New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18


The Frer ch papers generally approve the
arrest of Prince Napoleon but conoe"n 'ho
vote of urgency in the Chamber Oh Depu''os'
II is thought that bill will be introduced soV
fling the position of Pretenders. lhoi'a7 i,'s
gins and Michael Flynn were hanged yeS'eiuay
In Galway for the murder of the Huddys. Inc
scheme formulated by the Egyptian Govern
,nent nronoses that the Khedive shall nave
council of twelve Ministers and legislative
council of fourteen members.
THE ARREST OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
p.n,o Ian. 1.-THE Tclegraphe to-day says the
covernment intends to introduce in the Cham oers
: h;n settline the position of pretenders to the
French throne.
1b. PAN. cbaracterizes the issuance OF Prince
Jerome,s manifesto as an act of stupidity, 1t says
that few Bonapartsts are identified with TINS pur-
esque incident
Raron Brupet. secretary to Prince Napoleon, was
allowed to accompany the Prince to prison.
Parliamentary circles favor the rejection OF M.
Floauct's motion, and preference is shown LOT NJ
Fabre's proposal for law permitting the Govern
ment to discretion in regard to the expulsion VI
princes.
The papers generally approve the arrest of Prince
Napoleon, but nearly all of them condemn the vote
of urgency in the Chamber of Deputies on M.
Floouets motion prohibiting the presence In France
or ALGERIA of any member of former French dynas-
Ties. The Debats says the Chamber gave
proof of lamentable simplicity and panic.
LONDON. jan 1.-THE Times says: Prince Napo,,
leon was arrested under the article OF tne ienai I
Code entailing transportation, which can De reoucso
TO exile By the Constitution, the senate eau oe
constituted court of Justice TO take cognizance VI
eonrf would be certain to condemn the Prince.
A dispatch to The Daily News from Paris, dateu
yesterday. says: The manifesto OF PrInce jerome
has excited more hilarity than anger me newsps-
per squibs on the subject are endless; N;
Foquets bill was discussed at q Cabinet
council held today and was GGnsuoi1u D'n,,opt SU4
il unless it be modified. FRINGE Jerome S oooupS'
the room in which his cousin Pierre was dotalneo.
Jerome. but his request was redusva ns;n toIdaW
Jerome was interrogated again r'bra1 rctuny;
He denied that he intended 10 oVer.nloW w
the Republic. All he wanted, he said, was 70
ascertain by means OF plebiscite, what the people
thought of 1t. He had anticipated EXPULSION tSat
the the MinisiTy had ordered step which would call
the attention of the nation TO the facts asserIeu ~
the manifesto. AS Prince Jerome had been annVyyeu y
by the crowd looking up into his windows they
have been boarded half f-way up" so
A slight Bonapartst demonstration was made
shouts Of We've Ie PrncelD raised Several
Of the participants In the a uelnohssiaodd ssisssed
were arrested. but they We're we're taSae released
The newspaper La France requests the Govern,
ment to inform the OF the country II
the which has been current some wees wee ,ast
latlve to the organization OF civil war IN tne wese
Of France with the help OF Cathoilc woIklngmehs
clubs Is exact 1t is affirmed that the Minister OF
the Interior is possessed of precise information III
regard to this subject. - :.
LONDON JAM lS-1he Daily NerSs Berlin corre-
spondnt says THE arrest Of Prince NapOieOn no Is
regarded here a mistake, and that far TOO much
too much Importance has been attached 10 'he
Princes personal power
PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION.
GALWAY Jan. 17.-Thomas Higgins and Michael
Flynn were hanged this morning Tor compnclty III
the murder of the Huddys. They both walked
firmly to the scaffold and died without struggle.
Neither made a statement. but during their con-
6pement they expressed penitence Little interest
was taken in the hanging. and few persons were
present outside the Jail.
DUBLIN Jan. 17.-Mr. Davitt has arrived here
He attended the Queens Bench Division to-day
and applied to be heard in reply to the Attorney
Generals statement yesterday. The application
was granted.
large number of persons ploughed Mr. Parn ellis
lands yesterday.
At meeting of the Organizing Committee of the
Irish National League here to-day it was announced
that the total subscriptions to date amounted to
81 100 of which f1 800 was now in hand. over
600 has been received from Newark, N. j., since
the last meeting of the committee. Resolutions
were passed providing for the preparation OF evi-
dence in connection with the administration OF the
Prevention of Crimes act and for the management
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Lady Florence Dixie has de-
clined 10 accept testimonial In acknowledgment
OF her services in relieving distress III lreiaod.
GBY CABLE TO THE IRISH NArIoS
LONDON Jan. 17.-It is reported that If Mash,
the Government candidate, should be defeated In
Mallow, ne will try hls fortune IN Tyrone in place
of Dickson, one OF the present members for that
county, who expects to be appointed Under Secre-
tary for Ireland. Mr. Harrington, who has just
been sentenced to two months imprisonment for
his speech III Mulllngar started his canvass III |
Westmeath week OF two ago, Mr. Gill, one of the |
present Paruelte members, being obliged TO retire |
through ill-health and pressure OF business. Mr.
Harrington will be returned without opposition. |
The retirement of Mr.. Leahy, one OF the members |
for Kildare, is probable. hls will make room for |
Dir. Thomas Mayne, ali able and energetic member |
OF the Dublin Corporation.
A Mayo estate was offered for sale in the Dublin
Landed Estates Court last FRIDAY. The only bid was
Es75, which is less than the mortgage on the
property. The owner declared that lie mad been |
offered fl ,725 before the land agitation. The |
raids Of the Dublin police on the supposed members
OF secret societies show unscrupulOusness and Jolly
on the part of the Government. Que Iniormer re- |
Gently admitted that his wife Kept disorderly |
house, Ueaney has been convicted, although no |
proof was offered Of the existence of the conspiracy.
Some doubts exist among The Radical section OF the
CABINET a, TO the wisdom of Earl SpenceTs action,
anu The Pail Mall Gazette suggests that he be CEN
sured.
THE PROPOSED GOVERNMENT OF EGYPT |
LONDON, Jan. 17.-The Times says: The
scheme formulated by the Egyptian Government, ap
proved by Lord Duern and transmitted 10 the Foreign
Office proposes that tne Khediye OF Egypt shall have
council OF twelve responsible Ministers, and that
Legislative Council OF fourteen members shall be
formed half OF whom shall he nominated by the Khe-
dive and half chosen by the system OF double election
such as that which abundant precedens exist In the
American Constitution and others. An elective Assem-
hy OF oryfour members is also proposed, TO be con
vened 10 discuss occasionally special subjects The lat
Ter will not participate in legislation out will assist
legislation by giving voice 70 the classes hitherto in'
lrtculate iho initiative OF legislation wholly
with Ine Council Of Minister'S, but Its projects must
submiTted 10 Legislative Council before becoming