New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
THE SULTAN BACKS DOWN.
THE LATE PRINCE NAPOLEON.
TIE EX-EMPREss GREATLY GRfRvED-THE BONA
PARIIsTS not TO DISBAND.


PARIIsTS NOT TO DISBAND.
LONDON, June o. 1879.
The ex-Empress swOoned when she first
heard OF her sons death, and remained nsensiblc n
long time. She rahed somewhat IN the afternoon but
wGs unable 10 see anybody. Many distinguished visitors
called and many kilograms Of coincidence received
from all parts OF the world In Paris the Of the
death OF the Prince Imperial made great sensation and
among Bonapartists it created genuine dsmay Prince
Victor Of Prince Jerome Napoleon who by political
testament succeeds 10 the titles, is student at
the Lyc6e Charemagne. Even II he is willing to
TO his fathers exclusion it questionable whether
the deceased had the power BOnapartist principles
TO make such a change. There will also De difficulty
the part Of the leading Bonapartiss confer with
and guide the actions OF the young Prince without the
OF his parents Nevertheless It is evident that
The Bouapartst senators aud deputies have had meet
IN and pied resolution declaring that. though tho
Prince Imperial dead his cause survives and the sue
ecssiOn of the NapOeOns has not apsed aud that the
Empire viii live. An address OF coincidence with the
eX-Emprcss Eugene was drafted expressing the
deepest sympathy. .Rouher urged all Bonapartlsts
TO unite and forget all personal questions he SAID
" We neither appoint nor exclude anybody"
NJ PAM dc Cassagnac declares that though Prince Vie
tor the her, the loss OF te Prince Imperial prostrates
hiIn mentally and physically NJ Graner de Cassagnac,
ia the Pays says the blow is terrible tor the lmpe-
ripsts IL Is not mortal. He IL confident that the
selection OF Prince Victor will be Endorsed by France.
The Temps speaks OF the Prince as the last incarnation OF
the mDerIgl idea, and declares tnat the NapOcOnic
ten has longer representa- La France says: The
equal importance 10 the death or Ihe Comic
de Chambord, Whenever that shall occur" ROpihtOn
No,,ale respect for tine grief Of the Bonn
family, but cannot refrain from noting the
gravity Of the disaster inflicted by Providence the
enemies OF tine Republic.
TIE Emperor William, tho Empress Augusta and
Princess Victoria, wife OF the Crown Prince FREDERICK
William, autographed their condolences to the exEm
press Eugene.
Prince Jerome Napoleon arrived in Paris yesterday.
He mas received numerous visits.
NJ Rouher Will return to Paris from Chiselhurst
Tuesday next with the VIII or the late Prince Imperial
He states that he is ignorant OF its cOnteuts
no WILL FoRTHCOMING
LONDON, June %, 1879
NJ Rouher has arrived at Chselhurst The ex-Em-
press Eugene Is much improved She attended
this morning In the room occupied by the late Prince,
which Is provided with altar. The Queen will
her tomorrow. At the Roman Catholic churches in
London to-day prayers offered for the rcpose the
Princes soul. correspondent OF the Press Association
has had interview with the Duke OF BassanO and VI,
Isouber, who that they Ignorant OF any VIII
made Dy the late Prince.
The London OJseTrers correspondent at Paris hears
that if Prince Jerome Napoleon his aspires to the
throne the expulsion Of both from France Will be
proposed.
The English Court will into mourning for the Prince
Imperial until the I'd Of July.
PRINCE JEROME'S ATTITUDE.
LONDON. Monday, June %, 1879.
A dispatch 10 The Standard from Paris re.
ports that Prince Jerome Napoleon Will allow either
himself become pretenders TO the IDperiaI