Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-04

The four accusations before the second coun-
Gil are against Geoffroy; Rhonhler. ex-Deputy
Lieutenant; Colombat; and Magot, a clerk OF M.
Bourgeois Commissaire de Rnulage.
The proceedings against Wachez and Pepin
have terminated before the first council, which
will be convoked on Saturday next The four
prosecutions commenced by the second council
will be terminated tomorrow or the day after
at the latest, and will be sentenced by the Coun-
Gil in the course Of Monday.
1t was enormously stated by several journals
that Nj. de Vatismenil pleaded tor Pepin;
Messrs Marie and Loret, were his counsel.
The Lieutenant has appointed NJ. blanchet
Captain to the Sd regiment OF Light Infantry, IN
place Of the Rapporteur-en Chief at the Council
of War.
From The Breton of Nantes Of the l4th Of June
General Solignac has Just published decree
for the general disarming Of the commuues in the
departmcnt Of the Loire Inferieure. Similar de-
crees will be published for the departments of
Main ct Loire, Ia Vendee, and Des deux Sevres.
It is said that aforementioned Bonnet has
arrived at Nantes. The court martial has COM
menced its duties. Nj. O'Kefe. captain report
err to the military commission continues the pro.
ceedings of several cases; NJ. de Kersabeic is TO
be examined to-day. 1t is thought that in few
DAYS several cases will be sufficiently advanced
for the 1t, General to order the opening OF the
audience Of the Court. 1t is positive. that, had
il not been for the presence Of the Duchess de
Berry, the sedition would not have burst out
The greatest part Of those legltimates possessing
influence said, publicly after the revolution in
July. ave will remain quiet; we will not decide
on taking up arms unless Prince of the Royal
Family shall order U.s."
The Duchess de Berry herself came and gave
this order. NJ. de Bire, vicar at Guirande. who
possessed fatal influence in that town, and VI.
Bodet, vicar at Moutoir, arrived here last night
! under strong escort, accompanied by three per-
sons accused Of having Chouanned. Mcssrs. de
la Vincendiere father and sony and NJ. de Ian.
demont, chiefs Of bands. have just made their
submission to the Mayor of ST. Julian de Pennl'
Ter. They are to be at the disposal OF the au'
thorities, and to be prisoners. We hear that
500 Chouans have been beaten near Chalonnes.
Yesterday, at Oudon, was arrested a man dis
gused as peasant, at the moment he was going
TO embark in the steamboat; he was the servant
of NJ de la Roche Moci, vigorous and deter.
mined young fellow, who had sworn he would
kill any National Guard that might tall into his
hands. Two hundred like him would have been
more terrible than the l.5OO Chodans of the band
The Moniteur contains report from the Min
lister of the Interior to the King. whereby after
eulorizing the enthusiasm with which the Nation.
ri Guards answered the call of the government,
rallied round the national standard. and over
threw the odOus enblems ut period ct blood
and anarchy, in which contest many OF them re-
ceived honorable wounds, and some fell victims
to their courage, leaving families III mourning
and distress. it is requested that his Majesty viii
authorize the application of portion Of the credit
Of 5000, 600 francs. granted by the law of Nov.
6, 1881, to the relief of those who were wound
ed, and to the families Of those who Tell in tn.
late events at Paris orin the West. To this pro
position the King has affixed his approval. The
Moniteur also has a Royal ordinance. declar'
ing that there shall be formed two battal'ons 81
| light infantry to be called the first aud second
battaIions of Africa, each containing eight com
panies of fu,ilcers, the strength of each battalion
| TO be % off cers and 1905 non-cOmmissloned ol
GERS and privates.
The Duke of Fitxjames and Viscount de Cha
teaubriand are said Ia have been arrested, and the
| Duke of Be,luuO to have absconded.
The government has received repeated offers
from the National Guards of Paris, and various
parts OF the kingdom. to march against the ineur
gents in the West, but they have been declined,
from the conyil ton that the measures already ia
ken, seconded, as they have been, BY the zeal OF
the National Guards, in the disturbed districts,
must, very shortly. completely extngush the re-
bellion.-4Noniieur.
The Gazette de- France has the following:
cit in rumored that the Count de Mcnars has
been found among the dead at the Chateau de la
Penic,ere, and that man. other bodies. from be-
ing almost reduced to ashes. or completely DISH
cured, could not be recognized y
The same paper has another article. which says
{" The most sinister rumors are a1oat respect
ing the fate of the Duchess OF Berry. The terri
BILE secrets of the Chateau de la Peniciere occupy
all France at this moment. Let US hope that
knowledge of facts will ere long remove the &C.
neral anxiety"
The prince de Bauffremont has been arrested
at Blois. He was aid.de.camp to the Duke OF
Berry. and afterwards to the Duke Of Bordeaux,
and Chevaier d'Honneur to the Duchess OF Der
~.
NJ. de Raucancourt, the proprietor of cha
teau near Qumperle. 10 Morbihan. and VI. Chase
de la Touche, late Mayor OF Belle lsle-en Mer,
have been arrested and committed to the prison