Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-17

Nrw Nonn, Srpto,
ONE DAY LATER FROM PARIS.
The arrival here Of the packet ship PoL.Np,
Captain \NrnoN,, from ll,vrc, has furnished II.
with Paris dates To the 3Olh July, and lla,rc to
the Ilst OF thai month.
The accounts are one da, later than thoSr before
received. All lhc members of the Chamber of De-
putc> in PAIRS had assembled, and presented an adj
dress to the kine on the arocous attempt 10 as
sassinatc him. The following letter from the kinc
To MAJ >hal Lobdn, communicative chic. OF the Ma
lional Guard, is published -
Nv dcor Nushai-l am ANXIOUS, THROUGH
you, To expresses 10 the National Guards, 10 the
troops OF the Line, and to the population oi Paris,
assembled on my passage, how greatly ! was al
fcclcd at I'll" sentiments expressed ON every side
on this terrible event. Those sentiments are the
mos, certain guarantee of the future prosperity Of
France, and they the only consolation can re-
ccivc for the pain which the calamity of yesterday
has inflicted upon NV heart. BE my Interpreter.
dear Marshal, and make known 10 all that express
Sons are wanting 10 convey the feelings which |
experience, but while life exists IN me-, IT shall be
consccracd To ensnring the connlrN's prosperity,
and the maintenance of the laws. Ien know, my
dear Marshal, all my affection for You, and of
which | now i,ncw the the sincere expression.
Your airclionate
LOUIS PHILIPPE"
The Court olPccr, had appointed Commute"
10 enter on investigations preliminary 10 the tlal "i
the criminal Numerous arrests are maxi = b, the
police AMONGST them are NJ. Carfcl, editor of
Le National, NJ. Nlcnnot, principal editor of 1t
Corsaiyc, and NJ. Leslc, editor of La France,
We copy from GaiiGndni some further partic-
ulars of the mnrleroa, attempt. Il is necessary,
however, T. add. thai the statement that the crmi-
nal had avowcd himstlfa Car'i,t, Is denied b, somr
of the journals.
The ATTEMPT on hc kmg'S Ht.--Wc under
stand that several DAYS ago, General Baron All A.
lin wa, warned h, anonymous letters, that an at
tempt was 10 be made during the review upon the
life of the KIM, and on Tuesday morning one WIS
sent to the Baron stating that his Majesty wouId
be fred upon with mnskctry from the roofs oi the
houses, but rs no point was Indicated, II was too
late 10 make the necessary examinations, and
yet the vieilanl eye Of the General was upon
the window AT The moment when the explosion
took place.
1t wa, generally stated yesterday that GraId
had taken "A nearer aim At the king and his sons
than was first supposed; this j, corroboratcd by
the following pafl9raph in the Temps Of This morn
ing -" The Ministers, presided by the kln%, as
scmblcd in Council twice Yesterday. After the.
FIRST Council, which broke mp at ten O'Clock, his
Majesty felt rather an acute pain in the head, and
dId not dlnc win the iamlll rs usual S''""n
Council however, was hrld AZ q CLOCK on' o'
the Ministers remarked an cN'h}m III inc lore
head OF the hine, who 'hcn ann',''ea ne n'a re-
ceNed confusion from " b'!' "heh nc h'o nP''
deNirons OF Keeping secret J., appears 'lal nI''"
ing was deemed advisable. The Duke Of Orleans
la, also confusion the left thigh near the knee.
\ bali struck the hind quarter Of the Prince OF JONI
villc's horse"
At the moment Of his arrest, the assassin, who
is 30 years OF ace and not -, as before stated de-
clarcd his name 10 be Jacques Glrard, born at
Lodevc, where he affirmed he had left ms wife and
children. notwithstanding the serIons nature OF
his wounds, he IS expected to recover. The cx-
ploSion Of those gun barrel, that burst struck HIM