New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

rcd ashore by seamen to an isolated
oytagonal dome-roofed structure used as an
armory by the Kent Rife Volunteers. Al
about $50 on Saturday morning the
coffin will be placed CuD-carri &c drawn by
eight horses and conveyed to Chisclnurst, escorted
by the Royal Horse Artillery.
CONSEQUENCES OF HE PRINCES DEATH.
BoNAPARu-Ts DRIFTING mo THE BOURBON
RANKs-GANBErTA's oPNIONs-INCIDENrs AT
TIE MEMORIAL MASS.
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
PARIS, June 27.-Pnuce Louis Napoleou's death
greatly slmphes the struggle between the partlsans
of mOnarchical government and Of popular uglts'
One must not accept too literally the rAapsodical
utterances Of such journals the Pays, the Orere
and the Gaal0js when they decare that BonapaTr-
ism has not been smitten IN the unfortunate young
man for whom ,h.y are in mourning. The grandil-
oqueut phrases in which they deal nc once show
cnagriu at the breakdown of a pccunlarg resource
and serve TO cover retreat into some other camp
than the one TO winch they have been, 50 far, at
tached. However Il would be idle 10 deny
that the Natal tragedy has not considerably
augmented the strength Of the OheanIst party,
and that If NAV have the effect Of pulling them yO-
lenty iu the direction IN which they have been
leaning since 1871. II hes been often observed
that OIeauism N .hc Versailles Assembly lost what
used 10 be It's main characteristics, and apnrpEi-
mated 20 the CiericaIism of the Empress Eu-@ ie.
The difference between il and the Imperialism
Wv Ircb we all r,coliect was so trlc. that IL was
matter OF indifference TO the Due ar Brogle and ii.
Buffet whether an AuuaHan S.aItlO.lerate were
set mp, the Pre.euoer from ChlselAurst brought
back. OF the july Monarchy restored. They knew
that all three would represent the principle Of
authority as It is understood In home and reign by
military force and intellectual compression Cesar
Ism under another name would have been
the active principle Of a government beaded by
Louis Philippe H. or by Henri d Orleans, the heir
OF the Condos. They equally with Louis Napoleon,
were disposed % enter into an alliance offensive
and defensive with the secular and regular clergy.
~ the death OF Queen Hortense's grandson there
Is q pretcnipr the less IN the field, and, I have
already mentioned, the militant force OF the Bour-
b.gs mas in consequence undergone a notable aug
Icntation. Clericilism, which, By the actual
p59s', command. rallied 20 Eugene aud her sou, is
now prepared 10 tender its allegiance 10 the Comte
de Paris or his uncle A notable sign Of the
times is che sympathetic message transmit
ted TO Cbischurst by the Due de Mont
pen,i.r. whose worldly plotting spirit has
not been suDdled by .he deaths Of Queen Mercedes
ana the InIauta Christina. LOUIS Phliippo's young
est son is fttner of the C0mtesse de Paris, and
grandfather of the youthful Due d Orleans. The
judgments which have oyertaken his house have
not daunted lin. Yesterday he made a show Of
mourning at the Dead Mass at 81. AUgustine'3
Church, which caused Prince Napoleon 70 slTug his
shoulders.
1ambefta. with whom had an interview on
Monday, then took view Of the situation anal
ocous 20 the one presented 10y the BDnapartst just
cited He foresees that all the Ciericals OF France
will pour into the Oheaulst camp, and that the
pope will dispense LegUmIsts from allegiance
10 the Comte de Chamb0rd Prince NapO-
leon will not be an immediate source OF
danger to the Republic. He Is without a
party. and has not the qualities which draw
political intriguers toward HIM. If he were gener-
GUS and popular he might neutrallze the Orleanlst
agitation which TO spring up under pTiGstly
auspices But he Is parsimonious IN the extreme,
and though be is in favor of Socialism has never
been held in favor by the working classes. To hoist
/ the flag Of Democratic Socialism would be to
/ terrify the tradespeople and peasants. As TO his
son Victor he mas been forced by tire premature end
| If the Ch,elnurst Prince seven OF eight years too
! soon, Gambetta thinks. upon the puhhc attention.
HIS father would have abdlcated his favor III the
| lifetime OF the deceased PIeteudeT; but finding
himself head of the family when Victor is only
mere stripping. he viii not consent TO play second
nddle TO hIn.
saw at the Mass at ST. Augustine's the Jeromite
Princes sitting in the foremost rank Of arn-chars,
as chief mournsrs for the ill-staTcI Louis Nap0-
leon the Younger. They wore evening dresses and
the bows sable coaks. Prince Napoleon was dis
tlnguished from the other mourner' by the Grand
Gordon of the Legion of Honor, which 1t was
agreed that nobody else should don. His fauteul
was placed slightly in advance OF the chairs Of bis
two sons who are tail Of their age, bear themseve
well, and stIikingiy resemble their uncle, King
a. Of tl,.r From
cisco, her nominal husband, who lives apart from
her. were shown 10 seats which were in close
iuytapositiOn She and the PRINCESS AathIlde
wore wells OF thick Grape. lsabela's lady Of honor
WAS unite blowzy from anger and excitement, mas
much as she and her Royal mistress we're separated
IN the crowd 0utsIdo the door from the cquerrles
in attendance and iostcd in the crowd. NJ. AcrIeuZ,
Project Of Police. refused TO keep space open be-
fore the portal through which Prince Napoleon
miQht have passed in imposing quietude. All he
would do was 10 take for the preservation
OF order IN tho streets which surrounded the church,
and for the suppression of scdlJious manifestations
If he had come into their view, the manifestation
would have been thcatrch M many ~ ii' aspects
Win BJnaparust lreIert Of IO.Itc "c should nave
seen 4 body OF L,gtImists walk ia procession from
the Chapelle EXpIttnIc IN Jne boulevard
IJa,g.rIaru 10 81 Augustiue5 with white lilies and
YIOisJs In their buttOu-Ao4es. rs u was, tie} 81"
not assemble ln tnt saCi.u DuIiu4Ah NAo'1 oA AL
nary 2I masses are celebrated out came -rpiIateIJ
- c,,l5 dc ffedre which the police dad 30. Interfere
with and when really well * ca eco da Ldut
sbo-tGv before the doors were opened. here are
some eagles on the FACADE of 81. AugGailne", Inc
Duo de MoucAy arranged with the hacrls al 10 Iet
out OF q . rose window, Wheu "a htAt crow" %
mgurners had gathered, tame dove IA iIr ha4L oI
beng held by a string attached to ne leg aud an
-,gerIug to certain genie s0uuds. Nhth t,e D'ru
was sent out II gyfated some lIiir huu tu't
p.rcbed upou an eagle, the back Oh WllIch
gJsits of corn nal been previously thrown. am