Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-08
H OreIgHs.
ANOTHER PLOT AGAINST TIE
LIFE OF THE KING OF FRANCE.
A.-St.loESI

by letters and papers from Paris of Dec.
IL, we learn that another plot %a.ains, the
life of King Louis Philippe had been happi-
~ detected; i'll consequence, several per
sons had been implicated in this attrocious
conspiracy and been apprchcndcd. The
plot had been known TO the ministers. il
seems, for some days; but the detection
was purposcly delayed ill the eve of the
opening ofth chambers. Tho chief of the
c"nsplralors, n man by the name OF tiubcr.i
was arrested AT BoIognc, December 10Th.
Tie Paris Messenger states that he wa.
condemned as an %accompl;cc in the Ncuilly
Conspiracy; tnal nc had frequently been over
to England lately. and was returning again
on Friday last. when, on landing, he dropped
his pockct-book, which was picked up by a
Custom House officer, who called after him:
hui on auco,mit of the rain and wind, did
not make him hear, and he made his wav
10 his Sidcncc. IL appeared IRON uuns.iI
''yS nc 'ivS,c:i.ri, that iluocrt- irc.; gone
t" England, where lie had gone apparently
TO consult some skilful mechanics of Lon.
don and Birmingham, oasthe plan of an in
icrnal machine OF II very complicated ma
turc, but whether il was TO be constructed
IN France or England, was not vet been
nor WAS there any Thing TO
show when it was to be brought into exc.
cution. 1t was thought that the allemrt
was not tn be made Ill the opcnins, of The
Several arrests had hccn made of pcrsnns
Implicated among them, NJ. Brunard, Dr..
IN medicine, at whose house was seized a
v"in'illnous collection of papers, n double
fowling piece, and some shooting
requirements; Glraud, il native of Savoy,
Il bridesmaids clerk CIoupeIl, an ENGLISH
SulIrrf - Shnarnn Lnr. ..l 49, |
cal workman; aud MaLemoi,clle GrouheIlc. |
ut whose house n muskc, WIS found. This |
journal %suhjoins n few particulars concern |
ing Mademoisclle GrouDcllc, who has nj
signaliz"d hersclfby hcr political feel
Ings, and was arrested a few DAYS after the
execution of Ficscl.;, Perm and Morcy. for !
decorating the ,Ombs of The TWO latter with |
flowers III the ccmctary of Mount Parnasse.
Some important papers have nccn found
III h"r possession, and among them Il letter
rom Hubert, recently written from Bolpgnc
IN w!iich lie states himself To be wi,l,our
inoncy TO pay Ills bill at his hotel and asks |
assistance.
Inc GaHcttc also informs It's that Hubert, |
WI" has not yet arrived AT the Con~cicrecric,
IS one ot The most tcrocious of the persons
implicated III the Neuilly plot. and hy
whom lie was always styled the great fell
low with red hair" In The preliminary
proceedings of that aGla:r he i.nsul.cd NJ.
Za!g'acomi so grossly that he was con-
'i2:iincd Tor it, as our readers will rcmcm-
TO Il years Imprisonment. During the
trial his behaviour was 50 violent tha, the
ordered him To be taken ont of
court: and his sentence, pronounced in his
absence, was subsequently, rcad TO him in
prison. Hubert is from twenty-five utwen-
years ofasc, above middle size and
his features, naturally unpleasant, received
an additional fcrocity OF exprcssion from his
long hair and whiskess, which surround his
face.
The Constitutional mentions n rcpor,
the magistrate said to be implicated i'm
the affair of Hubert is IL supplementary
Of the TribunauX DO Premiere In.
stance of The the Aisnc. On the other hand
the Gazette DIES Tribunaux declares tina,
there is nothing known as yet to warrant the
that a magistrate is concerned
in the matter.