Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
GAZETTE.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

Can't sRterce. at New York. advices from Ha,
vre to the list int. and from Paris TO the Slst ul
timo, both inclusive have been received. They
add but little to the infof nation previously de-
rived from the arrivals Of the George Wsshing-
ton. and Canada. The fets Of sthe three days
had gone BY. and no popular commoton, which
some had feared, and others hoped Tor, interrupts
ed the general Joy manifested on the occasion--
Nearly $4,000 of the National Guards were pre-
sent at the review; and the King, who looked re-
markab!y we'll, was received with loud AID re-
peated cheers. Among the toasts given at the
brilliant fete which took place at the Hotel de
Vile, were "The king and glorious annversa-
~ or a9th July,"-' France and the city OF Pa.
ris." The foreign ambassors generally, aud par
ticularIy the Russian, illuminated their residen.
ces ON the occasion.
PANS, July SO.-The Government received
telepraphic dispatches yesterday from most OF
the principal towns in the Kingdom, announcing
that the anniversary was celebrated on Saturday
and Sunday with the utmost loyalty, and with
all the usual soIemnities and festivities.
We announced yesterday the arrest OF NJ Pa
rardel, and the seizure OF arms and ammunition
at his house. The Ministerial Evening Journal
contains the following particulars on this subject,
and the manouvres of others Of the same party:
"Accordine to ample information. no doubt can
be entertained that if the cries Of .4bas les foris
had excited any di,order in the ranks OF the Ma
tionsl Guards or Of the army, they would have be-
come signal for second June 5th. The dit
fe,en, sections of the Sociefe des Droits des r.
Bomme were assembled in their usual places OF
meeting, aud supplies of arms and ammunition
were ready at different points-false reports, aud
among them the death Of the King. were to have
been circulated with the utmost rapidity Yin TACT
every preparation made for . Combat. We
cannot imagine any thing more astonishing than
the audacity and blindness OF the fanatics, who,
in face of the general enthusiasm displayed yes.
tertlay, could hope to lead France into new re.
yoIutiun However thi. may br. the eye OF the
government was upon the eonsplrators, and
watched their movements. Some OF their chiefs
were arrested on their way to their place OF meet
ing with view to complete their plotting. Ap-
peals 10 the citizens and 10 the army were pre-
pared, and numerous copies were to have been
printed, but the greater part were seized while
in press. Aithoug Oh the government felt 40 alarm
as TO the result Of these insane ,hresenings wise
precautions were taken to place all the magazines
and amorers' shops in state OF security from any
sudden attack. The strict wstch kept over these
establishments led to an important discovery.
One of the principal manufactures OF arms in
the capital vas under contract to furnish
considerable supply Of muskcts for the Govern
mcnt, which were to be sent day by day to the
general artillery depot in the rue Neuve de Lux
eubourg, or to the different fortified towns for
which they were destined. Within the last few
DAYS a considerable abatement in the supplies
was observed, NJ. Parardel, the agent OF the con.
tractors, being closely Intercepted, at first gave
evasive answers, and then alleged that quanti-
~ had been sent to Metz, which, ON further in
vestigation he could not prove. A search at his
house was ordered, which took place yesterday
tSunday) morning. Besides considerable mum.
Der Of muskets, discovery was made OF guu-
powder, and newly cast bullets. The mold that
served to cast them was stil quite hot. NJ. Pa
rartel Vas arrested, as wei, as several persons
who had passed the night at his house. or came
there during the search. Among these were Sc.
yeral welt known leaders Of the republican party
and five pupils Of the Polytechnic School.
On FRIDAY domiciliarJ visits were made b. the
notice at the residence Of several repated repab
icuns, but three only were arrested, namely,
Iepra,,e. Sun, Avrii, and Flocon. The latter.
after undergoing On examination, was set at IL
berty.
II was reported yesterday that twenty .one pu,
nils of the Polytechnic School are TO be expel.
led. for participation in the plans formed for
disturbance of the public peace, on the occasion
of the review Of Sunday.
In the course Of Sunday several persons were
observed in the streets wearing the uniform OF
the Artillery Of the National Guards, which was
dissolved about twelve months ago, and has not
been recognised.
PAn,s. Jaly s1.-The Journal des Debats,
the Journal do Commerce, the Moniteur du
Commerce. aud the Temp, have not appeared,
in consequence Of tie fete. The other journals
are occupied with accounts Of the festivities,
which described in manner strongly impress.
sed with the Spirit Of the respective parties to
which they belong, but contain no observations
worth extracting. except thst the Tribune as.
sures its readers that the inac,ion Of the Repub-
licans was no, the result Of fear or weakness, but
Of calculating prudence, and that, in great en-.
terpr.ses. delav is a triumph, when affairs are
not ripe for successful action.
The Statue Ut Napoleon was raised upon the
ton of the colamn IN the Place Vendome, pur.
snat To the srransemen that had been made. A