Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

their assaiIanrs were reinforced by boys, workmen
clerk. students, coachmcn ind, in short all classes
The firing became every moment more sharp.
returned home, and after di.,., making IN,
way again TO the Palals Royal when ! met u band o.
men IN the Rue Vwiennc, bearing the corpse of ono
OF their unhappy comrades. As they passed the Rue
Colbert, where there was (,ras lndeed) Swiss post
their cries OF vengeance frshtful. They took
the body to the Place de Ia Buursc, stripped and ex
hibcd IT. surrounded by candles. and amid uncess-
ing cries of ''pengeanse" and AUX armcs. aux ar
mel" The report of odd shot fell upon the Gu nj
Intervals but although the streets crowded. no
other sound was heard, save those above mentioned.
little ater and IN" lanterns were smashed, their
long cords left dangling IN the of the street,
years before A. 10 o'clock The wooden guard house of
the Place In Bnurso was attacked, the grndarmcs
PEELED and thu guard house self set on FIRE par
ty OF Sapenrs PomPers hremcn arrived to extinglsh
the flames but hey would not be allowed TO act, and
suff. red themselves to be disarmcd
baer all the armnur"r's shops IN Paris ct
tacHed, and every weapon carried off A. eleven
O'Clock comparative quer reigned throughout Paris
but the nature of such n calm could not be misun-
dcrsood A. four O'Clock in the morning the peo-
pie beganto assemble Mt many points, principally in
the Rue St. Honorc. The well dressed mob Of the
preceding day reappeared and reinforced, but were
outnumbsrcd by the terrible men from the Faubourgs
of St. Antoine and Marceau. The ruillcrIcs were
approached bat of host hty occurred up to 10
o lock- In the mean while tn" brave of the "a aerant
Gard Rationale began to assemble the Boulevards,
IN the Place dc Greve, and IN other places, with the
certainty of death if defeated A. the same moment
Ia aud most important incident occurred. The
students of the Ecole PolyechnIque, having been
dismissed without heir swords lads of from Gfcen
10 tweny-thrcc years age joined the people near
ly 10 man, then separated proceeding singy 20 dIf-
fcren' parts 10 take the command of the peoYc or ra
thor TO receive It from them; and nobly did they
pay the confdenc" placed in them. In an hour
immense force was brought to bear several points.
The Hotel do Vile was attacked carried and became
the point dHpDui. The depot of artillery in the Rue
VCaG liz car tpt
and the cannon carried oil ~ the most important
points, and worked with amazing GOODNESS and effect
for twelve hours by those heroic youths. The Tuil
lerics attacked and defended by the Sd regi
ment of the Gard" RoyaIe fall of whom were Ven
deane they were the first soldiers who fred on the
people on "Wednesday Early in the day the Sa eurs
e. Pomprers surrendered. large proportion of the
gendaTmes soon afterwards followed their example
should have SAID earlier that the whole garrison OF
Paris had been ordered ou' on the preceding night
The 9Th regimen, We're ordered. make Readv!'
Present.! they turned their pieces their Co
lionel, waiting with singular GOODNESS for the word
"Fire!" Thai officer immediately broke his sword
upon his knee tore off his epauettes, and retired
The people threw themselves into the of the
soldiers who received their embrace, but maintained
their position 1--WE Ia ligne!" regiments of the
line wns. consequence, during the night, and
since, constant exclamation with the people
A. ton o'clock ] went To the Place du Carousal
In The Rue Richelieu, and all the neishborhood of
the Rue St H"nSr-, thr part'os were .Isee- Tho
Sd Guards MAINTAINED the appearance aimaeteItnl
frirh'frlly Mo- 4 word was spoken. The garden
of the TuilIcrlcs closed In the Place du Ca
rousel found three squadrnns of Eancers CT the
Gard, Rovale a battalion OF the Sd Regiment Of the
Garde and battery Of SIX pieces, also OF the Ca de-
The Tuillsries and Louvre were occupied by q re
giment ofSwss Guards. They have persisted!
few soldiers of the Garda were eating their
breakfas'-a tho rest to whom have referred, were
on h" qui Uire ready to mount or fall in
| missed on 10 the Quai du Louvre. The Pont
dc. Arts "a wooden bridge for foot passengers oppo
site the Louvre.) and the Place OF the institute,
were so crowded that ! turned, fortunately, TO the
Point ROYAL Az that moment a dreadful tiralade
was heard in the direction ofthc Place de Greve It
was answered BY rolling fire in every direction, aud
IN five minutes fifteen thousand of the finest troops
10 the world found themselves engaged with citizens
variously armed. Hero . small party of elderly
men, National Guards who, with sang froid only
eouacd by that oithe beardlcss students ofthe Po-
lycchnic School opened their fire on the GnrdG
Royale-horse and foot, and artillery, French and
Substituting especial care to AVOID nIurng the re-
riments of the line who remained grave spectators
Of the slaughter thot cnsucd
In another direction might be seen the fcrocious
Fedcres of the quarters St. Antoine and Marcnau,
with their pixies OF 1885, other less terrible look
inr veupons-thousands of women and unarmcd peo-
pie looking on and encouraging the popular party.
For ten hours the war ragged necessarily. On cv-
cry hand, wi bout intcrmisson, muspuetry rolled,
cannons Numbered, shouts and cries were heard. ]
proceeded to remote quarter Of the town, which |
found quiet ordinary occasions
had Sni Tor TWO bOuTS' NJ IL Nhluo" pNSiIuOIN''S
the city. with Colonel of the Imperial Old Guard.
The first words burst from bis lips with tone OF tr-
umph- Nous avous IN pom, d'anpnl la
The Hotel de Vile had surrendered. The cline
fired no shot during the day. The SD refused to
act The oannoniers Of the Guard gave their pieces
nm angle Of elevation which spared assalants who
,, rcd not them for the intention was not asceraned
PIE cavalry were cot up IN hundred charges
The ,rr-cnrrcd flag soon ioateG on the tower of
tho Uo,J d. Vile and on those of the Cathedral
iSotro rs y
' am obIi, ed to suspend details from hurry.
On Tuesday night Prince Poig"ac narrowly 90
c,ocJ bo,ng n1od> prisoner HIS house was roughly
b,pJIcJ On Wodo rsday night tho celebrated Able
d." Frayscnons Bishop Of Hcrmopols) was arrested
/ am assured. All the Priests disappeared during
that day -, D,.r -,
was thrown into prison for allowing none VI inc jour
nails to be- printed. 90 IL,
AZ 10 o'clock the Tullcrjcs and hou7rr st,lI hcId
ont but AT that moment saw march along tNe bouic-
vo RI rart of a regiment Of Luucsrs, whose appear
ancc inficatcd extreme fatigue They were quickly
FOL owed by portion Of regiment Of infantry o.
the Guard. .e..
rcgrm Mt Tor tho remains Of regiment OF Cur