Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
Another Plot against The Life of Louis
Phiiiippe.-The Paris papers are full Of the
details of plot to contrive new "infernal
machine" A man by the name Of Hubert,
who dropped his pocket-book, by which a
clue was given to his project, was arrested at
Boulogne. 1t appears that Hubert had OBJ
tanned in England, where he had apparently
gone TO consult some skilful mechanics of
London aud Birmingham the plan of an
Internal machine of a very complicated ma
ture, but whether il was to be constructed in
France or England was not ascertained, nor
was there any thing to show when it was to
be brought into execution. Ii was thought
that the attempt was not to be made at the
opening of the Chambers Hubert travel
led under the assumed name of Steigler.-
Several persons are said to be implicated,
and among them permanent magistrate,
appointed TO his office about the end of the
year 1880.
No new intelligence of interest has been
received from Africa. The continued occu-
patton of the points of the country conquer
ed by the French, was determined on by the
Government. A report prevailed that hos
tilites were likely to occur between Abd-el-
Kader and the French. but there appears no
good ground for it,
Rumors were in circulation that the Pope
was seriously indisposed, and that the King
of the French had already taken measures
TO thwar the views of Austria in the cleo
ton of successor 10 the Papal see. Let
ters from Toulon Of the 9th inst stated that
the Suffren, ship of the line. had arrived on
that day from Cadz. with dispatches for the
naval perfect 1t was reported in Toulon
that serious disturbances had simultaneous
ly broken out in different points Of ltaly =
but the Perle frigate, which had just return
ed from Leghorn, brought no confirmation OF
the rumor.
SpAIN-Private letters from the Spanish
frontiers, state that Don Carlos has succeed
ed in recognizing force Of twenty bat.
ialions, all we'll armed, equipped, and well
supplied with clothing, provisions, and am
munition. This force is composed entirely
of Castilians, and is destined for operations
exclusively in the central provinces Of Spain
and against Madrid.
HANovER-The English Duke Of Cum
, berland is yet governing with high hand
in Hanover Austria apd Prussia have
consented to gag the German press by send
ing collective notes TO all the constitutional
kingdoms, and threatening to suppress: BY
order of the Diet, all Journals who shall
attack his Majesty King Ernest. The
Augsburg, Stutgard. and Hesse journals
thus being reduced to silence. the Gazette o
Hanover. his organ, having the argument tt
!, ITSELF opens its mouth. II declares the
seven professors Of Gottingen guilty of trea
son in publishing their remonsirance ant
/, threatens them not merely with expulsion
but with trial for treason 1.-The King
(quoth the Hanover Gazette,) is the onl
liege lord of his subjects, and has the RICH
" 10 bind them TO, or exoneratc them from
their oath OF allegiance"
!, Addresses of approval, gratitude, and re
spect have been sent to the Gottingen pro
! ! lessons, one from the professors, syndcs
and most respectable citizens OF Kiel; thu
!. other from about eighty Of the literati
Hamburg.
THE GRATEFUL SAILoR.--A few week.