MISCELLANEOUS - Lot 162

MISCELLANEOUS Jacques Antoine Adrien DELORT. 1773-1846. General, peer of France. March 7, 1843. "The Chamber of Peers is finally showing signs of life. It will meet tomorrow, March 8. François RASPAIL. 1794-1878. 1 las, February 14, 1828. Chemist agrees to the publication of his "mémoire sur le sang" written in collaboration with "Orfila" in the Journal Général. Marie Jean-Pierre FLOURENS. 1794-1867. 1 las, February 28, 1856. Academician. Would like friends to attend an Academy session. Demartin du Tyrac de MARCELLUS. 1795-1861. Diplomat. 1 las, January 18, 1850. About Chateaubriand and the generous words he heard from the author of the Génie du Christianisme in 1828: "Liberty no longer has anything to fear from glory." Charles-Marie-Augustin GOYON. 1803-1870. General. Born January 16, 1868. He would like to see his cousin, now a lieutenant, promoted to the rank of captain. Adolphe LE FLO. 1804-1887. General, then deputy. 3 las 1851-1857. His signed portrait is included. Melchior Joseph Eugène DAUMAS. 1803-1871. Senator during the Second Empire. 1 las, March 9, 1866. Henri-Auguste-Georges du Vergier de LA ROCHEJACQUELIN. 1805-1867. Politician. A quatrain on a leaflet with the coat of arms. "He was a fool yesterday, he's a traitor today." Justin Napoléon Prosper marquis de CHASSELOUP-LAUBAT. 1805-1873. Napoleon III's Minister of the Navy. 2 ace banknotes. 1871. Jean-Louis Charles JAURES. 1808-1870. Vice-admiral. Las, 4 p. February 15, 1865. "You could not have given me greater pleasure than to be the first to announce to Madame Jaurès my promotion to vice-admiral." Portrait photo carte visite attached. François Certain DE CANROBERT. 1809-1895. Marshal of France. 1 las, October 14, 1885. Letter of recommendation for the son "of the brave general we lost before Sebastopol." Louis Henri de GUEYDON. 1809-1886. Vice admiral. 3 las, 9 p. 1869. LETTER OF MARQUE. Authorization to arm and equip in war and merchandise the privateer named l'Impératrice Reine. August 9, 1810. Fine document in folio. JEAN Louis Armand de QUATREFAGES DE BREAU. 1810-1892. Biologist, zoologist. 1 las. Postponed appointment. Octave François Charles, BARON DIDELOT. 1812-1886. Vice admiral. 2 las, 7 p. 1866. Jean Baptiste Edmond JURIEN DE LA GRAVIERE. 1812-1892. Vice Admiral. Las, 3 p. November 21, 1868. Then commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean squadron. "Please give my candidates one of those nice shoulder blows you know so well how to give". Charles Victor FREBAULT. 1813-1888. General. 1 las. July 5. He asks that "the term encablures should be substituted for the words and figures: hundred meters in naval tactics". Noël MADIER DE MONTJAU. 1814-1892. Politician Las, 2 p, "26 matin". Émile Félix FLEURY. 1815-1884. General and diplomat. 1 las, sd to "his dear Gallifet" to promote M. Blain Mal des logis. Laurent François GOUVION-SAINT-CYR. 1815-1904. Las, 3 p. November 17, 1901. Pierre-Napoléon BONAPARTE. 1815-1881. Las, 4 p. to the director of L'Union, August 21, 1849. In this letter, the author praises the democratic Caesarism whose reign was approaching when this letter was sent. Clipping from L'Intermédiaire des chercheurs et des curieux, July 25, 1891. Georges CLOUE. Vice-Admiral then Minister of the Navy. 1817-1889. 1 billet as. FRANÇOIS D'ORLEANS. 1818-1900. Las 2 p. August 16, 1861. Louis Joseph BUFFET. 1818-1898. Minister of Finance.1 las 2 p. Louis-Adolphe COCHERY. 1819-1900. Postmaster General. 2 las. 1881. Eugène DE FOUQUE DE JONQUIERES. 1820-1901. Vice admiral, member of the Academy of Sciences. 3 las. 1877, 1893. Albert de BROGLIE. 1821-1901. 1 bill 1 p. sd. "We neglected... to adjourn for the Slavery Commission. "Jules François Émile KRANTZ. 1821-1914. Naval officer and Minister of the Navy and the Colonies. 1 las. Aldebert Pineton de CHAMBRUN. 1821-1899. Politician. 1 las 2p. The word "honnête" has become a bit rococo, yet M. Vaudal was moved by it and M. Thiers used it in the gallery in a less than severe manner. Jean de BOURBON. 1822-1887. 1 ace visiting card and 1 ace letter, May 30, 1907. "I would be infinitely obliged if you could take an interest in a friend of mine who would like to find a position as a chauffeur..." Aristide DENFERT-ROCHEREAU. 1823-1878. 1 las, May 7, 1876. "Note for the upholsterer. Auguste GOUGEARD. 1827-1886. Minister of the Navy. Las October 31, 1881. Asks when a ship will be ready for trials. The 32 autographed pieces.