The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-11
ENGLAND.
The Programme for the Funeral OF
Of the Prince Imperial.
The Great Honors Being Paid by the
English Government to the
Dead Prince Thei French
Representatives Who
will be Present.

LONDON, July 1O--Official arrangements
have been completed for the reception OF the
remains Of the PRINCE Imperial on Friday,
and their conveyance to Chiselhurt, escorted
tby the Royal Horse Artillery. The whole
distance will be traversed at walking pace,
the procession reaching Camden House at
about 5 o'clock.
The whole WooIwich garrison will proceed
separately to Chiselhurst to participate IN the
funeral. Bells will be toled as the corpse
leaves Woolwch. On arriving at Camden
House the coffin will be carried into the hall
where the body Of the late Emperor lay in
state, BY officers Of the artillery.
The hall will all be draped In white. The
corpse will remain until Il o'clock, during
which time mass will be performed over 1t
in the presence of a select party by Father
GODDARD, chaplain to the Empress, when the
officers will replace it on the gun-carriage and
a procession be formed, consisting OF first
class cadets OF the military academy, with re-
versed arms, mounted band Of artillery, and
then the coffin. The mourners are expected
In include the Prince Of Wales, Duke Of Con-
naught, Duke of Cambridge and numerous
French notabilities, such as NJ: Rouher.
The church Of st. Mary is distant only half
a mile from the house, but the procession
will follow a devious route to avoid decilV.
tiles. 1t is expected there will be O crowd OF
100, 900 spectators present. The Fifth Lancers
viii keep the route; three batteries artillery
On the common will fire minute guns during
the progress OF the procession Ihe cadets
the church Officers will carry the coffin from
the gun carriage and file out Of the side door,
leaving remaining duties to the friends OF the
deceased The ceremonies will consist OF q
short mass, and Will probably be concluded
family, have been placed inside the altar rail.
The ex- Empress Eugene will occupy her
chair "Ihe members Of the Bonaparte family
present will be stationed outside OF the rail on
the right and left Of the altar and the mem
bers of the household IN front. The pavilion
on the deck of the EnchantresS has been lifted
up MS a mOrtuary.
The following are already waiting at Chisel-
hurst to attend the funeral: Duke and Duchess
OF Mouchy Prince Murat, MI. Rouher, wife
and daughter, and tho Prince and Princess OF
Moscowa It is probable that Prince Jerome
Bonaparte will be present. Princess Clothilde
and her sons will certainly be present
ARRIVAL OF THE oRoNTEs WITH THE BODY
OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
LONDON, July 10.-On the arrival OF troop.
ship Orontes, having on board the body OF
the Prince Imperial, off Sptthead .sthe Port
Admiral, accompanied by Prince Mtfrat went
on board the ship and superntended the ar
rangements Tor the Decentralization OF the
body The coffin containing the remains OF
the Prince was lowered from the ship into q
barge, which was draped in black, and then
| transferred to the steamer Enchantfess,
which is now going up the river to Wool Wich.
AS the Enchantress passes through the men
of-war lying in the harbOf along the river the
vessels have their HagS al halt-maSt ana are
| firing minute guns.
THE CROPS IN AN UNPRoMISING CONDITION.
| John Joseph Mechi, q noted scientific agri-
| clilturist, writes to the Times as follows:
| Another week OF flooding storms and low
| temperature has put finishing stroke to
agriculture It is now too late for crops to
on well claimed and drained land, while on
| Unclaimed undrained lands the matter Is
simply ruinous. Wheat will suffer Less than
spring crops.
wedding is hopeless, and unless we get
promised hot dry weather, many grasses and
clover crops, and even peas, will rot un-
gathered.
RIoToUs CONDUCT IN THE HOUSE or COM
| MONS.
The scene In the House Of Commons last
night was most unprecedented. In replying
| TO the questions OF the Irish members the
| Speaker admitted that he had ordered an offi-
clal to take notes respecting the length OF the
| members speeches, but asserted that the
measure applied to all speeches, and MOI to
| those OF the Irish members exclusively. The
Speaker further said that he assumed full re-
sponsibility for SO dong.
Messrs. Purcell, Calder ard Powers said
that speakers conduct was most dishonor-
able. After several hours of confused and
almost riotous discussion, the Speaker
abruptly left the chair amidst protests.
LIEUE. CAREY TO BE DISMISSED FROM
THE SERVICE.
It is believed that Lieut.. Carey, who is now
on his way to England under arrest, will be
dismissed the service for his conduct on the
occasion of the death Of the Prince Imperial
FRANCE.
A Madman Tires at the Council Of State.