The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05
The Threatenea a Families.

BY the proposition to expel from
French territory all the members of
families which have reigned in France,
if it Ghould be adopted, no less than
thirty. one persons are affected. OF the
elder branch Of the house of Bourbon,
only .two-the Comte and Comtesse de
Chambord. resident in Australia, but
at present free to live in France if they
please--would suffer. There are Bour-
bons Of Spain, Of tile two Sioilles, and
of Parma dwelling in France; but they
are foreign princes, and would moi, be
included in this swseping banlshment.
On the other hand, Upwards Of 20 mem.
'bers Of the Orleans family. which, by
the way, hos been remarkable for it's
peculiarly quiet attitude-might be
turned "bag and baggage" out of the
country. These are the Comic and
Comtessed de Paris, living at the Chateau
d'Eu in Normandy, but now at Cannes
for the season. and their children, the
Duo d'Orleans, who,2is studying at the
College Stanislas, the Princesse Helene
who made her debut in society about
three months ago. and two little prin-
cesses. Then come the duo de Char
tres, younger brother of tho comte do
Paris, now stationed at Rouen as colo
nel of the 10th chasseurs, the Duchesso
de Chartres, and their children, Prince
Robert, Henri and Jean, and Princesses
Marie aud Marguerite, all of whom are
with their parents. The Duo dc Ne
mours, general of division, who is re-
siding in the avenue du Bois do Bou-
logue In Paris, follows with his chill
dren, the Duo d'Alenoon. captain in an
artillery regiment, and his wife, the
duchess, who with their little son and
daughter, Prince Emmanuel and
Princess Louise, are now sojourning at
Vincennes, and Princess Blanche
d'Orleans. The Comte d'Eu and the
Princess Marguerite have become
foreign SUBJECTS, the former through
his marriage with princess of Brazil.
now his adopted country ), the latter by
her marriage with Prince Ladislaa
Czarterpski. Next comes the Prince de
Joinvllle, vice-admiral, with his prin-
cess. both of whom reside in the Rue
de Berri III Paris, and their children,
the duo de Penthlevre, q lieutenant In
the Frenoh navy, and Princess Fran
coise, married to tho due de Ohartres.
LASTLY, the duo d'Aumale, general oi
division and O member of the Academic
Franoaise.' Tho duo de Montpensie,
and Princess Clencutine, brother anG
sister of tho due de Nemours, would
not be included in the decree Of expul.
sion. as tho former has become Span.
lard through his marriage with the In
fante. Louise, sister Of Queen Isabelle,
while the latter is the wife of the duke
of SAKE, Coburg- Gotha. The members
OF the Bonaparte family who would be
directly affected by the adoption of the
Floquet proposition are Prince Ma
po1eor and his wife. the Princess Gle
tide, with their two sons-Prince Vic
tor, who is at Orleans with his regi
ment, the 32d artillery, and Prince
Louise, now studying at the Lycee
Charlemagne, and their daughter, thu
Princess Mario, who Is with her mother
Mt MoncaIieri. and the Princess Mathil
dc. The other members Of the Bona
parte family, children of the late Prince
Pierre aud Prince Murat, would hardly
be included in the prescription.