Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-03
FRENCH PRETENDERS.


Princes from Paris in Accordance W tn |
= Decree Published by the French Gov |
ment-Resignation of Ambassadors. |
PARIS, June 2i.-The French Govern
ment issued yesterday an edct expelling |
the French Princes from France. Prince
Victor and fifteen Of his most prominent
adherents including the Marquis OF
Naette and Baron Hausman, started for
Brussels. The train bearing the party left
the station amid cries OF "Vive lEm-
pereurl' "Au revoir!" and shouts OF "Vive
la Republique" There was some Kissing.
Several persons were arrested. AT re-
ccption before starting for Brussels Prince
Victor said:
"Do not expect n vain protest from me.
A people sometimes takes it upon itself to
open its doors to an exile. ] remain rep
resentative of the Empire as the Napoleons
constituted it. | favor firm authority,
equality Of all citizens and respect for all
creeds. Be assured that whatever call
duty may make shall not be found want
ing in the fultillment of what owe to the
democracy and to my name. Au revoir.
Prince Victor attracted very little attcn'
tion on his arrival in Brussels.
Prince jerome Napoleon started for
MED by n number of friends to the railway
st,tion Tho station waa closed To the
lit ~ - L., or,r.I oa,i,,,o+oJ ~
Pupno' o"C "o,''o Sio""' O'o,n''''' r "'
5000 people, gathered outside. There were
counter cries of "Nive Emperor" and
"Viye la Republique" NJ. Ornano, a Roy
alist, tried to rally party in or.
der to make demonstration, but the po-
lice hustled the crowd roughly. Police
oo'' , va, ,'o't'I ~. ~; ly.,,i
ana IIlhce victor prior 10 lhclr departure
| and stated that the Government was dis
posed TO allow them time in which to ar.
ie.. 49,. pou ,Lo p,;,,oog Ia
'enHe tiieir e,'ni'9' i'o'" wy ID w
cned to aVall themselves oil the oller
The Count OF Paris, his son and suite
| will embark for Eurland to.dav. and will
arllNe aC iu'pr'usc "o,I' on ii,u"l'
| where they will take up their residence.
| The Count will issue manifesto protest
| ;nn o,rninst lie oynnIsion and o,tIinina
,nS '6"i"7O i'' oAP"'''o'i '"' u'Si u",''ll'''S
| the mohafch!cai programme y lhousahu
persons called at the chateau yester-
| dov and inscribed thcir names in a
| aso;,I Ill. III Count obaoL bord,
| epo,'"' 'V'"' Inv I'",'V o'i"0h ', i''''''
| with each one ana briefly expressed
| his thanks. The gates OF the chateau will
| he onenel at eleven o'clock this morning
| ~. u,, .,,-,,,,,,r,,,Ie as r., ,I re-
| 10 huNilU C'ic to"hspeoP'c vi Eu anu ilc
| port who desire the Count to receive an
| expression OF their sympathy. NJ. IIendle
| nrnfoct oF tbe Seine Inicrourc bluntIy do
| p't!uVI ".;t., a.. ll'.e ~ D. - ~,
cIincd TO notlly the 'ohte de faris ol MS
| expulsion.
Count Foucher de Garrett, Ambassador
90 t,a Aust,ion CONT bos resi,nod IN nro.
W ''io 80" oo"' y ''' go NV - r.
test against Ihe action OF MS "oNeFhilehe
| in eXpclling the French Princes.
raenaL ,a,I,os,,,l,r to ,ho C,,,rt ri ~
| Iioheh M hM,i,u"aa"uot W wv o""'' - -
James, VIII resign IN consequence OF the
| expulsion of the Princes. His resignation
il momcntarilv expected.
| M ~. - .,,.,.. ,Io,>
Inc hoS S",,sU press Pronounces ''0 P"'.
sage oil the Expulsion Dill Inc loreruhher Oh
| the downfall of the Republic. The moder-
oto po,,,,l,rco,, ,,o,,,rs roncrnl1v cr;tiriso
| 'O " ~ f'I ~ ,: .
lhe measure as unjust 1ao oPpor'uh'st
| journals urge the Government to dlsre'
| gard the demands Of the IrreConcilabes
and radicals aria don,und q frner Renub.
an" ia"iV"lS anu "'i"""' III 'i4e' Nv pun
The male representatives of the Bona
parte And Orlennist families who are af-
to,.tod H.. tl,o.o,t ,S ovn,lsior ara princs
,g'lc' py nv IIU VI gNPu'aloI, "iV l'tp 'te
| Napol2on (nlcKnaned llph-lIonl lSd ms
sons, one of whom is Prince Victor, the
Count of Paris and his son I,ouis phulippe
,,I ~, n,,,' I,,',,,,I,1,
anu liIe b"c i Aulio't,
llhe members OF me House OF orieals tnal ma,
would come under me Mppllcatou ol '1t
measure aie' toubt ue iarIs, ,ountcss ut ut
Iarls ana thcir iniili's WIN theul at % ,'thHeS i'
HIso their son DUKE prieahs, III ,ne .pl
,cEe Slah Sas, ana lncir uausn'cr, tnt
frlnccSS Heene, VINO year or 81
ago entered society at lele g''et
ny one OF tnc hothscniiuSi nuhc W We
,hurlres hlu puclcss uu ,,', ,nui lfs - l,t a,it
,heir chIIdrcn fr.Htc>s Marie' l!Iutc i houvit
frhce hehrl; frlhcc,s ats,or,ic 4i,u w 'i.lt'
Jean DUKE de Neih9lts "9neTaI oi NiS,Hli ,l,
I'.hB III IalIs, huu MS Tlnuicu, . Gu ~ ~ nun' N,
Alehcon, captain ol Ar,lierS, ln M Euitisou d
Nnc.hhPs' ula "iie nhu l"o nniuI.u nnn,iu,u n tu,.is'
ana EnllnahuSi, - lr.nce3s h,"iLno; l,hc' lc
Ic JoinNllle lcG.AuL'ira'. anu une lIpers pIssi
ills Il po'h annnI III 'tu inon nuo "o oranal
with their children, Duke dc fcnthicNre
Francoise, wife of Duke de CharIre
already mentioned Duke AHmale
,he senior pN,Gn" h e"t, ut,'i"r n,is M tnE ~ t6
french Ncadeniy. a splcndid gentleman. VIII,
lives Mt Chanully.
OF the Bourhons the elder branch finds it
male representative in the person of Coun
dc hamhord, son of the assussnatcd Due d.
}errl. grandson OF Charles X and sometime
designated BY his friends Henry V.