Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

: tails with safety; / SOC Of all parties are IN the
Hotel Dies alone. While each Of these sn-
. fortunate p.or fellows passed, every man
present spentaneeusly and most respectfully
!, took eff his hat. The dead we're also homer
|, abIy disposed Of. Ths number il the Leu
yrs was imnenss. Eighty were borne to =
SPOT Opposite the eastern gate oil hal build
Tag yesterday, sad buried with military no,
T noSs. Nearly Is many we're put o. board OF
; q lighter, and brought down the seine va tns
! Champ de .Mars, and there appropriately M
TERED. A considerable anmber amony whom
were four Enylishmsa, who TEL or the Prces-
ding day. were buried IN the mafehs oes In
ne, ecEs. -,
nIhe evening was, IL possible, moro inter
~sstisg and imposing. Already had tho prin-
eipal ~peri;os Of the Garde Nationals bcen re-
organized, and with sthe pesple," the per
/ soss dignifed by she sspsrisr orders As ca
neile been put 10 posscssioa Of the military
/. posts Of the metropolis, and occupied them
with the air of veterans. Along the qaays
and streets the female inhabitants we're to be
sses sea tad in grosps, preparing oaRdages
and Int for tse wouudsd. The passagei Jar
cadesJ afforded striking instances OF this be-
n~eyolsat disaexnien. All tho Tiilirers, and
their shop women and workReR, were 10 DC
scen sitting outside their shops, ~lhscaIse
| those being closed afforded no iiSkt,l basiy
engaged ia making Inf.
"Psris is SO fortified interior'y, that a nil
lion Of men would hardly suffice to carry 1t
| forget how many thousand streets 1T con
| tains, but every street Of them is capable oil
long an protracted defeRce-the means FOR
which. however, I do not feel at liberty tode-
scribe,
"Ths Ecole Miitsire surrendered yester
day. 'Fhe artillery from NInccnnes marched
upon St. Cloud. The fortress itself remains
in possession Of the Kings troops. Ihe Duo
dc Bordeaux is said to there poor chIdl i
am sure he would not be molested. Ii ne
nased, he would certainly be preserved by
this Garde Rationale, at the expense oil their
lives, yea, even the commsnest iesorer would
answer for his safety, If he were throWn upon
him for protection. The priests had al a,s
appeared, or, if visible, were disguised. Inc
Provisional Government caused them to be
Informed. that they were under the protec-
,ion Of the nation, and might resume their
functions in sec unity. They have, in conse-
ousuce all returned to their churches apd
houses. A large force has assembled at YER
saile. and St. Cloud, with the iatention, it is
said, Of remaining there. They dc aot IN
tend attacking Paris. it Is believed, but ii at
tackled they will fight. They occupy Mea-
don and Mount yaisrieR the heights to the
and left OF st. Cloud Several ~
drsd soldiers of the Regiment OF the Gaard,
are said ts have left their regiments with
in these two days, and are to be met
with in Paris, with their moustaches shayen
af.
oIbe number efmeH uader arms this day,
is comparatively small. The chateaa of.thc
TuiIlerios remain. in the hands of the brave
fellows who tsok it. If this were. a subject
upon which enc could be pleasant, these ex-
men would present ample mate.
rails for as vow may guess, their costume IS
various as their e~mploymants werelrona which
they rushed into battle. They are principal
Nv orthe working classes. and ca lhstSday
presented a NEST gyotssque appearance.
Here you saw a young fellow G! twenty or
twenty two. with q halberd CT ths tia,c oil
Francis |. inlaid with gold, dressed simply in
a smosk frock and trowsers, and the casque
of a curassier on his head. There you saw
another, with a blue shirt and tro"sers, en-
numbered by the long sword ella esensdier q
and capped with the hrass helmet ola
pomnier; = pistol or two completed his arma-
ment. Farther of a negro IN livery might
be seen or fscsiaai,aiie, as a sentinel, with a
cavaky carbine, and the broad sword Of q ss-
DEAr, lOkEu Win OCtdSASaohy wv" "P
being a ishiis. Walking up tho Place du Ca
rousel, you might see a fine young fellow, ap-
a laborer, his costuEae consisting oil
a canvass Jacket and trowsers, no stockings,
the leathersd cooked hat Of q mar
shsl ofFranee, said 10 be captured tronrfhe
wardiobs of the King; at his pride, too, his
fellow citizens laughed, which he bore with
tho mestimpurterbable gravity: and near to
hixn, a man VITA the sleeve Of the red coat
of one of the Swiss over his own, and arch
bishops glove on the opposite hsnd, and a
lancer's spear on his'shoaldsr. Amoag them
ara four Irish mechanics, who arrived 'Iorta-
~nstslyn in Paris chat very day" on their
way TO Clarendon. The thing was not TO be
withstoed, so in they went with "the boys"
"Ths loss of both parties on Thursday was
immcpse. Ii was evident TO every man who
saw them. that the Preach troops were de
iected. Seme Of them had net tasted food
fer so hours. They fought moreover against
their own countrynen. The psor Swiss had
still more cause for detection, for they aP
pretended that no quarter weuld be shown
them. They were wrong, for the lives OF all
who surrendered were spared. The people
foushtliks lions.
"Atsne point a woman in tho costume Of
her sex, headed the Bourgeois, and was the
holdest Of the combatants, If degrees ofbrsye-
nv can DO admitted in tsls most memorable
conflict of medcrn times. Aweman in mans
clothes, fesght 1t the attack on the Swiss bar
racks in tas Rue Planet. The third reg
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