New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

RETURNING TO THE LIFE OF A WANDERER.
PnoM THE REGULAR coRREsPOSDENr oP III r"'hl '~y
PARIS. June a.
The Government having. after tile harl-tougEt
battle and brilliantly won victory in the Senate,
determined TO promugate the Expulsion bill. il
took effect yesterday IN Paris and to-dAy in the
Provinces Princes Napoleon and Victor had there
fore TO 20 Yesterday The former is of a rowing
disposition and WAS brought up III gong To and fro
in Southern Europe He was with his father
at Florence again with him az Trieste, then Win
his uncle the King Of Wurtenbur5. 1T Stuttgart.
whence he sometimes went to pass months with MS
aunt-iu-law HOrtenSe, and her sons, Napoleon'
LOUIS and Louis Napoleon. at Nuremburg. Gle had
n grandmother and his uncle Lucien aud lo6 OF
wild cousins at Rome with whom he occasionally
STAYED At no time did he ever. except at Stuttgart
obtain regular instruction. But he had very
active brain. a good deal of Corslcan keenness anu
German good sense and somehow developed INTO
save the great Napoeon-the abest man of his
family When he officially lived at the Paals
ROYAL he WAS always wandering to keep out OF the
Empress Eugene's way and not TO be annoyed WIN
the presence of bis estimable but PLAIN, unse-
ductlve morose and narrow-mnded wife. lhe
Emperor to afford him pretexts for rowing hither
and thither used to coniide To hin unotilc'al
missions diplomatic. political and geographical.
He was sent to Turin and Florence when victor
Emmanuel was getting inpatient at the dinlcuI''es
which Freuch diplomacy throw IN the way WI
Italian unity He went to Corsica to make g'ahd
official speech at the inauguration OF some Hohu-
ment in honor Of the first Emperor, and abused
Austria to such an extent that l'ismarcN thongh1
he light attack her with inpunlty. tie was also Il
freouent visitor to Berlin on diplomatic business
TO Cairo to give support and c0uhlehanco W
Lesseps; to Spain TO prevent Montpensier mount
III, l,ts mfr riyrg-p q
TO English and Irish universal exhibitions; 10 the
United states, where he nrst cane 0uu d. .no
friend OF the Mar0ulse de Canlsy. DeIne qi V q a
mission afforded him preteXt IOr traNclLins
and under first class conditions AT the expense Vi
France. An allowance was made Tor the trdEellnpg
expenses of the Princess Clotlde. but sue s'a5o &
at home and he took some more cou2ehiaI com, com,
paniou with him. Cora Pearl thus. was rece'sra %
as an ilnstrious parsonage by West OF England anu
Irish gentry and along the Danube below ehha
Prime. Napoleon had at his disposal the Imperial
yacht La Reiue HOrtense, IN when ne "sn1 " ~
deIra. the Azores the West indles We" dorn Orkney
Islands Iceland Green and and most of the ports Oh
Norway He was going to the L0hoden lslana' neu
the news reached MIN that the rnpless % "au aainst
vailed in making the Emperor declare war aeaihs.
Prussia and hastened back TO france I'd sec W nas
he could do help with advice or as negD.t'os and
in trying TO induce victor Emilauuei W ioN"
helping haud 10 the French. , .,oi,t and
. Prince Napoleon is now physically indoiJn" nt anu
he had always lazy Will lie Is Que Vi ;-afIe snG s
theoretical politicians in France anu an
adviser But he hates business details, has no
administrative capacity, and rather than cneck
expense reduces his household to nutshell re
no cook and contracts with restaurant 10 lurhIsu
h,m bis meals az his domlcile. He has Tor some
time resided in the Rue Pnalsburg on hrst noor,
with, | believe the auburn haired Mar4nls'e sna
Baron Brunet, his secretary. The kue rnatspPuis nP
debouc hes az one end on the Pare Monceau, wheree
the Prince every morning took a" censttntiouatL a.
His dat was not luXurlously fnrnlsueu NI.u ~ euo
exception of the library. saloon and dlnlng-rooi;
which all contained handsome works OF aIt anu
Napoeonic relics Prince Napoleon was glaa 10
t..ff nrfu lp "
nj nferiorItv 20 the dOrleans and could not com
pete. if he did his best with the Due Aumaes
hunting parties at Chantlly. The Comte de rar.s,
de C;aIlera resided n the finest mauslon IN Tue
Fanbourg ST. Germain and was able to entertain ~
royal style the august aad ilustrons personase5s n5
thu famous reception which preceded the Ducness
of HraganZa's Wedding.