New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

a.a.n. and amaze tre exclaimed, " VINO Is tlcre's
The commiSsary O. = ed, "a the name oi tAe Aw,
for The door 20 BE- ousucd lne General fep ied,"t
VI lno; openlt The commissary said - General,
u vou Go no, ore t-c door. / VII break II opens
TIE Gereralthtu opened .. and the conmssary
having entered. siJ General, oc are ny prisoRer
resistance would o. rs. ess, iof al M measures
are taken thaye orcef> - Arrest YOU m Tif'le OF
warrant which VI le4i % yoa.. Ihe General
would net hear The warrant real bhl' Pc omms
greatly eXaspe gaf,d. sdrres>ei me com fy n
strong language rne Osne'ei taen lOoNns al no
cCmmlSSary, excl " VIA, yea dfr9 me
What Is your aue q" The c1mmissa'y rep ed, Il
shRll nor Concea, p flt this IS Eo, he t'ne yoa
must dress youfsCif 2ut 10 OK me The General
trcn became more "a ~, fut SAID, " Wei, 81 S;o
ready 10 fono~ You az AK 5 for Lme 20 oreS
myself Let your attendants ~hAtra" ne men
asstd permission 10 wise, ant tn, vas gfAaied
When the Cereal VAS reat' h. SAID 20 ne commits
saEy, Now LEI Us sct out. hs' ask as iAFor maj
gay proceed ~ i.} Cesthal'n -" "a A-N"S
The request was compt ed ~'th Ga ts.n Way me
General appeared g. e ~ ceeq though, ard only
spoke once, which Was 20 ask II ne alone nei been
arrested. and where Re as going. lac co. nni,ssary
sad he could not r,p.' % tne cgS question:, oui ne
going TO the Prison Mans
Mhen the Comnissav y rolice. B,slchci, pre-
stIted himself at the house Inhabited ,l Gend de
IamoricieFe, Rue Las Cases, No. II. tle coAcltfge
reused 20 eiyea light NJ % indicate We Of sf!heM
OF the General. The Comnissarf % 70. rang AZ
the apartment 81 ne hrst story dc aesif Sp-
peared. and suddenly closed tue door gam. ale
thought better a. r. and rsgufrec holduS amp u
his hand and perccIgirE tbc scarf Of the 1oanissa
y.
staircase, crying out thieves" tie Was erfcsisoey
Serssns dc Vlc. and placed IN The street before tne
hotel lie then became resigned, and Giideu tac
CommissaTy to the chamber o, ms maslei ~ afst
the General did rot say single VOID t1tn q" cast
bis eyes toward The chimney piece, ant H>Art MS
servant what had become OF the money "m'a 10
had laid there. The latter having anssos't mar u
safe the General called for his clothes ana
dressed himself TIE COnmS,ary S@a "a hln,
" Sir, the observation Yen have Just mace = onen.
Slvo and painful t. me" How 30 know, repfea
fF.nH.n
words the CommisSary showed han MS t'~u. 10
General kept silence "A. Bsnchci said 10 him
General, have received nom the fTtiect o. 70
lice orders 10 treat YOU With all possible respect II
Is, therefore, my wish 10 show Nou All masmole Ia
diligence, and II you give me your word OF honor
that you viii not try 10 make your escape VII
make Il my duty 10 put You IN b.oughan, ~nere
you viii have only me for your suarc. II give you
nothing, answer for nothing do with me what you
will" lie was then made % enter h"cAney,eodch
with policemen In face OF the post OF me Legion
OF Honor the General put hts he al out ~ the WIN
dow, and wanted TO haraneue the troops ne ON:
mlssaIy did not give him tine 10 utter q ""id ana
warned him thar NE should be obliged - treat HIN
with risor II he made fresh attempt The General
answered, 4" Do what You please On ms arrival
at the prison Mazds, the General showed hinset
much calmer lie begged the ComnnssAFy not 10
,ei2e his costly arms and % send him some cigars,
with The History OF the French Revolution rne
COmmlssaTy compiled Nth his request
General Lof0 lodged at the Questure, Us N bed.
The Csmmissary Bcrtcgho awakened him and notl-
fed his mission, showing the warrant for lls arrest.
lie got up, dressed, While utierine menates against
tie commlsSary, and insults against the President
" Napoleon wants u make his comp dsfdf-we vii
shoot him at VinceDues. As for you, We won't send
you 10 Nouka HlVa, We viii shoot you win him -
The commSsary SAID there was DO resistance to
make. that state OF siege had been declared. and he
ought 20 know tho consequences. While setting IN
t. the he apostophIsed the Colonel OF the
42d Regt Of the Line and wanted 10 hirlng1e The
soldiers. Colonel Espinasse sllenced h'n. ara the
soldiers presented then hayonets ~ him. FROM ths
Assembly to Mans General Leho did aoi utter
si gle word.
General Bedeau inhabited, IN Rue de = nvern6,
No 50, large house nth several stare 4ses. The
Commissary Ilubsut, Jr. lid rot know which con-
ducted 10 the apartment OF the General, or on wha
door this apartment was situated. IL wa aecessa-
~ 10 deal adIoify with the concierge. the com
mSsary entered alone. The concierge iefnsed 10
Indicate his lodging and SAID Il have never seen
YOU VISIT the General IN these tunes people VINO
prOwl about AZ night are to be dlsrusted.' lie end
al by yielding. and guided the cOmmlssarv. The
servant answered The coOr, which he partly opened.
The commissary thrust n open and advanced. Inc
servant fed, frightened the commissaTy followed
him, reachedthe General, ana showed hin ms wT-
rant The General was IN consternation. Soon,
however, recovering from his surprise, NJ protested
against II, eVciaming II was violation OF 100 Con
su,utiOn, and sand 10 the commlssary, fou have
ex' eeded the law goa must boI Jorge Ih"' am
representative of the people - Nlcc-PTes'dem OF
the Assembly. You cannot arrest me- smce
you DO not find me IN fagrants dsHcto. lie
then protested that he had NOT eonspI,i, ana
demanded the name Of the commlssary. lie SAID
that he had seen nm favorably spoken Of IN the
Journals that It ast0nished hIm very mucn tha' he
could arrest General Bedeau, the wee lfe'ds9s 0,
the Assembly the soldier ~ho h ID shed MS blood
'or the cause Of order he Who cared NOT for MS
life, and who could. II he had 50 desired nave over
thrown some parties " The commsslry fepheu 1hae
he had no comment 10 make on his warrant but on
ly TO execute IL tina! II the general had any inen-
non of stalking his life. he also was decided 10 sacri
fee his in the Accomplishment o. hls cutr mat he
must submit without violence. or other sse he would
he compelled 10 use fcTce. lie ordered The general
to rise The general dressed With decided siowness.
Al the moment Of setting out, the cOnnieAanre Of
the general became somDTe and exhibited sreat
anger. He leant against the chimney piece. aud
seid 81 won't 60 VIII Only 60 # you take mc As
q criminal unless YOU force out OF my house,
less you dare to take ne ~ the cOar-ms, the Wee
President OF the National Assembly The c0rmis-
saYy SAID TO him" KemembeTtlat | have '0n1ucted
myself IN every respect with courtesy toward YOU"
- Yes, Sir" said the general. The cOmmssarY then
seized hIm. The general made the most d atermined
resistance. lie wa carried % the carriage, crying,
" Treason To arms an the Wee Pos nj Of
The Assembly, and they arrest me" All IN vain,
the carriage set out, AMI the sergens o. vile fol-
lowed It, On his arrival a! MaZas ne addressed the
platoon o. republican guards. Who were deaf 10 his
words 1.-THE entrance q the prison he met GeneT-
ais Leho, ChansarneT and Casaignae, tie latter Of
whom he embraced.
Col Charras, who lived Rue du F4uoonrg 81.
onoe No IL, refused 80 first 10 open the door, sut
seeing the panels begin 20 give gay under tne Dloss
ot the police, he cried Qua, " > Op, | an GONG W
open II 80 and Inc Cid 80. The COmmissary IOneie
Informed HIM OF lis GRAND. The cOOno. I'D, "
had foresesn u expected u I mig0l nave es-
capped. Du, | would 40. quit my pos. thought II
would have been done two days arO, and iu that
pectatOn | had loaded my pistol bat have dis
charged IT, lie 81 The same time pointed 70 a,
oublebarreled pistol his dressing table.
The conmissaTy took possession oft " n rou had.
come on that day - sad the colonel, " snoud hay.
blown your braIns out" lie got into .hs
mage waiting for nm without RESISTANCE on the
way he inquired where they were taAing MIA to.
Seeing that the COulniSsSTy hesitated ~ ~ermg
he said, Are you taking me 10 be shot" The Com
mssary then sad that ae taxing him 20 hazas.
On arriving az the prison the Colonel became e.
cited he refused 70 give his descriptions for The
prison register OtherwIse than as a Repre- eniatve
Of the people, which he desired might De inherited.
ComnIssaTy BOudrOt effected an entrance 10 the
bedroom Of the celebrated N. CHARLES lagrange,
rue Casslmer PereT No. II, ~ the moment 8hen he
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