New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
THE COUNT OF PARIS BURIED.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD AT STOWE
HOUSE AND WEYBRIDGE
MOST OF THE RULERS OF EUROPE REPRE-
sENTED-ADDREss OF TIE Duo DOR

MOST OF THE RULERS OF EUROPE REPRE-
sENTED-ADDREss OF TIE Drc DOR
LEANS TO RoyAIIsTs IN LONDON.
London Sept 1.-THE funeral Of the Count Of
Paris took place to-day a private requiem mass
was celebrated at Stowe House at O'Clock this
morning. attended only by members of the fam
lily. The funeral procession left Stowe House at
$50 the body being borne in a hearse drawn by
six horses and followed by twenty carriages con-
tanning the Princes and Processes connected by
ties of blood marriage with the Orleans fam
fly. The procession was received at the railway
station by the Mayor and the municipal authori-
ties of Buckingham. The blinds OF the houses
along the route to the station were closed and
the road was lined with silent spectators
The funeral train started for Weybridge at
$50 Tie cars We're draped with black Wey-
bridge was reached at noon. Four special trains
from London bearing the Duke If York. the
Duke Of COnnaught. the Marquis of Lorne and
large number OF the French nobility had already
arrived there. a procession was formed at the
station and the body taken To the church
The Due d'Orleans and the other Princes of the
family walked Immediately behind the hearse
The Duke Of York was accompanied by Irlncr
Hermann of Saxe-Weimar and Prince Philippe
>; SaXeC Chure. The Emperor Of Germany and
most OF the other European sovereigns were rep
resented.
The coffin was received at the door of the
Roman Catholic Church, which formerly con-
tanned the body of King Louis Philippe of France.
his consort and his naughtcr-n-law. the Duchess
Of Orleans by Monsgnor Huls attended by
several priests and acoytes, who preceded the
procession into the church The Due dOrleans
occupied the place of chief mourner. The niue
church was crowded.
When the coffin had been placed in front or the
altar Cardinal Vaughan and the Bishop Of South
wark the Right Rev. John Butt entered the
sanctuary a great silver crucifx being borne be-
fore them and the service began. Two banner
cites. presented by tn Young Royolists Of Frame
Were placed on either side of the CONN, Whlcn
was covered with the tricolor. The music wac
from Spohr's Last Judgment" and all the sol
emnties OF the Church were observed. Cardinal
Vaughan pronounced the absoluiion and the body
was placed in the vault near the altar
The Due d'Orleans, accompanied by numDer
of friends. came at once to London after the
funeral He gave a reception later In the day al
the GrosvenOr Hotel to about 600 Royalist WIS.,
tors to whom he made the following address;
at is with sorruwful emotion that receive the
homage of your devotion. and thank YOU for IT,
Your presence not only tesiies your Tespet' anu
attachment 10 him have lost, but II aso
proves your fidelity to the principle OF natiOnai
and traditional monarchy. Of which am the rep
resentative and whereof he transmitted 10 me 'Ie
heritage. ] know the rights Of TINS heritage. u
confers duties upon me: Il imposes upon me tow
ard France to be guided by the magnihcent ok,
ample my father has given me during I've anu
which he consecrated by his death. 50 courage
ous,y faced and accepted in such Christian
manner. Fortified by your aid and by mat OIL
absent friends who. from all parts OF FTn'l,e'
have already sent me the expression "i 'neir ore,
votion and making appeal to all men 81 n, arr;
will MI without falterng the mission which ialls
10 me Although still young. ] am conscious 81
nv duties and with my great love FOR France
Will consecrate all the strength ana energies
possess fill them.
In concluding his address. the Duke expressed
his cordial thanks 10 the councillors OF ms Ia'neI
The paris correspondent Of The Daily News
saws that the Due d'Oreans will live In l-"hd'n'
where a ROyalist committee has heen '"rih'd
The Duke has accepted the resignation 81 tHr
C1mte dHaussonville as official representative
Of the Orleans family In France. lie mlehds 10
surround himself with Younger and more a'"Ne
DartisanS.