The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-01-18
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London, January 1.-THE report Of the
pose ssorsew examination 1t Chisc!hurst says
the failure Of circulation WAS due to the
Emperor's general constitutional condition.
The bladder was found to be diseased and
the kidneys were affected. The other or
gans were sound and healthy, but bic death
was simply question of time.
The Empress last night was calmer aud
received sevcral visitors from France. She
went several times To the room In which the
body lies.
Queen Victoria sent Col. Gardner TO CHS.
elhurst with an autograph letter.
A telegram of coincidence has been re-
ceived from the Pope.
Napoleon left two wills, one in London
and the other in Paris.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales will
remain 10 strict retirement 1t Sandringham
for week, 40 mark Of respect to The mem.
ory Of Napoleon.
It has been definitely decided that the fu.
neral of Napoleon will take place on next
Wednesday morning al II O'Clock. The
royal family of England will be represented
by the Prince and Princess Of Wales.
Prince Christian will also accompany the
*. Empresss Eugene.
The report that Eugene will issue proc
IMma,ion announcing her assumption Of the
regency during tho minority Of the Prince
Imperial Is denied.
The British Court will lie in mourning
from the 14th to the gath Of January for the
late Emperor.
4 dispatch fnm Paris Jays numerous
officers Of the French army have applied for
leave If absence 10 attend the funeral, but
hayc all been refused, excepting where the
applicant was formerly connected with the
Enpcror's household.
II is reported that the Prince Imperial has
already assumed the title OF Napoleon w.
The report is doubtless incorrect. but it 10
true that the Prince il now addressed o
Sire by al the visitors Mt Chisclhurst The
impression is gaining ground that the Elm.
per Or died from the Effects Of chloroform,
administered to assuagc the pain.
The will Of Napoleon appoints the EN-.
press, Cardinal Bonapartc and d. Rouhcr,
tue guardians OF the Prince, now Napoleon
Nv.
The Court Of Austria wears mourning ten
day.
The whole I!onapartc family Is assembled
Ut Chiscihurst.
London, January lj.-3lorc than twenty
five thousand people witnessed the remains
Of Nspoleon while lying in sia,e. Queen
Vic"ria was represented ut the funeral by
Viscount Sidney, Lord Chamberlain ard
Shcritfs Of London. Edinburg sent con-
doing message to Eugenic There are ,na>
mensc crowds nj Chiselhurst TO sec the fun.
crsl. One thousand Police guard the roaG.
Bells are solliag and Asss are n half mast
Although the fsneral procession was 10
move u 10 O'Clock the hearsc WAS half MI
hour late In reaching tho residence Of the
Ex.Empcror. A depu:ation Of Paris work.
men who were to head the procession o.
rived ut the same time. There were Inn
mOrtelles in their cunts and they carried
wseaiiss Of yealow flowers. On both sides
OF tho bcaDe were the imperial arms,
suru'ounted by the letter IN" A great
crowd surrounded the hearse.
The funeral procession Of Napoleon s,art>
Cd at II O'Clock, 4. H.. IN the following Or
der: A mau bearing the Tri color borne IN
IN ash stick cut at the last moment before
the eortege moved; deputation Of working.
men from Paris the Chaplain Of the family
bearing golden cruciix; the hcarse, drawn
by eight horses, and the mournen, who
numbered eight hundred in oil, including
the Prince Imperial, (uncovered), Prince
Jerome Napoleon. Prince joachim, Prince
Achillc. Rouher, and many distinguished
Imperislists; English Noblemen, Paris
Priests and others. The Prince Imperial
was very pale. The Empress WAS loo Ill to
attend. The coffin was covered with in,-
mortcls and violeis. There was no sermon
1t the chapel The Bishop Of Southwark
rang Requiem mass, assisted by Father God
dard and oil the Chaplains 1t the Tuilleries
during the reign Of Napoleon. The organ
lot OF St. George Cathedral, London, with
bis choir conducted the musical por,Wn of
the service. The remains were deposited
In the Sacrisiy which had been formed into
. n,0rtuasy chapel until the removal Of the
bOdy 10 France. The procession was very
long; the bearse Was st the chapel before
tho end Of The corfe0e had left the family
All the carriages aud Pedestrians
moved three abreast The Prince Imperial
md Prince Napoleon returned from the
chapel in one Of the ca rriages, and they
were cLccred by the crowds.