Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
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nanus, ana pistoisfn Their pockets. Some OF
them were killed. Wishing 70 see something
OF the matter, took a cahriolet, and attcmnf,
ed TO drive thro the Flace du Palais Rovsl.&
got INTO the thick of the dght. The cabdri-
YER had been . chasseur q chcval of the Inn
pciial Guard. When wo reached the tails of
the horses OF gen iarmes posted opposite the
lsue I fodmanteau. the excitement was too
much iof him The people were charged by
the eavaliy-fred their pistols in their faces.
retired. and returned 10 the attack, with erie.
R~engemaee!- Liberie'--R bas is Roi-pirs
tEDperewi-i I've Napoleon lila Mort a
Poiigmae,-La .Hot a Peyromnsrf-Libsrf.
or La sNourt This Was too muck for my
coaeasr. lie lost his head, aud charged tho
gsndarmss Ell asriese with his miserable old
horse. ! seized tbe rciss and checked him..
Knowing how much he was compromising our
safety. bat IL was ia VAIN, Tor rising on hiA
feet, and lougisLing lis easqufsie over his
head, be loafed with all has power, TipS
IE,pperct0g
Heaven knows am in no. hunor for provo
King a smile, but this and i few other tsifiing
IN. .ents will letter prove the state of the CT
~, and Of the parties, than a full description.
Determined, as some imagined the gend-
armes 10 be at that iinc, 1 iancisd I saw thus
early symptoms OF lear and indecisicn among
them. Sui they fought with certainty and
deportation, but every moment their Assail-
ants were reinforced by boys, Noskmsn.
clerks, students, ceachmen, and ia short, all
classes. The firing became every moment
more sharp.
| returned hono, and aflcr dinner was
making my way again to the Palais ROYAL.
when | met q band OF men in the Hue Vi
%vienne, bearing the corpse Of one Of their UNI
happy comrades. As they passed the Rus
I Colbert, where there was (ras indced!) =
Swiss post, their cries cf vengeance were
fsightiul. They took tina body 10 the Place
de Ia Boursc, stripped and exhibited IL, sur
rounded by candles, and amid unceasing cries
Of vengeance - and "Aux srincs, aux arr
mcsl'' The report Of an odd shot fell urcsA,
the car at intervals, but alt pMgh the street1
we're crowded. no other nnd was hsarl
save those mentioned. A htlc later and fhc
lanterns were smashed, their long cords LAIN
dangling in the centre OF the street. bringing
10 mind the dreadful use made OF them forty
one years before. AT 10 o'clock the woodtn
guard house OF tho Place de Ii Boursc mas
attacked, the gendaImcs expelled and The
guard-hoGse itseli set on fire. A party Of Sa-
ours Pomaiers (iiremen) arrived to extin-
guish tho flames. but they would not be al
lowed to act, and suffered Themselves 10 BE-
disarfned.
Later al the armourers' shops in Paris
were attacked, and every weapon carried III.
At eleven o'clock comparative quiet rcirned
throughout Paris, but the nature Of such !
Calm ssuld not be misunderstood. Al four
o'clock in the morning the people began Ia
assemble al many points. but principally in
! the Ruc st HonoIe. The well dressed mob
Of the preceding day &c appeared, and rem
forced, hut we're out numbered by the terri
bic men from the Feubourgs Of ST. Antoine
I anA A&.~m w. Fls.If.-s.- ~
preached, but no act Of hostility occurred up
to ten O'Clock. In the mcanv bile the brave
oil tie eli dssaat Gardc katienale began 10
assemble on the Boalsyards, on the place 10
Orcse, AID IN othcrllsces, with the certainty
OF death IL defeated. AT the same moment s
new and most important incident occurred.
Ike studcnis oi the Ecole Poly le~chniquc.
having been dismissed without their swords
dads from liteen to twenty-tbrec years of
age) joined the peeplsl neaIly TO = man.
tAen separated, proceeding singly to different
arts to take the coInmard Of the People, o.
rather TO receive il from them; and nobly did
they repay the confidence so placed in them.
In an hour an immense force was brougis
10 bear on several points. The Hotel de
Nlllee was attacked. carried, and became the
Of popas d'appadi. The depot Of a%ItilIe-
ny in the Rue du Bac (St. Thomas d'Aauin)
WAS eqlslly carried, and the cannon carried.
of the most important points, and worked
aish amazing ~ceolness and effect for twelve
hours by these heroic youths. The Iuiile-
ries were attacked and defended by the ihisd
regiment OF the Garde hoysle Gail Of whom
were Psndeaas;) they were the Erst soldiers
who fred on the People on Wednesday,
Early in the day The Lapeurs Pompisss SUP
renGefed- A large proportion of The gend-
ars.es soon afterwards followed their exam
pie ] should have said earlier that the whole
garIisoa OF Paris had been ordered out ON
the preceding night The 18th Kegt. wers
ordered Make readylr to fire on the People
on The Boulevard. They did 50. PR senu'
land they tuned the. pieces On their Golo-
mel, svaiitag win singular c~oolness for tho
word .Fire.o That officer Immediately
bfOke his sword upon his knee, tore Oh lis
! epa,isltes, and retired. The People threw
themselves into The arms Of tLe soldiers.
;sho received their embrace, but maintained
inei- position. "Tiue Ia lignef', (~regimcnis
Of the lnc) was, in eonse quence, during the
night, ard even since, q constant exciasna-
ton Of the People.
AT ten O'Clock | west to the place Dbl Ca
rousel la The Euc Riclieu. and al the neigh
borhood Of the Itac St. Honore, the raiiics
were en- facc. The Sd Guards m4iuta sucd
The appearance ola Differentiation 10 tisht.
The feoplc were ascumulatiEg lriEfHsily.
MOI a werd was spoken. 1he garden cffiao