Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
Foreign Intelligence.
PROM EUROPE.

the ,p,r,t os nssiisnny snd ili.wn exhibited 10.
wsrAs this ruler BY THE people. They certainly
can have no esuse Of ~no0s eomplsini sgsins, HIN,
snd these tepes,ed sitsmP's at assassination brng
the nation iuto direpoie. Cerisiny Nspoeon 70.
led them with = rod u iron, but IN the latter part
Of his reign no siiemp, va. made to get nd Of HIN.
There ~sss TIE Deum si the Royal Chapel Of
the Teillefies at which hi. Msjesiy and family
s.,cS to commemorate tie asppy esesPc Of tie
kiag from nsssssioail"n.
The provinces cf CaiSlonis. Arttgon Nslencis,
aud the Bslcane lslcs ss'd 10 have entered nlo
confederate League 10 establish independent,
republic.
The gresie,, Gre ever known in Edinburg since
'hst Of 1924 broke col upon The last TUcsday 10
December. flny families, amounting 10 200 IN
dir,dJnls were burnt oai.
One Of the everest snow ttorms ever known 10
Eugsnd occurred December -. 1t continued
several DAYS aud totally suspended ali travel. The
roads were not yet opened when the England let.
Vessels on tho coast had suffered mach.
Mcuaior, the assassin. is nephew 10 NJ Barte,s
respectable merchant. Who read the description OF
hun lad was shocked on being confronted with him
and finding that 1t was lis relative. The nephew
was greatly affected bat he recovered aud
.aid be had no regfe, Coz what he had done. His
father is small iaal holder at La Chapelle ST.
Denis where he had been many years a clerk 10
wagon Office. lie Is nepheS also OF NJ. Chempioa
deputy msyot Of La Nillctte Lastly lie had been
employed by ". Lavaux, ssddier Rue Meutmaite
Meunier's pistol beungedto NJ. Lavaux, which lat
ter strange as 1t may scein was one o: the mount
ed escort that accompanied the king to the Cham
bcr Mounier is imprisoned in the where
Fic1chi was. and a s,ragh, wslsicoat aud two
puards accompany bin. The bullet was cohrscly
cast, and it went through the front sash to the
right Of the coschman. end passed between the
Dukes Of Memoirs aud Jonville. The lantern Oh
The ieft side was broken. Meunier had early IN his
youth learned Anquctlfs History by heart, aud
thence conceived hatred to the House OF Orleans
the head OF which he had long designed to put all
epJ TO.
As singular coincidence, The officer of the King
Staff nearest to the ball was the Duke Of Trevso
sou Of Marshal Mor,ier, killed by Fieschi's ucrna
machine.
When Meunier being conducted TO the Con
ciergerie some one near him, after cond-mning In
conduct, inquired whether he did not At the moment
n of dischargng tho pistol cast a thought upon Ia
mother, lie replied. "Cer,snly ; | sm numbe
two Bot number three perhaps, would not have
displayed tho same Courage" "rhen." retained
al MeoDier ut would have been number FOUL
Droif.
Meunier gives no accomplioe., but several hav
been arrested. The British and American resident
at Paris have again had meeting TO congratulate
the king on his escape. Gen. Jacqrenhnot AM
Cnnin Gridsne are chosen Vice Presidents Of th
Chamber Of Deputies; the latter is u wooden manu-
facturer at Sedan. Thirty Jour members u ,h
Cote Caweh were absent from the ballot. chang
OF ministry lie talked Of.
TUESDAY. Dec. 81 1896.
iffenpt 10 as.a.saafo Louis Philippe.
This being the day fixed for the opening Of III
Legislative Chambers the usual preparations wer
made for his Mses'y's progress TO the Paiais Bour
bon. Bodies Of military were in attendance, ss o.
former occasions (; but the severity Of the westhe
M was such that the ordinary crowd Of spectators wa
diminished 10 q much smaller number than We bav
previously remarked at this ceremony.
Within q few seconds of the royal cortege leav
ing the Tulleries, by the gate leading to The Por
N Royal aud whilst the crowd assembled on the qua
IA were cheering the sppeaIsnce Of his Majesty.
young man rather g.ncely dressed, made an al
temp, ON the king life, by firing pistol al hiu
winch happily did Hoi take effect. The sssassir
N It is said, was so close 10 the carriage, in whc
were The Dukes dOrleans aud Nemours, Hat hi
Majesty had full view Of his person. and was Ell
abled 20 point him out 10 the National Guards. VIII
arrested him, and conveyed him to the guard bous
Of he ebsteau without his making any attempt I
resist or himself by flight. The feeling exc
ted among the troops aud National Guards va
such that tie wretehed youth was nearly sacrifice
ON the spo, which he had selected for the excc'
ton Of his diabohcsl purpose. The DIkes % "
leaus and Nemours were both slightly wounded
the glass Of the carnage window, which the ba
directed against his Majesty shiyercd to atoms
During this scene the king exhibited the greste
eoolucss and courage and the procession, imm'
disiely after the arrest Of the assassin, continue
its route to the Chamber without any other evei
marking its progress. Her Msjes'y's carnage
which besides the Queen. we're Madame Adelaid
and the Processes, preceded that Of the King.
Al ten minutes pas, QUO O'Clock the Queen al
Madame ADELAIDE entered the Chamber amidst lou
scclsmstions Of "ViSe le Refine - and took the
sea-. ia the corner tribune reserved for them. 4
haifpssi one precisely the king VAS announce
And In few seconds entered by The door on Il
len Of the eouoir. AZ The moasni Of the king
sppes1nee. the Peer, Deputies and the whole
the auditory stood up. and the AeelamsIions VII
~hleh his Majesty ~ss received. we're most enthI
sisstie. Cheers aud loud shouts oi "Niye le ROi
we're continued for several ,ninute,, end were fe