The Sun.
London, England, 1840-08-15 00:00:00

TIIE BOUL()GNE AFFAIR.

BOULOGNE. AUG, 14.—Cepnor: Crow cad some of
the men o•• .1:: Cit.re of Edlnb,:rgh have been retneved
from the citadel, we:tee they ha, a...intberto been confined,
under an esece tof gendarmerie. They will be ulti-
mately sent to Paris for trial there. The number of
persons in custody amounts to fifty-six, independent of
the crew of the City qf Edinburgh.
Colonel Voisin is still suffering from the three bullet
wounds which he received in the affray, but they are
not deemed to be of a dangerous character. Three of
the invading party escaped, and have not yet been ap-
prehended—viz., ae Vicomte de Querelles, Colonel
Vaudrey, and Foestier. Among the prisoners are no
less than twenty•two domestic servants, three Poles,
and four people belonging to Boulogne. None of the
latter. however, arc persons of any note or consequence.
One is a shoemaker, another a mason, and'a third is a
newspaper porter. Among the papers seized are some
which arc said to be important.
It is stated that a Boulogne pilot was on board the
City of Edinburgh. It was under his advice that the
party landed at Vimereux, This pilot has been fortu-
nate enough to escape arrest as yet.
The Courrier Beige contains the following anecdote
" Colonel Bouffet was the author of the buffoonery of
the living eagle which accompanied Louis Bonaparte in
his expedition against the Gallic cock. The captain
was ordered to let out the eagle on a signal being given.
This bird having been trained for several days to re-
ceive his food on the Prince's hat would have alighted
on his head at the top of the pillar at Boulogne, where
Louis Bonaparte was to have ascended before the popu-
lation and the troops, who would have accepted this
augury borrowed from the Romans.
A letter from St. Omer, in the Gazette des Tribe-
naux, gives tome particulars relative to Lieutenant
Aladenise, who is so seriously compromised in the
Boulogne affair. A battalion of his regiment formed
the garrison of St. Omer. On the sth inst. he told his
companions that a young English lady bad arrived at
Boulogne to whom he was going to be married, and
that he wanted a post-carriage, which the post-master
gave him, fully persuaded that he was going to Bou-
logne on a love affair. Aladenise is the son of a mer-
chant in Paris, and fought bravely in Juiy, 1830 ; in
reward he was appointed sub-lieutenant.
Since then his conduct has been exemplary ; he was
promoted to a lieutenancy, and would have received the
first company vacant in his regiment.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE LOUIS AT THE CONCIERGE-
RIE.—On Tuesday night, at 20 minutes after twelve, a
carriage containing Louis Bonaparte arrived at the
Conciergerie, escorted by some departmental gendar-
merie and Municipal Guards. The prisoner was
guarded in the carriage by M. Lardenois, Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Municipal Guards, and several of his
men. Tile prisoner, after his arrival bad been duly
registered, was taken to the room which had been pre-
pared for him.
" Prince Louis," says the Gazette des Tribunaux,
" on arriving at the Conciergerie wore a light drab
paletct, with military waistcoat and pantaloons. He was
evidently much depressed In mind. His face was pale,
and his whole person betra; ed great prostration of
strength. Immediately on alighting in the court-vard
of the Prefecture, he was conducted into the Con-
ciergerie, and placed in the room which five years ago
was occupied by Fiesehi. He has three keepers over
him, with orders not to quit him night or day."
Workmen are already employed in preparing the
Chamber of Peers for the trial of Prince Louis Napo-
leon. The arrangements are to he the same as those
for the trial of the affair of the 12th of May.

LIST OF PERSONS APPREHENDED AND KILLED FOR
PARTICIPATION IN THE LATE AFFAIR AT BOULOGNE.

(From the Gazette des Tribunaux.)
Prince Louis Bonaparte ; General Moutholon ; Bout%
set Montauban, calling himself General, arrested with
the epaulets of a Colonel ; Jean Baptiste Voisin, a Co-
lonel of the Lancers, who in retreating received three
wounds, is in the hospital ; Laborde, a retired Lent.-
Colonel, ex-Commandant of Cambrai ; Charles Parquin,
a dismissed Captain; Maisonnot, a retired staff-officer ;
Galvany, a military sous-intendant; Alexander (Prosper),
called Desjardins, born at Paris, a retired Captain, with
a passport, signed at Paris July 8, 1840, arrested at Mar-
quise ; Lambert, a Lieutenant, and officer of the. Prince ;
Aladenise, Lieutenant of the V.ltigeurs of the 42d of
the line ; Corsy, a Lieutenant of the National Horse
Guards ; Ornano, ex-Officer of the 13th Dragoons ;
Bataifle, calling himself an engin'eer ; Dr. Conneau,
surgeon to the Prince ; De Persigny, an attache of the
Prince ; Alfred Delombert, secretary to the Prince ;
Bellier, valet de chambre to the Prince ; Meurisse,
cook to the Prince ; Herbert Duhom, footman to the
Prince ; Hippenmeugre, footman to the Prince ; Jean
Marie Brunet, servant to the Prince ; Jean Louis
Lietot, servant to the Prince, and a sPrgeant ; Andre
Plasny (an Italian), courier to the Prince ; Hubert
Louis Lambert (Swiss), an assistant in the house of
the Prince ; Polycarpe Ancel, an ex•sergeant-major
of the ex-Imperial Guard ; Pierre Jean Francois Kure,
a commission agent, sergeant ; Louis Masselin, servant,
sergeant ; Charles Telange, a forager ; Noel Michael
Balilet, servant, sergeant ; Henry Craitigny, servant,
corporal ; Henri Desfrancais, servant, corporal; Jean
Francois Gresiere, corporal ; Joseph Bernard, servant,
corporal ; Pierre Joseph Gillemaud, fencing-master ;
Felix Vervoord Owinoski, a Pole ; Paul Vinque, a
Pole, in the hospital ; Bernard Peffer, servant of Col.
Montauban ; Marie Joseph Prudhomme, coachman to
M. Faure ; Jean Egger, valet de chambre to Colonel
Wasme ; Pierre Sellin, bootmaker at Boulogne ; Jean
Marie Martel, called Lamarre, bricklayer at Boulogne ;
Omer Richard, newsman at Boulogne ; Pierre Paul
Bachon, a riding-master at Paris ; Stanislas Desire
Jardin, servant ; Nicolas Brigeot, servant ; Xavier
Suraskeroski, a Polish refugee, servant ; Benja-
min.
Eugene Thevon, coachman in the service of
M. de l'Espee ; Francois Guepard, servant ; and Jean
Georges Howang, cook. A body has been carried
naked to the hospital.