The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22
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The following are further p.r,;cp,.,
tive to the conspiracy discovered & ~. -
urbs of Paris: '''s suo-
The PTeect Of Police has beer &.
aware that certain individuals. remsss M so -
the violence of their polisieaI opiu;o.s 80. 'os
organizing secret society, with the o6;ecs sr
assassnating Louis Napoleon, and 81 o.ss.
throwing the existing government. The con.
splfstors chose for their place Of meee;nr .
nearly opposite the Gobelins, Of which IN. ~
,ne "a oody, tailor, was porter. The Prefec, or
roiice discovered further that they were . 81
mated with other socialists, and thst thev -.
nusy IN fabricating internal machines ~ !. -.
description. The Prefect conseouen,iv ds,s
mined to catch the conspirators AogrssE ~
tseto, ano Tor that purpose he comm5 ndsd ,hs.
oody OF police should surround The hons~
a. a. .ns moment ne was informed the pars;e.
snou,a 1 oe m a. work. His commands were ere.
cuied Oh Thursday morning last. When ~.
police entered the house, thew fnn,S .Sa .a sne
silly employed in covering some eas n;rs..;.s ~
tar cloth. Other individuals were snhseon.ns ~.
y discovered similarly employed. and smon~
them, several women. Ali those nersors '.s s
the number OF thirteen, were immed;atelv ~ ~
| rested, and strict search made in ,he;, J.s,i-
ings. The result of the search has he.n ~.
SEIZURE OF various documents, receipts "a, e.
oricatmg gunpOwder, and letters from soma
members OF the revolutionary committee es,a.
biished in London.
Ihe police authorities, guided by the infar.
mation contained in the documents seized.
conhnued their Investigations, and within the
last two days they have arrested aI,oee,her aS
individuals, including z women and a vonnr
girl. Among the l9 persons last arrested. there
were found writings which appear 10 connecr
them With the secret society in the Rue de 10
keine Blanche. At the lodgings Of one of
them was found machine similar TO the first
discovered. The greater number of persons
arrested belong to the operative classes
There are among them tailors, masons, stone.
cutters, shoemakers, cabinetmakers, trunkma.
Kers, cartmakers, leather breechesmakers.
and among the women fancy dressmakers, and
hve OF the insurgents of June, who were trans-
ported, and subsequently pardoned. The fol-
lowing details are from the Pa,rie
The information which We have obtained
since yesterday enables us to confirm the ac-
counts we have already published relative to a
conspiracy in Paris. This plot is but too real.
and " e even 60 the length of declaring that il
has not much surprised US. That, notwith-
standing The security which we eojoy, and the
assent given by France to the chief the
State, and the lively sympathies which sur
round and support the government, there are
still demagogues incorruptible enough to
dream of the violent overthrow Of our institu-
tons, can cause but very moderate share Of
astonshment. We are, however, at present
delivered from all apprehensions, for plots,
although they may be formed, can never de-
generate into emeutes. Thanks to the vigi.
lance and activity Of the government, they
will always be stifed in their birth. Fresh
arrests have been made to-day, and among
them are an advocate, a physician, an ex.
communal teacher, an ex lieutenant of artile-
ry, some old montagnards, ami some prisoners
who have been liberated from Belle Isle.