Up to a late hour this evening, no intelligence had
been received either at the Foreign Office, or by the 'French Ambassador, of a re- ported movement in the South of France, under BOURMONT, which is alluded to by the Paris Papers of Thursday evening, and the private letters from that capital dated Friday morning. There is reason to believe that this report, if not altogether untrue, was at least exag- gerated. The French Government, however, had received positive in- formation of an intention of the Carlists to make further attempts in the South; and have discovered letters on board the Carlo Alberto, with h prove that an intrigue, in favour of the Duchess DE BERRI, had been for some time going on in London among persons, two of whom figure in most of our new Ministerial lists.
A telegraphic despatch in the lifoniteur announces, that the lady taught in-the Carlo Alberto is not the Duchess DE BERRI after all.
The steamer and all her passengers have lawn orderedbaekto Marseille?, in order to have them inspected.
Casuals PERIER is rather better.
Previous page
