Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-10

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Il / have collected thespa. 90 - fptioss.
The city of Edinburgh steamer. belonging !
The Commercial Steam Navigation Company
was hired BY Prince Louis Napoleon, ostenslDl
fOr IN excursion it p~lsasurs along the Btiti.l
comet, III fourteen days IN this be emt,aske'
wieh ffty.six followers. eight horsss, and ~
carriages, IN the IIefnes 90 "Wednesday tn
Ibis morning. about Two O'Clock, they fsacAed ib
coas. Of Fraucs. "a Wimairoux, about three mile
from Bouloa surprise Of captain an
crew msy bs1 10 80 The whols Of b
passengers COT Jsck. not III the peaceful gaf'
II citizens. but en- nsiLfaire, somc'a ~ lancsrs, som
as general officers, some a. psiynte soldiers, viii
On oil skin covering on their hats, with tho nurn
Der 40 painted il ffont. that being the regimen
which ii Strasburg had fornfiy Identified .tsel
50 seriously in The cause u Louis Napoleon.
Their ohjec. was saonaAsapde evident. IN
ships boat was lowered. and The Whole cainpan.,
iandedin three trips. Before the prince left .hs ses
sci; he ordered The captain % cfuiss OIL The cos-t
bu. 10 keep close IN to Bontagns, aud hsse : boa
ready manned 10 come Of for them should thed
sianalisr 10 that effect. Among those landed
have been able 10 collect The uanes of the Gene
raj Monlholen. Caioual vaaJfey, Parquifi and
peiaho,ae.
When al bad landed, they marched into ths
town BY the Place Nu.ariu. Rue DIES Carre1x' kut
simouesu. Into Tho Grand Rue, ehoutiag.-.viss
rE mre,,os. , The prince carving his hat on lii
poio, az his sword. soa waving il ia The air.-
From he Grand Rue they made ihrir way ~ Thu
Rue Je Ia Laml,e 10 she Esserns, and reused ths
small body Of troops 81 The line. 4 teIie.e orly Oh,
company. that rerfasm auts here. Ths soldiers,
a weakened, and seeing themselves surtoundrd b,
uensrsl officers, knew. moi: what to nuke Of III
scene. They were, however, soon made q I'm
prehend that a resola.ion was Oh foot, tAstSS
Philippe YES de,broned, .hn. all France va f6os
ed in fa.o. Of their emperor. Lout \ spoleon.a am
that they mus. arm 10 march forth j upon Pa
sis. Al some were prepaineaO o6ry, their emp.
tain, who had bean All ~ the no;se rushed
in among them. snda lheit wavsring loyal
" BY shouting .viysS ,1t5. High words and
q ec0fie ensued between him and Prince Louis
when the latter drew d pistol and fred; unfortu.
natcly the ball shattered The under jaw Of . pool
soldier who eudesvorinc 10 seperats them, and
tho y nssy finding that the soldiers were
LIKE 1.-THE. officers were faithful, that no-
thin done ,hers, precipitatsly Quilted
the ma rrlised 10 the port.
By this lime the town was reused. the author
i,ies were on foo,,,he drums we're beating 10 arms
ana tho n ational Guards pouring out ia Ill direc.
lions. Tie proclamation., enc IL which | enclose
with j decree, had becnfia,ishly distributed along
eyerv street through which ,ley pissed, and mo.
nev aiveo 10 those who had followed them. These
coon declared vh,, ,he object was. and The nsces-
,.ty directions, we're eiysn ~ he sous.Prefet 10
ATTACK the di.turbef. IF he pe,ce. Within iwa
h.urs III greater 81, ei,he. p~risons,s ii HE cisa
del. .ho,. q jI.pets.d. they made no stand
.f,ef leaving ma Ca.erne. some made their way
with he eagle 10 the Napoleon column. some with
the prince fastened % Tho seaside, aud s~isnalled
fos 1 bost from sbo Steamer. Unfar,unslsly q,
them, too many sot into Il. and il upset. The
prince. With three q four others, swsm for The
steamer, md had i narrow escape from being
drowned.
During their absence, however, adfsirs had
changed on board the staanhcr. N. PoI'el' The
harbor master. BY order Of the mayor, had pF'cee.
drd With adossn cusson-honsc officers ina tos''
and taken POSSESSION Of Ii; y wa Fortunate for the
priate they did so' fof ia retu,nsps ing W mar
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