Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-19
WVTWIMG WCTYCHs.
TWn DAYS IArER EROM LNGLANI


TWO DAYS LATER X ENGLAND.
We arr indebted Ia our attentive cossesponJcnts.
thssif tors OF the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Courier and Enquirer and Herald. for slips OF foreign
news received BY Tho packet ship England. capnin
| Wsiis. which arnv & nj New York fr,m Liyerpuol.
bringing Loadon ds;es 10 tbs 1th. anu Liverpool 10
the 9Th uli.
The principal news Of interest by tho arrival is that
ola mad sort of an attempt BY Louis Napoleon. al an
insurrectionary movement, tho particulars Of which
will be found below.
ATTEMPTED RESURRECTION ~ FRANCE.
From t.e third Ed Ton II the W, rning POst.
We have just received by a special courier the FOL.
lowing important intelligence OF an event which APP
pears to have taken place late last night in France;
BoULOGNE, Aug. CT O'Clock. a IN.
Last night a steamer arrived oil Boulogne. aud land
ed within three miles OF here Rbont ono hundred men.
generals. and co,onrls. dressed in uniform. Some Of
them went To the barracks. and cried Live Louis Va
polson." and distributed money among the MOB. This
morning ono Of the general and n colonel. dressed IN
grand uniform were arrested. On board the steamer
there arc sone horses. IL is reported that Louis Ma
poleon also landed. All is qu:et at present; all the
out the National Guards. No more OF the i~nsurgcni.
have been arrested.
BoULOGNESUBMER. Aug. 6.
This morning one Of Ihose mad attempts "a reSUlu-
lion which have characterised the French since the
days vi the first AMI OF the memorable July. disturbed
nv - he' EN@NcAaf 1911 ~ bhNAA .ASA-
bes. The facu. as have collected Them, arc as To-.
lows:
The City Of Edinburg steamer. belonging To the Com
mercial Steam Navigation Company, wss hired BY
Prince Louis Napoleon osionsibly fVr an excursion ef
pleasure along the British coast. fer fourteen days. Ia
Ibis he embarked with nity six followers. eight horses,
and two carriages, in tho Themes. or "Wednesday last ;
this morning. about 2 O'Clock. they reached the coast
Of France. OF Wlmiroux. about three miles from Bou
l2sne
The surprise ~ofesp,ain ani crow may be imagined
to see the whole OF ihe passengers conc on deck. no,
m the peaceful gorb oi citizens, but en- nilttaire. some
a lancer. some n general differs. some as private SOL
dlers, with an Oil-skin covering ON their hats. with tc
nutnber 40 panied in irOn;. that being the regiment
which at SIraSburg had formerly idenliicd itself So so.
riously ia the cause Of Louis NAPOLEON
Their object was soon made evident Tho ships
boat was lowered, aud tin whole company landed in
three trips Before the Prince iefi tho vessel. he ur.
dcred the Captain 10 cruise off the coast. bat TO keep
close ia &c Boulognc. md lave O boai ready manned
~ come for them should they sgnaliz 70 10 that effcc'.
Am ns those landed ] have been able 10 collect the
names Of the Gen. MonIholan, Col. vaudrey. Col. Par.
quin, and Col. DslabOr!o.
When all had landed. they marched into tho town
by the Place Nnvaiin. Rue Jcs CareuI. Kuo Sumo
tcau, ia;o the Grande Rue. shouiing-"viyo rEmpe-
reur.'' tho Prince carrying hs hat on the point of his
sword. and waving it in the air. FUm the Grande
Rue they made their way BY the Rue dc la Lampe
To the Caserue. and reused the small baby OF troops OF
the line q holIeye only one company that pc'iVfm du-
" here. The soldiers. awakened. and seeing them
selves surrounded BY general officers. knew tot what
~ make of the scene. They were. however. soon
made to comprehend that a revolution was on foot.
thai Loui. Philippe Was dsthroned, that all France
was reused in favor Of their Emperor. Louis Napole.
OF, and ,hat they must arm 10 march forthwith upon
Paris.
As some were preparing to obey, their captain. who
had bc Ell awakened by the noise rushed in AIMING them
and rest red their wayeTins loyalty by shouting "Vi-
We la Ron" High words and a xcuffie ensued DO
tween him and Prince Louis. when the latter drew a
pistol and fired; unfortunately the ball shattered the
under jaw Of a poor soldier who vas eudsHvosing 10
separate them, and Tho who!s party. finding that the
soldiers were lukewaTm, tina, officers were faithful,
nothing was TO be done thero. precipa,sly Quilted
The Caserne, and retired To the port. /
BY this time the town was nDused. the authorities
were On foot. the drums We're beating 10 arms. ard the
National Guards pouring out in all directions. The
PrOclamations, one Of ufwhiCh | enclose. with q decree.
had been laNIshly distributed along eyury 81. through
which they passed. and money given TO lLOso WHO hsi
IhcIa. These soon declared whaI the objs.t
was. and The necessary directions were givon by the
NItnin Two hours the GREER Pss' "S.s 49,. -~~---
III the citadel, shot, or dispersed. They made 10
stand after leaving the Cascrne.
Some made their way with the caglo 10 tho Napoleon
column. some with lhs Prince fastened To the sen side
ard signaIied for n al from the esmer-Iufor
naIeiy for them, too many got into H. and upset
The Prince with three or four oihen swan for the
steamer, and had o narrow escape Ut 6rIEg CROWN.
ell.
During their absence. noweve-. sffiir had changed
On board tho steamer. NJ. Pellet. the harbor MASTER
by order Of the mayor. had proceeded with a dozen
custom house officers in Z boat. nn1 taken possession OF
il; it was fortunate for the Prince they did 30. Tor IN
returning inlo the harbor they found him almost CT
hausled' clingins to the buoy, abiai tho eighth Of q
mile from ihs shore.
lie was taken on hoard, and with him Colonel Sau-
Grey. In escaping from the shore they had narrowly
avoided being sho several balls passed close % the
Prince. and several Vi his follow ens were wounded ard
sank 10 rise no more. The report ia that sIK have
been found, one poor docIof, whotuircndered, was shoI
by a National Guard.