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

roor chu! am sure he would not he moles;cd. II
menaccd, he would certainly be preserved by the
Gardc Na'ionale, at the expense OF their iivcsyea
even the commonest laborer would answer for his
sa'e'y,h he were thrown upon him for projection. =
ihe tress had all disappeared or, If visible, were
disguised. The Provisional Governmen, caused them
To be informed that the, were under the psotce ton
VI the nation. AMI might resume their functions in
curly The, have. in consequence, all rctura cd to
their churches aud houses large force has assem-.
Died at ST Cloud. with the ,ention tits said of re-.
naming there They do no, iatend attacking Paris it
IS believed, out, it attacked they will fight They
occupy Meudon and Mount Va,erien The heights to
The right aud left OF ST. Cloud.) Several hundred
soIters OF the Regiment OF the Guard are said To
have iet their regiments within these two days. and
are 'o DC met With IN Paris with their muustaches Sa-
ven of
The nnnher Of men under arms tli, tlav is compar.
anVeE small. The chateau of the ruileries remains
!" "e hands OF the brave fellows who took II. They
are prne'PaIiy ut the working classes, and ON Thurs
CAV H'sh, presented most srntesquc appearance. -
a"e"S ,hem are four IRISH mechanics, who srrived
"S,"Hstriy ~ Paris 'rhSt yer, dan on their way
IL thsrcuton, The thing wss not To be Muhs,ood
So IN they went with sIhe boys
The loss ot both parties On Thursday was immense.
II ~sS evident to every who saw them that thu,
fcoeh troops wesc detected. Some oT them had no,
tasted tA>1 for Ihry hoars, They fought, moreover
against their own coUpts, men The peer Swiss hal
'AS' ~ I0~'ier would DC shown them. They we're
w7opg tor the bNes ~ s Who surrendered were spar.
81 the people fought like lions.
l. NJ ore POINT, curar IN the costume of her sex,
headed the Bu.Secis, and the buldest of the
c"nbsisnis. woman, dressed in mans clothes
fought the attack the Swiss barracks in tn. Ruc
tuine'. he 81 Regiment OF the Guard tyenjeans
fought w'th extraordinary bravery end devotion Ma.
NY az the tUiassiers surrendered their swords The
iancers vt the Gu,rd-the finest body of men IN the
coanty-touSht with herosm aud consistency, bu, were
Ircadtuly cut up. Many of them Irriva;c suld,ersl
. were Young ncr Of family. !he manner in which
Tie Swiss fought, and the nature of tive engagement,
nay be taken trUm the following instance: a compa.
~ OF them defended one portion al the Rn- - Hon.
re ed a ~ ,yi. n ,,,o
and fought IN three lines of single flies The PEOPLE
occupis the who'll breadth of the street i'm front of
them III" foremost Swiss solder would fire, or al.
tempt 10 tire, and would fall pierced with bs before
he could wheel To gam the rear. fhe same occurred
- the next and until they lad every one fallen
The contest here 1t the Louvre, the Tuer"s and at
the Place de G.eve, maiutainel with the mos.
deadly obs;inacy The Rue t. Ilonore fer two DAYS,
was perpetual seem of slaughter rhpre NAV be
counted in the front Ot house, which form the cor.
ner oI;he streets de Ruhan and st iturure fv, hon
sand saot holes. The Louvre (cNcept the Picture
GaiieTS-whst TarnrD al! sides attacked and
defended al the same momcut and for hours In She
Court nt the i""vre h.:d-piece planted, which
commanded the Point dies Arts, being exactly onro-
site the Institute. Here the Sighting was so DIRE ,lf
and maIniaincC that the front of the Palace cf III
Institute is speckcd with muSkct and Crane shot -
One cannon bail appears only to have been fred 4,
a' smashed por ION af the wall, and from it's cIeva
ton, must have caused dreadful exclusion in ping
the bridge. ="
The attac: "n the Tullcrics was not Of as lanr du
" -, "'s 's'I ia '"p OF tHTt hours a young
!e!!ows marched an with tri-co!nuged fac n, II n
head OF The attacking bourgeois. \ Thousand balls
Hfca 'fo'n VI" front nj 10" Chateau. ws'ior nv hu,
WIN VI touching MN IL" ooninuod To march WI h
-""g J'"4 nu' WIN MT the same tive an ali Of upor
'ahcS. UP % nc ti"nirhai arch. and remained tler.
u!1n me END o' In" Da'i!c.
me ighOomThood Of me ltMel De Vile was tn
t"ea're "i >tili more drradlnl conflict The pco
PIE occupied IN QUASI f"ll"'or and tha place de-
nFaFci ATer moS' sangulnsry struggle. they
were slowly beaten from the Quay into the P,ac.
"AIcn' with The iio'ei de Vile, they muIn'ao"@
3a"at SoHe OF me HA""t troops IN the uw.vcrse
NE day, aSI uni! 'hnse troops rer."atnd
NJ, W I" ii'r k''gdoIn Is offered to the
IT, ~ he hing Is SAID 20 havegonc tc
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Tb, nS W 't'r'.S '''cFt'"g l." IL are e%pungcd
G.,I r'''~H "'c us''h "SreHlD!'c l!i!s lnonru' a
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