Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-17
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LATE PROM EUROPE.

nv the arrival oil the packer snip ~ AnafeW,
f-aniain Taukman, from Liverpool, the editors OF
.ha New York Commercial Advertiser have re-
ce;yed London and Liverpool papers, the former
10 the goth, and the latter TO the 80 Of July.
FaAsoE.-Tne advices from Paris are to the
2Tth the papers were very much occupied WIN
descriptions OF the ceremonies attendant upon tne
anniversary of the Three Days" OF winch .nai
was the first. grand funeral service was per.
formed in all the churches, in the memory OF
.hose who fell the second aud third days were
10 be devoted 70 rejoicDgs. The trial before the
chan,ber OF peers had not yet terminated, but
new turn had been given to the specniations oil
,he press and the curiosity OF the people, py az
unexpected proceeding Of the procnrer- general,
who. on the 25sh, announced that he had aban-
Soned The prosecution Of some OF the prisoners,
and recommended the others 10 mercy OF the
eourt. The sentence was expected 10 be decia
red about the middle oil August
The cholera was still prevalent at Marsailles,
and at other places in that part Of the kingdom.
There were eighty deaths at Marsaiiies on 'he
Esd Of July.
SPAIN. The Phare Of Bayonne, OF the I'D
contains the following from Saint Sebastian, da'
aThc avigation Of the river TO Bilboa 10 10
terrupted by small bands, stationed on It's banks,
who stop and search all the craft. Even Eng
iish boats are not exempt. The Cariisis nave
seized two English sailors belonging 10 the steam
pleasure, Conducted to Aarigariaga they were
sbot conformabl, 10 the decree Of Don Carlos,
which excludes all foreigners from the treaty "
Lord Elliot. II is confidently stated that inc
commander Of the Castor frigate proceeded 10
the head quarters OF the Cafiist gencrai " oe-
mand satisfaction.
This report seems 10 be confirmed by tels-
yraphic despatch received at Paris on the Z4th,
stating that Captain Harvey, this British consul
at Bayonne had crossed the frontier with the ne
osssary passports, on his way 70 ihe heau l'Ihs =.
gaining ground that the northern powers VIII not
False any active measures in favor OF Don Carlos
II h scarcely to be supposed that they WIN u ~
be true, as strongly iniimated that the emperor
of Austria shows inclination TO scceao from
the Holy Alliance.
PsaruoAL.- from Lisbon are 10 the
slst. Another partial change Of ministry had
taken place on the 10th. M. Silvia Carvaho,
having succeeded NJ. Campos in the finance ue'
psrtment, ard M. X. de Fonseca Magazines "a
viag been appointed TO that Of the interior. M.
sylvia Carvaliho was formerly minister oil imam
ees during the life of Don Pedro. He IS line-
raj, asd q man Of vgor and ability The Duke
dc Pamela and Marshall Saldanah stiii reisin Z.
Cd their places, but farther changes were thought
Not improbable. The capital was quiet. ana the
kia.dom in general prosperous and eontented,--
A good effect upon public credit was produced oy
che accession q the new finance minister.
TRs MspIrBaRAsBAr SauApRos.-'Ihe
Malta Gazette, OF the 9Th Of July, mentions that
the American Squadron. consisting Of the Della.
ware ship OF the line, the Potomac frigaie, and
the Shark schooner, under the command oil com
modore Patterson, had been lying within sigh'
Of the port for many days The Delaware al
forwards sailed for Tripoli with the American
consul general and family. smart shock OF an
earthquake was experienced at Malta on the 30th
ofJuue, but no damage is said to have been sus-
tanned.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the arrival of the packet ship Poland, Capt.
Anthony, thirty three days from Havro, the
editors Of the New Bedford Mercury have
been furnished with Paris papers to the 3Oth.
aud Havre papers TO the 3lst Of July, contain.
ing late aud interesting intelligence.
We give the following summary and ex
tracts relating to an attempt upon the lite
of the king Of the French, during the ce
LIBERATION Of the anniversary OF "the three
days" on the 2Sth Of july
From Galignani's Messenger.
ATTEMPT UPON THE KINGS LIFE BY
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.
Pans. July 29.-it is with the deepest
concern that we lay before our readers the
details OF the above horrible event, that
took place at the review yesterday. After
having passed along the Boulevard to the
point al which the National Guards and
the troops were drawn up, his majesty
accompanied by the Duke Of Orleans. the
Duke de Nem0urs, the Prince de Jonvllle
and numerous and brilliant stan, was
returning along the same line to the Place
Vendome, where the troops were to hIe
off before him. AT twelve, at the moment
when he had reached the Boulevard du
Temple, little before the Theatre des
Funambules, a tremendous explosion, re
sembling irregular platoon firing was
heard At first il was supposed to be
discharge of Gre works. but the falling and
cries OF the victims soon revealed The re
atty, and excessive confusion ensued-an
Internal machine had just poured forth
shower OF balls upon the cortege that sur
rounded the king Marshall Mortier, duke
de Treyise, fell and expired withou, utter.
ing word. Several other officers and
some of the National Guards were also
killed, and a considerable number Of per
sons wounded. The falling Of some hor.
se., among which was that of Marshall
Mortier, and the capering Of others. added
TO the tumult, which it would be difficult
TO describe.
During this scene, The king, whose arm
had been grazed by bullet. and whose
horse had received a wound in the neck
maintained the calmness by which hs i:
distinguished, and displayed remarkable
courage by riding up in the direction o.
the house from which the explosion came
After the first emotion had passed, the cor
fpoR continued its route amidst shouts OF
joy for the preservation Of the kings life,
and threats of vengeance against the as
sassins. The bodies Of the slain and the
persons who were wounded were immedi
ateIy carried TO the Cafe Ture. opposite
where medical assistance was immediate
ly afforded to such as were still alive
Smoke was seen to proceed from the thirt
story Of the house No so. on the Boule