Gabriac

Paul Joseph de Cadoine, Marquis de, a French diplo. matist; born in Heidelberg, Baden March 1, 1792; was consul-general in New York in 1812-1814; gupetnts minister to Stockholm in 1828; and minister to Brazil in 1826. While in Brazil he induced all the other States in South America to adopt the French maritime law. He was created a pee in 1841, and made a senator in 1853. He died in Paris, June 12, 1865. Gabriel (hero or man of God), in Biblical history, the angel who announced to Zacharias the birth of John, and to Mary the birth of the Saviour. In Jewish mythology he is one of the seven archangels. Gabrielle d@’Estrees, the daughter of Antoine d’Estrees, 40 years aang i of artillery in France; m in 1571. Henry IV., visiting her father’s chateau in 1590 fell in love with her, and she became his mistre , retaining his affection for many years, and enjoying the honors though not the title of queen. She received the title of Duche of Beaufort. At Easter, 1599, Gabrielle was sent to Paris, the king observing the Easter ceremonies at Fontainebleau. She there died suddenly April 10, 1599; it has been suspected that she was poisoned.