Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-23
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Inc packet snip CharieS CarFVtts Sia'AS oeS
arrived at New York, from Havre, whence she
sal led on the Cd Of December. BY this arrival
the Editors Of the Commercial ADVERTISER have
received their files Of Paris papers to the evening
commercial advices Of the 29th.
The huctuation of the stock exchange in Pa
ris, which had been great during the troubles at
Lyons, had been succeeded by an almost total
calm. Although but little business was transac-
ted on the Goth, yet the feelings of spectators
was rather favorable than otherwise.
Count Lobaiu issued an Order Of the Day to
the National Guard Of Paris on the 9th. expires.
sing his satisfaction at the.honorable and ready
zeal with which they had fastened TO their re-
spectve posts. sine the deplorable events at Ly
ons and noticed particularly the fact, that out Of
1000 men OF the corps called upon duty OH Sun
day. only twelve, were absent, and most OF them
from good causes. He concludes with Offering
his thanks to great number OF The National
Guards, who had come forward aud rendered
their services to 20 to Lyons, and concur in re-
establishing order in that City.
Numerous arrests were made in Paris on the
2Sh. Several carriages were seen to enter the
courtyard of the Prefecture Of Police. escorted
by Hussars and Municipal Guards. NJ. Duclos,
who was attached to the Messenger des Chambres.
as reporter Of the debates in the Chamber OF
Peers, and who gave the account OF the speech OF
the Minister I Commerce which gave rise to the
complaint Of the Marquis de Dreux- Breze. was
among the number Of persons arrested.
A domiciliary visit was a so made on the same
day. in the house Oh Chaltas, an officer on half
pa,, who mas before suffered punishment for a
political offence, and WHO'S now employed on the
Journal the Revolution. In consequence OF the
nature Of The papers found in his apartments, Nj.
Chatas himself was arrested, and conducted to
the Prefecture, and confined an secret.
| An individual who amused himself with pro-
menading the rue Cadet ina costume the fac-si-
mile of that worn By the late Emperor Napoleon,
including the Cross Oi the Legion OF Honor, ep-
auiettes, etc, was likewise arrested on the 18th,
and taken TO the Prefecture Of Police, for assum-
Ing decorations to which he was not entitled. He
wa. f,Ilowed in his walks by tribe OF ragsamui-
fins. shouting Vive lEmpereur! in a manner.
however, partaking more Of derision than any
! thing else.
! A cIandes,ine mandatory of gun.powder. ST.
tuated in solitary house in the commune OF
Belevle Just outside the barrier, has been disco
vered. Among the individuals arrested as con
nected with It are NJ. Coulter, for,nery the head
of department ~ the Prefecture of Police; VI.
Laurel de Saint-Julion, acknowledgement of
markets; aud NJ Grenet, now employed in the
same service. A portion of the powder was sent
| to enfrepof near the barrier, and thence in bas.
kets to wagon warehouse, as 1t 1t had come
| from the country. This man9uvre, however, did
not deceive the vigilance Of the Police, though the
bills Of parcels were made out AS tor hardware.
HI is estimated that the mandatory produced
80 lbs of powder a-day, which appears to have
been intended to be sent to Nantes for the use
of the partizans of the late dynasty in La Vendee.
| A party of the the town-serjeants went on the
evening of the 2Sth of Nov. to the Place de la
BoLrse, to dsperse the singers and other provltl-
ers Of nightly popular amusements, In pursuance
Of the late regulations of the Police. The cause
Of tins proceeding not being fully comprehended
by the people. it gave rise to some slight muir
murs, which were however OF very short dura-
ton. as the groups assembled were dispersed
without difficulty.
| The Moniteur contains royal ordonnance,
re-appointing one grand officer, six commanders,
s35 officers, and s755 Knights Of the Legion OF
Honor, who had been appointed by Napoleon, du-
ring the Hundred DAYS. They are all to take
rank from the date of their original appointment,
in the spring Of 1878, Thus have we another
evidence that Louis PHILIPPE is completely in the
power of the Bonapartists. who extort from him
whatever they please to demand.
Gen. Becker having, from i'll health, declined
the command Of the English Military Division.
Marshall Molitor has left Paris for MarseIl!es in
his stead.
The Teegraphic Despatch from Lyons, which
was noted in last evenings Commercial. dated
Nov. q, was not complete one: it was broken
off by the darkness on the setting 10 of night
The residue was received in Paris. BY Telegraph
on the morning Of the s9th, IN which the Prefec
of Lyons expresses hope that order will bt
gradually and completely restored. The shop!
were re-opened, and there Vas to be a theatrica
performance on the eth. A considerable order
for silks, for the Kings household. had been re