Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
POST MORTEM EXAMIN ALTON.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
THE BODY ENIBALMED.
HEARTY CONDOLENCES FROM
THE ENGLISH QUEEN.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS AZ
CHISELHU
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF
WALES IN RETIREMENT.

LoSpoN. Jan. Midnight The
post mortem examination of the En-
perors remains was concluded ut CHS
elhurst this p. III. and shows thai the
immediate cause of q. ath WAS failure
of action OF the heart
The body will be cml,almeu and lie
i'll state The date and place I'll fu-
neral has not vet been appointed. It is
ceremonies will take place III the R"-
man Catholic Church, near the Inn
perial residence.
Prince Murat and Prince Charles
Bonaparte are at Chiselhurst to-day.
LONDON. Jan. 1t 4. M.-The re-
port of the post mortem examination
at ChiselhrTst says that the fnilure of
circulation was due to the Emppror's
general constitutional condition. The
bladder was found to ne diseased and
the kidneys affected: the other organs
were sound and healthy, but death was
simply a question of time.
The Empress last night was calmer
and received several visitors rom
France. She went several times to the
room in which the body lies.
Queen Victoria sent Col. Gardiner to
Chiselhurst with an autograph letter,
and Il telegram of coincidence has been
received from the Pope.
Cardinal Bonaparte is expected to
arrive hourly.
Prince Napoleon comes by way of
Germany, not being permitted tx pass
through France.
Beneditti and Madame Canr"bert
have arrived at Chiselh,rrst.
The Irish journals generally express
sorrow for the loss
The Bonapartist officers in the
French army have asked leave to at
tend the funeral. Permission viii
probably be granted il they agree 10
go III civilians dress
The Prince and Princess of Wales
will remain III strict retirement at their
country scat at San,lingham Cor one
week as mark of respect to the meln-
DRY of Napoleon.
Prince Napoleon. his wife, the Prin-
cess ClOtllde, Princess Mathilde NJ
Paul, Cassagnat. and number of
other Honapartists have arrived at
Chlselturst, where an important CON
ference on the course to h" pursued IS
expected to take place.
= Napoleon left two wills, one of which
il in London and the other III Paris.
MADRID. Jan. 11-Noon.--Countess
de Montijo, mother of ex-Empress Eu-
genie, has left here for Chiselhurst
PARIS, JAM l1-Noon. The Gaulois
OF tins morning says that the only Off
GERS OF the French army who are per-
United 70 attend the funeral of Napo-
leon viii be those who were attached
to the household Of the ex-Emperor
during his reign in France.
LONDON, Jan. 11-NOon.-Th re-
mains OF Napoleon will probably be
buried Tuesday under the seat of the
family In the Chancel Of the Roman
Catholic Chapel at Chiselhurst.
ROME, Jan. ght.-During the
session OF the Italian Chamber of De
putles yesterday, Signor Lansa. Minis
ter OF the Interior, formally announced
the death Of Napoleon. He said the
ltallan government learned of the
death OF the ex-Emperor with the
deepest regret 1t was impossible to
forget Napoleon. He contributed
greatly TO secure the unity of Italy.
Inc euioglstic remarks Of the Minister
were received with warm applause by
the members.
Inc time for the funeral of Napoleon
has been definitely decided upon. 1t
VIII tahe place next Wednesday morn
ing az eleven O'clock. The Royal fam
ny OF England will be represented on
tne mo9fnful OCCASION by the Prince
ana Irmcess of Wales and Prince
Eilflstla'i, Who will accompany the OK
Empress Eugene