The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

the interior; NJ. Royer, minister Of justice. j
Petri, prefect Of police; NJ Chalk d. d'Estanse. pr,
cureur general NJ. de Cordouen, procnrsr, ,imperia
. III. Treilhard, examining magistrate, aud M. NM
see assistant TO the PR lecture Of poiicc
at the prefecture OF police, and commenced an in
yestigation which lasted all night. The result q
! this investigation was the discovery that n
frenchman was concerned in the atrociOpS crime
but that it was the work Of Italians. Monsieu
Treiihard was all yesterday engaged Ia examining
witnesses. and has intesrogand PIER Ii has beei
aseertalned that in the course OF the evening o
Ine attempt wounded man called at the drug
sists shop In the Rue Lepeietier, and altar hav
ing had his wounds dressed left without saying
anything Of who he A short time after ano
tner man entered the shop iu great agitation, and
asked the shopmen If they could tell him anything
| OIL ms master, who had beeo wounded and he
gave description of his masters person which
corresponded with that of the man who had lust
| left the shop He was asked the name of his mas
yer, yer, bus ne then became troubled and refused to
| teh ". lie was then threatened with arrest. upon
/ which he was attacked with a nervous trembling
anu tainted On recovering, he was pressed to tell
| the name of bis master and at last declared that
y. was Count orsini. At three o'clock in the morn
| aas, count orsini was arrested in his lodgings in
tue Rue Monthabor. He confessed that Le tbraw
one one OF the bombs. Two other Italians. who had
Isse names and passports W. re also arrested in the
u'sn': oh the persons arrested, or at their lodg-
| inss, important sums of monev or securities were
| seized, as were also poignards reyolyers and n
ponip similar to that seized on Perri Ii is beIiey
ed That the Investigation into the affair will ha
, pionp.y terminated, and that the trial can take
pace IN the session of the Court of Assizes nf ths
| hrst fortnight of February PART of m. Rua r.,
peiietier was yesterday morning strewed with sana
| 70 prevent the blood with which il Was cayersd
| from being seen. Ne'''eu
| THE ARRESTS.
| The Paris correspondent Of The Times w,;,;,,
ON the 10th, says: .es5
-, Several arrests have been made since yas,s,say
rue number is not, however. exactly known
| oofefai are taken up on suspicion; AMI on ex,m
.,a'ioh' wheh nothing whatever is foupd against
aneh lar arc SET at liberty The number must vary
eaeh uay. tbs, however, certain tbat C,or of H.
chiefs are in custody. These are Pierri the ROM.
ooionei, already spoken of; Orsiui who was tai an
IN tue htie Mohthabor yesterday morning: Gonez
m i ~ who calls himself da Silva, but whose
real name is Rndio. They have all been examined
ny the Judge d d'lnstruction. The proceedings ra
| necessarily kept secret, bst, from wIat ~
transpired, it would appear that Pierri. annarant
she nus. Important at first denied all compIi-
city with the assassins His previous history W..
however, already in the hands of the an,bort;as
| The number of times he had committed ysrions
| crimes oil more or less magnitude was related In
hih, "nen, hhding that the police were no stran-
gers to bis antecedents, he made a full ayowaI-ao
anr rassnred-0f his crime The others nra sat-, ~
| have made disclosures which wouid duplicate ner
SONS out of France The man tion,ez. tbongb
bearing spanish name, is an Italian ss.s indeed
are all who stand as leaders in the affair >
| Of the fact Of no French name fRurjno in +ba
list the papers naturally speak with much satisfac.
ton. Ii is not easily to distinguish under circnn,
stances like the present. what is real from what il
exaggerated but cannot pass in sileuce Ali tbo
reports in circulation. Among them is one that
some weeks since a haltfinished model of the nro
jecte employed Thursday night was in possession
of the French authorities, who were informed that
| experiments were made somewhere In England
| aud that the force was 80 strong as to uproot 4
| tree. The Moniteur mentions that since the mo, ,fe
| Of June last the Government received informant
from Jersey of the fabrication of Illuminating pro
| jecties of power hitherto unknown. and intend
/ ed to be thrown under the Emperor's carriaee
| when contact with the ground would be followed
by their explosion and the destruction of the car
| riage Ii also speaks OF Pierri's recent departure
| from England, in order to carry out plot against
the life OF the Emperor He is described as vio
| lent, wicked, and very determined man. who had
fled his country on account of various murders
| and that before leaving England he had several
| interviews with the French refugees in london
| lt is this Pierri who was arrested by NJ Hebert
cliief OF the police, near the Opera on Thursday
night, and few minutes only before the arrival
! of the Emperor's carriage. Illuminating grenade
Ia revolver, and q pOinard were found on his per
son.
THE WOUNDED
| According to tho Mouiteur, the number q,
wounded at present ascertained is l02 thus divi
| drd: ~ civilians, IL Iancers of the Imperial
| Guard, Ii of the Imperial Guard of Paris Js no.
lice agents of different ranks, and four BELONGING
~
men ofth Lancers seven received serious wounds;
| the five others are only slightly injured OF the
Ii OF the Municipal Guard one is wounded mortal.
| ly, four seriously, aud six slightly. Three of the
t,otmen who were behind the carriage Of their
Majesties were struck by several proectiles their
injuries, though serious, do not inspire any unea-
siness The Emperor's coachman, slightly wound
| ed, displayed much presence of mind. Of the ci-
villains several are wounded seriously. One of them
died on reaching the Hospital dc la Riboissiere
little GIRL Ia years of age, hal her knee cut ope
The persons belonging to the prefecture of DO
| lice are exceedingly numerous, and among them a
comn,issary, divisional inspector, aud 15 police
| agents have received serious wounds. Twenty
horses: longing to the Lancers were struck Two
| were killed on the spot, and five are mortally
wounded. Ii has been ascertaiued that upwards
OF 80 proectiies struck the Imperial CARRIAGE
General koguet suffered from his wound yester-
day, but better last night. Lapet, the COM
| nissary of police, also severely wounded, is said
| 70 be worse. Up to last evening five deaths had
/ taken place. 0ne of them, a sergeanl de Vile
| died during the night, few hours after he was
| wounded Both yesterday and to-day numbers
have crowded to the Tuileries desirous to testify
their adherence Of the crime of which Providence
1 has prevented the perpetration, and to cougratu-
late His Majesty on his truly miraculous escape.
Some idea of the feeling which thus manifests IL
| self may be formed from the fact that many OF
| ihtse who attended had to wait an hour before
| they could inscribe their names.
| THE INTERNAL MACHINE.
The followi ing is extract from Paris letter re-
| caiyed in Manchester: 1.-The following account OF
| the explosion Of the Internal machine under the
carriage of the French Emperor and Impress,
| reached me from al eye witness early on Friday
| morning 1t was narrated to my Informant prior
to the delivery OF the morning newspapers, and
| was confirmed by the account In the AoNiteur in
all particulars while it surpasses all The accounts
hitherto published IN its simple exact, and graph
| ic detaiis:'l was walking, said this gentleman,
down the Rue Lepelletier towards the Boule, ard,
4 with INV child little girl, holding my hand, OD-
posite the door of the Opera small crowd had col
eeted waiting to witness the arrival of the Empe-
ror and Empress. Kistori, IT had been announced,
was to play Marie Stuart The imperial carriage
| so,a drove op, attended by an escort OF laneers
| While the Emperor and Empress we're descending
from the carriage man in blue blouse, who had
1 been standing by the side of nay Child, advanced
suddenly and threw something about eighteen in
ches long anu live broad under the carriage.
| Three explosions went oil saeeesslyeiy, and a