Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-19
"PLON-PLON."
Effects of His Late Breeze IN Franco

Effects of His Late Breeze in France.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The Daily Ne,cs'
Berlin correspondent says: 'SThe arrest
OF Prince Napoleon is regarded as mis-
take, and it is thought that far too much
importance has been attached to the
Princes personal power"
Adispatch from Paris. dated Yesterday.
says: 1.-The manifesto of Prince Jerome
has excited more hilarity than anger.
The newspaper squibs on the subject are
endless. NJ. Flaquet's bill was discussed
at the Cabinet council held to-day, and
was considered too stringent. Some of the
Ministers will not support it
unless it be modified. Prince
jerome occupies the room i'm which
his cousin Pierre was detained. Jerome
was interrogated to-day again. He de-
MED that he intended to overthrow the
republic. All he wanted, he said, was to
ascertain by means of plebiscite what
the people thought of it. He had antici-
pated expulsion, but not Imprisonment.
He was glad, however, that the ministry
mad ordered step which would call the
attention of the nation to the facts assert
ed in the manifesto"
The Standards Paris correspondent
learns on good authority that NJ. Duclerc,
president OF the Council, is opposed TO
Prlnce Jerome's being brought before the
! Court of AsSiZes and would prefer to have
him tried by the Senate. Another dis
patch from Paris says: ''The Radical Left
has pronounced almost unanimous for
Flaquets proposal, but in the Democratic
Union notice was given of an amendment
giving the government power to eXpel
princes. There is every reason to presume
that tlaquets bill will be rejected. The
Chamber voted urgency for it merely for
the purpose of disposing of it sooner
a Paris dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company says: president Grevy
regards Flaquet's proposal prohibiting
the presence i'll France or Algeria of anv
member of former French dynasties as
tyrannical."
A Paris dispatch to the Central Ne,cS
says: 1t is expected that Prince NapO-
leon will be expelled from France, and
that decree eXpelling pretenders to the
throne will be issued Immediately after
wards. 1t is reported that the Orleans
Princes are preparing to quit France, if
necessary"
PARIS, Jan. 1S.-At the Cabinet council
to-day, it was resolved to bring forward a
bill III the Chamber of Deputies, authoriZ-
ing the government to take proper meas
ures in the event of the publication here
after of manifestOeS of French pretenders.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, NJ.
DorranO (BOnapartist) declared that he
had himself posted Prince Napoleon's
manifesto, and he gave notice of an inter
pellatiOn against the violation by the gov
ernment of the law of 1881 in relation to
placards.
M. LOckrOy Republican will on Satur-
day ask General Billot, Minister of War,
whether he intends that the Orleans
Princes shall retain their military COM
mands.
NJ. Fallieres, Minister of the Interior,
announced in the Chamber of Deputies to-
day that the government would ON Satur-
day introduce bill providing for the sup
preston of all manifestOes on the part of
pretenders to the French throne. NJ. Fal-
lieres moved that the meeting of the bu-
reauX, which was fixed for Saturday, to
discuss NJ. Flaquet's motion, be deferred
until Tuesday, in order that the bureauX
might simultaneously examine the gov
ernment's bill and that proposed by NJ.
Flaquet. The motion was carried.