, 1873-02-12
LONDON,
Tho Death Of Louis Napoleon, and
How 1t Is Received In
England.
The Prince of Wales Not Permitted
to Attend the Funeral.
Contentious Among tho Bonapartists...Ilos.
tility BotWson Prince Napoleon
and tho Empress.

tility Botweon Prince Napoleon :
and tho Empress.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1873.
Tho outbursts to which English opinion Ii
eubjeot invariably e1oitoa surprise, and not un-
frequently tho contempt, Of other nations.
Frenchmen. Germans, and Italians find it d1l-
cult to comprehend how 80 phlogmatio race
can thus suddenly loso it's sotf-possossion. Tho
lato Louis Napoleon, twenty years ago, Was
MORE HATED m ENGLAND
than anywhere olso. Tho atrocities OF tho Coup d
E9dt were pronounced objectionable, and tho one
daily journal which apologizod for thom secured
tho namo Of 'sthe baBo exception" It was tho
gencra1 opinion that ho would DO asaasHinatod,
and moro than onco thoro woro announcements
IN tho Journals that he actually had been shot.
JuBt after the Orsini attempt, hoard ono Of tho
most distinguished mon OF tho day observe, in
tho hoaring Of o room full Of prominent perBon-
ages, "Well, all say Is, Poor Orsinil" pro-
nounoing tho words in tono which conveyed
tho impression that his ay1npathy WAS with
the Italian rather than with tho
Emperor. Others openly apologized
for the act; and, when ono OF the aocompltcon
WAS put on his trial hero, tho jury acquitted
him In tho face Of overwhelming evidence
Victor Hugo'e passionate inveotiye was enjoyed,
and tho Volunteer Corps wero formed Is
means Of defiance. But tho American war Of
footed revolution. At that date. the higher
people, as body, tacitly agreed to
=. PASS OVER H1s FAULTS,
or his crimes, and they kept tho rosolvo+ His
death hero a. An exile touches their pity, and 30
we have had to witness display Of hero-vor-
slip during tho last few days which has inepired
tho sober TOW with disgust. Much OF the oxcite-
~ ~ata $n tH4 l.
ono Of tho rosults Of tho magical penny. Every
body now oontrives to see newspaper, and q
3ow dextcrous writer's can get up q demonBtra-
tion oTor an enormous area With Tory little
trouble. A Prinoo ta III, or an Emperor dies,
and st once the theory i6 accepted at the nows-
papor-onlces that tho event is one about which
tho country
OUGHT TO De MADE DEs1oNsrRAT1vE.
At work go tho writer's Of Loading articles and
tho mRorniaes nRS paper long columns p ef seo sds
ing" writing. They 1nd that their grief. OF
their enthslAam, as tho case may DO, is assumed
to exiat, and they inaensibly aid In the display
s latSs u Se e G dhfss e ys
funeral. Tho interest felt by tho Prince Of
| Wales 10 partly explained by sort Of romantic
admiration for man who underwent so many
adventures, and partly, By the dislike which the
wanted to attend yesterdays funeral, and his
mother approved OF tho stop; but
EAn1 GRANVILLE 1NTEnFEREp,
and reminded him that no member Of the Royal
family was present at tho obHcquiea OF Louis
Philippe. The incident shows the strength OF
the constitutional principle. His Royal High
| ness is said to have telcGraphed to
tho Queen: "Granvillo objects. What
shall do3" Tile Queen, with
whole career, told him to abandon the idoa Of
attending. If the Royal family is to DO under.
stood to reprenent the nation under such cir
oumstauceg, tho Government acted very proper
y, England has roeognizod the French Re'
ing the position Of her neighbor.
WHAT onowp
have we not seen this Toek in tho etTeets ant
the ral"ay.cara! one Of Lou1s t93.. NSspoleo4a
Maa regaraed py tho olaekguarda Of Europe a. q.
their ehle1, anu 9 8oodiy nnm6or OF snoa'
oisokeuatos nave Deen ns 9Mselautst. Aet
Maoso names arc ass9olatea WIN aeeas o
have figured array IN ,; TIE little hen.sh village
Paftoa from the se9"4nB CommnniBG Felu8oo
BY tho polico. 1t ts wonderful nov soo1
& mea 1ofees! somG o. sho peraohsges VINO a has'
loraea II ~ oMselhntas, ana wnose names "a ar
names M Of th hhon2I Tefe execrated, not many ysar
three years ago. BaW tho Emperor for 6om
little time, and declare never looked ats FAC
the expression OF which was
80 SINISTER AND GENERALLY BAD.
Fig eye auggested treachery aud cruelty: Yo
felt that, say what you may, tho face could no
30 the face Of : good man. and hslf hla follow
ers-tudging by the representatives they Dc
epatcned to oalsolhurat- m features equal
forblddlng. ;" what scoundrels they look
whiaPered friend to mo as the proeession won
by, and the thought was really IN my mind ut til
timo.
Tho Emperor buried, tho quarrelling begins.
PRINCE NAPOLEON AND TIE EMpnEss
arc old antagonists and any truce between the1
will be but Of short duration. The Prince hate
Catholicism, and likos to talk Democracy. Il
believes that ho could govern France, an
that the French Liberals are ready to aoceI
him. Tho Empress looks upon him aa
child Of tho Evil One, and she is resolved
ence. The boy is dolicate, body and mini
They may call him what they ploaso, I doul
whethor ha understands the position. The r.
eponsibility might we'll alarm q atouter hea
than his; and, for that reason, France need n,
apprehend much in oway OF action from Print
Napoleon. But tho division extends down to Il
hunblest servants. No robbers caye over he
, such antagonistic elements, the common intere
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