New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE UPON TIE CITIZEN NiCioH
NoIP-Tuf ATTEMPT To MURDER MADE hS TIE
PRINCE PIERRE NAPOLEON BoNAIAh'E oiVN i"N
CITIZEN Uric DE FoUvlmIE
"Ib,ve had the weakness TO believe that Bona
potte could he other than an assassin nave o''oH
10 imagine that fair duel was possible ID thaV IAN,
uy where murder aud wayaying are tauiuona' auu
babituaL Om colaborcr, Pascha "IouSsoF n"o
shared nv error and to-day we mourn our oeai
friend Victor NON, assasslnaed 10y INC iu"'' WV
Napoleon BOnaparte.
For eighteen wears past France has been III the
blood.stained hands Of those cutthroats VINO ho'
content with giving eTape-shot to Republicans IN
the streets allure them into bated traps for the pui
nose of slaughtering them at home teopIe ol
France! Have YOU not had decidedly enough Vi
uiisf tPctple FyaRcais, Est &C qae dec'd0"@' !" !"
toares pas qii roild assem- HENRI hoChhioNl'
The NorsciUqise was very violent again TINS morn
LOO aud tIe entire issue was therefore seized by the
authorities.
ii. DE FoUvELLE's ACCOUNT or THE MURDER
Ia iioyseiaise also publishes the following state
mont OF II. de Touvee
On he 10th Of January 1870 at o'clock, victor
Nor and myself repaired to the residence OF Prince
Pierre Bonaparte, No. 50 Rue dAutcui. We were
commissioned by NJ. Paschal GTOusset to demand OF
Prince Pierre Bonaparte the reason for injurious a-
eles AGAINST NJ Paschal Grousset published IN rice
rdc Ia Corse We handed our cards to two ser
wants who stood at the door, and who ushered US
into a small parlor tue ground floor at our right
hand Attera few minutes we were conducted up
stars to the first floor, passed through lenclug
room and finally entered a drawing room. door
opened and NJ. Pierre Bonaparte entered. We adj
yanccd toward him, and the following words passed
between us:
SIR, We come, on behalf OF NJ. faschaI GToussct,
20 deliver letter TO you.'
lyon are not come, then, on behalf OF NJ. Roche
fort and You are not tools Of hisT
Sin, we are here on other business and beg you
10 look at this letter.
handed him the letter lie approached window
20 read IT, He read it, aud after crushing ii in his
Hands he returned toward us
u have provoked NJ. R0chefort,D said he, he
cause hc is the standardbearer Of the rabble as for
W. Crou,sct l have no reply TO make him. Are you
he representatives of these cariOnf tees chaTogHep
Sir answered, eve come to you to fulGll 10y
ally and courteously the Commission intrustod to
~ by our friend
Are you the representatives of these wIotchos|
Victor Noir replied: We are the representatives
Of our friends"
Then, suddenly advancing q step, and without
proyocajion Oh our part, Prince Bonaparte slapped
Victor NOil with lis loft hand, aud az the same time
drew revolver of six chambers, which he had held
concealed in his pocket, already cooked, and fired
Hp0u NJr with tue luuZze Of the pistol close 10 him.
Eor staggered pressed both hands on his breast and
sank down IN the doorway by which we had entered,
The ro,yardly assassin then turned upon me and
fred. then seized a small pistol which had lnmy
pocket and while was endeayoTiDg TO free 1t from
the sheath The wretch rushed on me- hut when ne
SAW that was armed lie rctTcated stood behind the
door. and aimed at me. It was then that compTe-
bendinq the ambush into which we had fallen, and
rejecting that if fired there would not be wanting
those who would say that we were the aggressors'
opencd a door which was behind me and rushed out,
CRYING Eiurderr As l went out a second shot fol-
loved and again passed through my coat. In the
street found Noir who had had strength TO descend
the .tals. and who was dead. These are the facts,
lust as they tlauspred, and look for prompt and
excmplaJs justice for this crime.
Uric DE FoUvEnIE.
The funeral OF Victor Noir took place to-day.
The Government, expecting demonstration, made
extensive preparations 10 preserve order and at an
early hour all its police and military arrangements
were complete.
During the morning people began TO gather around
The house where the remains were lying, coming
from all parts Of tie city, At u o'clock 5000 work
men fIoln the Faubourgs had passed up the Boule-
wards Oh their way 20 the funeral. Many carriages
with ladies dressed in mourning drove 70 the house
10 join the procession.
ALE ln. deputations Of worzmen visited the re-
mains The streets from the Place de Ia COncOTde to
Tie Rue de Auteuil were filled with vast thrOngs of
people Carriages containing noted persons were
surrounded by the crowd, and their occupants
cberrod The weather was cold and heavy rain
was falling but the numbers continued to increase.
Between and o'clocl, more thapa hundred thou
sand persons were assembled il the vicinity Of the
place where the remains roposed.
Henri Gocheiolt attended the funeral, and his ap-
peaIance called forth great demonstration OF en-
tbnsiasm from the people.
Tic remains were taken 10 Neully for interment,
whittier they were followed by a long procession.
The crowd wanted to parade with the BODY through
Paris but Louis Noir brother of deceased, refused
lis consent At the cemetery there were frequent
shouts Of Yiyc la Republiquo' aud the Marseil-
laise " was repeatedly sung by the people.
During the day, while MN. Rocbefort and Raspail
were coming down the Champs Eiys6es accompanied
by great crowd who were singing the Marscn
iaise" they were stopped by regiment Of troops
and the crowd was ordered to disperse. Rochcfort
claiming his right a Deputy, passed on TO the
Chamber, where be arrived. pale and much excited
The Champs Elystes were then cleared by the troops
Tive battalions stationed near the Hall of the
Legislative Body, and five regiments were massed
OH the boulevard close at hand The crowd finally
dispersed, without Offering resistance, but some
arrests were made by the police.
The Rappei newspaper has been seized by the
police.
In the Corps Legislatif, the Committee TO whom
was referred the demand Of the ProcuTeur Imperial
have pronounced in favor Of auagning Deputy
Rochefort for outrage against the Emperor, and for