New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
PRINCE NAPOLEONs MANIFESTO.

PARIS Jan. 1S.-In the Chamber of Deputies to-
daV, NJ. fOmanO. BOnapartist, declared that he
had himself posted Prince Napoeon's manifesto.
and he gave notice Of an Interpolation against the
violation by the Government of the law of 1881 re-
lating to pacards.
N. Falleres, Minister of the Interior, announced
that tho Government would on Saturday introduce
bill providing for the suppression of all manifes-
tatlons on tho part of pretenders TO the French
throne NJ. FaIlieres moved that the meeting of the
bureaus which was fixed for Saturday to discuss
NJ Floquets motion. be deferred until Tuesday, in
order that the bureaus might simultaneously ex-
anime the Governments bill and that proposed by
Nj. FlOquct. The motion was carried.
NJ. Lockroy, RepubcaI. will on Saturday ask
General Biot Minister of War; whether or not he
intends that the Orleans Princes shall retain
their military commands
Ii is asserted that search warrants will be issued
for don;cliary visits at the houses of several of the
intimate friends of Prince Napoleon.
LoSDON,'Jan. lS.-A Paris dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says that President
Gfevy regards NJ. Floluet's proposal prohibiting
the presence III Franco or Algerir of sny member of
former French dynasties as tyrandica.
Paris dispatch tO the Central News Agency
says 1t Il expected that Prince Napoleon will be
expelled from France to-day, ami that Il decree
medlat ~ aiterward. 1t IS reported that the Or
leans Princes are preparing TO quit France, if neces
saTy"
TOWN DESTROYED BY 4 LAND-SLIP
GENEVA, Jan. 1S-A great nd-slip has occurred
IN the Valley of Faverges The village of Marals
has been completely destroyed by an enormous
mass Of earth, rocks and cislOdged by recent
snow-storus. The movement upon Marais
was gradual, and the inhabitants were able to
elect hasty cs'aDe The movement of the noun
tam still continues.
The Valley Of Favcrgcs one OF the many picturesque
md smiling spots In Savoy 10 f. narrow short
valley beinS only aoout Ave miles long through which
email stream rising iu the Western Alps finds way
To the Lake OF Aunecy. About the middle the valley
and thirtyhv miles south OF Geneva, The town Of
FayerEes which hasa population OF about l40O engaged
IN the manufacture OF paper and goods Marais
village TOO snail 10 nud place upon maps, Ia
proo8hy few miles south Of fdyerEcs and nearer
faVrgcs aud a. the iOO Ot Lak0 the town of
aimee inc capital Oi Upper sa. Oy, In (which depart
mcnt The towus named above atc st'ated. Auuecy
once Tue capital Ofthc Counts Of Geneva From them
passed 10 the Counts Of savoy from the Kings Of
Sardinia aud Present King OF Italy sprung savoy
ctled Z" France IN 1etO and was deyded into be de-
pItnents % sf0y ana Upper Savoy, the dividing line
passing tnrolel the head o the Valley Favrrses Both
oi theso Department. carefully cultivated whichever
inc lGnI il able and Of ferule y6Ileys
resemble continuous garden abOundlnR I'm flowers aud
iruite The cutefpising natives lave
nary enors 10 increase The OF the ground suitable
Tor cultivation bi constructing line line para
pets along tAe steep mountain sides by filing in
eh Denlhu, mus forming long and narrow terraces II
ftHese terraces thcJ cons!aer,nemSeves well rewarded
for thoir labor.