The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-26
The French Agitation.
MEMBERS OF FAMILIES HAVING REiGNED ~
FRANCE BANIsHED FROM ALL FRENCH TER
RITCRY.

MEMBERS or FAMILIES HAVING REIGNED IN
FRANCE BANIsHED FROM ALL FRENCH TER
RITCRY.
PARIS, January 2j.-The Ministers to-
day had another conference with the COM
mittce OF the Chamber OF Deputies on the
bills against the prctcnders. and, In reply
10 various questions. they promised to con-
slider any decision the committee might
come TO-. After the departure OF the Min
isters the committee adopted propo-
sition excluding from French terri
tory, Algeria, and the Colonies, all
members OF the families having reigned
in France; depriying them of political
rights as citizens; declaring them ineligi-
bic to any office, and preventing them
from belonging to the army. The resolu-
ton Of the committee further provides that
a transgrcssOr OF the proposed law shall be
amenable to the correctional tribunals and
liable To from one TO five years impri-On-
ment, after which they shall be again cX-
PEELED.
The discussion revealed wide diyergen-
cics between the views Of the ministry and
the committee.
NJ. Proust inquired whether the Minis
try would use pcrlnssiye powers II grant
ed. The only answer he elected was that
thew would examine the matter.
VI. Falleres, Minister OF the Interior,
declared that no danger existed threaten
inc the republic. Some troublesome de-
sircs existed. but they had no chance OF
realization. No conspiracy, lie thought.
considering the general feeling OF the ma
ton, could become formidable.
The rumor which had gained currency
that the charge against Prince Jerome bad
been dismissed has been contradicted.
II is formally announced from the Frohs-
dorf that the Count dc Chambord has no
idea OF issuing manifesto under the pres
cnt circumstances.
EX-EMPREss EUGENE INTERVIEWED.
LoXpON, January 2J.-Thc eX-EmpresS
Eugene in an interview with newspaper
reporter said she had neither seen nor
written 10 Prince Napoleon nor attempted
10 do so. She had no communication
with the French Government and no hint
that her departure was Necessary. She re-
turned TO l. )ndon, having accomplished the
object Of her journey, which was simply
one of family sympathy with Princess Ma
thiidc.
80 LEGAL CASE AGAINST PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, january 2j.-bigNo and the Gdu.
lois say that the report OF the magistrate
who Is conducting the inquiry in the ease
Of Prince Napoleon states that sufficient
cause has not been shown for further pro-
ceedngs. This report will not bepublish-
ed until the Chamber OF Deputies has de-
cided in regard to the bills against pre-
tenders TO the throne.
TIE COMING NEW CABINET.
IoXDON. January PA Paris dispatch
70 the Exchange Telegraph Company say'
! II Is reported that NJ. ID. Freycinct and VI
Wilson will form q new Cabinet.
THE ONLY BREAK IN THE TRANQUILITY OF
| EUROPE.
LoNEoN, January 2J.-The Times in an
editorial article this morning says: Whil'
/ France i, passing through crisis as severe
as any she has experienced since the iall o
NJ. Theirs, II is comforting to reflect tina
m all the other countries Of Europe there
reigns a tranquility which for the presen
nothing Is likely 10 invade.