The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21
THE DEAD PRINCE.
Excitement and Sorrow Over the
News from South Africa.
It's Effect Upon French Politics How
The Empress Received the Intel
1igence Further Particulars
Of the Affair In Which
the Prince was
+ Killed.

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- We LllAco Imperial, W oouth AtIlca, w.
received here with general incredulity, and
some Of the early editions Of the papers put-
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lts lmprODaoalty' subsequent dlspatcne9
dispelled this delusion, and the effect pro-
dnne.i ~ fha NEWS vvaa deer, and wfIaanraad
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1svel suo ~,
row at the death Of the Prince. Inc Ag1tad0n
| Of the Imperialists and Bonapartfsts was In
tense. The question az to the succession TO
| the claims possessed by the young Prince are
now generally discnssed, Y the PROVISIONS
IM1iasI a u1 Dy Lno MIps LIup0IuI Anu Iea1
II ia haraaifa rirfta ~ tha al Jmnars II arow1s
ara nreaerved ti,e s1eeassinn wiI faii Z an =
Prince Heroine the seennfi ro,1sin II tha prinea.
ht II is imnossihIe, in the onir.ion 9f the I'M
nerialist Marty. to nnita that bodv IN a11v
movement in favor Of Prince Jerome
I The news ST the death al the Prince ha4
been ia recaT,t that anything Ifka enr,fssr1-
frafcl action aYnnnu the Rnnarar rtIsta has hear.
| imnoesible. At 4 rneetino 81 ti1a frianda m
Prince Jerome, at which were present 3 few
fnrtunea and others who are assoeiataf1 With
nlm ID MS aspirauons, nfld 10 tne kue Mon-
tague. y va uscueI ~ snas Le 1nos M g 0.ers 8.
thetthe ,vhola anoron III th HI ,sa.t
shns,Id IL dirented h nrnmotir,a tha infnreata I "A
n tha RnnnhiicaYs candidaf M fha IL n finax.
Saorine. nrnnnina1,fIv II. uieou tha hnna It the
restoration oi the empire. with The s son q
yeina the hIood If tha Ha,se ~ savov and ~
~ snd cnrtain ana
aantarpn ents n II fhnnnht caI. M nvaEed M
ski!liaI use d facts ssnesrning @ his ancestry
"rT The '1 Rennhlicans dn r1ot sernnla q exnreax
/ a.. o ,is p.tit h., fl ~ th Joafh vi ~ 10
prinoa sriai aua a sar al oa 10
taIned the reneraI lin I'm nression ttronano11t tlIt,
III aath hoa elaranafad from ING naIItini
n ansas eI - sa,, ~ faat,or
oio'eol'o ~ \ A11.e0 2 1'os'A 80 1e'ss''A'.
How THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED AT t5H1sEI.-
| Toupor Jnne ao--Tha death, Of the Prince
ImnariaI II France waa received here with q
nniversaI feeling of regret Lord SYDNEY To-
dav tenderiv nntifiesd the az Efnnress Fi1reY1iA
Of the death Of the Prince. The Empress re-
sank into ito ! senseIess at.Ipur. she sfflI re- r.
mains II, an insensif,ia condition.
a dispatch from Paris says Paul de Cas-
sagnaes paper. Le Iays, Io-oay appears "
mourning. " says Inc empire Y MQs aoa4.s "a.
Ine Pr1nce lmperIal nad lssa9naNs4,u 81 III as nis
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\ MORE DETAILS or THE AFFAIR IN WHICH THE
PRINCE WAS KILLED.
i I,oNnoH. Jnna M,-Later adyices from
Carse Town. diving additional nartIcIIIara N
the daaft 81 the Prince Tmperial. state ti,at
the ac0utirlQ marty which he had aCCOmUAUt00
had rested for al hour. when Lieut.. GareY5
and the Prince saw the Zulus Il, q maizo field.
Ihey Immediately saddlsd their horseg, NhAn
tne Auins @ nTed @ e. yolley ana Iusneu upo1s
ths aada a. ,as aa IL rs ~
tle sa1le naY Masn ~ ~ Lk IL ~ nls
InreW nim paek ware, ala nlS hoIse g5sap ~ s
Inc fIlnce Ine1 aas seaItl o1 k.. ~, uqk ~
oveItahen agOus 2 ~ yar.n s gy ss..xes ...y
aaaoras unnnda nna fhrnnrh M leff ssvsss
.F N I. II ~, Y,Sx.Y M u
accompanying the scouting party, but he
llaughIngiy overruied their requests. About
200 Yards from the Dtacd OF surprise Wa4 8
deep cutting, which @ the soIdiers nsd into % e
Ing him the Princes rldsrlsss /. horse; b ], rhs
stripped of iii clothing and ornaments, e.
England.
Auiu SCOUTS report tnat CeteWay0 -
sworn 10 the presence oI ali Lhe ttipeS hs,ssk
20 accept the BRUSH tefms-