Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.
French Ministers Resign on Account
of the Expulsion Decree.

PARIS. June 23.-Thc police have been
ordered to arrest all Royalist SympathiHrrS
who in any way demonstrate their dis
pleasure at the action of the government
cxpcIIng the princes. VI. Cartel. the
French Ambassador at Vienna. has resign
cd from that post aS a protest on his part
against the cNpulSionS The resignation
of NJ Waddingon. Ambassador 10 Lon
don, is also said To be- imminent.
The Royalst press announces the passage
Of the expulsion bill aS the lorrrunncr of
the downfall of the Republic. The modcr-
ate Republican papers generally critiriSc
the measure Us unjust. The OpportunSt
journals urge the government 10 discard
the demands of the lrrrcoucilablcS and
Radicals. and they demand iirmcr Re
publican policy.
The Count and Countess of Paris, and
their son. Louis Philippe, after receiving
their friends Tomorrow, will embark at
Frcp0rt in the afternoon.
The Counts manifesto will he issued on
Friday. Prince Napoleon lPlon pl0nl j.
going 10 Geneva. and his son, Prince Vie
tor. is going to brussels Nrlhcir II is
thought viii publish manifesto. Prince
NirlOr's adhcrcntS, it is sud, will make a
demonstration at the railway station when
he takes his departure.
SKETCH or THE BANISIGl:D PRINCE.
Louis Philippe Albert d'Orlcan~, Comtc
de- Paris. was born in Paris in l~.'~. Ten
years altcrward his grandfather, Louis
Philippe, King Of the French abdicatcd in
fused to acknowledge the boy us King
The family fled to England. whore the
Young prrtcnIGr Was educated In the fall
of.l-HI, with his brother the Dukr de
ChartrcS. and his uncle, the Prince de Join
willie. he came Ia this country. and the
three iluslrious Frcnchmcn entered the
service of the Federal army. on the StIil of
Gen. Mcclellan. They returned to Europe
in 1862 when the Cumtc wrote a history
of the American civil wan. Sumc q. his
old comrades addressed him recently, in
yiting him, in the cycut of his expulsion
from France, To make the United States his
home. \ cordial reply WAS received by
Gen. Daniel Buttcrtirld in which the
COmtc declined tO visit America at that
time. hut visit. h. added. would fulfil
his best wishes lie rus also declined an
offer made 10y Queen Victoria of Clarcmomt
aStlc, Where LImi' rhiIipA' dIcl.
BcSldcs illc arcHt work arcIdy men,
toned, which was completed in eight VOL
umuS, the Comtc has written on miScrlla-
nc0u- subjects including Il w0rl, ON Eng
li~h trade unions, which has been trans
lated into various languages. lie was mar
ricd i'll l:G7 10 his cousin. Marie lSahrl,
daughter Of the Due de- NCu;lmnsicr, by
whom he has :. -l.,, the buC dOrlcans, and
a daughter. who, aS already stated. WIS
married a short time ago to the Crown
Prince of Portugal,
After the dow nl;Ilt OF the empire. when
the French army wH+ undergoing continu-
ouS defeat hy the forces Of Germany, the
Comtc and his brother Offered their SER
vices in whatever place they might be as
signed. hut the Legislative Assembly re-
fused Ia cmpl0yThcm. The Cnmtc pro-
ic,scd his adherence to the republic in the
following words "l'rancr wishes to make
4 new experiment. il does not become us
Ia hinder her." In ISL he WAS admitted
a member of the Assembly at Versailles.
He made Il formal resignation of the claims
of his family To the throne of France in
ISIS. when on visit u the Cont" Il"
Chamborl. the Bourbon claimant. by his
will the Cumtc de Chlmbord instructed
the MomarchistS of France To recognize the
Comtc dc Paris rs heir To the crown.