The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-11
Feeling in Paris and Action Of the Imperial
lists in the Assembly at Versailles.
Now the Empire is Peace-The
Peace of the Tomb"
Eugene to Proclaim a
Regency.
THE BOURsE STILL UPWARD.
rtlEeRAEs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A series Of kilograms dated at the residence Of
His late Majesty the ex-Emperor Napoleon the
Third, report that the Empress Eugene and all the
members OF the exiled household at Chiselhurst
were present OF the bedside of Bonaparte when he
died.
The patient displayed some slight signs OF con-
seriousness towards his last moments and spoke to
his wife, the ex-Empress, twice. but In very feeble
tone OF voice.
HIS HEARTS, BEST TRAIT.
The very last indication of life which the sufferer
exhibited was given in smile which sufrused his
face as the ex- Empress knelt down and kissed her
PARTED ON EARTH.
Eugene was completely overcome by the force
of her emotions and tainted to the moor in her
afnction.
PRINCE LOUIS BAPTIZED" IN SORROW.
The Prince Imperial OF France, who had been
again summoned to the sick room from the seat OF
hurst fifteen minutes subsequent to the moment
OF the ex- Emperors decease. The young man was
deeply affected and kissed the face OF his dead
father several times.
THE SUPREME EARTHLY MOMENT.
Napoleon passed away from earth peacefully and
without experiencing, apparently the slightest
pain.
THE DISEASE
His death is attributed, variously, to sync0pe of
the heart and respiratory organs, and to EN-.
bolsm-an EMBEDDING or interlacng Of one portion
of the intestinal canal within section OF the same
part Of the bowels.
THE pOsT-MORTEM
Apost-mOrtem examination Of the remains Of
the ex-Emperor will be made by the medical star
at Chisehurst to-day.
TO LIE IN STATE.
Napoeon's body will lie in state during several
days previous to the funeral.
THE FUNERAL
The arrangements for the funeral OF the de-
ceased ex-potentate have not yet been decided
upon. 1t is said that the Dean and Chapter Of
Canterbury Cathedral have offered, subject to the
approval OF the English Home ONCE crypt In that
cathedral beneath the crown of Thomas Beckett
as temporary tomb for the sepulture OF the re-
mains.
The body will probably be placed temporarily In
st. Mary's church.
THE WIDOWED EUGENIE
Her ex-Majesty Eugene knelt at the bedside
several hours after the death Of the Emperor, en-
gagged in prayer. A despatch from Chiselhurst at
halrpast ten O'Clock this morning says that
hint
Frustrated, and that she sees no one but her near
| est relatives. ~
| THE FRIENDS OF THE AFFLICTED ExILEs.
M. Rouher, who served as Minister Of State under
General Fleury, at one time Master OF the Horse
and q favorte aid on His Majestys stan. with
several other well known Bonapartists. have
arrived at Chisehurst
! Telegraphic dispatches are being received from
distinguished persons in all quarters expressing
the deepest sympathy for the ex-Empress.
| vIcroRrA's GREETING OF coNDoLEscE.
Her Majesty Victoria has despatched a message
of personal coincidence. addressed to Eugene,
| expressive Of the Queens sorrow at her sudden
| and sad bereavement.
ALBERT EDWARDS SYMPATHY FOR THE LONELY
| FAMILY.
| His Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales, accom-
panied by Prince Teck. visited Chselhurst yes
terday.
The Prince Of Wales, who is at present guest
Of Baron Rothschild at Acton, has requested the
postponement of all French plays at theatres in
London, as well as ball which was about to be
given in compliment to His Royal Highness.
EXPRESSION OF THE BRITISH PEOPLE
! The news Of Napoleons death was received by
the people in the rural districts and provinces Of
Great Britain with great regret, and much SYM
patty is expressed for Eugene and her son.
| The London journals Of this morning publish