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 latter IS mentioned the valet-de-Cham- bre of Nj. DelaYau, Ex-prefect of Pc i-itee' lie iad on him linen for dressing wounds.

 Al a quarter past , o'clock, patrol of eight voltIguers of the lst bat. IIth legion, commanded by M. Legraad, corporal, passing by the Croix Rouge. 1 perceived at the entrance of the Rue, du-tour, group of individuals, to- ward' which Was approaching patrol of the line ot the Pest of the Abbey. when at the same moment they heard the cry of "1'o Arms!o in the Rue de Dragon. Having repaired thither, to- gether with the line, they found tue Sleur Kersausic struggling with two police agents, who had arrested him. and who threated to fire on them with two pocket pistols which he had on him, and of which one was armed (alnte.)

 The Sieur Kersausie, on whose pc tition report was read some days ago to the Chamber of Deputies, was ac- eomPanied by several ether individuals. who had advanced some towards the entrance of the Rue du Four. the oth- thcrs towards the Rue du Genelle. and who all took flight when the soldiers appeared in the Rue du Dragon. The Sieur kersausie called himself a half penny captain of cavalry. He was conducted 10 the post of the Abbey.

 It is said, that the arrest exceeded the number of a hundred. The autho- rites have possession of many indiyid- uais ot rank, documents seized on them, arms, ammunition, considerable sums of money, and all that is necessary to the manifestation of the truth respect 1 ing the authors of tie conspiracy and lts objects.

 Among the persons arrested, is, it is said, a nephew of M. Mangin. An evening Journal mentioned also N. De launay Treasurcrof thc society of the Friends of the People, and the Menton q Argent of the Company Lacroix. II is announced, also, that the door-keeper of the Louvre has been arrested, on tie charge of having delivered the keys of the Louvre.

 An honorable Member of the Cham Der of Deputies, Nj. D. G. N. had been cautioned some days ago to be oil his guard, as an attempt was to be made on his life, for having been one of the Izeo Hundred and Izcenty,one. These recommendations were renewed Yester- day evening GFeb. } bya man to whom M. D. C. N. had rendered some pe- cuniary services, and who offered to re- pay him with money received for form ing one of the plot.

 Ii Is said that false patrols of Nation al Guards were to disarm the posts, and seize them, but this project was frustra- ted by an order of the staff, received at eleven o'clock in the evening, enIoining those in command of the posts of the National Guard to give pass words to thelrmen, to allow no patrols to go out.

 II appears that divers circumstances had for several days put the police on the track of this infamous conspiracy. Several of old Guards du Corps arriy- ed at Paris. Whilst in a popular soci- ety q mould was made of the mask of Robeapierrc there were also distrihut- ed in several quarters of Paris, casts re- presenting this parsonage Of terrible memory; there were also distributed medalswith the citigy Of Henry V,white and red labels against Louis Philip and bis f;iIi.iiiy they we're thrown into the guard rooms, where the soldiers of the line and the National Guards tore them with indignation.

 For several days two individuals whose opinions were known had been heard in coffee houses to announce a movement towards the end of the month; 1; and other individuals of different opin- ions were heard to say to them.--"You think we will draw the chesnuts out of the fire that you may eat them; we will rather cut your throats'

 In short, it was mentioned as cer- tainty about the Chamber of Deputies, that there had been seized an act of as- sociation between the Carlists and Re. i publieans. The following, its said. are the bases:--

 "To unite fer the sake of overturn- ing what exists, to conyoke the Prima- " Assemblies, and to refer their deci- Ision the mode of government to be a. dopted"

 l These details, read with loud voice in the Salle de Conferences, excited the I strongest indignation in the Deputies, and France will have the same feeling. ' It is time that the true friends of the