, 1872-10-28
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

+ FRANCE.
New YoRK, Oct. 27.-The Paris Imperialst pa
pers give very heart-rending account Of the
manner in which Prince Napoleon and Princess
Clothilde were expelled from France. The fact
is, however, no expulsion WAS ordered Of that
greatly respected lady. Whom Thiers issued his
order, he WAS not aware that the Princess
Clothilde WAS with her husband. President
Theirs WAS embarrassed when he learned it, and
was undecided for several hours aB to what course
to pursue. It was ultimately decided that, the
edict Of expulsion having gone forth, it would
be lamentab1e weakness to draw back. mill
itary aNache OF the italian Embassy, :
personal friend Of Prince Napoleon, was
requested to carry all sorts Of pacific messages
to the Princess, and try to make the Prince go
away quietly, but the latter adhered to his de-
termination not to be expelled except by actual
Comrisaary Of Police, supported b q body Of
gems Gd7-ncs went to M. Richards Chateau at
Millemont. where the Prince and Princess were
guests. u: Richards would not admit the Com
examined. The papers we're found in due form,
and the formality Of. seizing Prince Napoleon
BY the coat collar, which he insisted
upon, vas gone through, :; and he " vas
conveyed III carriage to the railway train. The
Princess entered the same carriage Of her OWN
accord. II. Rouher wanted to accompany the
Prince to exile, but the latter forbade it. The
Prince issued letter Of 1emonstrance Of con-
siderable length, in which he saYs; *sThe law is
violated in my person. I am the victim Of an
abuse OF force. I shall ask reparation Of the
competent authorities OF France. am French
citizen in full enjoyment OF my civil and political
rights, and q Councillor General for the Depart
ment Of Corsica: ahall meet with that Justice
which Is mover invoked in vain in q French
Assembly. In truth, tho name OF Napoleon,
which have the honor to bear, is my only crime
in the eyes Of the Government. leave France
with bitterness Of soul which Icannot conceal" :"
The Paris correspondent Of the London Meas
says: 'tAll the Princes Of the Pretender's FAM
lilies should be banished from the Republic, but
II. Theirs, after recalling the Orleans Princes
and loading them with honors, cannot use this
argument. Prince Napoleon is unpopular in the
army, and has no party among the civilians, but
the present capricious act, forming precedent
for unlimited tyranny, will discredit n. Theirs,
and put Prince Napoleon On pedestal such as
necessary to proscribe the Bonaparte family, a
bill for that purpose should long ago have been
brought in." :.
PAR1s, Oct. 27.-The evacuation Of the depart
mentg Of Marne and Upper Marne Will not be
completed until Nov. 4. 4 detachment Of
French hospital assistants on their way to
Camp Chalous, by mistake lett the train at the
town of Chalons, which ia still occupied BY the
Germans. They were Immediately arrested, and
Frenchmen, who hustled German sentinel,
was sent to the guard-house for three days
The others were released and forwarded to the
camp OF Chalons.
a Nantes Journal, the organ Of Count Of Cham.
bord appeals to the Orleanists to unite with the
Legitimists and aid the rightful heir to the
throne with heart, soul, and sword.