Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

the subject was All important one, and
had como up very Unexpectedly, was
cut short by successful motion Of ad-
Journmeni, and both Houses adjourned
over 10 Monday.
We copy to- day ihe following account
Of tho transportation of The remains OF
Napoleon 10 France. The ceremony Of
their rs-in,crment was TO take place ni
the Invalides on Christmas day. 1t is
reported in tho French papers that soon
after the ceremony shall hnve taken
place, Prince Louis Napoleon and his
companions will be liberated, but that he
will be required to pledge himself never
TO repeat his criminal attempt.
ARRIVAL TIE REMAINS OF
NAPOLEON Az CilEKBOUKG.
/ The Belle Poulc lriga,e, commanded
by the Prince de JoinvIlle, aud which
has Brought back to France the remains
OF the Emperor Napoleon, came TO an
chor at Cherbourg, Oh the '3Olh ult., a,
five in the morning.
1he following Is tho report Of his roy
al highncss to the mih,slcr Of NJ Marine: !:
an Monsieur le hlinistro-AS had the
honor OF informing you, | Quilted All
SAINTS Bayon, Sept. ii, running along
the coast OF Brazil, with the wind a
cast, but which having veered 10 the
north and northeast, enabled me quick
|y to get into the meridian OF 81. Ilelc-
ia, without having to pass the twenty
eighth south parallel. On entering this
meridian ] was delayed by canIs and
light breezes. On October 8, came
TO anchor in James Town roads. The
brig Orcsle, detached by Vice Admiral
de Mackan to bring to the Belle POule
pilot from the Channel, had arrived
the day before. AS this ship brought
NE no instructions, 1 Immediately "ccu-
pied myself in executing the orders l
had originally received. My first care
was to put M. de Chabot, the King IS
Commissioner, in communication wiil,
General AIiddlemore, Governor Of !hc
island. These gentlemen having set,
tied according to their respective iustruc-
tIons, the manner Of proceeding to the
CXhuInaiion OF the remains of The En-
peror Napoleon, aud their translation on
board the Belle Poulo, October 10, was
fixed for the execution Of their plans.
i The Governor chnrsed himself with the
exhuniation, and all that was to take
place within the British Territory. i,
by order Of October l8, copy Of which
hereto annex, regulated the honors TO
be paid on the 10Th and 9th by the di-
vision under my command. The French
merchant ships, the Bonnie Annie, Capt
GaIelt, and Indicn, Capt Truquilel
\ eagerly rendered their assistance. Al
midnight OIL the 18Th tho operation com
menccd III the presence OF tho Frcncl,
and English commissioners, Nj de- Cha
bot aud Capt. Alexander OF the Royal
Engineers. The works were directed
|. by the latter.
/ AS VI. dc Chabpt renders To The go
yeinment IA circunsiantlal account ol
\ the operations 10 which he was witness,
4 | conceive that am dispensed from cb-
I terlng into the same details, aud shall
content myself with saying that at ten
IN the morning tho collin WAS found in
the grave.
4 After having raised il in fact, it was
opened, end the body was found IN an
unhored for state Of preservation. Al
\ tins solemn moment, at the sight Of the
\ casily tocognizcd remains OF him who
had done So much for The glory Of Fance,
the emotion was deep aud unanimous
AT halt past 3 O'Clock, the guns OF til,
Fort announc, d to the ships aud ve ssel'
~ The fosdstead that the funeral process.
si"n bad cUnnnenrcd It's march towurd:
Il James Town The militia and the troop
Of tic carlson preceded the car, which
was covered With pull, The c"'ncts be
ing bo,ne by Generals Bertrand an,
Goutg aud, aud hessfs. de Lascasas an'
NIsrchand, the au'hurIlr = aud attOw,
auf the inhabitants following