The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-25
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The FRENCH FIASoO.
Royalty Insists upon CreatiOg
sensation


Psris, 23.-It is certain q ministerial
crisis is imminent. The idea of having
Prince Jerome tried by the Senate Off
GERS has been sbaodohed. The Prince
wanted 70 see whole troop Of friends
under the pretext Il at they ware counsel.
he judge DE instructions allowed JOLT
bois, BonApartist deputy, to act as his
counsel also, making three advocates,
but he has iniimated that he will be the
last.
The ex Empress is staying at Hotel du
Rhon, IN the very apartments occupied
by Napoleon before his election as p:esi-
dent. To an interviewer she said: have
come to France using my right to testify
to Napoleon my sympathy and forgetfui-
ness Of all past discor is; also come TO
comfort Princess MathIlde. What am
doing is only a family affair. 1 vii.
make no pc!itical manifestation 10 the
presence Of government of which l
know nothing. The rooms at the hotel
are taken for a week in the name of
Counters Princeford. Many noted Bona
pHrtists flock to the Rotel du RhoR. It
is stalled that both Eugene and Princess
Matilda received polite hints that they
would do we'll 10 take themselves out of
the country.
Another authority says the ex- Empires:
wishes that her preset ce must not be I'm
derstood as OF political significance.
De Oaseagnac, in Pays, says the ex-Em-
press, with chivslrous generosity, has
forgotten the Princes past, his revolls,
intrigues and ambitions, and merely con-
asd Esla vuh ~
Napoleon has been persecuEed. This
step by the noble woman is perfectly
natural and logical.
he differences in the cabinet arose
from the discussion Of the third clause
in the government expulsion, allowing
the government to place the Orleans
princes nov In active service on the re-
tired list. 1t is understood the minister
Of war refuses adhesion, while it j.
affirmed that other members Of the
cabinet have. Ballue's more stringent
amendment decreelng the immediate
esshiering of tie princes. The latter's
harsh enactment is a STUNT bling block
over which the ministry promises to
break up before long.
tits hsr lily possible TO overrste the dan
gerous cnaracter the ministerial crisis
has assumed. There were three cabinet
councils on Tueedsy when the news came
that the special committee showed q ma
jority against the government. The
ministers of war and marine again re-
signed President Grevy urged them
not to resign. He said, " You are q
soldier and you are sailor. | am quite
sure y would never desert your posts
H hrf I
leave me without cabinet that would
be desertion.
At the third cabinet council at &
O'Clock last evening, the matters were
left practically unsettled. The cabinet
will reach decision this morning. Late
Tuesday evening it was sunounced that
all the mem bers except Duelerc, Billet
and Jaurreguibery, had resigned. In
case the present cabinet is definitely
overruled, Freycinet-Floquet ministry
is spoken Of
London, Standards special: The
Ducere cabinet is Virtu4lly defunct
The political panic is unabated, and
fund holders are throwing their stocks
on the market. The want of q guiding
star is universally felt. The possibility
CT a military prououncement is freely
talked of thr oughont the burgoise class
and there is q reaction against the
regime OF doctors and Journalistic, and 8
yearning for the saving sword. 1t lie Ger.
tain the chambers will adopt Floquet's
proposal. Gam betta's death has thrown
the whole working machine of France
out Of gear.
Paris, 24.-The departure of Eugene
attracted large crowd, who evinced
warm sympathy. Grand Duke Con-
stsntine carried TO her private message
from President Grevy that her presence
to say whether her departure was due 10
that message or the persuasion Of her
friends, all of whom are grieved by her
imprudent action. There was no deep
laid scheme in her coming, but hearing
of the arrest of Prince Napoleon che tele-
q sphed Roupere thht she was coming
with attendants, and asked to have the
same rooms occupied by her husband in
1S48 This was the only point Of politi-
cal significance in the whole affair, and
the story that she wen to consult an ocu-
list would have beey. believed except for
that. She has seen Dot few leading PEG
pie here.
The cabinet can certainly only con-
tinue in Office two or three days. During
the excitement concerning the expulsion
Of the pretenders Prince Napoleon seems
to be entirely lost sight of. One would
think the Orleans Princes were the onl5
persons affected by the serious proposals
Of government.
Ex-Empress Eugenie will start for
to-day, and not next Wednes-
day as stated.
London, 24.-Tbe Times editorial or
recent events in France says: There can
be little doubt that If statesmen continue
10 be waning the republic will go head
long to ruin.
Berlin, 24.-The crisis in France has
greatly disturbed the Berlin bourse.