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 CONSPIRACY AT PARIS

 8 have another attempt, as crimjn- al as lmpotent, against the Monarchy oi July. The following are the partic1. lars regarding it, which we have col leeted with care:-

 some individuals came, q few days ago, to breakfast at Traiteur's of the Sue des Prouvaires, and asked him fl lie could undertake to supply repast for 200 persons? He refused on the ac- count of his want of room. However the same persons returned yesterday. the lst of February, at ' o'clock in the evening, and announced to the Taiteur that they would bring the same day q numerous party for supper; they over came the fresh difficulties that we start cd, by dePoslting an earnest for the cost oi the entertainment, and even for Me Valae Qf thc Silver pla1e.

 Towards ten o'clock in the Salon or the Restaurant was filled with about l00 persons, several of whom had a lgafe and dress more than equiyocal. However, the repast terminated tran 4alliy; there was no allugion 10 pof. tics, but the company had the air Of having something on their minds. Al midnight quantity Of arms of all sorts were introduced into the house. and i'm mediatcly distributed: it is even said that the pistols and tusils NC loaded without any eonceaiment.

 Ihe authorities, for some days in pos session of information, had taken all measures necessary for the seizure Of the pertubators before the execution of their projects. The Chief of the hia- ntciPal Police, accompanied by de- taehment of the municipal guards, and city officer, repaired to the house the Restaurant of the Rue dcs Pfouyaines. where the police lznew that tbe heads of inc movement, which they had watched, were assembled. N. Carlier sent to them a city officer 10 summers them to surrender. Poucelet answer cd by the discharge of a pistol, which took effect on the head of the officer: {2e hassince just exPired.) They then dashed into the room, where thc mur- derer was taken with all the band.- They seized tho list of conspirators, arms of all sorts, money, the keys of the Louvre, Sc.

 In the attack and defence, there were several wounded; man was also Kill cd on the side of the conspirators.

 Atthesame mQment, it became known that an assemblage of from 3 to 100 men was forming at the Bastile. X strong fietachmcnt repaired thither, and eliectcdthearrest ofabout tt0indigiduals, @lo were conducted to the neighboring post. Thery We're instantly directed towards the Prefecture by two commis- safics ofpolice, with the pistols, ,cartfid- ges, poinards, and the money, of which they were the bearers. One of these in- dlylduals had on him sum of more than 600 francs. It is said that M. Cour- teille, the son a supcranuuated commis- sary of police, and cx-ploye of the Per lecture of police under M. Mangin, and halfPay gendarme of Paris, are among the persons arrested in this as- semblage. At this place several indi- yiduais were wounded.

 At the same time between , and 3 o'clock ii the morning information was received of an assemblage at the Ob- sewatory. A numerous division of city officers, dressed in common clothes, repired to this point, under the com mand of peace officer Vincent, and fell in, about the Rue Enfer, with group of individuals, who retreated in disor- der, ald who were deceived by the dress of the officers. The following conversation took place between the peace officer and the apparent chief of 1 the band:

 s.Do you belong to us? Undoubtedly, replied the peace officer. The coun- tersign2 Honor! Country Where arc you going? We are surrounded; there are calvary there. Come with us, then. said the peace officer, we will conduct you.n

 The Peace officer conducted these Individuals to the Palace St. Michael, where sufficient reinforcement ap- peared to secure them.

 The police, foreseeing that commu- nieations would take place between the conspirators of both sides of the Seine l by the pont3Neuf, and thatthe fugtives of both sides would pass by this impor