New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
THE CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.

COMMITTEE OF THE CHAMBER.
PAms. Jan. %. 1T is reported that NJ de Frey
clnet and NJ Wilson will form a new Cabinet.
The Ministers to-day had another conference
with the Committee of the Chamber of Deputies on
the bills against pretenders and in reply to various
ouestions they promised to consider any decision
the committee might come to. After the departure
Of the Ministers the committee adopted a PROPOSE
tion excluding from French territory. Algeria ana
+h. colonies all members of families having relgneo
in France deprivlng them Of political rlghts as
citzens declaring them Ineligible to any ONCE ana
preventing thrm from belonging TO the army NO
reSoulon of the committee further provinces thaO
yioafors of the proposed law shall DO amenaDie 10
the correctional tribunals and liable to from one to
five years Imprisonment, after which they shaii 10
again expelled. Tue discussion revealed wl"e
dvergencies between the views OF the Ministry ana
the committee. NJ Proust inquired whether the
Ministry would use perlnissiye powers II granted.
The only answer he eclted was that they would
examine the matter M. Falleres Minister of the
Interlor declared that no danger existed threaten
Ing the Republic Some troublesome desires existed
but they had no chance of realization NO con-
spiracy. he thought considering the general feeling
of the nation could become formidable.
A rumor which had gained currency that the
ch,rqe against Prince NAPOLEON had been DIS
missed has been contradicted 1t Is formally
announced from Frohsdorf that the Count de
Chambord has TO idea of issuing manifesto under
the present circumstances.
The Hoaro aud the Gaulois say that the report of
the magistrate who is conducting the inquiry In the
case of Prince Napoleon states that sufficient cause
has not been shown for further proceedings. ThIs
report will not be published until the Chamber OF
Deputies has decided in regard to the bills against
pIetenders to the throne. ,,,
The Cabinet Council which was to hav" been held
60 dor, la IN rp at
has been postponed until 10 morr'w;
At the conference between the Ministry and the
Prino-s from France, held to-dsy. h.
Blot while in a great measure favorlnS
the Orleans Princes admitted that the conduot . OF
ap rove NJ. Biot confessed that the Due
de Charres left hs regiment without leave 70 Visit
the Due d'AumAle's oamp. n. Bili9t blamed ne
officers of the army for addressing the
Princes as Monselgneur when of duty, and
ADMITTED the inconvenience of hav ng the fIlnces
i'm tho army for, he said. where there were planets
there would I've satellites. NJ b Hot acqulesced 10
q staten, ut that the Versailles Co.nml.tee on
Grades which confirmed the commissions or the
Orlr ans Princes was. i'll the main. Orleanst IN lts
MtRsEIIIEs. JAM 25.-Several of the Repuh hlican
clubs have trlegraphed their represenatlves IN tue
Chamber of Deputies to support NJ FlOquets propo-
stion prohibiting the presence n France OF Al
geria Of any members Of former French dynastes.
LONDON Jan. 25.-The eK-Empress Eugene, 10
an interview with newspaper reporter, san sno
had sheT Sad .Se do
She had no Communication with the French Gov
eminent and no HUT that her departure was neces,
sary She returned to London having accOmDhshed
the object of her jogrney which was sInlpy ono Vi
family sympathy with Princess Mathllae I,ieS r,i,c
saws: "Wbe France is passing through
perieDced SINCE the fall Of NJ. Thiens.
4 Is comforting t. reflect that in all the other conn
irles Of Europe there reigns tranquility, which,
for the present noihlng is likely to invade"
LoxpoN, JAN ga dispatch IRON fats ast 70 iHe
Benoit the magistrate intfusted win the investi-
CATION in Prince Nalocons case, has informed
the Government that in his Opnl0n there exists
no basis Tor the charge against the Prince. Mean
wuilt 1t is affirmed that President Grevy yesterday
refused TO sign decree OF expulsion. on tue
ground that q special law on the subject must first
Be voted Since Monday Prince NAPOLEON has been
unable lake his usual exefcse 10 tile conciergerle
owing TO an affection OF the heart IRON which ne Is
suffering"
SILVER WEDDING OF THE CROWN PRINCE.
BERLIN, Jan 25.-Notwiihstanding the abandon
ment Of the Court festivities, in consequence OF the
recent death of Prince Charles, the streets are
decorated to-day in honor of the silver wedding OF
the Crown Prince Frederick William. The Crown
Prince and the Princess Victona received numerous
visits of conraulation including those of the En-
perOr and Empress, who were ehihasiasucany re-
over 1900 congratulatory, letters and tele-
grams nave been received by tho rowh
Prince and Princess; also a hundred packages
which have not yet been opened. The EmOeror
has presented a massive silver tea service
the Queen of England has sent a marble
statue of herself ten OF tho chief towns OF Prussia
have gwen a suit OF dlning-rOom furniture. val
ned at 10 900 marks; the city of Berlin has CIV N
llS,OO0 marks fOr the foun .iaton OF sanitary
Scnool the sum Of 100000 mar~s, COLLECTED
throughout Germany, has been received for benovo-
lent purposes and the BRUSH Consul has sent
10000 marks for the building OF an English
church.
The wedding the anniversary Of which was celebrated
ysstsrday occurred January 25, 1858, when Fred
erck william Nicholas Charles Crown Prince Of Prussia
and Crown Prince Imperial OF Germany. the only son OF
the Emperor William l. and the Empress Augusta. was
married 10 the Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa,
the eldest daughter Of the Queen OF England AIhe
Crown Prince 10 dyone years old and bis wife Is forty
two The couple have bad eight Children two OF whom
have died Their eldest child is Frederick William Vic.
tor Albert WHO was born 1889, and the youngest is
Marxare, Beatrice who wss born In 1872. The Crown
Proe played part Ia the Franco Prnssian
war; and was extremely popular with bis soldiers who
called him Our Fri,z." war correspondent thus oe-
ssrbed his personal appearance; Prince freoericx
William heir 10 the crown OF Prussia, is man OF en
Stature, thin, witt calm, par1o coun p.' ~
the curve OF his squne noee ann n r. randitv of bis
there evidences OF energy, wnne tne IaPy VI
glance eonviaces you OF bis ueolnoh. u, Saanras
softens the ftern expression oi us .,Tar
He hss great sinplisity OF manner ana ahoo I'D Ssn
nLd OF bourgeois stye OF speaking lmbhns anu ,stv
eral behavior. He speaks frenca win great pIy'
without foreign accent fond slight German n'onH
ton and occssonai hesitation at certain woros'