New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

n-Ti.s nd was strongly urged on y r'i, W.. .Isc
y-.H .,.,,-ees now resident in London W. nso
I.i..ssu Couruet had been an.shedfron F1Aa
~ - about % enter into PsIinerthp IA me
on riih NJ COssas, Of IniVe'sty.et'
@ p5 ard he wrs az the time Of the fatal rs7e9n,
- tom the French Government ab " .cO
- srurru rr sIyices rendered L. nj country uu'.,
etme he use ~ poyed with the French navy. "a
Count was al q the depufauon that came over
70 Fl claEctc repr en- TIE FTeIr-4 navy a. IL
t.cu her M-iesry ,,,
ne lneisl OF tne unfortunate deceased took place on
SUNDAY afternoon III Inc parish churcnyard a. hslAH
The cer.mcry wa o. most affecting descFptlon anu
rn nc be remembered by the immense concouse OF
ne,rfe who were ef-einb.d 70 witness the internen'
iorr bfore the Tim liked or the funeral Arse NUN
Ie OF Frenchnon tat least lJ GTrivedffom Lonion y
ii :. VII .WesfeTu Railway, the greater part OF ~nou
,,,,.,d.d to the B-leymow puhhchouse On In yeheld
Green where the deceased first taken, and where
n, had been lying since the corOLeT- inquest Alta
Quarter Ist CLe O'Clock the decte-'d a. borne iloh
81 nm on tie shoulders q FIX q h cour'rymen, and
Cocved Nv but 80 French refugee la the process
,ion We noiiced-MM LeerG Rim. Syhr!chcr, -
vove %ejix syeL A.tal. Bu.ud. Je rer, NayieT, DIR
ter Nartr Bernard Pehe-e., f1rneriy repr &c 2
a,ves Ia tie French re,u De-; there IS re al'o Gu az
,lc IVcwtrs several TOl r.d wItefs. vi, NM
Dele clue, Behtyrolles CHi-n g. Ntln1 .tao rec1-
cent wiine-s st The irqucsD, end laIdigsn.
Tie proc, sscn preceded by the Rel Republican
banner ted with black Grape which bore the following
iuecrittcn "RcTuLhquc ID "nCcTsiique Ct SociIe' In
liz m.uner tie melancholy o0Tt5gs walked 20 the
ciuIch, di-ance # two mlef, the road being lnef
2CC0 and 1900 4, i've ninutcs pat the coffin coz
isinng the toCy 81 the deceased was caTriei into the
cfurci ysrd situate In tie center OF tgham and near
the King Heeo. The French burial ceremony wa,
then psrfC med Is ~ DlesCluze il French. ard Ia ted
flout FIVE minutes, end az IT, conclusion an Grafton was
pronource d over tie grave Of the deceased Of which
tie following is a transaiion:
CITIZENS the presence Of justice, TINS day arrested,
IL the presence Of ega proc tins Gay comm eve
~ one v NJ understand the senten; OF high decacy winch
otlges be Silent before this grave. rogst whc 50
many regrets and sympstLies crowded This feeling
must be very imperative winch compes rs 70 be silent
What h.wever would be the Of breaking IT, 70 peak Of
the cruel los which Democracy has sustained Was uot
every RIutcen cCucieLce acquainted WIN NoiGIcti
this great AT - proudly sympathetic s Ia lug hero
IN danger VIII oh The Of 10 Illustrated one OF e n 81
militant careers 10 the French navy hat try K.Publl-
car conscience does rot know the eminent services wach
Frederic Gourmet has rendered 10 De9cr4cy ana mat
which ne would have rendered hCrsI Yes Gourmet was
greLf ard CONTIGUOUS citizen, AID the name whicn e
leaves 10 his son he only fortune Is one Of ose WHICH
viii remain az the symbol political honey snd Of lin,
49, ,-sl orc occupied Cournet-'ih the Republic aud the
Reyoluior ct ul give him. then Tic OF far well which
ia wo. OF hin repeating TIE lest wo De wica "a 10 Il
hslr-. i've 10 RoT ul liquc DcnocraiIlue ti Sociae
Attbe termination Of his speech, which was listenel
70 with the most profound a1seLtOn Tie dcceaseu-
comm. trioie exclaimed ia most enthusiastic terms
Virs Ia Rem BEgue Tt whole proceeding was con
Quoted with the greatest de, Oruir anu among tn IN
meme cCucCurie OF people that followed iA7 10
tie grave We oleeTyej many u II dressed women WAC
,,peerfd crenfy Effected The followers Of the de
ceaged 10 tie crave 10 the cOnClai0n of the funeral
ree walked IN protection. with the dag unuled, 10
the King, Herd and other inns III the town, Uhre hey
patook Of reire hmcni and IN the evening went back
20 London.
The tri,onors CHARGED with being concerned in the
late iaii dull nslohod ,ecn were again hroueh
Up for discrimination, On friday mcTnns Octoocr ~
before tie bench o. maEitruts ~ C-crsoy. The a.
cu,ed were broulh; the Town Il wGcrc tle bench
q rseisIttcs sitting, II i2 O'Clock 1he cpuT,
aliLou. net quite crowded hs on the previous occ
zion. Wat very nuuGously attended hy many OF he
oarfrx md al
FrenchInen, were pTe,cit
CHEZ sun e-intcndent Biddc-ombc having related
the leading eatue that had ranspired a; the coroners
inquest, ED At the Barley Now public mouse, Ense-
field Green the previous day. fald that thirteen wiz
Iesses had been already examined, and he sun had two
more whO-e testimony was OF the utmost Importance
He presumed aIeady sufficient evidence bad been gwen
10 istiv him in askng for n further remand until We'd
nefday next which would be after the coroners jury
had returned their verdict
The Chairman, having held consultation with the
bench decided that this would be the best course that
could be adopted.
The pri.or ers wee then sevorsy asked through hey
Interpreter what they had cay why they should
rot be reminded until Wednesday next. Two OF them,
viz: Bsrtholemy and MCurnly, de, lined saying any
thing; the oher two Baronne aud Alain put in a state
ment writ, in the French language which was inter
The Coow ng il translation of the document made
Ly Cert Seymour, one Of the magistrates:
Whatever may be the consequence Of the severity Of
the English law sga duelng, 0t which am gnOrsnt)
declare ,t was the SECOND Of Mons Gourmet On th- 18Th
October that tie obligations and sincere friendship enter
tanned him would allow Of refusing ~ accompany
nm tbs fatal reneOutTe; he was my best friend, and
had found many noble qualtle. N him that DID al
could avoid the rencontrebut had TO obey the laws OF
honor friendship, and the customs of French dueng.
Were 10 pase the remainder Of my life IN prison wou
ofMors Couiret row thar NOW the English law; honor
torids ncnonng the name oi an antagonist II A. WILL
s T1 sv declaration Which, !, Ierurnsn 70 my ehatac
(sirn,d) "BARoSsEr"
IL in uulfarf
with INV sentiments
(Sened1 ALAN"
Tie Bench then informed the accused th,: they
would be IeniGudcd until "Wednesday mex, nd in the
meantime they would be conveyed 10 Hol semOngc-
lane jail for rate custody. The prisoners here applied
10 be CELEBRATED ball. which the Bench decided could
not be granted Several OF the prisoners friends then
inquired ii they could be permitted 10 see the accused
IN Jail but the Bench explained 70 them by the rus
OF the Jail, in case OF this description they would
not be permitted TO hold any communication unless
in the presence OF the O.fcia. No further evidence
was communicated by the recusant w.tness-Naquet.
Tie warrant for the commitment Of the prisoners b
Horsemongerlsne Jail WINS then made out and placed
IN tie hands Of Superintendent Bddlccombe, who
moved the prisoners from the Court to the hotels where
they had spent the previous evening and subsequently
conveyed them 10 London by the 80 train OF the South
West RSilwHy
The reporter wcs informed that or the return of The
pTioIcrs from the inquest lat evening, they were
visited 10y their ouni1yman Louis Blanc who remained
AZ Cteitsey IN conversation with some OF them for
oon'ideiGbe time, and appeared deeply interested in
their stsut.
Ledu Roiliu arrived at Chertsey after the prisoners
were reminded, md went 20 London IN their company
Tie following account Of tie unfortunate mans
(CouTnets) esily life has been received by French
gentleman, with whom the decreased intimately &C.
cuAnied Felix Gourmet Captain IN the French
Navy, and man OF undEunied courage and inrepidiy
When only ls yesrs q age he and SIX other men In
heat took spanish irigste the Tagus For this gal
liant decd IN which biz lie in great peril he Was
decorated aud rewarded by the French naton with the
lfr disfiu q 4 all
made a Lieutenant ID the Navy by Admiral Roussin
Minister CT Marine under the Government Of Louis
Philippe. We sl-o informed thai Gourmet had
fought fifteen duels before the lat affair.
Things on the Continent.
The restoration Of the French Empire is so
far decided upcn that the ubect openly dscussed In
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