The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

NEW YORK. July 10. -ln0 Will OF
Prince Napoleon is published here to-
day. it is written in his own hand and
dated Chiselhurst, February Goth. 1879.
The following are the chief points:
l die in the Catholic Apostolic and
Roman religion. in which 1 was born.
l desire that my body sLsll be placed
near that Of my father, pending the
time when they shall both be trans.
ported to where the founder of our
house reposes in the midst Of The
French people. whom we have, like
him, dearly loved. Ny last thought
will be of my country. tits for France
that would wish to die l constitute
my well-beloved mother. Empress Eu.
genie, my sole legatee. she being charged
with attending to the following lega-
cies / leave 100000 francs for my
cousin Prince ]. N. Murat; l leave lO0,-
600 francs to F. Pietri, in gratitude for
his good services; ] leave 100000 francs
to LIE Baron Corvisart, IN acknowledge
ment of his devotion; leave 100, 600
francs to Mile De Lsrminat. who has
always shown herself so attached to my
mother; I leave l00, 900 francs to A.Filou.
my old tutor; leave 100. 1000 francs to
L. N. Ccnneau, 100000 francs to N.
Esplnssse. 100. 900 francs to Captain A.
Bikot, my oldest friend. desire that
my dear mother shall pay pension, for
life. Of 10. 900 francs to Prince l. L Bona
parte. s.life pension of 5000 francs to M.
Bachon, my old equerry. and life
pension of $500 francs each to Madame
Thierry and to Ahlmann. desire that
all my servants be never deprived of
their situations.
The Tribune says: The most strik.
ing feature Of the will of the Prince
Imperial 10 the strong pride in the
name of Napoleon and the real faith in
the cause. He urges his mother to
remember that so long Us there are
Bonapsrtes the Imperial cause will have
Q representative. aud that the line will
not end with him. He sdjures her to
defend the memory of his great
uncle and his father, and expresses q
hope that the time may come when the
bodies ofthe three Nspoleons may rest
together in the tomb now teoanted
alone by the founder Of his family.
LONDON. July l5.-After the statue
OF the Prince Imperial has been placed
in Westminster Abbey and some other
memorial erected with the fluid con-
tributed by the British army, it has
been resolved to devote the surplus of
the fund to the establishment Of a ben.
evolent institution commemorative of
the Prince. 1t 10 computed that the
army fund alone will amount to ESQ.,.
600.
NEW YoRK. July l4.--The Herald
says: Within short time few enter
prising capitalists OF this city have
combined to transfer the volume of
South American trade to this country
in exchange for American merchandise
peculiarly adapted to South Anne rican
Necessities. The present trade with
Brazil aho VS. an annual balance Of $4s,.
100000 in favor of that country. It is
urged that this can readily be transfer.
red to the other side Of the ledger. 1t
is claimed that cotton fabrics can be
supplied by American manufacturers
ct . cheaper rate and of better quality
than those sent from Manchester and
other English centers. The American
company recently organized in thi 8
city have made arrangements with the
leading cotton mills to supply fabrics
at low rates. 1t is also proposed to or
ganixe an American. Brazilian bank
with $4,000, 600 capital. with . branch
ct Rio. to secure direct exchanges with
New York. An application will be
made Tor achar.er to the Brazilian Con-
sress. English. French aud German
interests are lsboring to defeat thee
plans.