The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13
ExPECTANr ExILEs.
The Persons Who Will Probably BE Ex-
PEELED from France.

peiIed from france.
If the proposition = cpeI from French
terr;asy an the members of families which
have reigned in France should be adopted
no less than thirty-one persons would be
affected. OF the elder branch of the house
of Bourbon only two-the Comte and
Comtesse de Chambord resident in Austria,
but at present free to live in France if they
please-would suffer- There are Bourbons
in Spain, of the two Sicilies, and of Parma
dwelling in France but they are foreign
princes, and would not be included in this
sweeping Punishment, On the other hai.d,
upward of twenty three members of the
Orleans family-which. by the wav, has
been remarkable for its peculiarly quiet
attitude-might be turned bag and
baggage" ont OF the country. These are the
Comte and Confess de Paris living at the
Chateau d. Eu in Normandy, but now at
Cannes for the season, and their children,
the Due dOrleans, who is studying at the
College Stanislas, the Princess Helene, who
made her debut in society about three
months ago, and two little princesses Then
come the Duke de Chartres, younger brother
of the Comte de Paris, now stationed al
Rouen as colonel of the Twelfth Chasseucrs.
the Duchess de Charities and their children,
Princes Robert Henri and Jean, and Prin.
cesSes Marie. and Marguerite ali of whom
are with their parents The Due die Nemours.
general OF ClVlSlon, who Is residing in the
avenue du Bots de Bouogne in Paris, follows,
with his children. the Due d. Aencon, captain
in an artillery regiment, and his wife, the
duchess, who, with their little son and
daughter, Prince Emmanuel and Princess
Louise, are now sojournngat Vincennes, and
Princess Bla che d'OrieanS Tue on 49, -
d iIu and the Princess Marguerite have be-
come foreign subjects, the former through
his marriage with princess of Brazil, now
his adopted country; the latter by her mar
riage with Prince Ladis-Es Czarteryski. Next
comes the Prince de Joinvilie. vice admiral,
with his princess both of whoa reside in
the Rue de Berri in Paris. and their chill
dren. the Due de Penthievre a lieutenant in
the French navy, and Princess FRANCHISE
married to the Due de Chartres. Lastly. the
Due de Aumale, general of division and a
member of the Academic Franchise. The
Due de Monpensier and Princess Clemen-
tine. brother and sister OF the Due de Ne
mours, would not be included in the
decree of expulsion, rs the former has be.
come a Spaniard through his marriage with
the Infante Louise, sister of Queen Isabella
while the latter is the wife of the Duke of
xe-Coburg-Gotha. The members of the
Bonaparte family who would be directly af-
fected by the adoption of the Floquet propo-
sition are Prince Fapoeon and his wife,
Clothilde, with their two sons-Prince Victor,
who is at Orleans, with his regiment. the
Thirty-second artillerySza'id Prince Louis,
now studying at the Lycee Gharlemagne and
their daughter, the Princess Marie, who is
with her mother at Moncaliera, and the
Princess Mathilde. The other members of
the Bonaparte family, children of the late
Prince Pierre and Prince Murat would hardly
be included in the prescription.