New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06

NAPOLEON. Naundorff, who styles himself Due de
Normandie: General FRANCOIS de Bourbon, the
so-disant Due d'Aniou, and Don Carlos, we have
already five Pretenders to the supreme rulership
over France. To these there must now be added
a sixth, who halls from Constantinople, and who
differs from most OF the others In that he pos
sesses a vast fortune He has hitherto borne the
name Of Nazareth Allahverdi. and, besides being
one OF the most influential members Of the Ar
menian community in the Sutans capital, he Is
the head OF a great banking house and the NOV
ing spirit in the Anatolian railroad enterprise.
His story. which seems to have won the CONN.,
dence Of 50 sober, sensible and critical metro
politan daily journal as lie Temps, ana wnich,
moreover. has been in measure corrooorated
by reference to the dispatches addressed oy the
French Ambassador Stamboul TO the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs here at the commencement OK
the reign of Louis Philippe is to the effect that an
Armenian Of the name of Duz Zahde who was
dispatched by the Sultan to Paris in the tnrd
year Of the first Republic to study the methods
OF mlnting coin. intrusted by Camoaceres.
subsequently Consul and later on Arcncnanceiior
Of the Empire, with the care OF a boy whose
narents had been guillotined during the Ter
ror Cambaceres declared that the boys father
had been a very great parsonage and that he had
died on the scaffold so thoroughly embttered
against his country that he mad expressed the
wish that his child should divest himself 0otn OF
his French nationality and Of MS Christian re-
lIgion Duz Zahde took the boy back with him 10
Constantinople; refranng, however from MAKING
q Mussulman Of him, and brought rim up Win
his own children an Armenian CatnoHc en-
dowinR him with the name Of Alanverdi. wnlcn
means given by God" Many years afterward
Duz Zahde Incurred the displelsure Of the Padi-
shah and was bows:rung whereupon MS papers
can,c into the hands OF the French Ambassador,
who declares in his dispa tches that ne iouna COLI
frmation of the story 70 the etect that Alan
verdi was no other than the Daupnin' tne on,y
son Of King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoi.
netie who was believed 10 have perlshe1 OK
the ill-trca ;ment 10 which his jaers In the lem
ole Prison subjected him. The present NJ. MAN
verdi as familiar a figure upon the bou,eVa a
here as I'm Pera. Is the grandson of the boy ssDn-
dded bv Due Cambaceres TO DuZ Lande' anu I'M
that other allege. descendant or the mys
r,aunhin tho sol-dfsant Due de Normandie. VINO
"a row advertising for employment In the peu'es
atfches here. his features are OF an lni'' ~.
more pronounced Bourbon character .n" cenarai
Of the Due dOrleans, Don OdiiOS VI
Tbere ls no people on the face Of the earth 10
whom expatriaton comes 50 nara a. ~ Irish.
italian Austrian Spanish ana Scanulhs,Es "a.
even Chinese and Japanese-not only MANS "a
distinct taste for emigration ouC III, mo "
prosper abroad. The French aohe arr ,nr -,
rontion To the ruls. happy n9Wnere say, ~
tra soil Of old Gaul and seem to deter. t,p 20,
morally and physically when uansp'an'ei 80. "
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fore that in ~ other country Is me pi's rpa
rxiles SO great and universal - III fFatCe. ~.
idea ~ being forbidden 10 return I" ~ S"'le
s.rll,e. those born under her i!ag AZ the nos
dreadful ~ all prvat lions and penalties. anu ~
The Government to drive man out ol w
Try X sufficient To- excite popular y i1pd'ns ~
his behalf AT no time Is TINS sen',T ns u u
nrevaIent than az the Christmas ana New-fss,,
20 snr : tho season Of reunion or family anu
friends and Of all the toasts drunk Oh u,s 1.
-, - tho one which moves people most srpiiSy
i ,h,t for lies absents." Among those Wiz
James are recalled to memory jus no" ny reasSn
-, their being compelled To reside abroad a., .n.
~ IOrleans and Prince Victor Napoleon: ifenl'
pochefort Count Dillon. Of Boulanger cei.u''y,
rho Is leading a hand-to-mouth eAls'"nr -,
I,slv. " Cottu ~ the Pane ma lire ifTs; "n' -
a. vienna: NJ z. Drumcrt ana so'era, -,
oou,liv embarrassing IN themselVef ana We.
.n.tn,,nai irnnortance especially in the eyes "
Tho public. lies in the fact that they are SA''ss.
w." -, raturn =, their native land ihey wpuo
At once sink to their natural level ana assgrL
prove far less dangerous to the p,'sfH. .,'.'n,s
Wv thev arc AZ present in their role 81 NVums
~ despotic Government