New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
FRANCE.
nuls phliInna ESntuo of FrancA

Louis Philippe, EX-hiug Of France.
We had already commenced he preparation OF
brief biography OF tae late Lious Philippe, Count
Dc Newly and former King oil the French, when
the following came to hand in the London Times
1t embraces all the prominent events of Louis Phil
ippes life and will be read with Inherent
Louis Philippe was born in Paris, on the 9th Of
October, 1913, and was the eldest son OF Philippe
Joseph Duke Of Orleans, (known to the world By
the so6r1quet of " Philippe EgAue J. and of Marie,
the daughter Of the Duke de Peuthevre Trained
by careful and benevolent parents, the youth OF the
future King ~ss marked by many sets OF beneyo
ience, bespesking high character sufficient to cali
forth the high commentator OF the celebrated
Madame de Genlis, whose wise and Gdicious train
ing well cacula cd 10 develop any latent good
quslitles in the minds OF those under her charge
Ybe diary o. The Duke de Charities shows that he
wss not altogether exempt IRON revolutionary doc
trines, and theae Ideas were far FROM being dla
oouraged by his connection with the Jscobin Club
la 1871 the young Duke who had previously re-
ceived the appointment of Colonel in the l4th
Regiment OF Dragons, assumed the command OF
that corps and almost the first act OF his authority
was the saving of two clergymen from the fury Of
the mob, consequent upon their refusal, In common
with many others, 10 take the oath required By the
Constitution. Much personal courage was on .hls
occasion displayed by the Dake de Charres, aud
mob similar mount Of courage was shown by
him in saving rom drowning III. de 5lret, OF
Neudome, sab Engineer, In the Office of Roads
aud Bridges and civic crown was presented 10
him by the municipal body Of that to <n,
In August 1871 the Duke dc Chartres Quilted
Yendome withhis regimen5 boundtor slenceinnes.
In Apr, 1892, war bel0g declared against Austria,
the Duke made his first campaign. He fought at
NAmy at the head of the troops oonddad TO hin
b. X eilermae, on the 20Ih Of September, 1872 snd
siterw&ros Oh the 9th OF November, undei Du.
INQUIRER, S! emappes. During tue period ia which
the Duke do Charities wGs engaged IN the military
operations the revolution Was Fastening 80 It's crlsE,
The decree OF hGnishment against the Bourbon
Capesracet 80 soou atserw&d repealed, seems 10
have alarmed the mild Of the Duke, who earnestly
heeought biz father TO seek Ri asylum on foreign
shore, urging the aahspplRess o, hlE having 70 at
As 8 Judge Of Louis the XVI The Duke o. Or.
leans paid no attention TO thess remoussrances and
iirding that his persussions were 10 70 avail the
Duke Chartres returned to his post ia the army.
The execution of the Duke OF Orleans coon after.
ward verified the melancholy snticlp ltions Of his
son. Be was put 10 death on the 2lst OF January
1898. Exactly seven months after the de6ih Of his
fisher, tine Duke dc Chassres and General Dumou-
rer weIe summoned before the Committee OF PUb
lie Safety ana, knowing the ssngulnsry nature Of
that tribunal, both Instantly aed toward the f.on.
tisrS In spite Of the eEger pursuit. which was com
mence6 they both escaped into the Belgian Ne
therlsnds, then in the possession Of Austria TIE
Auatrsn authorities invited hin TO enter their ser
vice but, houoraby refusing 70 sakeup sg ainst
hs country, he retired into private lie, going ss q
traveller to AK ia ChApsiie and Coben;z soward
Switzerland having at tbe same time bat slender
funds and beiue hourly basel with dangers Ade-
laide, Mademoiselle d Oresns fed iato the same
country with Der pseoeptreHs. Madame de Gents,