Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-30
From Benefits IN. " Morning Herald.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND.


tAre of Louis NapoleoH-depdrture ,ofI
the French Ambassador from Eag-
lGHd-impOrtdnt movements in Russia
and tle East
BY the arrival of the packet ship Eng
land, Capt. Waite, we have received
London papers to the 7th of August, and
Liverpool TO the Sth of August inclu-
siVe.
The only important news is tina. of
mad and unsuccessful attempt to revolu.
tionze France BY Prince LOUIS Napoleon.
lie hired an English steamer and landed
at Boulogne, with so soldiers, mostly |
staff officers. They were all taken,
young Napoleon included.
M. Guizot, the French Ambassador,
has left England. 1t is said by some
that he will return; but others, who, from
their position, are likely to be well in
formed on the subject, say that M. Gui-
zot will not return to London immediate
ly, and add, that the King of the French
has had an interview with the Due de
Brogie, which, it is conjectured, is pre-
paratory to the departure of the latter
on a special mission TO Great Britain.
The tone of the articles in the French
papers on the alleged treaty of the four
powers which they contain is, with the ex-
ception Of one published in the "Messa-
GER" much more mild, and infinitely less
yituperative, than those in which they in
dhlged during the preceding ten days.
Some hdtter took place in the English
funds on the arrival Of Louis Napoleon's
adventure and its result; but they soon
rallied and resumed steady tone.
The harvest prospects all through Eng
land are said to be excellent. The wea-
ther had been remarkably favorable.
Attempted inSarrection in France By
Louis LdpoJeon.
BouLoGNE-sER-MER, Aug. G.
This morning one of those mad at
tempts at revolution which have charOc-
aerized the French since the days OF the
memorable first Of July, disturbed the in
habitants Of this peaceful town from their
sumbers. The facts, as have collected
them, arc as follows:
The City Of Edinburgh steamer, be-
longing TO the Commercial Steam NaVl'
CATION Company, was hired by Prince
Louis Napoleon, ostensibIy for on excur-
sion of pleasure along the British coast.
for fourteen days. In this he embarked
with frty-six followers, eight horses, and
two carriages, IN the Thames, on Wednes
day last. This morning, about two o.
clock, they reached the coast of France
Off Wimiroux, about three miles from
Boulogne. The surprise Of captain and
crew may be imagined, to see the whole
of his passengers come on deck, not in
the peaceful garb Of citizens, but en- mil
itGirC, some as lancers, some as general
officers, some as private soldiers. with
an oil-skin covering on their hats, with
tho number 40 painted in front, that be-
ing the regiment which at Stratsburg had
formerly identified itself so seriously in
the cause Of Louis Napoleon.
Their object was soon made evident.
The ships boat was lowered, and the
whole company landed in three trips
Before the prince left the vessel, he or
dered the captain 10 cruise of the coast
but to keep close in to Boulogne, anC
have boat ready manned TO come off fo
them should they signalse TO that effect
Among those landed | have been able Il
collect tho names Of tho General Mon
thoIon, Colonel Vaudrey, Colonel Par
quin, aud Colonel Delahorde.
When all had landed, they marche,
into the town by the Place Navarin, Ru
des Careux; Rue Simoneau, into tn
Grsnde Rue, shouting-"Vive PEmper
eur" the prince carrying his hat on tn
point of his sword, and waving it in th
cir. From the Grande Rue they made
their way by the Ruo do la Lampo to th
Caserne, and reused the small body G
troops of the line, Il believe only on
company that performed duty here. Th
soldiers, awakened, and seeing them
selves surrounded by general officers
kew not what to mako Of the scene.-'
They were, however, soon made TO com
prehend that revolution was on foot
that Louis Philippe was dethroned, tina
all France was reused in favor OF thei
Emperor, Louis Napoleon, and that the
Elust arm to march forthwith upon Paris
As some were preparing TO obey, thei
captain, who had been awakened by tn,
noise, rushed in among them, and res
tored theiFwavering loyalty by shouting
"Vive 10 Ro." High words and scuf
Ae ensued between him and Prince Lou
is, when the latter drew pistol and fired
unfortunately the ball shattered the un
der jaw of a poor soldier who was en-
deavoring to separate them, and the
whole party, finding that the soldiers
were lukewarm, that the officers were
faithful, that nothing was to be done
there, precipitateIy quilted the Caserne
end retired to the port.
BY this time the town was reused
the authorities we're on foot, the drums
were beating 10 arms, and the National
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