Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-10

countries.
The following are the concluding para
graphs Of the speech:
"I regret that am not able at present
to propose to you any reduction OF the
public charges; our duty towards France,
and the circumstances in which we are
placed, impose on us still heavy sacrfi-
ces; but the general position of Europe
permits us to anticipate their conclusion.
The future appears to us under iavora-
bic auspices; credit is strengthened, and
indubitable signs attest the progress Of
the national wealth.
/ ga few efforts more, and the last traces
of the anXieties inseparable from great
revolution will disappear. The feeling
Of stability will return to all minds; France
will assume an entire confidence in the
future; and then will be realized the
most cherished o(my wishes, that ofsee-
ing my country raise itselfto the height
of prosperity to which it has right to
aspire, and Of my being able to say that
my efforts have not been useless in the
fulfilment of its destinies."
/ Paris, Monday, 6 o'clock, p. n.-The
proc cosson of tho Chamber of Deputies
to-day was well nigh becoming tragic
scene. The King, who was on horse
back, was shot at with pistol, by man
who was standing on the bridge called
lie point Royal, over which the process
sion passed The ball fortunately went
over the Kings head, and no one was
injured by it. The man who fired the
pistol appeared to belong to the popu-
lace. He was Immediately seized by the
by stander, and has since been convey
, ed to the office of the Home Depart
; ment, where he now remains. This in
cident has created much greater sensa-
ton in Paris than the Kings opening
speech, which you will receive by this
conveyance.
M. Chateaubriand, and NJ. Hyde de
Neuville, have severally addressed let
ters to the Duchess de Berri, offering her
: their services as defenders on her antc.
, pated trial.
London, Nov. 21.-The activity OBJ
servable in the French dock-yards far
5 surpasses even that in our own. The
number of ships of war which will be on
: the stocks by the end Of the present year
will amount to seventy. Among these
may be enumerated 81 ships of the line,
: 81 lrigates, 5 corvettes, and steam ves-
n sells.
!, From Oporto.
! Falmouth, Nov. 2lst, 1882.
= The Liverpool steamer which sailet
: from Oporto on Friday evening last, The
a 10th inst, put in here this morning, will
: dispatches from Don Pedro addressed
c to his agents, &C. in the country, which
were sent off by express. Col. Hodge
G came passenger, and Immediately pro
: ceeded to London. Up to the sailing o
: the Liverpool, no attack had been mad,
G on Oporto by Don MigueRs troops, VIII,
: are represented as by no means cage
: for such close work.
c An opinion very generally prevails a
.s mong those persons who can calmly TAX
G view Of the chances Of the combatants
d that Don Pedro cannot, with his presen
l. means, succeed in placing his daughte
o on the throne of Portugal. Don Migue
D. it was supposed, was at Coimbra.
N Letters from Antwerp dated the Goth
+ announce the arrival of the Duke of Or
e leans and Nemours, and Marshal Ger
r ard without the city with 5000 troops
ID and 900 more are expected. Moth
N ing could be done until the Goth, as tn
French army would not be enabled t
m throw up their heavy guns until that time
J. The French officers say that they ca
J. take the citadel in ten days, but the ger
ID eral opinion was that it would be wor
of much greater length of time. Tw
n thirds of the inhabitants had left, an
Of those who remained had taken the pre-
m caution Of filling all their tanks, cistcrn
as sc. with water, in case the town shoul
be fired.
ID The agent for Lloyd's states that I
III interruption had been offered to vessc
going up or returning from the river, q
O. being allowed to pass the Dutch gr
IN boats. Very little hope was entertane
,e that any compromise between the parti
as would be effected. 42,372 infantry ,ar
On 1913 cavalry, had passed through M
,rt lines and Boon.
n Marshal Gerard was to summon Il
rd citadel on Tuesday night or Wednesdi
morning, and i was understood would q
swcr.
Brussels. Nov. 16 Tho Dar;s ,no