Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-03
EOFefgN JVTaCS.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

FRANCE. The STRAsBURG REvoLUT1oN,
PANS, Nov. 4.--At six O'Clock on Saturday
morning last, Oct 29) Louis Napoleon Boz
naparte, ca He'd on Colon'l of Artillery, Vau-
drew, in garrison al Slrashutg, with whom
he had been for some time in correspond
ence. The colonel conducted him to the
barracks Of his regiment, assembled the
men, aud presenting Louis TO them, said,
" Louis Philippe is no more. His govern
ment has been overturned in Paris. There
is an end Of the dynasty OF Orleans. Be.
hold the descendant Of the "great man"
He is worthy Of being our King. "Vive
Napoleon Louis Bunaparte ~ Tie soldiers
Joined in this cry, and Immediately took up
arms. Pickels were Immediately marched
TO the hotels OF the different authorities, BY
whom The project and the general of bri-
gade in command in command of the place
were arrested. Colonel Parqun (brOlher
of the barristcr who defended Fieschi,) ac-
companied Louis Napoleon TO the house of
General VoiroI, and found him just getting
out of bed. Colonel ParQuin having or
dered his men 10 arrest the General, the
latter rushed to his bed side, and drew OUT
a pistol which he levelcd at Parquin, and
drew the trigger, but Tie pistol missed fire.
The general then ran behind n desk and
addressed the soldiers, assuring them that
they hid been grossly deceived, and punt
lug at Parqun, as the principal in the fraud,
ordered them 10 arcs him. The soldiers
in one moment resumed tie exercise OF
their senses, and, furious at the idea Of be-
ing made the tools OF an iHtrigUGW and n
liar, scizeI him aud carried him oft To their
quarters, where they told their comrades
what haG occurred. in an instant the truth
nas'Ou v" ,'ie ""'u'eio, N'"Se w" ,e"'l"H
was was '"I'I" W Wv "'"o I Wy m'''nS 'laI
'ley n1u "cc" uuPeu' a"u my Wouiu nave
1"S,nn',Y .aEe W." !" ''.1to .'Itu co"'ti,
LOUIS N"P"e1h' an" "ie ol'er c''e'S III me
,evon' nau "eS "0' oee" X T"IeI ny .nc
t'they u'!'Val y, "o"eI"i '"n"l' AZ 'he
e'u W o""S " ""''I vi ''' gu 'o""'
!" d" 'nS'an' ali ,lc reN"''trS were III Gus
tuuy ."e nlag,s,ra'es PfeEi""SIy arrested
c SE ','e"' "e'e 'eo',leu I" ',oc''y' anu; PC
io.e 'l'e l'e" ''e W ol'usou'S N"e any ''''h9
reSpccr,'g ~ ''lc movement was suppress
eu' Inc r'ngeaners arrested are eight IN
number.
From the Morning Herad.1
ATTEMPTED INsURREcTIoN AT VENpomE.
The Ministerial evening journal contains
the following =" An attempt al military
'''l' hlOlS SNhcNitoo lllull liiHt
of Strasbur9h, has just taken place at Ven
domc-1n attempt which, in spite Of us in
significance, merits some attention, on nc
coun! ut the coincidence between the dates
81 the two movements; for, as 10 the result
oi such rash and cupahle undertakings, moi
the slightest apprehension can lie eutcr-
tanned. The following are the particulars
oi this insane attempt, made on The 3Olh
al tl,n Loo, lt,, g,f IL, ID
Of Hussars, in garrison, at Yendomc.-A
BrIgadIer OF The fourth squadron, named
Bruyan', was at the inn of The Teie Noire.
with Ia Husaars OF the Regimen, and al
ths meeting plan had been adopted TO
sound 10 horse during the night, 10 seize
upon The military posts, 10 master The Off
GERS on GUY, 10 arrest The authorities, and
10 proclaim The republic. The rebels were
then 10 march upon The ncighboring towns
To increase their party. The meeting. be-
tore 1t broke up, was denounced 10 the
Lieu'cnnn'-CoI"hel OF the regiment, who
ios' II" Time !" ordering Tie Br'gadier and
ms fourteen accnnphcPS 10 ne arrested. Tn
being conducted 10 me guard house, bfu'
YAM aVaIied nIuse'l OF lll"::ehi oil llocrlv
10 IRE pl''o' al Qnar'er-inhs'cr' pacing
we n1nz"'e cl"Se !" 'He "ouy 81 ne ui'"r-
tunale man, VINO was instantly shul dead.
Bruyant proilled by the confusion OCCASION
cd by the event, escaped from hIs guards,
swan across the Lolr, and was soon out Of
slght. His prnciPal accompIicc, The huS-
sar iherry, al SO escaped at the first atnTe.
AT Two O'Clock in the morning, Bryant
voluntarily returned to The barracks, gave
himself up, ana was Immediately placed IN
confinement. lie was afterwards inierro-
gated by the Procur"er du Roi, accom- pa