The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
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Paris, June 2s,-In accordance with
the bill passed by the Senate and Cham
Der Of Deputies, providing for the expul-
sion Of the French princes, decree was
promulgated at 8 O'Clock this afternoon
ordering them to leave France forthwith.
Three Of the princes leave tonight, The
Royallst Senators and Deputies to-day
awaited in body on the Comte de Paris,
at bis residence, the Chateau d'Eu, ex-
tended their sympathies and took formal
leave Of the Comte. The principal ground
Of complaint against the 0omte de Paris,
who in his own person unites the prsten-
sions Of both the orleanlst and Bourbon
families to the throne Of France, grew out
Of an incident which happened at the let's
given by him, at the time Of tha re-
cent departure OF his daughter, the Prin-
cess Athelie, for Lisbon, where she was
married TO the Grown Prince OF Portugal,
10 this tete were invited all the embassa-
doris accredited to Paris, the Comte acting
in this matter as II ho were reIgning
sovereign instead Of a simple citizen, The
ambassadors refused TO attend the recep-
ton, at which 5000 guests were enter.
tanned, Besides his recent connection by
marriage with the royal family Of Portn-
gal, the Comte formed one with the reign
ing house Of Denmark only q few months
ago, 1t 10 charged against him, moreover,
that he recently organised societies for
advancing the interests Of the Ffench
monarchists, while nominally organizing
committees on agricultural In various de-
partments.
Prince Victor and fifteen OF his most
prominent adherents, including the Mar
quis Of Vallete and Baron Hausmann
started to-day for Brussels, The train
bearing the marty left the station amid the
cries Of UiUe La Empereuri vive Ia Repub.
Rquei There was some kissing, Several
persons were arrested,
Prince Napoleon started for Geneva this
evening, He was accompanied by a mum.
ber Of fr ends to the railway station, where
alarge conCourse Of people had assembled.
No demonstration, however, was at
tempted. Prince Victor, before start.
ing, said: "Do not expect vain
speech from me. A people sometimes
takes 1t upon itself TO open ita
doors to an exile. l remain
representative of the Empire as the
NApoleons constituted 1t. favor firm
authority, equality OF all citizens and re-
speCt for all cresds." He assured them
that whatever came he should not bo
found wanting In the ful6llment OF what
he owed TO the democracy and to his
name.
One thousand persons called at the
Chateau Du to-day aud inscribed their
names In a special book. The Comts De
Paris shook hands with each one and
briefly expressed his thanks.
Count Foucher De CAreil, Ambassador
TO the Austrian Court, has resigned as
protest against the action OF his Govern.
ment In rxpelling the French Princes, II
is believed that N. Waddlnpton, French
Ambassador to the Court Of st. James,
will resign In consequence Of the expul.
sion OF the Princes. His resignation ia
momentarily expected.
The Royalist press pronounces the
passage OF the Expulsion bill the forerun-
ner Of the downfall Of the Republic. Tho
moderate Republican papers generally
CrlLlcise the measure as unjust The on.
portuuist journals urge the Government
70 discard the demands Of the IrreConcIl-
ables and Radicals, and they demand
6rmer Republican policy.
Police Secretary Loze visited Prince
Napoleon and Prince Victor and stated
that the government was disposed to allow
them time In which 10 arrange their
affairs. Both the princes declined To avail
themselves Of the offer. 71
La Pdtrie notes the coincidence OF the
expulsion with the anniversary Of Ma.
poleon's great victory at Solierino, and
thinks 1t q good augufy.
When the Count Of Paris received the
result Of the division on expulsion, his
son and the Duke Of Chartres who were
with him burst into tears. NJ. Rocheiort,
in the Intransigient, taunts the Senate with
puslllanlmity. He says II is willing to vote,
II pressed hard enough, in any way the
government chooses. WI "