Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12
FROM PARIS.
THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF THE GAR
CONFESSION OF THE ASSASSIN.

: TO opeSiai VI Ihe III odys tHe AhOHI6ST
: official account of the attempted assassin
f alton of the Gar of Russia is very short
and confirms the facts as stated in tn,
| Heralds report of last evening 1t says
, shot was fred at the carriage, but il
does not say it was aimed at the Gar
1t further says the ball struck the head
: of the horse of the groom in waiting. who
, was riding at the door Of the carriage.
The weapon burst and the crowd arrested
. the man. The police were obliged to
save him from the fury of the populace.
The prisoner says his name is Beregous-
XII, native of Volhyuia.
lie DrOtt confirms the report that the
pistol hurst, ami says the intended assas-
sin is Polish mechanic. On Wednesday
be. bought double barieled pistol. 1t
further says his motives for the deed APP
pear to be political passion and personal
hatred of the Gar 1t is believed that
he had no accomplces.
The Gaset Of 1rtbuena,ar says: "The
groom, on seeing the menacing movement
caused his horse to bound in between the
assassin and sovcreigns. The;ball passed
between the Emperor Napole Oh
and the Grand Duke, wounding a
lldy opposite. The blood from the
horses head spirited on the uniforms
of the Imperial party. The second
shot burst the other barrel of the pistol
and then there we're shouts of Vive LIE
Emperor, Vivc LIE Gar, from the crowd.
On being questioned, the prisoner said he
came from Belgium two days ago to kill
the Gar"
The Steele, in its account of the affair,
says the man states he had no accom-
plices.
The entire press of Paris unite in con-
demning the attempted assassination
The ball which took place at the Russ
ian Embassy last evening was a magniG- {
affair. The Emperor Napoleon and En- G
press Eugene, as also the Car and his
sons, were present and warmly congratu. /
lated by those present on their fortunate ?
escape.
1t Is said that after the attempt upon
The life of the Emperor of Russia, Napo- Ii
con turned to the Gar and smilingly h
aid. "Sire. we have been under fire TO- n
,ether." The Gar replied. "0ur destin- II
es are in the hands of Providence. H
A letter signed by several Poles. ex. 81
rcssing sorrow and rcprob alton at the to
astardIy ttlmpt which inspires theminds "
= all Poles, and similar letter fen
Ten. Zamoyski arc pu blishel. e,
The La Franc says addresses of con- IT.
to Napoleon have been sxten. al
Ively signed in several towns, and it is or
elieved will become general. O,
Napoleon has conferred the Cross of the -.
egion of Honor on Rambeaux, the groom. "a
he horse of the latter died from the ell or
cts of the pistol shot. .,
Religious services we're held in the .r
usslan Church in Paris to-day. The Of
Tar, Grand Duchess Marie and the Grand a.
ukes. sons of the Cazar, attended and mo
fered thanksgiving for their escape. do,
tier the service the SONS embraced their
Their with much emotion. Both Empe- =
RS also embeaced. Some Of the Cars =
lite have advised his return at once to y.
lssia. but he said he wouli not. !,
The Americans here will tomorrow ;,
ssent. through Gen. Dix. an address to
: Gar.
The assassin was examined to day He pa
IKE with cOolness and gave his history. and
Is Polish instrument maker and has pom
ed latterl y on his savings aud on money wit
EN- to Polish refugees. He was asked is s.
ow could you fire at the Sovereign mel
st of France. who nourishei you?" mar
he replied with tears, 1T is true | seen
united great crime toward France alon
ut you ran the risk of killing Napo. ente
y" 10 this the prisoner answered, aud
Q. A Polish bullet could not 20 astray none
must go straight when aimed at the artn
r. wished to relieve the world of leo
Car aud the Gar of remorse which used
It weigh upon him" The prisoner more
wed no sorrow for the crime which he piaiT
attempted to commit. and only ex. She
sed regret at his failure Nor
the Corps Iegislati to-day the Pres. guest
e made speech condemning the at Quee
% at assassination and expressing unch
PATTY with the august gnest. His III
'ments were loudly oheeied. Paris is visit.
minated to night. 50 as
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adjusting new saw in sawmill n, arc 81