The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Action Of Bonaparttsts on the
Death Of the Prince.
Distress Of His Mother, and Gsner-
Gus Offers Of Sympathy.
FRANCE.
TIlE SLAIN PRINCE.

PARIS, June 2l.-The news OF the deaf
OF the Prince Imperial was not publishe
~ tho morning papers, and It was late /
the afternoon before 1t was general
known. 1t made u great sensation, an
among the BOnapartists It created disnaI
Prince Victor, who, by political testament
succeeds the title, Is now student al liz
Gee Charlemagne. Even II he Is willin,
to agree TO his fathers exclusion, It
questionable whether the deceased hal
the power or lSOnapartlst principles /,
make such change. There will be
difficulty, on the part OF leading Bonapart
lists, TO confer with and guide the action
Of the young Prince without the consen
Of his parents. Nevertheless, 1t Is eyiden
the leaders intend to maintain the nart,
organization.
Last night, at full sitting Of Bonapartist
Senators and Deputies, a resolution wa,
adopted declaring that though the Primo,
Imperial Is dead his cause survives. am
and the succession OF the Napoleons haG
not lapsed, and the Empire win live. Az
address otcondolenCe with ex.Empress Eu
genia was drafted, expressing the deepest
sympathy. The 0rdre (Rouher's organ
makes no political allusion to the death oi
the Prince. II simply expresses an over.
whelIning sense Of the blow inflicted on
the ex-Empress and France, and Paul de
Cassagnac declares that, though Prince
Victor is heir Of tho Imperialism claims,
the loss oil the Prince Imperial prostrates
him mentally and physically. Granier dc
Cassagnao, in Le Pays, says: "The blow
is terrible for the Imperialists, but Il 4 mo-,
mortal" Heis confident the selection Of
Prince Victor will be indorsed by France
The Legitimist organs, La Union, I'M.
rer%, GG:ate de France, Noads and
Frdncais, express sorrow for the dead, and
respectful sympathy for the bereayed,
The Journal des DebdtS says: In view OF so
tragical an end, we remember only that
the Prince was a Frenchman, and has
fallen as soldier. The Temps sneak Of
the Prince as the last incarnation Of the
Imperial idea, and declares that the Napo.
leonic system has no lenger representa-.
tive. La France says the event sexual in
Importance TO the death OF Comte de
Chambord, whenever that shall occur.
LOpinion NdtiOadle expresses regret for
the grief OF the Bonaparte family, but says
it can not refrain from noting the gravity
OF the disaster inflicted by Providence On
the enemies OF the Republic.
Rouher will return to this city from
Chiselhurst Tuesday next, with the will Of
the late Prince Imperial. He states he is
ignorant Of its contents.
At meeting Of the Bonapartist Sena.
tors and Deputies at Rouher's Friday, he
urged all Bonarartists to unite and forget
all personal questions. He said: 1--WE
neither appoint nor exclude anybody"
The Bonapartists will observe the same
mourning as for the late Napoleon nj.
Prince Murat received Prince Jerome ON
his arrival at Paris to-day.
BERLIN, June 2l.-The news of the death
of tho Prince Imperial has caused pro.
found sensation here. All newsnapers
express deep sympathy.
The Conservative organ, the Post, which
fairly represents the general feeling, saws:
we never had any sympathy for the
dynasty which worked our fatherland such
grievous woe, but in view OF the frightful
late which has overtaken its descendant
such antlpathies must be left out of ac.
count. Human feeling will have It's way.n
Ihe Emperor, Empress, and Princess
Victoria, wife OF Crown Prince Frederick
William, have telegraphed their condo.
lence to ex-Empress Elgenie. Itis stated
that the German Court will 90 into mourn.
ing for short period.
LONDON, June 9l.-The condition of ex.
Empress Eugene is improving.
The English Court will 90 into mourn.
ing for the Prince Imperial until tho I'd OF
July. -' v
Ex.Emprcss Eugenie swooned when she
heard Of her sons death, and remained
insenslble long time. She rallied some.
what in the afternoon, but was unable To
see anybody. Many distinguished visitors
called, and many kilograms Of coincidence
were received from all parts Of the world.
She is sleepless and depressed. Her private
secretary telegraphed the Duchess Of Suth.
erland this morning that she still remain.
ed in a semi.consci0us condition. and that
II was imperatively necessary to do some.
thing for her. The Duchess accordinply
left for Chiselhurst,
DEATH op PIERRE NAPOLEON poSApARrE
PARIS, June 2l.-Pierre Napoleon Bona.
parte, the third son OF Lucien BonapSrte
a brother OF Napoleon l. died at Versailles
to-day. Hereceived the last sacraments
oi the Church yesterday.