Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

hy the caviar, 6fed fhrIf pistols IN their fatfs,
retired and teiufae,3 the attack, siih cfiss oil
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| loo much Tot IN. fgrhsf. II. iosi his head,
AID ehafeed lie eenJarms.en af6ieft with bis
miserable oil hpisr. Ise's~d il'e fe'hs aud
checked him, knaning fos much ne was com
/ %, omisinR ouf safety. b'tt "H' IA 'a'D, t"r,
,,,ns N his fee, and Hoarisiiog his eas9Hetie
over hi. had. he rosred with all his power,
| Dirt fEmptrepf
U.as.h knows am iu 10 humor for pfovok
ine u snr, but this and lev Other tHnlng
incidents ~ batter proys The state Of the city,
/ and ofihe pariles, han n full description.
| Determined. rs some imagined the gendar
mr, 20 b. NJ thai ,nne I faneisd saw thus ear
| Z, .ympiops of lear and indeeision among
iheri. sal they fought with certainty and
de- peralion, bui every moment thsit nssAilanis
were reinforced by boys, wofkmsu, clerks.
students, eosehmen. aud IN shori, all classes.
/ The firing became ever, moment more shntP.
! returned home, mud alter dinner was max.
| ing my way sgaln 10 The Palai, Royal, when
| met a hand OF men 10 the Hue V,,iohne, bear
| ing the corpse III one Of thsir unhappy com
rsdss A. they passed ibr Rue Colbert, where
tnrre sas (tea,. indeed , a Sa. SIS post, ihrir
/ CRIES of vengeance were ifighiiul. They took
! IT,. bod, 10 the Place d. Ia Bputse, Stripped
and exhibited II, surrounded Ivy candles. and
amid uneeasiug cfiss OF, Vengeance % aud
:" As srmes, au. afmes :" The report OF an
| odd shot tell Upon The ear nj intervals but al.
| ihobgh tho streets weTr crowded, no other
sound was heard save those above mentioned
A little later aud the lanterns were smashed,
| ihsir long cords leii dangling 10 the centre OF
the streets, bringing 10 mind the dreadful nss
| made oil them forty one years before. Al 10
o'clock the wooden gnard-house oi the Place
! de Ia Bourse was STACKED, the eendaTmes eE-
| PEELED, aud the guard house uself set on rre. A
! party oil Sapeurs Pomple,s (6rsmrn) arrived
| TO exlingush The flames, but they would not
be allowed 10 act, aud suffered themselves 10
be disarmed
Later all the armonrers' shops. in Paris
we're attacked, and every weapon carried oil
Al eleven O'Clock comparative quiet reIgned
throughout Paris but the nature oi sueh
calm could moi be misunderstood. A. four
clock IN the morning tho people began 10 AZ
semble ut many points, but principally IN the
Rue 81 HJnofe Tue well dressed mob of the
preceding day re appeared. and reinforce ,
but were ont numbered by the terrible men
from the Fauboprgs OF ST. Antoine add Mar.
crau The Tuilleries wofe approached, bui no
ACT IT hostility occurred up TO zen o clock. In
tho meanwhile the brave Of the Ct dernH Gai IL
National begun 10 assemble op thr Bpuvtuds
~ the place de Glevr, and IN other places with
the certainty OF death II defeated. Al The
same moment new and most important ,nci-
cent occurred. The students of the Ecole
Pulyteehniqfr, having been dismissed without
her swords. dads u from fifteen 10 twenty.
three y airs OF age) joined The People neatly 10
a man. then separated, proceeding singly 10
diGar,nt parts 10 iaks command of The People
~ her 10 receive il from them and nobiy
did they repay The c0bfieocr So placed IN them
Ia an hour ao immense force was brought t1
bear on several points. The Hotel dc tlle
was attacked, cart. aud beeame the point
dappu. Inc depot Of artillery IL the Rue du
BAG est Thomas d. aqnln, was equally car
lied, Il the cannon carried of to tie most i'm.
por,ani points, aud worked with amazing coot
ness and effect for twelve hours by ihpse
heroic youths The Tuillnries were attacked
and defended by the 3D. regiment of The Galde
Royal (all Of whom were Icndtdns;) they
were the first soldiers who fred on The pro-
pie on Wednesday. Erari, III the dny the Sa-
peurs Ponpiers surrendered large y opor.
ton OF The eendarmcs soon afterwards follow
that the Who'll. garfson nj Paris had been or.
dered out on the preceding night. The 9TH
Rcgi were orderen Make ready !" 10 fro on
the People on The Boulevard. They did So
? Present and they turned their pieces
on their Colonel, waiting with singular cool
ness for The word " Fire - Thai officer in
mediaIey broke his sword upon his knee, tore
off his epauletles, aud retired. Inc People
threw themselves Into the arms ofihe soldiers,
who received the embrace. bU maintained their
position. Fire Ia hgne = arguments of The
line) was, ~ consequence, during the night
and ever since, constant exclamation OF The
People.
~ ten o'clock went 10 the place du ca
foukel In the Rue Iichlicu. and al; the
neghborhood OF The Rue st. Honore. the par.
ties were en- face. The 81 Guards maintained
the appearance of n determination to tight
lh' PeopAe were accommodating irightlully
Not word was spoken. The garden oil
the lullleTies was closed. In the Place dn
Carousel found three squadrons of Lancers
ot The Guarde Ro,ale, battalion of the 3
Regiment OF the Gardc. and u battery uf six
pieces also ofthe GaIde. The luilleries aud
Louvre we're occupied hy n regiment OF Swiss
Guards Unhappy men the example of for
mer days was lost UPON them. They have
persisted
lew soldiers of the Guarde were eating
their brrakiasi--all the rest. TO whom have
refe' red. were on the qui eipe, ready to mount
or fall in.
passed on 10 the Quai du Louvre. The
Font re Arts "a wooden bridge for foot pas
sroge's opposite the Louyre) and the Palace
nj the Institute, we're so crnwded that turn
ed, fortunately, 10 the ponl ROYAL. At that
a Il la 10
direction OF the Place de Grrte. II was an
s"ered by rolling fire IN ever, direction,
and IN tive minutes $4,000 OF the hnrst troops
IN the world found themselves engaged with
citizens, varously armed. Here was a small
pa'y of elderly men, National Guards, aho,
win sang tfoid, only eqnaed by IN If the
oeal dlessttadents OF the Polytechnic school
opened their fire on she Garde Royale-horse
and foot, aud artillery, Fren' h ana Swiss
taxing special care TO avoid iniurlng the regl-
ments OF the line. who remained grave specta
Tors oi The slaughter that ensued. In another
direction mig nj be seen the ierocious Eedetes