent Faubourg
.-.,.-s ro lake the train FOR Italy, all
~, 5or7ug their hats as she passed
| Il token Of respect her departure present.
/ s.-kire contrast 20 that Of Empress
| r-ye-ie. who fed in disguise. under the
=. n l,er American dentist, the late Dr.
| Thomas Evans
-. -.rrr,srriur marriage viii be = note
.,--hv occasion. as indicating that tAe
p,-sns-tisl family is now united. ana tha1
| 49, seuds which 30 long kept its members
- and which did such incalcUlahle harm
!. .bs irluorialist cause IN France are now
!. an enc But one cannot help recalling
,ss- Prince Victor Napoleon WAS denounced
!, his father. the late Prince Napoleon,
| = ais Will as the most unfilisl of sons,
"a, ~ was disoWned and that his father
,-so-ute'v refused To see him when dying.
v,,eove-. u there was one object Of hatred
end aversion in the life OF the late Prince
Vs,oleou. b. was Empress Eugene. That
30 usdding OF his disowned son should
.ssa Mace under Eugenie's roof cannot but
-f,sH his auimosity toward both OF them.
Lord Thurlow Again 8 Bankrupt.
ro-s 7turlov who is now in his seventy
Second wear and who in his young days
sss connected with the British Legation
| 81 washington. IS once more in the bank
-.rtcy court with about Seo@oo worth Of
liabilities and literally no assets. He is
familiar ngure in the United States. having
ae7uert'v come over here in connection
rf.h the promotion OF schemes OF indus
rial and financial enterprises. and by his
agreeable. courteous manners invariably
managed 10 secure a hearing. I'm spite Of
he unpleasant features OF his first bank
rurtcy. which took place in 1884, and from
which he never obtained his discharge.
he registrar Of the Courts Of Bankruptcy
\ making his annual report 70 the gov
eminent. in 1856, went out Of MS way to
emphasize the fact that Lord ThurloW' S
tsrk-urtcy which was wei up in the
millions ~ dollars. had been the most dis
srreesH Ie that had come under his notice
u msuy wears.
Lord Therl0w, who has filed the Office
q uayrraster Of the government. and who
r 1855 was Lord High Commissioner 10 the
General Assembly OF Scotland At Edin-
t.rrh. where De held court al the Palace
q. Ho'vrgod in the name OF the late Queen,
isa very auiable. mild-spolzen man. utterly
Unlike ir this respect the FIRST Lord Thur
lrr. the famous Lord High Chancellor
WHO was renowned Tor his evil temper and
ts coarse language. IL is on record that
I'D one occasion. having abused his valet
ior SOM time without receiving any reply,
BE- concluded ly saying. Il wish 10 God
y0u we~e in hell" The terrified servant
exclaimed. .I wish I was. my lord, ] wish
vgsi"
On TIE occasion Of his sitting for the
last ,ire f4 the Court OF Chancery Lord
Chancellor Thurlow did not say a single
word H. way ~ farewell 20 the bar, such
g. is usual iu the case Of judicial digni-
iares oa retirement. whcreapon one Of the
counsel present remarked, "He might a
least have said Damn YOU, II was TINS
LORD TIu-'aN Of whom FOX made the re-
Issrk, no man was ever so wise as Lord
murlow looks and in point o. fact ms
legal knowledge WAS considerably less than
hs Office ra rrsutod.
The present Lord ThuTlow's eldest son
vas KILLED in the B0er war. as captain
q the Black Watch. al the battic Of Mag
ers'0ufs.a. and The present heir 10 the
lfgrl0W uar1ny. which dates from l7S-,
h The second SON. the Rev. Charles Bru-e,
Nho has l.ysd for many years in this coun-
Try a. Nsu York and in other ports, as a
Chaplain and manager OF missions TO sea-
men. Another son. the Hon. Henry Nigel
bruce. has followed the example 81 has
Father .l graduating from the bankruptcy
court
LORD Ca-bery's Castle Burns.
LORD uarlrry. whose Irish home Castle