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The circumstance which has the most attracted pub-
lic attentiowwithiuthe last few days, has been the send-
ing away from the College of Louis le Grand fifty or
,rsiail of the students. The cause of this wholesale ex-
pulsion seems enveloped in mystery ; there are various
versions, but the following appears to be the most pro-
bable.. Until. sortie ipnnths back, the person at the head
of the College Was a M. Malleval, who had himseil been
educated in the establishment; had accomplished his
course of stndkes with eqat ; had filled a Professor's
, chair ; and finally been placed in the direction of the
College. For these and other reasons he was very po-
pular among the students. However, for some cause,
only known to those in authority, he was come
months ago set aside And replaced by a priest, who
having other, and of course more spiritual avoca-
tions, . was very seldninv,sken by the students. In
consequence these lattei:TeTnained at the discretion
'of the under-maSters, whii,sirlihe account goes, were not
very meek or conciliatory ip the exercise of their au-
thority ; some vigoious, •and,as it is sai.l, unjust pu-
nishments were inflicted, which gave rise to a spirit of
exasperation, and at length the students cn masse re-
solved upon a revolt—or, as we would more properly,
though lists magnificently term it, a barring out. But
either the walls bad ears, or else there was a Affer'
amongst the conspirators, and the plot was discovered.
It is even said that certain species of arms were found
upon some ofthe most determined, but whether pop-
guns or bo,ws.and arrows it has not as yet been ac-
curately ascertained. However, the energetic mea-
sures adopted seem to prove the imminency of the
danger ; for fifty or sixty of the most full-grown and
least childish conspirators were immediately sum-
moned to appear ; a like number of cabriolets were or-
dered to the gates of the College; a delinquent was
placed in each, with strict ordersko the dehu not to stop
nor stay until he had deposited his charge within the
walls of the paternal mansion. The guiding spirit_s_ot
the storm being thus happily whisked away, the minor
fry of .insurrection cowered and shrunk behind their
desks, and the College of Louis le Grand is still firm in
its foundations, thanks to this prompt and novel coup
d'etat. Whether any ulterior proceedings are to be taken
is not yet decided upon. Several irrevocable expulsions
are expecfed; but in a few days more, when the mists of
alarm shall have been dissipated, further light may be
shed upon this mysterious and important affair.

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