The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-12


The upper lip is bare, the mustache having been
off to facilitate taking plaster cast. The beart
which remains is brown and bushy The feature
are stern and care worn, and have expression o
pain. The grand Gordon of the Legion of Homo
lies across the breast The hands which are uuglov
cd, are disposed in an easy aud natural manner III,
right caspng the left On the fourth finger of thu
left hand is a ring with several diamonds, PLACED
there by the Empress a small silver cross, of cx
quisite workmanship, lies on the breast and Tho
corpse are placed three sprigs OF holly Over the
head a crown of violet is suspended. Al the foot o
the coffin is the brass camp bedsiead on which the
Emperor died Seated on either side at the lower
end of the coffin, arc priest and religieuse The
furniture of the ROOM as well as OF the whole man
sion, is unostentatious."
The Empress is overwhelmed with sorrow, and
her prostraion great TO alarm her attendants
The Prince Imperial does all in his power to comfort
her The Empress has received letters Of condo.
lcnce from the Emperor Of Russia and the King OF
Italy. None but relatives aud intimate friends OF
the deceased are admitted.
Chiseihurst is crowded with visitors, and religious
services were held this morning in the chapel which
was filled to repletion. The Princess Mathide, NJ.
Rouher NJ Pirlre, aud Drs Couueau and Corvos.
preach, but was overcome by his lcclidgs and was
compelled TO leave the pulpit.
Beuedetri arrived to-day at Chiselhurst, and was
received by the Empress. NJ. olivier and Marshal
MacMahon are expected there tomorrow. Princess
Murat and suite arrived this afternoon.
LONDON, Jan, 1.-THE remains Of Napoleon will
lie in until the hour for the commencement OF
the funeral ceremonies. At noon yesterday the pub
lie were admitted TO the chapel. At midnight ten
thousand persons had viewed the remains, among
them the Prince OF Wales aud the Duke OF Edin.
burgh. Theirs has granted leave of absence TO Ad.
miral Regault dc Genouilly, Marshal Bazaine, the
Duke OF Palikau, and General Froissard, 10 attend
the funeral. The application OF two majors Ia &C.
tive service for similar leave, was refused The
Italian Government has sent four officers TO repre-
sent IL tomorrow.
The Bishop OF Southwark sang requiem mass, as.
sisted by Father Goddard and all the Chaplans at
the Tuileries during the reign Of Napoleon. The
orgauisI Of S.. Georges Cathedral London, with his
choir, conducted the musical portion of the ser.
vices. The remains were deposited in the sacristy,
which has been formed into q mortuary chapel until
the removal OF the body to France
The procession was very long and the hearse was
the chapel before the end OF the cortege had left
the family mansion. All carriages and pedestrians
moved three abreast. The Prince Imperial aud
Prince Napoleon returned from the chapel in one
carriage. They were cheered by the crowds
Sehenck the American Minister has gone to Chi.
selhurst The-erowds there are increasing by every
train.
One of the persons who came from France to at.
tend the funeral OF Napoleon, brought with him
some soil dug from The garden OF the Tuileries,
which he strewed over the coffin after il was de-
posted in the sacrsy of the chapel at Chiselhurs
Many French spies present at Chiselhurst
while the funeral services were taking place.
A dispatch from Chisehurst says Eugene is more
composed but still very much prostrated. She
no one but near relatives. The arrangements for the
funeral not yet decided upon. 1t is said that the
Dean Of Canterbury Cathedral has offered subject to
the approval Of the Home Office, crypt in that
cathedral beneath the crown of Thomas a Beckett,
as a temporary tomb for the remains Rouher
Fleury and several other well known Bonupartsts
have arrived at Chislehurst Telegraphc dispatches
being received from distinguished persons in all
quarters expressing deepest sympathy for the En-
press.
LONDON, Jan. 15-More than % 900 people wit
messed the remains of Napoleon while lying in state
Queen Victoria is represented at the funeral by Wis
count Sydney Lord Chamberlain. The Sheriffs of
London and Edinburgh sent condoling messages TO
Eugene There are immense crowds at Chisle
hurst 10 the funeral, and 1000 police guard the
road. Bells are tolling and flags at halfmast.
Although the funeral procession was TO move at ten
o'clock, the hearse was half an hour late in reach
ing the residence of the ex-Emperor. A derutatiOn
of Paris workmen arrived at the same time. They
wore immortelles in their coats and carried wreaths
of yellow flowers. On both sides of the hearse were
the Imperial arms surmOunted by the letter " n"
great crowd surrounded the hearse, including the
Prince Imperial uncovered, Prince jerome Napo-
leon, Prince Joachim, Prince Achille, NJ. ROuher
aud many distinguished Imperalists, English noble
men, Paris priests, and others. The Prince In
perial was very pale The Empress was too i'll TO
attend. The coffin was covered with inlmorteueS aud
volets There was no sermon at the chapel.
ROME, Jan. I5-Funeral services for Napoleon
were held in this city to-day, Cardinal Bonapare,
who was unable to go Cbiselhurst, being present
MILAN, Jan. 15-Funeial obsequies of the late
Emperor were celebrated in this city o-day, and
participated in by immense crowds of people, the
Mayor and Project. The troops stationed in the
city also took part in the ceremonies.
BUCHAREST, Jan 15-Funeral services for Napo-
leon were held in all the churches throughout the
country today The Roumanian Court will go into
mourning
PARIS, Jan. 9-Egenling. The news of the Empe-
rors death reached here late hour this afternoon
and it is not yet possible to estimate its effect The
Imperiasts of course, are profoundly affected, and
they appear to regard the event as a final blow to
their hopes.
The only evening journal which has any editorial
on the subject is the Messenger de Paris Influential
financial organ. 1t closes brief article with the
following tribute to his memory: 1.-THE disaster
which have made shipwreck of the Empire will not
cause to be forgotten the great services Napoleon
has rendered the nation in reestablshing order and
developing the PROSPERITY Of the country" None
other of the evening papers had time to do more
than print the announcement without comment
BERLIN, Jan. 9-In the Pruss!en Diet to-day, an
Interpolation signed by large Number of members
was introduced, which asked the Government by
what authority of law public journals were prose-
cuted for publishing the Papal allocution.
General Won Room made personal explanation
that he had some time ago requested permission to
retire from the Ministry, solely because he desired
TO be released from the business of Office of which
he had become weary, but by the special desire of
the Emperor he had withdrawn his application and
would continue to perform the duties of his depart