The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

Bsse Exsr~srahary D~sls IN Frasce.
~ wrro1 DsaAexD WITH MILITARY kES-sAsB
esnnrAron or THE ARMY AGAINST rzs rssss
P.s txAy ~ oonsspoadsnos .! Loaa0o News !. IN.
~ q vshay, Sssr q German N Henry Dc PsSs,
.vs known literary man. Who for some tine .ross sos
sN@s" and Who has iaasly wTsssa in she PARIS fsaro
Ndes he same signature, made some PAW, se%s ..
q "a, ssss o,hsr things, sAA, owing 2 one No.
~asrs concerning their uniform, ney wouo no 'ooSer
- ss,ss dresses WIN ne SsrPsin and in his weakly
article OF lat sunday Nemo observed thai ne had re-
ssvsd very Letter ,n ST ,so great Ss
wors about nghting than gentleman VINO means 70
nght usually does. rhs article proanced chsiiengs
seconds got upon the ground they fouad some twenty
sfcers there belonging 70 the garrison OF 81 German
me sus fought with swords. NJ de Pene wounded
h. Antagonist In the wrist and disabled him. rhereupon
IN Of cuirssers Of the guards seppe out from the
1a you ,h nsV ssoopa cSsnss
naAocgn obvious that the men Of the sword had
cut in great numbers With the deliberate intention
Of nktpg bis hfe In few seconds he Vas run through
TIE body DR. Guern, Who accompanied him from PARIS,
found 1, impossible 70 stauncn the blood the wounded
was removed TO q little inn at Pecq, near the rail
wsy where ACCORDING the intelligence he
yng without the slightest prospect OF recovery None
Of TIE evening papers say word Of this most unfortunate
snAir
Every body talking Of the disgraceful duel and
pa lie indignation high against the conduct OF the
n 70 Be-
dangerously wounded in the abdomen Some say that the
sod paused through his body twice. but his seconds do
think this possibly have been the case Not one
q she Paris journals has, up to this nme dared 70 say
word Of the matter SO great the fear OF prosecution
Ser "false news' in affair which concerns the army
The particulars which have heard confirm entirely the
account which gave in general way yesterday. The
Of ensuring the death Of NJ de Pene wSs,
however greater than was ct first told. said twenty
sut now learn on good authority that the exact num-
ssHces met II the Cafe du Heloer, the Bouevards
sss ItAlens, 70 discuss dc Penes articles in
Figaro; and there that q list was settled OF the
scexs who call him out 10 succession. Il said
thst the names written out on slips Of paper. and
should aeh rs Mlde Penes seconds were the Duke Of
Rovgo and n Petra Breton gentleman, who WAS for
merry In the Third GuArds Of Charles he was also &C
conpaned TO the ground by Dr. Guerin as have already
mentioned. These four then, found themselves in the
lace Of forty. The officer with whom he FIRST fought and
wsose name have not heard, is nepnew Of General
Esppassc the Minister Of the Interior and Public Safey
when this officer received the wound which disabled bis
yish arm, NJ de Pene said few words 10 him expressive
& hs sorrow for what happened and assuring nn
nat bs article not meant 70 be offensive. The com
saaAnts shook hands. The Duke Of Rovigo, thnkng all
over gathered up the swords, and walking away
win them OF the ground when another officer stepping
go fon the group, struck n de peoe on the face with
In glove, and challenged him on the spot How II WAS
haI seconds did interfere 10 put stop TO this
nAnfest butchery unable 70 state Probably the
nsaion they were unable interfere II is imposs
bs but that the circumstances Of this extraordinary
must De publicly Investigated
fPNrn MAY I'D correspondence Of London News.
Ali Paris ringing with the story Of the oue rather
ne massacre, OF Vesnsy. Isst evening on the Soule-
vds the subject vas 90 loudly and 50 gsnsr, y d;cus
Cnasssee dAnm the ear OF the pesser oy was struck
with the words, "ftga,o" "assassin stion "inAmy,"
s.piltary insoence," &c The Figaro Programme, q
supplemental sheet Of F9aro) published ~ four O'Clock
As afterroou, gives the Following account Of the affair
saTe w. W. not 'Bps.r I'll e y .ss We await
a. Ss s sh sb d Tss. Of oar ss: n5s siS
As domain q jusa,e % which viii pressn,ly be
= sssS 70 IS a
ss.. ca:' Of :occy DIRE. down upS1 our sns 'exsr
o ne 81 Ghaassars meeting vss inevitable De VIZ,
Sy rom so he
.sieb be in ended be pubhshsd in the Caer AZ Paris
nigh reduce The sr . snsie dear esd
me M. n my ss'snee hg on has run % ne
Psse has sIted he honorable snscepubes Of very MANY
You AJAX 1s s SSpo. Of yoq Ga s cu
that va: nses.ssy n he al aS
ss5pa from nesting For my ows par declare snsS
.sre. w,h ,hA would De ridiculous and
sppro.e he uniassy sree in sns.Sn Sor nay own par,
entirely q S9 y form and and
been given 70 Il; ana ao. cali mind
cls y" %
NJ de yilemesssnt arrived in Paris fe~ hours ater
has gone OF be withdrew the letter, Which was already
composed and about 10 be printed 10 the Coui dc Pdrs
n de Pene fought with Courtiel aat Wounded him IN
Ne hand The latter then assured him 10 the most
tecus OF the esteem be had FOR his person aud
character Al this moment 4 scene which we abstain
IRON describing necessita,ed q second duel with NJ
rs me- one Of NJ Couraes secon1s, and our unfortu
nate friend fell through the body IN two places The
ssoosbs "A 70 refer 10 the heal OF the state AZ three
eclocs he went 70 NJ Nocquart, and asked for nmed
sae audience o. the Emperor Al hAfpas three he re-
seived the following etisr.-
PALACE or rHy ruILrRIrs half pas, three.
Hasten q inform n De vleues>nt tbs, The Emperor
Jo.Ses AID V coaf.r VIII bis best means
% svo,s he Serious Snsh seem nsey 70 result
sps.liSs. '' Fan. '1 ac' -A' u socoSARf
On Monday morning at eish, o'clock, NJ dc vaicmes.
sAn accordingly waited on tae Minister Of Justice, and
uas Immediately admitted 70 al audience.
IPns may III correspondence Of London Times
b thought that the result win DO the adoption Of
severe measures 70 check duepg the necessity for which
70 be shown by the present affair ollowng close
that Of Lieutenant de Mercy, who lies under sentence
Of death for The eject produced In Paris By this
every society and though 90 not wen no the govern
ment be mxde responsible for these encountes yet
enters mo rs oompo.on and which ns. gained for 4 :,
much uppoprary, tends W excite dscontept among the
scpo .,on n an :. usual degree and yea may Judge 2,
>na omnous event. and Ia this only which induces
ne 70 notice IL
Paris May IT) correspondence Of london G'osel
Hn young wife out a. g. Germans In atenc ance
him he cannot be moved. Immense interest k axen
By civilians In the result Inc sne Of the boodihrsty
nsssiayer IN appropriate, Lieutenant Hyene. The PHs
papers dare not tAk OF This duel.
IPars (hay 2o) correspondence Of the London Tines
All hope Of saving r. &c Pene, the unfortunate person
Who vs wounded In the late duel by suo Lieutenant
Hyepe abandoned II 10 found that the liver Ia pierced
me surgeons attending him report that be csnDot live
The impression in every class OF society mos painful
d ,a'd that the H2dro, In which the sq1ip, very
hasmlew enc, appeared will be suspended for three
nos,hs, and bsi the Director hes N the meantime bseo
required 10 send 70 the Minister every which
auson made 10 The duel hear thai The sub eutsnant
By whose hand n de Pene has fallen 70 be placed
the retired list OF the army but IL s doubted wbether
uerior proceedings against him viii be carried very
actively. n n not desirable 10 offend the army BY
punsbns him Ia anything "irresular' IN the duel