The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-07-02

BOW TIE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN BAL
ss e-z-.'.ae,s' sTfsfoNE.
BALTIMORE, June 2i.-The cabls"
dispatch aonouoclng hedeath Of the.
Prince Imperial in the Zulu war ere.
ated considerable interest here, es.
pecially among the Baltimore branch
Of the Bonaparte families and their
immediate friends. Some specula-
ton is INDUCED 10 as to the posi-
bility of one of these Bonapartes, ia
the event Of the restoration az the
Bonaparte dynasty, succeeding to
the throne Of France. Charles Jos
eph Bonaparte, however, disclaims
any part or interest in -snch ideas.
and does not regard the prospects Of
either himself or his elder brother,
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte,
being called upon 70 aid ID the Bo.
naparte restoration as within range
of possibility.
COLONEL JEROME .BoNApARrE's views. .
NEWPORT, r. l., June 2l.-A re-
porter waited upon Colonel jerome
Bonaparte, at his summer residence
here, for. the purpose Of obt4ining
an expression of bis views upon the
tragic death which had befallen the
Prince Imperial in Zululand. The
Colonel did not think for q moment
that the death of the Prince would
have any immediate effect on the
land from which be was an exile, but
he frankly admitted the blow would
be a severe one to the Imperialist
party. The last time he saw tho
Prince Imperial WAS at Chiselbnrst,
when he took breakfast With the EN-
press. That was in December last. s
The Colonel spoke with great Gym
patty Of the afflicted mother, and Of :.
the terrible effect which the sad i
news would have upon her. 3 '2i~t
THE IMPERIALIsTs UNDIsMAYED-cok-
DlTIoN OF THE EMPRESS. II.
LONDON, June 21.-A dispatch
from Paris says the party Of the ap-
peal to the people have passed reso-
buttons in reference to the death Of
the Prince Imperial, declaring that
the imperiallst cause survives the
Prince; that the imperial succession
has not Iapsed, and that the Empire
will live.
Elk Empress Engenie shows signs
Of reviving, and marked favorable
change has taken place since the arr
rival at Chiselhurst to day Of the :
Duchess of Monarchi from France.
LONDON, June 23.--Upon the re-
turn Of the Princess of Wales TO
from Chiselhurst after her
visit of condolences to the Empress,
the Queenwas SO impressed BY the
account the Princess gave of the M
happy and almost desperate cond'-
lion ofthe Empress, that, notwith-e
standing her own health is feeble,
she resolved TO pay hex : visit in !,
person. The special train ID witch
her Majesty generally trsveis from
Windsor 70 Osborne and, Dover was !,
in readiness, aud this after 4
noon her Majesty, accompanied By
Princess Beatrice and several ladies'.
in.waiting; departed for Chiselhurst.
By direction 81 the superintendent OF
the line the time Of departure 81 the
train was SO arranged that no delay
occurred between Windsor and Wa
terloo station, nor from there to Chi
selhurst. At Chiselhurst, where
since the newsof the death OF the
Prince great number Of visitors had
arrived, her Majesty was received
with silence, but With every mani
festatiou Of respect BY the great con-
course Of English and French gem
tlemen aud ladies. Carriages from
Camden House were in waiting. and !,
the Queen was at once driven TO- the
residence Of the Empress Eugenie,
who had nv thia time recOvered "a