Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-29
FOR EIGN NEWS.
BY the arrival of the shin Sheffield Ca,


Allen. at New York, from Liverpool, intel.
ligence has Icen obtained from Europe, of
seventeen days later. date, than previous nd
vices. London papers have been received
to the 10Th of November, aud Liverpool to
the lih. The dutes from Paris urc 10 the
18th, from Madrid to the lst ult, and from
other parts Of the Continent still later.
An insane attempt at revolution had oc-
Cured at Strasburg, headed by Louis Napo-
leon Bonaparte, son Of the former King of
Holland; it was made, and defeated at once
by the courage Of a single individual, the
General Commanding Viorol, who was in
consequence made IA peer. Prince Louis, q
month before the conspiracy, had asked per-
mission to reside at Strusburg, and had been
refused.
This is the second time that he has pre-
snned to enter France, notwithstanding the
existence ofa law expressly prohibiting amy
Of Napolcon's family, setting foot within tho
Kingdom. 1t appears he was cajolrd into
the belief, that did he but present himself, he
would be at once hailed as Emperor, and
seated in triumph on the throne.
The accounts from .iIadrid, of the attack
made upon Almaden, and its capture. deserve
nttenticn. Tie taking Of that place is an
important event, inasmuch n are there situa-
ted, the celebrated Qnrk Siirer Mines, which
constituted the chief source Of revenue to
the In tho Lnr1.st
100000 reals per annum were realized from
them. II is supposed that the Carlists hive
flowed the mines, in which case this source
OF income will be cut off. Cor many years.
The Emperor of Russia is entirely rcc"v-
cred, and to the joy of his troops made his
appearance before them October 10Th, at tho
review n, Petersburg.
A fire had occurred in the Bank of Eng
land, which did some damage to the eaifce.
A tclegrophic despatch in the Paris Mon
iteur, states that the Cortes had definitely
constituted Queen Christina Regent of Spain.
The difficulties, between Turkey and Per.
sia, which, it was apprehendcd would lead to
a war between these two powers, have been
a'nicably adjusted.
ElnbarrassIncnts still continue in the Lon
don Money Market, but have occasioncd no
failures of much moment The Cotton Mar
ket is gradually upon the decline, and the
prices Of most of the chief articles of trade
arc lcsscning. The price Of grain however
is upon the advance.
The winter has commenced unusually
early in England, there having already been
u fall Of snow.
FRANCE.
Revolutionary .,iouement at Strusb,uy.
Special expresses from Paris bring intel
ligence Of an cndcavor by L"uis Napoleon
BOnaparte, son of the Duchess ST. Leu. by
the ex- King Of Holland, brother Of the late
Emperor, Naln'lron, Ia excite u rebellion.
The accounts received, dated Paris. Nov.
!, state that on Saturday, October ~, Tins
young man, Louis Napoleon Donnpartc, who
is termed Prince Of st. Leu. called upon tie
Colonel ofthe Artillery. Vaudry, in garrison
at Strasburg, with whom he had son,e time
cOrrrsponded After conversation, tn. ,,
Colonel conducted him to the barracks of his
regiment, assembled The men, and presenting
Louis to them, said, "l.ouis Philippe is no
more. His government has been overturned
IN Paris. There Is an end 10 the dynasty of
Orleans. Behold the descendant OF the
great man;' he Is worthy of being our king
pire Napoleon Louis Bonopnri,"
The soldiers joined in the cry, and flew TO
arms-the different posts were relieved, and
picquets immediately marched tn the hotels
OF the project and other authorities, who were
thus placed under arrest. Col. Parumin,
~ 4 A. 4 1
accompanied Lonis Napoleop To the hnnse Of
Gen. Vorlol, aud found him just getting out
Of bed. Col. Parquin having ordered his m, u
to arrest the general, the latter rushed to his
bedside, and drew on, pistol, which he level
led ut Parqun but i, missed fire. The gem
eral then, from behind a desk to which he
hastily retreaird, addressed the soldiers. as.
suring them that they had been deceived, and
pointing at P"rquin, as the principal in the
fraud, ordered them 10 arrest him. The sol.
ners came to their srnses;-thcy instantly
selzed him. and carrying him off to their
quarters, told their comrades what had occur
red.
The soldiers, indignant nt having been
iuped. would have instantly torn to pieces
lheir Colonel, with Louis Napolean and tho
other chlels of the revolt, had they not been
saved by Gen. Vurol, who suddenly arrived
It the head Oft body oftroops Of the garrison.
10 an instant all the revolters were in custody,
md the magistrates previously arrested were
estored to liberty. The movement wns sun.
PRESSED before the people of Strasbnrg knew
my thing respecting il.
Al one o'clock in the morning Of Monday,
he intelligence reached the government by
special courier, and the ministers were i'm.
summoned. AT two o'clock they
ssembled at the Tuilleries, and remained