Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
FREscn NEWS.
A Patient of Pastear Dfes-.The
Princes Leaving.

Princes Leaving.
PARIS. June 24.-Au eleven year old
girl Of Doleir, in the Department ol
Tara, was bitten by dog on April ~.
She was placed under the treatment Of
Pasteur and was removed home and
has died OF hydrophobia. Her death
occurred on June IL.
The Duke De Chartres. will accom-.
pany the Comte de Paris to England al d
afterwards return TO France.
Prince jerome tPlon-Plonl is at Gene
va, enroute to Italy to bring the Prin-
cess CIotilde, his wife, aud their daugh-
ter to spend the season OF three mouths
in Switzerland.
The Ccmte de Paris left his Chateau
d'Eau at IL O'Clock. Just before his de-
psrture he stood surrounded by his
family in the principal entrance OF the
Chateau and bade farewell to twelve
hundred persons, who had called to
convey to him their sympathy. The
assembIage was sorrowful, but orderly,
and after the Comte's departure dis
persed quietly. The journey from the
Chateau to Treport was made without
any demonstration The Comte em.
barked ut Treport for England ut 1880
this afternoon. he will assume the
title Of Marquis OF Harcourt and re-
main incognito while 10 England. A
brilliant compan including Rothschild,
Is waiting the Comte's arrival at Dover.
MANIFESTO FROM THE coMTE DE PARIS.
LONDON, June 2i.-The Comte de
Paris issued the following manifesto;
81 am constrained to leave ray country.
j protest in the name of justice against
the violence done me. | am passionate
ly attached to my country, whose mis-
fortunes have rendered her still dearer to
me. / lived there without infringing her
laws. For tearing me from thence a
moment was chosen ust as returned
happy in having formed fresh tie be-
tween France aud friendly nation. In
proscribing me, vengeance was taken on
the persons Of 33,500 voters who, on
October 4th, condemned the faults OF
the Republic. which sought to intimi-
date those daily detsching themselves
from the present regime. 1t Is desired
to separate fro,n France the head Of the
glorious family which guided her course
for nine centuries In the work OF
a nation united and which work
associated with the people alike in good
aud evil fortune, funded her prosperity
and grandeur. The hope is cherished
that France has forgotten the happy,
peaceful reign Of my grandfather and
the more recent time when my brother
and uncles fought loyalty under the dag
In the ranks Of her valiant army. These
calculations will prove fallacious. Taught
by experience, France will not be misied
as to either the cause or author OF the
ills she suffers. She will recognize that
a traditional monarchy by its modern
principles and institutions can alone
furnish remedy. This national
monarchy, OF which | am represent
ative, can alone reduce the Importance
of men OF disorder who threaten the re-
pose OF the country; can aloae secure po.
Iitcal and religious liberty, restore pub
lic fortune, give our Democratic society a
strong government-open to all, supe-
rior to parties, and with an ability which
will be in the eyes Of Europe a pledge Of
lasting peace. My duty is to labor
without respite in this work Of saliva.
tiop, and with the aid Of God and the CO.
operation OF those who share my faith in
the future, will accomplish it. The Re.
public Is afraid. In striking me il
marks me out. | have confidence in
France, and at the decisive hour | shall
be ready