The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
ANDREW JACKSON The lion. J. c. gaEHoeN, U. 5. Senate

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 ANDREW JACKSON Tie lion. :. c. gaEHoas, U. S Senate
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 From the Baltimore Chronicle, of Feb II.
 FRAN sAfHstGGff E.
 OPENING OF TIE eH44sER--ATTEMPr oN rv
 hING's LITE.
 This being the day fixed fer inc oper,in,, af ,s. Legislative Chambers, the usual preparations were made for lis Aaiesty3s progress to he Paais Ro,. bon Bodies o military were n attendance as on for. mef similar occasions.
 Within a few seconds of he roya eourteee leaeng the 4Hienes, by the gate leading to the Pont Royal and whist the crowd assmbed the quay were cheer ing the appearance fhis Majesty, young man. ra,5 er geHteell9 messed, made an attempt on the Knas lie, by ifing plslol If hin, which happily did not take effect Ihe assassin, sid, was so close to the carnage, m which were the King and Dukes d 3faas and RepleRrs that his Majesty had full vew 9 hls person. and was enabled to point him ont o b National Guards, who fnsIediafplY arrested and con yeyed bm ta the gaafa aaase of ihe ehatoau, wibom his fitahiHg any attempt fesev himself by fight 9bs feeling excited among tue troops and National Guaras was sael, tha he @teiehed youth was nearly sac,;6e ed ibe spot which ae dad selected for the exeenion ot h5s diaboiea purpose. The Duke of Orleaas and NenoQrs were both slightly wounded by inc olassnf Inc carriage window, Whieh the ball directed agans his Majesty shiFered to atoms. During this scene t5a Aag exhibited the greatest cooiaess aud coufaoe and profession, immediately ater the arrest of be as sass, continued is roae 10 the Chamber Witboof oher event making is progress Her Asaiestys car. flase, in which, besides the Queen, were Madame aaslaide and he prueasss preceded tat of the Kinp
 he following IS tl7e test of the Royal speech Gentlemen qt ths Glseal5sg of Peers aad ofAs eAqn
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 "Ffahce reaps inc fruit of her courage and her wis. T Efcs=s, prosperity Is increasing, and, in assembling yon ihs day, have but 10 congratulate myself and you on be success oi our efforts for the happiness of our country
 "Our diplomatic relations with the United States If Amenca nave been resumed The treaty of the 4b oi July 1881, is ia execution, and have reason to expect that nothing will further trouble the excellent harmony winch has long and so happily subsisted between the two nations
 '.hseh haze expe=ineed painful losses a Airica. They have deeply afflicted my heart. Nv second son has shared the suherings and dangers eff our braye soldiers, as hls brother had done before him. If sue. cess has not attended the efforts of our soldiers, at least tae valof their perseverance, and their adiira- be resignatlou have worhily sustained the honor of OCT banner. You will feel disposed with me, 10 in sure to our arms n Africa, the preponderance which ought 10 belong 10 them, and to our possessions com- piete prosperity.
 "An attempt has threatened my life Providence t49 etsSttSt4 tiiC DtOW Ofec6d against teSs monies of affection with which France has surrounded ae are he most precious reward for my abos and de- Yolen. Cloud and repeated acelamation of ayive e Rois'}
 "I have been enabled to follow the desire of my heart n Pafdoaiag struck by the arm of the law have been occupied eflly with those who have ac kRo@leaged lis empire. stI Is thus have thought my self d liberty exercise the most precious right con- ieued upon me by the Charter, without weakening any rsF oor legislation.
 "0ur finances are in the most satisfactory state.- Inc public reyenue will exceed tue ordinary expenses oi the stale Measures conformabe to the wish mani tested during the last session, will be proposed to you as soon as the return of the abundance of capital will permit my Government 10 do so.
 have gwen orders that au important mass of pub- ic works 10 be undertaken shall be submitted for your Gelberation Already the sums which you have voted tor improvement of the roads iu the west have chan ged the aspect of that country, and destroyedthe germ [ ot civil discord In the course of this sesson he roads remaining to be formed the navigation of rivers, ,he establishment of canals, ports and railroads will De the objects of important propositions as well as those monuments and pabc institutions which attest and still fur her augment the greatness of France.
 From the Journal des De5aies.
 Ihe cnlprlt appeared !o be much agitated, and, 2. few moments before the arrival of his Majesty, had attracted the notice of police agent, and an inspector o 'he chateau, who were preparing take him into custody. At this moment the King passed, and the assassin fired so quickly that was impossible to ar rest hls arm; the ball. though fired at distance, en- tered the middle of the carriage glass, and only missed the Aing' breast hy few lines. Parties from all sides now rushed on him. and although he made DO resis- ianee he was severely handled by the crowd. The assassin when aken 10 the fullleres was placed in l one oi the lower rooms under double guard. trench paper says The Emperor of Russia ls at open with his brother, the Glaad Duke Michael he wife of the latter, who was preparing to join her husband n Germany, has been osdered not 10 quit the empire Nicholas Is more than ever avorably dispos- pu u,erf}s ibe rlJ