The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-12

point OF being proclaimed king under the regency OF
the Duchess Of Orleans, when q frenzied crowd
that would not be content with the mere abdicaton
OF the King invaded the hall and turned the chances
against him. With extreme difficulty they were
saved from the fury OF the populace. They fed first
to the Hotel des Invades, then secretly removed to
Bligny, and finally succeeded in reaching Belgium
in safety. After remaining for time at Ems,
they settled at Eisenach, through the hospitality OF
the Grand Duke OF Weimar, maternal uncle OF the
Duchess, and subsequently took up their abode at
Claremont, with the rest Of the Orleanist exiles.
The successful establishment of the Empire by
Napoleon III disspated their hopes for the time,
and so preyed upon the mind OF the anxfons mother
as to bring upon her illness resulting In death on
May 1s, 1853, as already stated.
In the autumn Of 1861, the young Count de Paris,
accompanied by his brother, the Duke de Chartres,
and his uncle the Prince de Joinville came to the
United States, where they were courteously and
kindly received by the highest officials. General
Mcclellan, then In chief command OF our armies,
proposed that jhe young princes should his
staf which they did, with the rank Of captains Of
volunteers but without pay and at liberty at any
time to resign their commissions. They remained
on General McClellans staff until the conclusion of
the disastrous Virginia campaign OF 1862 and the
retreat of the Army Of the Potomac in june when
they returned to Europe. Since then the Count de
Paris has been quietly biding his time, and awaiting
Just such a combination Of circumstances as fat
present give him reasonable hope OF ascending
the throne Of his grandfather.
The Count de Paris, on May 80, 1864, married his
first cousin, the Princess Marie Isabelle FRANCHISE,
eldest daughter Of the Duke de Moutpenser and the
Infanta Marie Louise, sister of the ex-Queen Isa-
bella II of Spain, who born September 21, 1s4s
By her he has daughter, the Princess Marie
Amelie, born in 1865 and we believe another child
also.
Aremarkable article, entitled Germany and its
New Tendencies" J." which appeared in the Reuue des
of paris i'm and oft tod
considerable attention. is said to have been written
by the Count de Paris.
Robert Philippe Louis, Duke de Chartres,'I
the second Of the last Duke Of Orleans, born
at Paris November 9, 1910. He was but two years
OF age when his father died, and only six when
driven into exile by the dethronement of his grand
father. He has followed the fortunes of his elder
brother in Europe and America. On June H. 1868,
he married his first cousin, FRANCHISE Marie Amele,
eldest daughter Of the Prince de Joinvle, by whom
he has had three children-the Princess Marie born
January 49, 1865 the Prince Robert, born January
II, 1866, and the Prince Henri, born in 1861
Francois Ferdinand Philippe, Prince de Join
third son of Louis Philippe, was born at Neuily
August II, 1918. He received liberal education in
the public colleges ef France, went to at the age
Of thirteen, soon after his fathers accession to the
| throne and devotng himself Zealously to his pro-
fesson, soon became great favorite in the French
! navy. Being entrusted with the task Of demanding
reparation from Mexico, he was present, as com.
mander Of the corvette Creole at the bombardment
of the castle of San Juan dUlOa, and entered Vera
| Cruz at the head Of the stormng party, being the
first to enter the gates under heavy fire, and being
saved from certain death only through the devotion
of one OF his officers. In 1s41 he commanded the
frgate La Belle Poue, which transported to France
the remains Of the First Napoleon. He rose finally
\ to the rank Of rear r-admrai, commanded
a squadron in the war with Morocco
bombarding Tanglers and capturing Mogador, and
for this service was promoted to The Iank Of vice.
admiral. He was in Algers with his BROTHER the
| Duke d. Aumale, at the time OF the revolution Of
February, 1S4S Following his family into exile, he
devoted considerable time to writing articles the
| naval service for the ReUue des Deu1 MOndes, the
last of which, published in 1865, was a comparative
review OF the fleets OF the United States and OF
France and excited much attention. After accom-
panying his two nephews on their military visit to
this country, in 1s61-62, he published in the Revue
des Deu1 Mondes wellwrtten and critical review OF
the Virginia campaign, which he had witnessed as
an attendant upon General McClellan's staff. On
May /, 1s43, he married, at Rio Janeiro, Donna
Francisco de Braganza, sister OF the Emperor Pedro
ii OF Brazil, by whom he has had two chdren-the
Princess Francoise Marie Amelie born In 1874, and
married to her cousin, the Duke de Chartres; and
the Duke de Penthievre, born in 1645.
Henri Eugene Philippe, Duke d'AumaIe,
fourth son Of Louis Philippe was born at Paris
January 16, 1922. At the age Of seventeen he en-
tered the army; participated in the Algerian cam
paign of ls40-4l, with his brother, the Duke of Or
leans, and in 1912 -43 was again in Algeria, wher,
he conducted one OF the most brilliant campaigns o
the war, capturing the camp and all the correspond
ence OF Abd.el-Kader, together with 5000 prisoner
and an immense treasure. He was made a lieu
tenant general for this service, and In 1s47 becam
Governor-General OF Algeria, which position h
filled when Abd-el-Kader surrendered. After the re
yoution OF Feb, 1s4s, he joined the exiled famil
in England where ge has since principally resided
devotiDg himself to literary pursuits A pamphle
published by him in 1851 created great sensation
and led TO challenge TO Prince Napoleon, to whom
it was addressed and who gained but little credit IL
France by refusing to meet his antagonist. Tn
| Duke dAumale owns several fine estates in England
In 1874 he was married to Marie Caroline August
de Bourbon, daughter OF Prince Leopold OF SalernC
by whom he has had two sons. The youngest @
these, Francois Louis Marie Philippe, Duke d
Guse born in 1854, is the only one now living.
Antoine Marie Philippe, Duke de hIOutpensieF
is SO well known in connection with his candldac
for the vacant throne OF SPAN, that but little
be said concerning him. The fifth son OF Loui
Philippe, he was born at Neuilly July 81, 1924 en-
tered the army in 1s42 as lieutenant OF artillery
served in Africa in with distinction and ate
a tour through the East married the Infanta Mari
I Louise Ferdnande de Bourbon, sister OF Isabella Il
thenQueen OF Spain. The excitement and irrrtatio
resulting from this master-stroke of policy on tn
part OF Louis Philippe nearly led to a rupture be
8 tween France and England. After the Revolutio
OF February, 1s4s, he resided for time In BngauC
but finally removed to Spain where he received th
title Of Infante, and the rank OF Captain-Gene
the overthrow OF Isabella ii he at once became
candidate for the throne and his course in this ma
: ter led TO a duel with Prince Henri de Bourbon
brother-in-law OF the ex-Queen, and her cousin,
{ well as cousin OF his own wife.
The encounter, which came on on March 10 las