The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-02
THEFRENCH PRINCEIMpERIAL.

/ The dream Of glory Of Prince Louls
Napoleon has been prematurely quench.
1 ca. lie did not even die upon the field
u battle. he was speared in the bush
by the alert enemy while out upon a
small revunhoilerlng expedition, and
perisLed without chance or glory.
There was 10 occasion for him 10 JOIN the
expedl.,ou against tie Hulus, lie has.
4 the story pe true, persisted in conse-
quence oi his rash haste to make figure
~ ,he great world which had no place
ior hiin, aud persisted without auy Of
that distraction for which be pantea.
| Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph
e Prince Looioo,' rs he was called III
the laubourgs oi Paris) was born il tie
purple at the .Tuilleries, March 10.
1896. the only son the Emperor Ma.
pJleon Ill. aud his wife, Eugeuie Marie
dc Mon,go. lie received careful. ed
ucation, and grew up an amiable youth,
With a rather feeble body, and mind
not supposed 90 be very brilliant. H.
accompanied bis father to Metz on the
outbreak Of the Franco. .Prussian var.
aud at Saarbruck, aecdrdiug to the Em-
peror's lurid dispatch, received his
. baptism Of FIRE. After the French
defeats be was sent to Belgium. and.
when his father aud mother took up
their abode at Chiselhnrst. was sent 10
receive instruct;ons ut the British mill
tary school at Wooiwich, where 10
graduated with credit not long since.
When the English forces we're exter-.
miuated at lsapdula he volunteered to
JOIN the reinforeemeuts. and on hls
arrival near the front received yOltg-
teer's .<taif appointment in connection
with Colonel Woods command, and was
On duty IN this capacity when he fail.
The Bohapartes' hopes IF restoration
OF the emrire pretty much perish with
him, as the next in the successiou.-
Prince Napoleon-=is pronounced l'c-
publican. Baltimore Sun.
DETAILS or TIE KILLIFG OF PRTSc&
LOUIS NAPOLEON By TIE ZuLus.
LONDON, June 20.-The offitial ac.
count Of Prince Napoleon 8 death says:
The Prince. With Lieutenant Car. ot
the Niuaty-eight regiment, six men. and
one .triend!y Zulu. Left the camp a.
keleizss mountain, seven miles be f9n1
Bio d river. on the LIST instant, for re-
eunbVissauee. The party halted and
urssdeled whea ter miles from e7a.
just as the Prince gave M order to 70
mount volley was fred from an am,
bush in long grass. Lieutenant Cary
aud four Of the troopers returned to
camp aud reported that the Prince and
two trOopsrs we're missing. From tbslc
statements there could be DO doubt shas
therpruce was killed. 4 party of Iha
Seventeenth i.ancers. with an ambulace3
started en the 2rd instant to recoeet the
budy Of the Prince, shich was faanI
aud brought IL on the same day
A special to The Daily News adds !bs
following particulars:
Tie tody OF the Prince. when fouHd,
lay on ITS back. There we're eighteen
asseelsIahls on 1.-TWO Of them piercing
the body from chest to back. two 10 q 0
side. aud one destroying the right eye.
A l"cket with hair. nedallions. abd
rr.iquary, we're found around tue reck.
The face wore a placid expression. The
Prince had evidently Intellectually tried
to mount, and the leather Of the 4. ,
tearing. he ran along the path 30 tie
spot where he wus found. Two troopers
lay near the body. both having f'sagisd.
TIE Priuse vas very adventures.