The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-06-30

Victor Napoleon In Brussels, Prince Napo-
leon Goes to Genevs and the Comts
de Paris to Tunbridge Wells.

PARIS, June 2S.-Prince Victor and fifteen
Of his most prominent sdherents, inciud-
ing the Marquis Of valette and Baron
Hausmann, started to-day for Brussels.
The train bearing the party left the station
amid cries of "Vive L'Empereur" "Au
revoir," and shouts Of "Vive la Republi-
queW There was some Kissing. Several
persons were arrested. Police Secretary
Loze visited Prince Napoleon and Prince
Victor and stated that the Govern
ment was disposed to allow
them time In which to arrange their af-
fairs. Both the Princes declined TO avail
themselves Of the offer. The Pdtyfe news
paper notes the coincidence of the expul-
sions with the anniversary of Napoleon's
great victory at Solferino, and thinks 1t Of
good augury. N. Hendle, Prefect Of the
Seine 1nferieure, bluntly declines to notify
the Comte of Paris Of his expulsion. Prince
Napoleon started for Geneva this evening
He was accompanied by q number Of
large concourse Of people had assem-
bled. No demonstration, however, was
attempted. Prince Victor, at . reception
before starting for Brussels said: "Do not
expect vain protest from me- A people
sometimes takes it upon itself to open its
doors to an exile. remain . representa-
tive Of the Empire a. the Napoleons con-
stituted II. favor firm authority, equal
ity OF all citizens and respect for all creeds.
Be assured that whatever call duty may
make shall not be found wanting in the
fulfillment of what owe to the Democracy
and to my name. Au revoir." One thou
sand persons called at the Chateau d'Eu to-
day and inscribed their names
In special book. The Comte
de nParis shook hands with each one and
briefly expressed his thanks. When the
Count Of Paris received the result of the
division on the Expulsion bill. his son and
the Duke of Chartres, who were with him,
burst into tears. The inhabitants of Eu
collected in groups on the streets to discuss
the situation. The gates Of the chateau will
be opened at II o'clock tomorrow morning
to admit the townspeople' Of Eu and Tre-
port, who desire the count to receive an ex-
preston of their sympathy. When Prince
Napoleon took his departure the sta
tion was closed to the public, but
a dense crowd, estimated at five
thousand, gathered outside. There
were counter cries of ''Vive rEmpereur''
and "Vive la Republique." NJ Ornano, .
Royalist, tried to rally party in order to
make q demonstration, but the police
hustled the crowd roughly. The Comte de
Paris will reach Tunbridge Wells on Fri
day, June 25. Upon his arrival there he
will publish manifesto protesting against
his expulsion and defining his future
as Monarch Of France. Count
Foucher de Carell, Amba assador to the Aus
trian Court, has resigned in protest against
the action Of his Government in expelling
the French Princes. The Royal press pro-
nounces the passage Of the expulsion bill
the forerunner of the downfall of the Re-
public. The Moderate Republican papers
generally criticise the measure as unjust
The Opportune journals urge the Govern
ment to discard the demands of the Irrecon.
cilable and Radicals, and they demand
6rmer Republican policy.