The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-07-01
FRENCH pRErsNpERs.


q Decree Published BY tho French Gov
ernment-Reslgnation Of Ambassadors
Pans, June 24.-The French Govern
.nent issued yesterday an odict expelling
the French Princes from Franco. Prince
| Victor and fifteen OF his most prominent
adherents, including the Marquis Of
valette and Baron Hausman, started for
Brussels. The train bearing the party left
the station amid cries Of "Vivo Fem.
pereurl' "Au rov oirg' and shouts OF ''vIve
la Republiquer There was some hlssihe.
Several persons were arrested. Az re-
ccption before starting for Brussels Prince
| Victor said:
"Do not expect q vain protest from mo.
| A people sometimes takes u upon itself TO
open its doors TO an exile. i remain rep-
| resentative Of the Empire as the Napoleons
constituted IL ] favor Arm authority,
equality OF all citizens and respect for al
| creeds. Be assured that whatever call
duty may make / shall not DO found want
ing In the fultlllment OF what owe TO the
democracy and TO my name. Au rcvoir.
Prince Victor attracted very little atten'
tion on his ARRIVAL Brussels.
Prince Jerome Napoleon started Tor
Geneva last evening. Ho was accompa-
MED by number OF friends TO the railway
station. The station was closed to the
public. but dense crowd, estimated at
| :, 0O0.peoplc, gathered outside, There were
/ counter cries OF "Vive i'Empercurl' and
"Vive Ia Republiquen NJ. ornano, Roy.
alist, tried to rally a party In or
der TO make Q demonstration, hut the po.
lice hustled the crowd roughly. Police
Secretary. LoGe visited Prince Napoleon
and Prince Victor prior 10 their departure
and stated that tho Government wRs dis
posed to allow them timc In which TO ar
range their affairs. Both tho Princes do
clined to avail themselves OF the offer.
Tho Count OF Paria, his son aud suite
viii embark for England to-day, and will
arrive at Tunhrdge Wells on Friday,
where they will take up their rcsldenec.
The Count will issue manifesto protest
ing against his expulsion and outlining
the monarchcal programme. thousand
persons called at the chateau yeater-
day and inscribed their names In n
| special book The Count shook hands
with each ono aud briefly Expressed
his thanks. The gates OF tho chateau will
be opened at eleven o'clock this morning
10 admit the townspcople OF Flu and IRE
port who desire tho Count to receive an
expression OF their sympathy. NJ. Hendle.
project OF the Seine lnfcrieure, bluntiy do
clincd TO notify the Comte dc Paris OF his
expulsion.
to the Austrian Court, hns resigned Ia pro.
test against the action OF his Government
in expcling the French Princes
4 II is believed that NJ. Waddngton,
French Ambassador 10 the Court OF st.
James, will resign in consequence oil the
expulsion Of the Princes. His resignation
Il IA monientnriiy expected.
Tho Royalist prcas pronounoes the pas.
sage OF the Expulsion bill the iorcrunner oil
the downfall Of the Republic. The moder
| ate Republican papers generally critleiss
| the measure ns unjust. The Opportunirt
journals urge tho Government to disrc'
gard the demands Of the lrrceonrilnblca
and radicals, and demand n frmer Ropub
lican policy.
The male representatives Of the Bona.
parte and 0rleauist ihmiiien she are nj
ierted by tho act OF expulsion nre Prince
Napoleon tnicknamed Plon-Plon) ard his
sons, one OF whom 10 Prince Victor, the
Count OF Paris and his son Louis Philippe
and the Due D'Aumole.
4 1.-THE members OF the House OF Orleans thai
would come under the application OF th'
measure are; Count dc Paris, Countess d.
| Paris, and their Infants with them III Cannes
also their son. Duke dorieanS il tho .2l
II
, | Princess Helene, who. year or =
ago, entered society nj feie gtvci
BY one OF the Hc,hschilds; Duke q,
. | Chartres aud Duchess de Chartrcs ans
their children, Princess Marie. Prince hobert
Prince Henri, Princess Marguerite aud Primo,
| Jean. Duke de NcmourS General OF DIVISION
living In Paris and his children. / Duk'
, dAlencon, Captain OF Artillery. In garrison q
yincenncA his wife and two children, Louis
and Emmanuel; : Princess blanche; Prime
his wife. both living in the huo de Berri
few doors from tho American chapel
with their children. Duke dc Penthieyrc
Franchise, wife OF Duke de Charirc
already mentioned; Duke d Anmals
the senior Division General in tue ffencl
army. ono Of tho forty immortcls OF ~
r French Academy, splendid gentleman, VIII
D of the Bourbons tho elder branch nnds II
. | male representative in the person OF Coun
dc Chambord. son OF tho assassInatcd Due d
Betri grandson OF Charlos and sometime
designated by his friends Henry ".
OF the thirteen children born 10 Charles an
Letitla Bonnparte during the eighteen year
OF their welded life hyc sons have attalnc
maturity and played conspicuous parts I
Lucon, Napoleon, Louis ana Jerome
Prince Charles Jules, son OF Luce
by his fret wife, had no fewer tina
twelve children by his cousin. the Princes
zcnalde, OF whom two survive VIZ Primo
Lucien Louis Joseph, one OF the Cardinals !
Rome, and Prince Napoleon Charles, who
the actual head OF the honaparte family
The Prince, born In lSD, entered tho FTenc
army during the reigfof his cousin. Naps
leon ILL.,, fought through tho Algerian an
Mexican campaigns, and took part as Cal
tain OF infantry In the late Franco-Pru
sian war. He was taken prisoner by "a
Germans, and. having refused to give hi
parole not 10 serve against the enem
u | II set nj liberty. was imprisoned
= | Brunswick until pence was declared Whe
t only twenty one years old he married Princes
Marie of Rufpoi, by whom he has had "
4 daughters, Marie and EuRenie do Bonapnri'
.. the latter being born as recently rs 1eIa I'll
!. lines OF Napoleon l. and OF Louis thir
= and fourth sons respectively OF NJ. an
p Nine. Bon1partc, arc extinct by the death
| OF the ex-Ring OF Rome duke de 1ieicl
| stadt) in 1892 and the Prince Imperial tho
| OF June, 1879 Thus there only remains fc
| consideration the line OF jerome. formorl
KING OF westphalla, the thirteenth an
last child Of Lctitia Donnparte bcr
four months before his fathers dealt
Z | Early in tho present century this Jcron
Bonapnrte married Miss Patterson, {
Baltimore who died in 1879, and by her !
!, had issue, Their eldest son married Mi
Susan May IN 1880. and this marriae
resulted In the birth of two son
The Oldest OF whom, Colonel Jerum
Bonaparte, came over from the Unite
States in the early days Of tho Secon
Empire to serve In the army OF bis imperi
!. marriage with Miss Patterson was annulcd
n a highly arbitrary and nnjustinabie mnnn'
by Napoleon J., who compelled b
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