The New York herald., 1872-10-28
THE EXPULSION OF PRINCE NAP0-
LEON.
Irrom the Gslignani OF Oct. l4.l

perial Highness from the French territory he and
the Princess ClOIlda having been accompanied on
Saturday morning by gendarmes to the Swiss IRON
tier on their way to Prangins whence they had
come prior to entering France.
The chateau OF Millemont, belonging to M.
Maurice Richard, is situated at about mile and
half from the station OF Observation-Disclosures, on
the western line from Paris to Grandvile. At that
residence on Friday NJ. Patinot, Chief du Cabinet
10 the Prefect OF Police, waited on the Prince,
armed with the following document
MINISTER OF THE INFERIOR !
CABINET Or THE UNDER sncHn91sr 1ss q q ssE1As1z ST.
We Minister OF the Interior in conformity with orders
rom ie o. RE sident OF the Republic after hearing the
has s Hss
PASSPORT which only Been delivered ID to to him for
ARrcLn InPrnce jerome m Napoieon Bonaparte shall
amS SSs S % ns asinst s the pree Of
poee ,sc to 9G the present decision and to
ART a-Ihe civil and military authorities are invited
to lend assistance for the execution Of the
For tne Minister of the Interior, the Under Secretary
M. Rouher, who had come with his wife and some
other friends OF the imperial family present their
respects to their Highnesses remarked to NJ.
siege he had no quality to exercise such mission
The other bowed to that observation and with.
drew, IN order to refer to the government, and
took with hlm the following protest, drawn up by
the Prince:-
,p nee MspoeSn on has read the 9 The decree from
and handed him by 81 Patinot and to that notification
Ia: 70 nSyn with the Princess
SGoda hs wife an Invitation from his trend
i ErsnsS tasass cssn family
No law has pronounced his exile, nor has any been
TSe Prince is % member Of the Council General Of
French and exercises the attributes belong
Ths Prince Princess exhibited a. the frontier pass
II s Sy y s hs
i I'm out for n \ has nsen Y &
sth Of the pres mt month, at Pontarier.
4th October 1871 and Is made out for France and Eng
dieon with ali Ih the @ nd
a m m ns Ny At s S s WS
only delivered for a determined case
cuan of the decree against person. and de-
@ to TO ps n ha @ MS
to the judicial authority the guardian OF the laws OF the
The frince invites NJ Patinot to communicate imme.
diaeiy this reply to the SxP6LEoN 0ERoME,
Another attempt was afterwards made by the
police TO seize on the person OF the Prince, as at
sary of Police in Paris, presented himself, accom-
panied by gendarmes, at the park gate Of M. Maui
open them in order that the Ministerial decree
might be put in execution. The Prince called the
attention the agent to the fact that by virtue OF
the law OF 1S49 on the state OF siege no perqusitOn
or arrest can be made at a domicile after sunset
without special order from the military authority
Princess stl remain at Miliemont "There is rea-
son to hope,n observes the GaulOiS ''that night
will bring reflection to the government; in the con con
tlda will be apprehended and conducted by the
gcndarmere to the frontier, as their Highnesses
arc resolved to only give way to force."
On saturday morning all the guests at Memont
and the household were up early and breakfast
rally liked for that meal. The Prince, being well
aware that his arrest had been ordered, sat down
Grevy, President Of the Chamber
MlLLExosr Seine ct oise), Oct r.
MoNsIEuR LIE PREslDEsr-A violation Of law has been
s e
o IL & s
Committee Of permanence persuaded that, in spite of
vain before a French Chamber.
french citizen in full exercise Of my civil and
department, Corsica; finding myself bevond the French
II the
q m, addressed myself to M the French au
That fanclIonary replied that he could not deliver to
days after he informed me that he authorized
ErSnse delivered y order Of the October
the dG estsna S1'a
ns 0 S 6 sG1 to s M s e s4 sFa %
This year fellow citizens reelected me. and my cleo
ton was validated without opposition.
Finding myself therefore both De ae,o and de "e in
believe that the did not my
civil and political rights For some months past have
Lille Calais ohambery, Dion, Grenotc and Marseilles
that found myself in foreign country before reentcr
This paper shows the cius of the French diplomatic
al thu hsr s and in aondSn @
II France nor were they the precxt Of any trouble or
Gonildng in my right, aeknowedgea BY the gov
ponarer With my we showing my passport in my OWN W
name The document was pd by the authorities OF the
went to house Of my friends in the country
the choice Of institution which could get my sous
to f na s Sat
%T asss Tf asSyf s II
staying there q for three days having
% @ Sny a. c S my 8 se 0n when rssTda
The Interior, Which l here transcribe.
(The decree signed "Calmonr and which will be
found above, is the document alluded t0)
Here the reply made to that fanctonary, who has
not aecorGng eco TO our Iaw any authority to execute an
(The protest which we have given above is the
paper spoken off,
This morning commlsary Of police, assisted by gen
scD to get into railway train which is we told to
II i my duty the few of respite left me
by the agents OF the President OF the Republic draw up
a protest and to transmit 1t to you.
You perceive Monsieur { President. that French cit
under the ban OF exceptional law Is violently
arrested Councillor General is prevented soouri
ing in France; In word, the victim of odiously
arbitrary act.
What s more, have the right told the agent Of
the Minister TO consider myself having been enticed
into snare as the government regular pass
enter France, and has always been informed of
my visits by it, own emlssares.
political conduct full Of moderation never given
the government the slightest pretext Tor incrninaton
and defy 1t to formulate against complaint coming
within the reach OF any Law Whatever.
In reality, the name Of Napoleon, which have the
honor to bear only crime in the eyes OF the
mcnt
II wanted TO find arguments i'll Of liberty Of the
they would abound In the speeches OF the Prc
dent of the Republic and Of all his Ministers At this
day. although dcpoares of power, they deny the prin
ciples of respect Tor the law they rally to the radical
which annlcd q Tours and