The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

II thu, period could have thought Of as attempt
on las lie - therefore Is Table OF ar
bfeail's. The period Of the Hundred Days hay
ing arrived Maubreail and DAISIES ~ere arrested
aud inielrogated The former, at thai period
wrote 10 the latter. Representing him with contra
dieting hun, and said, 4" You are gossip for
TOD ; sake hold your tongue" The note refer
red TO above, is dated the 9TH Of April, 1915. a
That period tile Usurpers Government mig li
nave some interest IN prosecuting Alaubfeu ant
MS pretended aeeomplces, as authors oil an at
tempt TO assassnate the then reigung family
wen, alter all the Investigations that took place
II was declared, that there were not suiiicien
proofs against the parties TO prosecute Thin
circumstance which occurred during the Hun
bred Days, destroys all the allegations OF Mau
bfeui. The mission gwen MIN related merely l1
the recovery Two hoxes of diamonds OF the
crown, and had nothing TO do with assassination
The prisoner replied that the note of the 9th
Of April had evidently been intercepted by The
fOlice. A mission had not been denied That
mission was 10 ldl Bonaparte aud the diamonds
oil tn Crown we're the prctexi. (said the phi
sonefl chose several individuals. among whom
were DAISIES and the Marquis de Br0sses. There
was also another, the Viscount dc lontelcgicr,
Who /, dead. The rest were gUelisnris-such
people wee necessary for such affairs. was
IoId that we n.uSt go to meet Napoleon Ia uni
forms OF officers of the Guards. / said--No DIS
sulsr aud above all do not len every body INTO
'he secret, for that will spoil the business
was cheated, was misled by The exmnpla not Of
the internal machine but of George Cadoudal
and NJ de Polgnac ! fought ID years in La
''ndfe, and twenty-five persons of my family
persisted there. wished for only suelc man
10 accomplish the design, tor il, among great
e. number, there had been but on man de OF, l..
Ia benaparic. might have been stabbed, or ali
night have been discovered. But the difficulty
was 10 hnd people WHO would strike Ihr blow
without knowing whether was leading them.
an charged WITH cnIOning secrecy on -. Da-
sizes. Inns Was natural enough, because my mis-
SION was OF delicate nature, As had orders
Il ON all the Powers. NJ. Plsuuier ARRANGED
this 10 destroy me. He suffered himself To he
he'd away by NJ de yiuolles, to whom delivered
The four bags ofgold, taken from the Queen of
Nestphalla for youwill remark. that al Douay,
was not condemned Tor the diamonds but for
the gold gave To NJ. de NnrolIes | know not
whal became of some OF the diamonds which dis
appeared. Certain pefsorages wished for the
Wuoir attain to have been stiled. The Empr-
70 OF knSsa you'd have had me hot at once,
but my fanny was feared. All The world was
lei loose upon me. sometimes | vas pu mo
prison, aud al others was let out went 10 En-
gland and published a Memoir, revealing all
those important circumstances TIE Emperor
OF Russia had c'py. The King of Prussia
would have given million for my book not 10
have appeared Lord Castercagh wa greatly
scandalizcdat it bat II was in vain thai a mo.
position was mad. TO him 10 send me out o En-
gland his only reply was, thai the tribunals
we're oPen TO prosecute me In England there
lf.l Lar Il -..sii
sem to a dungeon for nn reason The Police oi
Angles and DeayHn is unknown there. and a
M 's ~ lefl in prison 10 hr devon ed by lice
The Marquis desmond, French Ambassado
Ihai TIM, ,n''' til" one dav in Oxiord-street. and
sad. " GA will then always be al war with US 2
Upon my reply that would not consent 10 an
compromise, he added, - Well, within tv.
months yon will be driven from hence" u,
was rl&ht, ior was sent out of Eug land undrr
the Amen Act. This is my defence NJ. dr Vi
toiics was interested IN my being acquitted ut
Douay. relative 10 the diamonds, because il i,
clear carried them 10 the Ihuilleries As 10
the S4.uOOE placed them on H. de Eitrolle,.
nlsht-lable al midnight and if he denies IT, |
viii call Witnesses TO prove II, except the, are
sem our of the way bv y. Delaycn Am / glr .
ty ar Innocent ask VI. Angles. | was once NJ
the Police Office, and sat on sofn with hun
"ieh ne gave me his signature. VIII hc DENY
II | do not believe there is q more cruel aud
erociod, man than Angles. If you dery
your signature. will conduct you to the sofa
where we conyer>ed ON This and that subject
The members of the Tribunal then retired
nnd after deberaing abont three quarters ofan
hour, returned into Court and pronounced a
sentence, by which the prisoner was condemned
e. i've years Imprisonment, 10 pay fine of 5OOf
and costs to remain al the exDiration of the
term OF Imprisonment. under the surveillance of
the High Police for ten years. and deposit the
sum of three thousand franks for security.