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II RREsr OF THE PRINCE.
LONDON, January IA dispatch
from Paris W Yhe Times says: The
appearance Of Prince Jsrome's mani.
fes:o Is regarded by some as a march
stolen oil the legitimists, far it was
known that Count d'Chamberd, i'm.
PEELED by his supporters, was prepar-
ing a manifesto. Eighteen thousand
placards have been printed with the
greatest secrecy. Baron Brunei asks
to be arrested an an accessory to the
promulgation of the manifesto, but
the magistrate refused to take him
into custody. Reports from the
provinces state that the news OF the
arrest of Prince Jerome has created
no great sensation.
N%APoLEor's CRIME.
The Times Says: 'Priuce Napoleon
was arrested under the penal code,
entailing transportation which can be
reduced to exile. The senate can be
constituted a court Of justice to take
cognizancs of outrages against the
safety Of the state. Sach court would
be certain to condemn the prince"
TIE ship Undine arrived at Colombo,
Caylon. Eight Of the crew were
dro Tned.
THE BoEAPARTISTS.
PARIS, January Is A slight Bona
partlsJ demon siration was made b.
fore Prince Jtrome's residence yester-
day and shours OF "Vive 10 princs!
were raised. Several participants were
arrested but released, tho anne end
add eases being taken.
TIE newspaper In France requested
the government to inform the ropra.
sent4tives Of the country if the news
which has boen current come weeks
relative to the organic tion of Gvtl
war in the west of Frarco with the
help Of the Catholic worknen's club,
is exact. 1t ia affirmed the minister
of The interior Is possessed of precise
information in regard to this subject.
THE POSITION OF PRETENDERs.
PARIS. January 1.-THE Telegraph
Gays the government intends to intro
ducs in the chamber a bill settling the
position of p%retenders to the French
throne. The Pays characterize the
issuance of Prince Jerome's manifesto
Of an act of stupidity. 1t says few
Bonapartists are identified with thil
burlesque incident.
THE IN PARIS.
LONDON, January IA dispatch
to The Daily News from Paris say
the manifesto of Prince Jeroms ex
cited mora hilarity than anger. News
paper squibs on tho subject are end
less. Floquiet'a bill was discussed at
cabinet council and considered to
stringent. Soma ministers will no
support it unlessitb be modified. Primo
jerome occupies a room In which hi
cousin, Pierre, was detained. Primo
Murat asked to be permitted t
visit Jerome, but this re
quest WAS refuUpd. Princ
jerome wa interrOgstsd again to-dey
Ha denied La intended to oveI
throw the republic. All he wanted
he said, was to ASCERTAIN by mcano {
[ the plebisoite what the people though
of it. He had anticipated ~expulaio
but not imprisonment. He was glad
however, the ministry had ordered
step which would call attention to tn
facts asserted in the manifesto. A
Prince Jerome has been annoyed b
the crowd looking up into his VIII
dows, they have been boarded up.
The Standards correspondent Learn
on good authority that the preside,
of the council is opposed to nrint
Jerome being brought before the cou,
of "sssiz,s and would prefer to ha,
him tried by the senate.
A Times dispatch says the radio
lef5 pronounced almost unanimous
for Floquet's proposal, but in t!
democratic union notice wss given
an amendment giving the governmel
power to expel princes. There
every reason to presume that Fioqust
bill will bs rejected. The ohamb
voted urgency for 1t merely for L
purpose of ~disposing of 1t the soone
GENERA AL FOREIGN NEWS