New-York tribune., 1841-10-07
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sovereignty, either by showing the necessity OF
pleading the provocation, and apclogizing. In
fine II the Times would adduce those proofs - the
necessity for the destruction Of the Caroline, N He
manner II ,rqs effected, which have been laid
down in MIR. WeLster's letter to Mr. Fox as rcqui-
site 10 bring the act within the pale OF iuterna-
,ioral law. il would be more reasonable and more
efiectaal than calling M proposal tor an apology
stark staring nonsense. " NAPIER.
FRAScE-Consderable excitement Wa pro-
duccd in Paris BY an attempt on the l2ih Sept. TO
assassinate either the Duke D Aumale the Young
eat son of Louis Philippe, the Duke of Orleans
the Paris parers do not decide which. They
were both in company with their brother the Duke
dc Nemours, preceded by brilliant stsfi riding az
the head Of The l7th Light Infantry. which was
about to make its triumphant eHtry INTO Peri-
coming from Algers, and had reached the spot
Just mentioned when man presentes himself be-
fore them with brace OF pistol4, which he at.
tempted to fire ONLY one Of these went OIL the
ball arom it missed the Dukes but severely wound
ed the morse of Colonel Lcyaillant. The assassin,
iourreyman sawyer, was arrested, and the col
umn moved forward under the escort OF several
hundred Municipal Guards and CuIrossier5, and ct
so many Of the secret society men (RepubicanS)
in JloUses. No further incident occurred.
The author OF the atterap; is named Nicola,
Paporj; he IS 81 years OF age, bonn in the district
of the Vosges and established Paris abou, three
years. The horse ridden by General Schneider
was also wounded.
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Cntton or a,,ack on the CITY. brought bv the
barque Florida. The following is the true state
OF affairs there up TO May 20th: Hostilites
haze been suspended and brisk trade has beeH
carried on il. tea in accordance with a provisional
arrangement agreed upon bv Captain Elliott, and
the new imperial commissioners. Up to the lIth
NAV. eleven million pounds of len had been ship
ned for England. and i, was expected that as much
more would be brought forward by the end OF the
month. Freichts for England were as high u
nipc mounds per ton. Notwithstanding this com
nercial ac,ivrv /, Is evident there i 10 chance of
m immediae adjustment of the difference with the
corr, &c poli,
Another Mandarin Of birh rank. named Paout-
la. Lo, ,..,so f S,,.;,c ,,,i,,ro,,sl, ,on,
h.,, ,.;,b ,he TnsI.I, Nc i ~ Le NM 10 death
b bo,,nc his fcsb on, in small niece, from hi.
homes. The country fora hundred leagues about his
naiye place i 10 br laid waste. and all his conneN-
ions ora to bc ,rousnor;sd
II j. understood ,hnt the policy to be pursued bv
Sir Henry Po,,inger. the new Plenpo,entiary, and
Admiral Sir w. Parker. the commandant of the
forces is, as nearly as possible, the reverse of that
which has been hitherto acted upon and with such
signal i'll success. \ strict blockade Of tie whole
of the southern AID western coas, is immediately
to be put in force; the mouth e the great river Is
to be etlecualy guarded and the utmost care Is to
be taken to avoid unnecessarily irritating the ma
,ives. who. from the first have appeared iavorably
disposed. The island of Amoy. of which very
promising description is given. will, it is said be
occupied n. soon as the di.posions for the blockade
orc connleted: and from, lis position, deeply en-
b,,ed in the mainland nearly opno,i,e 10 the island
Of Formos, !, i, expected thar i, will be an excel
lent exchange for the pestentia! Chusan.
The Bombay Courier OF July 10 states that the
Chinese are putting Chusan in a state OF defence.
a vessel winch lately returned from that island TO