New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE AND THE PRETENDERs.


opposition IN THE sENAT TO THE EXPULSION BILL
i-oTHER PHASES OF TIE POLITICAL SITUATION.
PARIS Feb. 5.--The examining magistrate, Benoit
to-day made an order sending Prince Napoleon be-
fore the court for an indictment for an attempt to
overthrow the existing regime. The court will de-
eide the ease within O week. Prince Napoleon's
eldest so has arrived here for BRET holiday. He
visited his father to-day and remained with him an
hour.
The Sc aate has elected committee on the EXpul-
SION bill. Eight of the members of the committee
are opposed to the whole bill. They include NM
Bartheemy- Saint Hilalre, Waddlngton and Leon
Say, and the Count do Saint Waller. The only
member favorable to the bill is NJ. Testelin. Inc
opponents represent las votes, while 1t Ia calcu-
lated that ITO Senators prepared TO support 'ue
bill. 1t should be observed tina. NJ Leon say Is ua
particularly warm opp0nent OF the h.asuroit ~
eoquently opposed the bill IN the meeting VI WV
Bureau OF the Lett Centre
The Soir anticipates that there will be majority
of fifteen votes in the Senate against inc eApui-
sion.
It's reported in Vienna that the Count de Cham
bOrd is suffering from quinsv, and that ms irlends
are somewhat uIelsy about hlin
LONDON Feb. 5.-It is reported that York House
IN Twickenham formerly the residence of the Comte
do Paris is being prepared to receive some member
OF the Orleans family.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says re-
gardlng tho controversy now proceeding in Paris
respecting General Thibaudin's conduct AMI escape
after the fail of MeCz, the truth is that General
Ihlba udin, after the equalization, Inscribed MS
n list of officers similarly situated aud was
allowed greater freedom Oh the faith OF that sigma
ture.
LONDON, Feb. Ga Paris dispatch says: Pub
lie uneasipess isincreasing The IMPRESSION prevails
that the army does not like the Expulsion bill. An
ntimaton 10 this effect has been conveyed TO PreS-
dent Grevy."
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN HUNGARY
VIENNA, Feb. GA serious railway accident has
occurred in Hungary. Six cars fell down steep
mountain. Seven women and several men were
killed and many persons were injured.
PEsTH. Feb. 5.-Ibe accident happened on a rail-
way running up hill to the SaGo and Tarjanato coal
minrs. The line constructed on principle simi-
lar to that of the Rigi Railway. of the teeth
OF the engine whe els broke and the in, which
contained a number of miners and women, began TO
Iecede. gaming fearful velocity. Most OF the
miners Jumped out in time 10 save heir lives Seven
women who remained in the train were killed.
THANKS FROM THE EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN. Feb. 5.-By command OF the Emperor
Prince Bismarck has sent the following letter to the
German Consuls and other diplomatic agents in the
United States concerned in the collecting and for
warding of subscriptions for the relief of the suf-
ferers by the recent floods:
The Emperor has learned with keen interest from your
repOr. how general was the sympathy awakened among
residents the inundated districts He Is adj
feu TO learn OF the feeling OF knship which citizens of
IN their osd home which responds with the rendy
relations existing b. tween Germany and America am
commdn led by the Emperor 10 taank most warmly IN
Sic Ot tue sufferers, your committee, VIII on has
ALREADY achieved such happy results. aud IL you TO
convey ote committee !his expression OF giaAtuie
The dIstrhnton OF tue funds collected was 20 me sub
ject sOotOus care, asked AMI received for
this purp the sistance OF IN nittee OF Deputies
in the Recustag representing the distressed districts