, 1873-01-10
NAPOLEON Ill,
Death Of the Ex-Emperor Of tho
French, at Ch;selllurst.
Scenes and Incidents at His Sudden
Taking Of.
The Probable Political Effect Of Ills
Dolnise.

D01nise.
LONDON, jan. o--op. m.-rho following bull
1otin from tho physicians who wcro with Nnpo-
loon during his last hours, Inns just boon isauod
Ine x-Emperor Napoleon slopt aoundty 1aRt night,
his rhy.e'.us had consultation and decided 10 POI: per,
thottmc tho consultation waa held bis pulse waa strong
@ ava s, neEas ." nos oxor " n. eas as nnue At twenty
hostea ,ssa Il forty-aSo mlnutes last j. e,ciesk.
tsigned), 'bin 1IEAny TuoMrsoN,
a'Cony1sAnT."
NEW YonK. Jan. "a spooinl from London
snys; Although tho caso Of tho ex-Emporor
Napoleon vas regarded MS worry Rorioua, the
crcate surprise, na his domiBe was not beloved
to ho imminent. A despatch sont from Chiscl-
hurst lato last night stated that his condition
vas unchanged. Another, forwarded this morn
nounced that ho had pasaod bettor night but
that his condition remained tho Bamo."
LONDON, Jan. o--Evonng- sudden death Of
ox-Emporor Napoleon took everybody nt Chise1-
EmptesB, relatives, attendants, and hoasohold,
1s 9ven ~ tho phyaicians, wero unpreparod, for 1t.
me Emperor had passed comparatively COM
fortablo night. Els strength seemed undi-
morns was Il Soaght hs oo%ld eSesy Seaay hld
operation, which was fully determined upon. So
groat was the confidence folt in tho pationtscon-
dItlon that tho Prince Imperial was permitted to
rott1rn to Woolwioh, to rosumo his studies. DR.,
Gull wont to London yesterday, nnd many Of
the Emperor's perBoual frionda, who hastcnod
to Chisolharst at the first alarm, had returned
to their homos. Tloro wns no roaaon whatovor
to approhend fatal turn in his caao up to .
g. m, when now and dangerous symptoms sud
denly act H.. Tho Emperor'e vital forces seemed
to leave him all at once, mud ho commenced to
pink with alarming rapidity., A telegram was
instantly despatched to Woolwich for tic Prince.
Pr. qul! vaa summoned from London and Father
Goddard, tho Emperor'a spiritual advisor, was
sent for IN tho groate6t hasto to administer tho
last sacrament OF tho Church. Tho Emporor's
private Chaplain was also informed Of tho dan
ger, and started for Ohiselhurat.
All arrived too late. Tho Prince was not to
800 hlB fathor again nlivo. Dr.. Gull anl the
clorgymen just reached tho park gates as tho
Emperor expired. The Emproas, WHO has boon
most eolatan. in her attendance, Was at tho bod
Horny Thompson and DrB. CorviBart and Oloror,
the Empororfs old friend, Dr. Connon,l, aud Rey-
eral mombora OF tho household wero also pros
ont.
Since tho Emperor'a death tho residence at
Ohiaelhuret hna beon strictly closed to al but
tho nearest friends and relations.
Tho physicians Btato that death resulted from
causes independent OF the surgical operations
to waich tho patient WAS aubjoctod. Tho evpnt
produces deep impression in London, whoro
tho Emperor waB always personally very popular
with the masses. Tho evening Journals publinh
long obituaries full of expressions Of MOURN
ing.
PAn1s, jan. 0-Eyening.--The nova of tho
Emporor's death was received hero at n lnte hour
thia afternoon. It iB not yet possible to oBti-
mate it's offcct hero. The ImperialBtB, Of course,
arc profoundly affected, and appear to regard
the event final blow to their hopes Tho only
evening journal which has my editorial on tho
sanbjeot is tho IMsssager dc Paris, an influential
following tribute:
Tho disasters which hayo n,ndo ahinwrcck Of tho
E'npre Will not cause to bo forgotten tho great acr
liehing order and developing tho prosperity Of tho
country.
None Of tho other ovcning papers Ind timo to
do moro Than print tho announcement without
comment,
Ncso Fork World Special.
LosDoN, Jan. 9.-TIlo Emprcss Eugonio woops
continually, and rofuses consolation Louis,
Prince Imperial, Who arrived nftor his father
dicdt III prostratod with grief. THO Emperor'a
den that the last Bacramonts wore not admins-
tered, the priest arriving after all was over.
Tho body will be inferred at Chiaolhurst, until it
can ho removed to Franco. Universal sorrow
=. Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW 1onK, jim. 0.--The death OF ex-Emperor
Louis Napoleon, to-day, created a sensatfon,
but no excitement, o1cept among tho French
roHidonth The nows.wa8 bulletined before buBi-
ness WAS fairly opened, and was received with
surprise, as tho dispatches in the morning Pm
Rors DID not foreBhadow speedy fatal result.
Inc third surgical operation under which Ma
Poloon uied, was an effort to remove from tho
blaador tue crushed remnants Of atono. It il
Seldom q patient dies 30 suddenly under this
process, an1 In medical circles hore there is a
sl'spiclon that anmsthic may hayo boon tho I'M
modiato cause OF his death.
Tho newspaper comments on the ao,n,so OF
tho o1-Emperor arc III strain Of rai1o&l praise
prosperity to franco, but outraged Justice and
Immunity in pursuance Of family ambitions.
Tho Post Bays
Tho King Of Rome was not moro horcleasly cxclua-
cd from the throne Of Franco than Ia the Of Eu-
geno by the death Of tho Third Napoleon.
Thoro arc numerous citizens who remember
tho ex-Emperor whom ho Was here in 1887. Flo
roBidod in fIoboken, in small, sparsoly fur
niBhod loom, and the table,, bed, mud chairs
tho koopor OF his boardipg-houao aa q memcnto.
He devoted himself to study, although, 1t is
stated, 1o Raw not little life after nightfnll.
1fo remainod hut short time, nnd devoted him.
self to tho OF study American politics, arts, and
sciences. He was particularly Interested In tho
development Of electro magnetism. 1t was
believed that Napoleon intonded to remain in
A1nerica for d number Of years, and ho had plan
ned 4 tour OF exploration to tho central and
ceivod a letter summoning him to tho bedside of
his dying mother. He returned to Europe, but
arrived only juat in time to receive her last
blessing.
TIE WEATHER.