PARIS, Jan IL.
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Very unfasofabie intelligence arrived at Paris yes


erday from 81. Petersburg. On the 26th ult the


Manifesto Of Nicholas was published 1t explains


Iearly, and in detail, the account OF Consantne,s


enunciation; and the acts, which set It torsh, are
annexed at full length. On the same day the reg-
&nents of the Guards were TO have taken the oath.
At / O'Clock in the morning some OF them kept
Backward, although most of them were ready. II,


WAS soon ascertained The Moscow regiment made diff
#culties. Two companies oil Grenadiers OF that regi
Sment went out of their barracks with the colors,
Ind proclaimed Constantine L. This troop procee
Ned to the Place Isaac, where it was soon augmen
He'd by party of the dregs OF the populace, some
8olders and marines oil the guards No other corps


COX part in the sediton, and 1t appears that the
humber of rebels did not exceed 1000 men. Gen.
kliloradoyitch went to the Place to harangue the


ebels; but at that instant man fired pistol a. him,
Ind he died few hours aiter.-The Emperor him
8elf appeared uDarmed, and cndeavored IN vain to


puell the mutiny. At length, finding all mild means
#ruitless, and after having useessly explained the
circumstances of Constantines remuneration, he was
forced to cause troops and cannon to come up. The
8ebels formed themselves into square battalion,
&nd had the audacity to fire first, but we're soon dis


bersed and pursued in all di, ections.-The number
MI killed is computed at 200. At six O'Clock order


was restored nevertheless the troops which remain
sd faithful. tand they fol med the greater par) BIZ
s&ouacked all night round the Palace The Grand
Duke Michael W no had arrived at St. Petersburg
IN the moment of the tumult, succeeded in bringing
10 duty the six companies of Moscow Regiment who


aid not take part in the revolt, but had refused to


lake the oath and conducted them to the aid of his
Brother Gen Friderlchs and Gen. Schenschn were
Akounded. The Emperor, who throughout the day
hsplayed ahe most noble character, reviewed the
troops on the following day. (Dec 29.) The marines
bfhe Guards manifested the greatest repentance and
obtained their pardon; hut several officers
Jested During four hours which were passed in
baeying before it was determined to employ force,
Ahe number of the rebels augmented very little and
j is most probable that the greater par; were rathe
Ehlsled than culpable.