Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15
KILOGRAMS 10 THE STAR.
This ACtern0on's dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. e
NAroLEoN-S FuNEBAL
ea.NoO Pcople Men The Remain.

Eessto fropte view the &esn0t09.
IeNisoN, -lslA is.-aiure slAn q 40 saF~.,s,s
irrindius Prime, CHRISTIAN. fhe Prsngs ~ w ,Ie.
ard Prince TCsk. viewed the ba.ls e tie L.
Emperor Narp,scn while lying IN ssEtr. Nas-
c-owd thete wee MT ~ scrisr,.- ,pd f,,es.
wspe ef q slight character. Queen Nictosa " N
not attcsd the funeral in ,,er-sn. Bss y m Ls
Teyrosentsd On the mOurnful occasion nv Vs.
csunt sydney. Lord Chamhcriain OF nsr
Na'cstr'- household The shcrins q l.of.For,
hsve ur,ited with che town Council of Ia nhursh
and the vcstry OF Richuaafd i'm reselalOlss Il
cCBdo ncc With tlC Einpncss Eacenie.
An Immense Crowd Co See the Process
LoSrsoN, Jan. IA dispatch from Cliiscl-
hnrSs tbs mofning says immense crowds III
ieople arc collecting there o. witness the funeral
proccsSion OF Napoleon. one thousand mf.fro-
Pnttan policemen line the roadway lsasiinc frs,,f
ne heuSe where the ex-Empercr died % The
charet here the funeral services are - fale
place. Flags arc Displayed AZ hall MAJ aud
bells arc telling.
The Funeral Procession.
LONDON. Jan. I5.-The funeral OF tie late ~
Emperor OF France took place at ChiS~lharsf-
this morning. Although 70 O'clock was toe h-.rr
designated Tor the procession 90 move flon he
time when the hearse which was 90 convey lie
"a mains 10 the chapel 4 CIV up in fr0nt 81 tie
grand entrance OF the mansion. A .i,pftafi0n
Of Paris workmenwho were 20 walk az tae head
OF the procession, arrived at the same inae-
They wore immortellcs i'm their coats and clrris,,
Nrcaths Of yellow flowers I'm their hands. on
VI Tie We're tftt l1nfilflal arms.
SUI mounted by the IN" A great crowd,
which steadily Increased, surrounded the heaI~.,
The funeral procession started tor the chapel
AZ II O'Clock and moved I'm the following order:
\ man bearing the tri-eolor. borne on an ash
stack, cut at the last mcnt before the corf.ce
moved the deputation Of workncn from Pafss
with uncovered heads. hearing their vreaths.
the chaplain Of the family, bearing aloft a got
den crucihN; the hesrs,, drawn by eight horses
and DIR en- by postllion, and the moarners
Who numbered eea. and included the Priiaas I,..-
ltsf1al tWhN e1ynfiA prir-p
Napoleon. Prince Joachim. Prince Achille. "a.
houheI, and many distinguished Imperialisfs.
Engilsh noblenen. Paris priests, aud Others.
HE Prince Imperial very pale, and eNhii,-
tied traces % the anguish he has undergone.
The Empress Eagenie Vas too ill 90 attend the
funeral. The coffin MAS covered with imner-
tcilcs and Niolets. There was no funeral SER
mon at the chapel The Bishop Of Southwark
sang requiem mass over the AZ laains He was
assisted by fstlier Goddard. spiritual adviser of
The late eK-emperor, and all the priests " 10
were chaplans AZ the TuileTies during the rei.fi
oi Napoleon. Mr.. LutZ, the cryanist NJ ~.
Georges CATHEDRAL. London. was r.rcsenf AZ tis
chapel with the choir. ana conducted the lna-
seal PORTION of The services. The renal az were
deposited in the sacristy, " hich has been formed
into mortuary chapel until the removal OF ths
body 10 France Tor final nterment. The pro-
cession was very long, and the hesrse
Was at the chapel before the end OF the
corfege had lett the family mansion.
An the carriages and pedestrians were slrawnup
three abreast and in that order proceeded 20
the chapel. The Prince Imperial and Prince
Napoleon returned from the chapel in one
carnage. They were chcered nv The crowds
Through which they passed. At least - G0a Dso-
pie gathered to witness the funeral procession.