New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
4 BOURBON FANLLY LAWSUIT.
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A lawsuit Is, according 70 the latest rumOr
from the Alice des Potins, pending between Count
dAqua uncle 70 Ring Francis II of SaPes and Prince
nephew Of the Emperor Of Brazil and cosely allied to
TIE Count dc Chamoord the King OF TIE Beldans;
Nv Prtnee de- Jon1e He seeks to obtain an allow
euce from BIS fatherwho renes to give him any money!
although the estates and private foruue o. The counts or
Aquila been recently restored 10 the head Of the
family, who paid homage 10 King Hum0ert, publicly
recognizing him as the sovereign OF United Italy TINS
step taken by the Count dAqua has procured LOT nun
the iil-wi OF several members Of his family His son
has openly declared that his father had no right to com
promise the be bore by submitting 70 the result OF
lie ntrig1cs Of CayOur and Count dAquila mas replied
by stopping the allowance OF 21G month made to Prince
Louis Philippe dc Bourbon. The wnoie OF the family
Parsienne. The Lord High Admiral Of the NeaRolitan
fleet was received with open 10y Napoleon III on
Rnmrbons The Count d'Aquila took up his residence
In tho Avenue Dc PlmPeraoe and the inagnieence OF
hi. fss WAS with Lis prOverDia extravaganza one OF
tho leading themes o. conversation. lie was ruined
very SOON s sod Ts All se goods s ana S csS H
ana foes caused him TO be taken Tor the nero OF the
Count dAqla tried 10 persuade his second son. Prince
Philippe Bourbon, TO enter the Church. explaining 10
MIN tie brilliant which would be opened to
nrnoe OF his name. Prince Philippe declined, and eav-
kg France abruptly went to Brazil. He concealed his
SnaYs1 expedition lie behaved with considerable
courage and was twice wounded in action He rose to
the rank Of lieutenant and subsequently trlnG OF the
career OF arms he returned 10 Europe ana visited hi5
cousin, the King of Portugal who received him with
open arms while the cordial welcome awaited nun
vi Madrid Several rich marriages were suggested, ana
Count dAqua determined to unite his son 20 some me
heress whose wealth would enable him TO regld tho
family scutcheOn. Prince Philippe refused 70 comply
with his fathers request His name was linksd WIN
that OF Mlss Henderson, the slster-in-law or snVef
Naekay who since married Count Teit ner with That
OF Baroness KetschendOr and other ladies' but tne r
mors have always been contradlcted by the Princes
declaration that amount OF money would ever make
fhe bells ng his wedding unless the heart could 20
with fle hand lie has lived quietly enough on his mod
eat allowance increased by the talent he possessee a
an artist Like Don Caesar de Bazan, he draped himself
with his dignity and resented the manner IN which his
father mad compromised family traditions by paying
homage TO the nsurper His protest has caused MN 70
he renudated by hls father and led 10 the commence
ment OF a lawsuit which promises TO be repete with
planant details. Count dAquila has been blamed ny
when his Royal nephew had declined TO treat with the
rtaan GoyernIaept Hopes arc still entertained that
soras Incarceration win be powerful enough TO prevent
Se scandal OF a lawsuit between father and son.