Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
IDY THE SrUTuERNER.
FRANCE.

a warran, for the arrest Of the ex'
Ahbe Cha,el has breu issued, in conse-
uueuce of his having delivered an ultra
revolutionary harangue in the Place d.
la Madeleine on the 18th. This person
gained great notorie'y some years ago
by founding what he called the 'EglIsp
Francaise,' Of Which he proclaimed hlnl'
self primaie. lie has, it is believed,
fled into Belgium.
NJ. Bauqui writes letters daily, dated
Paris he visits his friends in the open
day, and is seen and known by thou>
sands. Ii is true that houses arc sur
rounded and neighborhoods secured
but friend always informs NJ. B'anq'"
an hour or two before the arrival OF the
police, of their approach.
Ii is stated that Nj. LamleuSsens ant
M. Gadon, VIII, were closely connected
with M. Sobrier, have been arrested.
By order from the Project Of the 70
lice, the whole oflhe papers OF the CIut
des Drpits de I'Homme have been s"lzrd'
1T is said that several important docu'
ments have b. en- found among them,
which throw light on the conspiracy a.
gainst the Republic. tire>and-'wcn'y
individuals have been arrested IN the a.
parlments Of The Palais Royal occupied
by Balbcs' club. F.nm lor'y TO tltly OF
these people have been lodged aod f.
in the Palais Royal ever sine" the 24.i'
of February. The mystery is from whon
the money came.
The Debate publishes several d"cu.
menls found in the office oflhe Commune
dc Paris, Of which Sob!ier was the cdi'
tor, and which leave no doubt thai the
conspiracy was concpcled long before.
Thev consist Of half. f.a-dozcn drc'ecs,
which were to have been issued by !h"
"Commi,tee of Public Safety" which
was to have been established. From
one expression it appears that bloodshed
was expected in the attack on ,he As
sembly, for it says, 1.-THE National As.
sembly has fred upon the people, who
CAME peaceably to present aprlition III
favor of The PILES" The names Of ,lic
tu,ure committee are left blink. KMo'oa
patrols were to folm The new national
guard, under the name Of force ourricrc
All bourgeois found in unl!prm, or in
arms, were 10 be oullawed. Capitalists
,kaocn as such, wfreao pay within five
days the half of their revenue, in cer-
tain proportions; whicl, increased in pro-
portion TO the amount. of the !nd'vil uai,
wealth. In case Of refusal, cOniiscaiion
was ordered. This tax was 10 be called
impot fraternal, and was to be levied
by the curriers', and Distributed TO rh'
families Of the working classes in pro.
portions which would give TIN ee francs
per day to families Of three persons, anc
eight francs 10 families of six persons
Every one found drunk was 10 be put II
prison for three days, and fed upor
bread and water.
The prisoners at Viucenncs continue
10 be guarded Uuc each by four men
The Number Of persons removed TO tha
fortress is lao.
L is stated thar the governmert has
been informed that widely-ram;liec
plot had bcen prepared To cary off
during The fcte, part of TIC member,
Of the Naliona! Assembly, and that al
the same time several quarters Of H.
capital should be fired, after the supplies
of water had been pcvionsl y Cut If. IL
conse qacnce OF this, orders have bee.
gwen to leave sl long defacEmcnts O
national guards and piqnrts Of iircmcl
in all the central parts of Paris.
Indications have already been mani,
tested of The intention Of thos" in au-
tlloliry 10 let the Chief conspira;ors, now
confined at Vincennrs, escafe: Bnrbrs
attempted lately to walk Out of the cha
teau and make eff, and had very neatly
succeeded. Two Of his three guards
connIved AT his escape, but the third ar.
rested him in the act of going out. he
has been hitherto confined III n" ground
floor Off "Dvuon." On This att mpl
being made known 10 the Gov. inor be
was transferred to room in the upper
story. Not one, however, believes in
his ultimate punishment, at least so long
as the present government remains in
o.l!cc.
4, is reported that NJ. Lamartine and
NJ. Lcdru- -RoIiin have declared that they
arc prepared to give in their r"signa.
,ions, and that NM. Arago, Garnirl
Pages, and Maria have resolved to re-
main in olicc.
dts considered probable that M.Mar,
rast and NJ. Belmont will be elected
members of the government in case NJ
NJ. Llmar,ine and Lrdlu-Roliin resign
1t is said that in the event Of th,
claim to be aosolved from the duties ot
representatives being rejected, and il
has been, the Executive Commission
will resign. If this rcso'ui"n be prrse.
ve,ed in, The Internal disscnsions will nc
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