Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

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lty that death ensued among the corr
batants every instant, the still, more
appalling doubt respecting the event.
the dread Of danger which menace,i
every man in Paris, and the dolefui
foiting OF the toesin, produced sensa.
t'ous the nature Of which may be con /.
ccived.
] had sat for two hours, al . window
overlooking the city, with Colonel of
the Imperial Old Guard. His face was
immovable, but he spoke not a word.
His practised ear detected what I
could not have discovered, for, altho'
= league and half from the Hotel de
Vile. the first words he uttered for
two hours. burst from his lips with n
tone Of triumph-'.Nots arons in poinf
d'oppui Ia"
The Hotel de Vile had surrendered,
and the new sound proceeded from the
victor and tho retreating enemy. The
slime" 1.-THE regiments Of the line) fred
no shot during the day. The SD re.
fused to act. The cannonnicrs Of the
Guard gave their pieces an angle Of
elevation which spared assaiiants who
spared not them, for the intention was
not ascsrtaincd.
The cavalry were cut up in hun.
dred charges.
The frieoiored flag soon floated on
the tower Of the Hotel de Vile, and
on those Of the Cathedral (No,re
Dame.)
| am obliged to suspend details, and
to be irregular from hurry.
On Tuesday night, Prince Polienac
narrowly escaped bein. made prisoner.
His house was roughly handled. On
Wednesday night the celebrated Able
de Fraysenous bishop of Hermopolis)
was arrested G am assurcd). Ali the
Priests disappeared during that day.
The Ministers all ran OF, save De-
6ellems, who was thrown into prison
Tor allowing some Of the journals to be
printed.
Al 10 O'Clock the Tuilleries and
Louvre still held out, but at that mo-
ment ] saw march along the Boulevard
part OF regiment Of Lancers, whose
appearance indicated extreme fatigue.
They were quickly followed by a Dor
ton OF . regiment Of infantry of the
Guard. "These are new troops" I
observed to military gentleman Of
experience s'you know the regime nts
IN the departments have been called up
to town" "'Iis refrenf," said he,
they are in full deroufe-mark how
the drums, music, officers, and sol
disrs, are mingled; and behold, there
is wounded officer. They must BE-
sorely pressed, for see how his leg
bIeeds, and is still unbound. Many OF
them are, moreover. without shoesr'
A regiment. Tor the remains Of a re.
giment) OF Cuirassiers, mixed up with
Gendarmes de Chasse, next followed:
the horses cut up, aud the men faint
ing. Lastly, . portion of q regiment
Ut the line followed with q melancholy
AIR. The remainder Of the three reei-
ments first mentioned were dead. aud i.
rs my friend guessed, the survivors.
with some soldiers of regiueat OF the
line, we're On their way to join the
King at ST. Cloud, where they arrived
IN most confused state yesterday.
The attack on the Louvre and Full
ieIies was renewed early yesterday,
aud with success, but with great siaueh
ter. The palace was piIiaged. The
different barracks Of the unhappy Swiss
Guards were carried in the course Of
the day, and the Swiss (having refused
to surrender) cut 70 pieces. A regi-
ment Of Hussars Of the Guard march
cd an from Orleans yesterday morning,
out, hearing OF the retreat Of those a
bove mentioned, they halted IN the
Place Louis XVI. and in the course of
the day retreated upon st. Cloud, re-
eeiving heavy fire on their way. AT
four o'clock ia the evening there was
not man in arms against the people
IN Paris. The tri-colourej flag waved
once more over all the public monu.
meDts. The joy was universal.
The appointment Of General Lafsv.
cite TO the command Of the National
Guard, was happy circumstance
30, 600 will be organized to- night. Al
this instant, the disarning Of the rab.
,bie is IN progress. Thafe is a Iare,
boat at this moment receiving its me.
lsneholy freight Of dead FROM the pa.
lace of the Louvre.
The due d'Orleans will be King. -
His son is marching to Paris in all o.
the Bourgeois, az the head Of his regi
meni ct Hussais. Gen. Gerard il a
the head Of the armed force under Ia
fayei,e. The King Of France, y no
ever ne shall be, must be q very limit
ed Monarch 90 receive the appreciation
81 the people. Napoleon II. Is IN ia,
mouths OF all the lower ordrvs.
The newspapers will give ether par
: iieulars. The troops are assemblinl
. IN the Place De Caroasel. 20 maze
; upon 81. Clood-but there will be lil