The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

The French Exiles now I'm New York.
We have and conversed with some Of these young
men, and have obtained complete list Of their
and professions together with account Of the causes
Of their bsnsheIt upon the island from which they have
just escaped.
The number escaped u twenty seven. OF these two
persisted IN the mud and mre OF the coast Of Guyana,
being refused assistance and aid by the Dutch Comman
dant.
One Of these unfortunate men was Pianor brother OF
tho Psnori who guiloned at Paris for An at.
tempt upon the life OF Louis Napoleon The OF his
Cayenne for his being the brother Of
tbafwould be regicide.
The name of the other Individual who persisted -
mnerably was Bokenski Pole He was arrested imme-
dately after the coup d'sat of November q 1851 with
many thousand others, who taken up because Of
their known republican sentiments. With many others
Bokenaki imprisoned In the mi itary dungeons IT BIZ
csire and dory He is spoken OF by his surviving DOM.
pAni0ns noble hearted man. OF line, generous senti
meIts, much beloved by al who knew him, bu.-snd
hence his sueriDgsa ardent republican. For this no
Imprisoned ct PARIS, afterwards Of Cayenne, WHERE
in attempting 10 escape, he lost his LIFE martyr to
The following are the Of the escaped individuals
with the cauAe AI nexed OF their condemnation
Carpeza Aerbo worker in zinc, condemned for having
fabricated arms Of war, Paris, 1855.
ChabaDne, cooper, condemned for writings against the
government Of Louis Napoeon III.
BougueEey farmer, condemned for having returned to
France, after being prescribed, june, 1855.
Guerard, saimaker. condemned Dy the Imperial Com
BabiD cooper, condemned for the affair OF Anglers.
Psno,i, -, condemned because he was brother or
Boken,ky, -, condemned by the Council OF War Of
PAIRS, Dec l.
nOnfaicon, silk weaver, condemned by administrative
order, suspected Of repub .icanDn.
Bour, sailor, condemned by the Council Of War Of Ga
CnauviD slater, condemned for tho affair OF Anglers,
at Ciamery, Dec. a.
Dime. slater.
Bordsse, cordwsner, condemned for suspicion Of
pubiicanism. by Administrative order.
Ohbert s..,er. condemned for the affair Of Aagers.
Cailet, carptLter, condemned tor having arms in hs
possession, dec. =, 81 Monten.
Dsvesu ship carpeIser, condemned for rcpublicansm,
by court Martial.
Uoucip, cordwainer.
Carnere tanner condemned by Court Martial, de pHe-
JeonrOy, h.rdrss,er. condemned by Council of War At
PAIN sailor condemned for the June revolt, 1885, seat
Eersy, machinist and locksmith, condemned by adm-
Paul, cordwainer condemned for the erneue OF June.
lS4s
Bron, toy manufacturer.
Member stone quarrier condemned by the Council Of
Desab, dentist condemned TOR republcanlsm, by the
Mixed Commisson OF 1851.
sAneb cooper, condemned by the Council OF War OF
All OF the above 20, arrived In New York, tho
rt maLder are expected In lew Gays. They were COO
demDed for political Offences aud strictly political
fueees, and such eminenuy entitled a kind and GO
reception by the American govern ment and peo
pie Their character stands before the w0rle
free OF tproach juoca sixn, and whatever different
vews may take OF their political opinions ar or
their opposon TO the ruling powers In France for which,
they have suffered severely, they entitled by righ,
Of humanity 10 our kindness and elective aid.
We hope the appeal areadJ made 70 the public BY the
committee their behalf will he well responded TO- aud
hope ,ha, government emuisting tue generous
conduct Of the Turkish 70 kossuih aud other
refugees will net be oudoae by her in generosity to the
suffering refugees.