Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
ForeiSn News.
REVOLUTIONARY

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS AT sTRAsBORG.
Special expresses from Paris bring intelii-
gcnce of an endeavor by Louis Napoleon Bo-
naparte, son Of the Duchess Of St. Leu. by the
ex.King of Holland, brother of the late Em-
peror Napoleon, to execute q rebellion.
The accounts received, dated Paris, No
vcmber I, state that on Saturday, October
29,this young man, Louis Napoleon Bona.
parte, who is termed Prince Of st. Leu. cal
in garrison, ut Strasburg, with whom he had
for some time correspondent. After con
versation, the Col. conducted him to the bar
racks Of his regiment, assembled the men,
and presenting Louis 10 them, said "l.ouis
Philippe is no more. His government has
been overturned in Paris. There is an end
to the dynasty of Orleans. Behold the de-
sendant Of 3the great man: he is worthy Of
being our king. Vire Napoleon Louis Bona
Parte.
The Soldiers Joined the cry, and flew to
arms; the different posts Sere rei'eved' ano
and picquets Immediately marc:ed TO the
hotels Of the project and other authorizes.
who were thus placed under TIE arrest. Co
lionel Parquin, brother of the barrister who
defended Fieschi, accompanied Louis Napo-
leon to the house Of General Voirol, and found
him just getting out of bed. Colonel Par
'quin having ordered his men to arrest the
general, the latter rushed to his bed side, and
drew out his pistol, which he leveIled Mt Par
GUN, but it missed fire. The general, then.
from behind a desk to which he hastily retrea-
ted, addressed the soldiers, assuring them that
they had been deceived, and pointing at Par.
Iquin, as the principle in the fraud, ordered
them to arrest him. The soldiers came ia
their senses; they instantly seized him, and
carrying him off to their quarters, told their
L. It, 1c.l
The soldiers, indignant at having been du'
ped, would have instantly torn to pieces
their Colonel, with Louis Napoleon and the
other chiefs Of the revolt, had they not been
saved by General Voirol, who suddenly arri
we'd at the head OF body Of troops of the
garrison. In an inst ant all the revolters were
in custody, and the magistrates previously
arrested were restored to liberty. The
movement was suppressed before the peo
Iple of Strasburg knew any thing respecting
liz.
The French journals Of Thursday contain at
account Of an attempted insurrection at Ven
dome, simultaneously with the movement a
Strasburg, which was fortunately rePressed
without in any way interrupting the tran
guilty of the town. The hero of this SECOND
insurrectionary movement is named Bryant
and was grenadier of the 4th squadron
l His principle accomplice was a hussar, nam
ed Th;efry. According to the Government
organ, these men, at the head Of fourteen hus
sars, and number Of persons whose name
; are yet unknown, were to parade the street
on the night Of the 30th, and at an appointe
place were to sound to horse, seized the mil
tary posts, arrested the authorities, and pre-
CLAIM a republic. The Lieutenant-Co lone
of the regiment had early information Of tn
! plot, and instantly ordered the arrest Of tn
principal conspirato-s. Bryant was led I
the guard house, where he contrived to dra,
ia pistol, with which he shot the quarter-ma
ter dead on the spot. II the confusion he e.
capped from those who held him, SWAN aero.
the Loire, and was quickly out Of sigh
but in the course Of the night he returned I
: the barracks, and voluntarily delivered hin
self up prisoner.
The whole Bonapartc family are suspecte,