Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15

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ed 10 the guard -hou,c, and proceeded to examine
tho individual arrested. lie refused TO tell his
Name and when recognised by several persons,
who knew him and said that he was commercial
traveller. and that his name Alibeau, he pre-
tended thai Alibeau assumed NAME and re-
fused 10 give his real one, from regard TO his fami-
| ". lie was then asked IL he had been agIfated
while aiming nj the Ming and if il not his a
citation that had deranrcd the direction Of his aim
lie replied with much copposure, that he had ieIf
no emotion and tina, il he had missed his aim, it
wa, owing 10 his having experienced shock or
push for which, he could not account. lie was f.
nay asked il he rcrcn,rd his crime he answer
ed in the negative and added, that il II was 10 be
done over again. he should not hesitate TO do II;
tl,a, l,c had no further explanation to give, be-
cause in tlis are Of cgo,ism, IN winch any tlnns
like conviction or devotion was no longer To be
found, no one could appreciate or understand hrs
motives =
During his examination active inquiries were
made, and il was discovered i'n'i this young man
had entered tho Place du Carou,sel, about four o.
clock, by the gate Of the Trumphal Arch; that le
had convorscd some time with National Guard
ON different matters and lcii him when he saw the
Kings carriages proceeding from the stables To the
Palace, saving think the person am waiting for
will MOI come and went Of in HE direction OF tho
Court. lie repaired from thence to the gate Of
the Palace next To the Quay, and there remained
in a group of people who were waiting for The
King departure. Ills appearance, II seems, did
not awaken suspicion, and no one observed The
cane he carried in his hand, and which contained
the deadly weapon. This instrument led TO the
discovery of Asibcau. BY an extraordinary
chance, the eunnaker, who manufactured II, III
scrgcanI in the National Guard,) happened TO be
on duty nj the Iulcrcs, and felt it incumbent on
ala, i,rp
his power. lie stated ,l,a, the weapon seized
the assassin had been made in his establishment,
with many others OF the same Kind that he was
aware oflls being violation of ,lc laws to have
made and sold such IA weapon, bn rs the atar
was OF 80 serious nature he did not hesitate To
confess it, The lodging Of the individual arrested
was then discovered, and the owner If the house
having been sent for, recognised the prisoner lo
be Alibcau. lie said he had lodged in his house,
bat that he had gone Oh without paying him, leas-
ing in pledge his passports, which had been deli
vcred him in Lyons, and mentioned his having
been born in tina, city. On being confronted with
the sentinel of the National Guard le had convers-
ed with a, the gate Of the Caroussel, he coolly ask
ed him, " Did you observe that ] betrayed the
least emotion while speaking with YOU 7" After
this conformation, Alibean was placed in hack
ncv coach and conveyed under large escort 10
tho Concicrgcric, where he no doubt, underwent
another examination. lie was lodged III the room
formerly occupied b. Ficschi, lie was dressed in
neat frock coat, blt his shirt was dirty and III
rags and was without stockings. About II O'Clock
last night the Attorney General and the Project OF
Police were still ut the Concicrecre inierroeatlnp
him. 1t is NJ. Martin du Nord who has common
ccd the proceedings. hlibcau, or the individual
known by that name, is tall and slight his hair
black and his complexion pale. Only % sous Idly
IN, cl.ts
In the evening, oil the Ministers, the Peers,
aud the Deputies present at Paris, went out 10
Ncuilly to congratulate the King on his escape
Ills Majesty to receive depnaton OF both
Chambers ON Sunday in the Palace OF the 'Tuilc-
rics. 1t is SAID that the Queen took out OF the.
King, hair OF The waddins that had been lodg-
cd therein. 1t WAS also reported, ihala courier
had been despatched to the Duke of Orleans and
Ncn,ours, to invite them to return in all haste To-
Paris
LONDON, June 2S.
The diabolica attempt to assassilatc the Xii
Of the French had no particular Influence upon the
H., Al.