The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-01-12

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1 poOl TO the <4tn lNOVcuUcT uuVc OccN re-
ceived in New York. The following in
tclligence is from the New York papers
of Saturday.
| EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
IOPENING OF THE CHAMBERS.
We have received Paris morning pa
pers Of Monday (l9th) and the Nouvel-
listc on Monday evening. We give from
the latter an account of the opening of the
Legislative session.
tho neighborhood Of the Chamber of Dep
uties. The doors were opened at eleven
O'Clock, Immediately after which the tri-
bunes wero entirely filled. AT two o.
clock the firing of cannon announced the
approach oflhe King. The deputations
went out to meet him.
The Queen, accompanied by her two
children and Madame Adelaide, came in
to the tribune which had been reserved
for her.
The King entered into the Chamber
Immediately after. He wore the uniform
of the National Guard, and was preceded
by the grand deputations, and followed
by numerous staff. He was greeted by
the cries Of Vive lie RoiP which burst
forth from every part of the Chamber
His Majesty uncovered and took his seat
ON the throne.
Private Correspondence.
PANS, Monday, 6 O'clock, p. NJ
The procession of the Chamber Of Dep
uties to day was well nigh becoming a
tragic scene. The King, who was on
horseback, was shot at with pistol, by a
man who was standing on the bridge call
ed lie point Royal over which the pto-
cessioh passed. The ball fortunately
went over Kings head, and no one was
injured by it. The man who fired the
pistol appeared to belong to the populace.
He was Immediately seized by the stand
ers by ,and.has since been conveyed to the
office ofthe House Department, where
he now remains. This incident has cree
ated much greater sensation IN Paris
than the Kings opening Speech, which
you will receive by this conveyance.
The speech was received ut the Bourse
to-day just as the bell rang for the close
Of business, so that the funds have not
been influenced by It.
From le Nouvelliste.
Paris, Nov. 2O.-Thc following are
further details, respecting the circumstan-
ces of the attack yesterday upon the
King:
Amongst the persons who on seeing
the King shouted the loudest acclama-
tons, the SPECTATORS remarked a man,
III dressed, aged about thirty, of middle
size; who waved his hat with his right
hand. At tho moment the King arrived
opposite this individual, the latter drew
from his pocket pistol; and presenting it
at his Majesty with his lef: hand, contin-
ued to wave his hat with Ills right.
GA young woman hear him, observing
his movements, seized hold of his right
ann, and thus changed the direction of
the shot. The assassin disappeared i'm
mediately amongst groups composed of
i'll dressed persons, who appeared disposed
to protect him. In his flight he. threw
down the pistol which he had fired, and a
second pistol which was loaded. The
detonation was very loud The ball graz
cd the hat of NJ Gabriel Dclessert, Aide
Major-G General of the National Guards
who formed part Of the procession. A
movement OF alarm was manifested among
his Majesty's suite. ...
"Tho young woman who seized the
arm OF the assassin, is named Mademoics
Boury. She is the daughter of a post
master in the cnvirons OF Dunklrk. On
being escorted to the house Of the Com
missary of Police OF the chateau, where
she made her declaration, she experience
cd violent nervous attack. On the re-
turn of the King she was visited by their
Maiosties and Madame Adelaide; who
paid her every attention.
Disclosures made to tho authorities
have been the means of tracing the assas-
sin, and conspiracy, of which he was to
be the instrument AT the hour ut which
We Ore writing (midnight) the Minister OF
the Interior and tho Procureur General
drc at the house Of the Project Of tho
Police"
PANS, Nov. 17.-Tho Viscount dc
Chateaubriand has addressed the follow
ing letter to the Duchess OF Berry, dated
Geneva, November 70:
Madam,-Y on will consider mo rash
in importuning you at this moment .o
grant me favor which is the utmost am
bi,ion ofmy life. ardcntly request tn
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