Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

ened tn. fame incident succeeded to incident;
lance here resistancs there; he mob gathered thicker
ieit its tight FIRST, and then it's force But curiosity
siIl the predominant feeling. Resentment was hidden,
or sporatea but in cries OF Vivs la Charte!
travsrsed Paris on Tuesday evening; the crowd
was "a usual about the Paas Royal, shut ont from the
GARDEN but tbropgng in the Place aud in the Rue St
Honore reached the corner where the Rue Richie
lieu joins the latter street. and could psrceive the loo
guards drawn up in the Place du Pdidis Rovdi the
mob hemmins them in, AMI shouting "Vice la Charte
brisk discharge he ard, and away scampered
the crowd. To avoid at the rush and the shot,
entered a friends house In the Rue de Rohan, and
gained the window troop of lsncers issued from the
Carousel. and galIopped up the Rue Rcheeu. driving
the mob before them now crossed the Catousei. II
contained not more than 5000 roors Repairing 20 the
Place i-oni- Ouinzs, we found regiment Of Swiss
and the artillery Of the Guard The 9Th and 53l regi
msn's OF the line were in the Place Vendome through
which al the time several carriages of the noble and
the gay we're rolling on their evenings drive to the
-bois de Bouogns. During all this night there were
partial rencontrcs about the Paia ROYAL and m the
<ue 81 Honore, the mob fighting with stones and al
ways lying from the attack. There were some 6ty
people Killed altogether a woman Her oody was
conveyed into the interior and populous parts OF
the CITY, where II excited great mitigation. II
this evening that General (Cou,ard believe clear.
ing the Rue Honore at the head Of the Guard atop
ped opposite L,wsous Hotel Some tiles having been
flung from neghbouring house. he ordered the SOL
diers to fire up, which they did at the windows of the
notei. crowded with gazers. Mr.. Foulkes, a yeung
Engish student 10 medicine, and waiter, we're killed
oy We uiScnarge; two persons were wounded. The
armourers shops were all pllaged on the same night
ne search Tor arms general and he tok.n-i serious
purposes oil resistance The ,pu,ies present in Paris
had assembled on Monday the number of thirty two
Ihsy considered themselves too few for anv public dec
Iarauon. They amounted TO sixty-ive Tuesday.
ana they signed vigorous protest agains, the ordon-
nance, declaring null III, which dissolved them. The
people attacked the wooden guard house Of the Police
on the Place de Ia Bourse Tuesday might and burn
cd IT, The hames brilliant, look at
lance like r-odigous con6Agraon "Pars is on fire -
wac the cry Of the Fauhourgs
AT i've O'Clock on Wednesday morning, ] roamed
in DOnu latin had IL,
ly solde gems d orne was TO be seen except in
the Carousel The lamps very generally broken, and
the streets srewn with plaster showed symptoms of
mere row As shop doors and shutters opened, how
svsr, the streets became again full The crowd pahef
ell around the burned guard-house near the Bourse
ana re-il'umiuaed the smoking raters with shouts an
CALCULATIONS Of triumph. There had been shots fred
here AMI lives last The shutters of n-sbe, at the
end oil the Rue Vevenne bore marks of score of bull
le's. Inc pavement WAS stained with blood. By six
the crowd had gathered opposite the Theatre Francois
around the shop Of the kings guusmh, LIE Page who
was SAID to have killed citizen, uch already the
expression savou ing strongly Of revolution in de-
tending his house. Here were grouns communicating
the events OF the preceding night. The Faubourg ST.
Antoine the haunt of the lower classes ana the
~ OF -cuoftisr, had rissD had had the better of
the Cuirassiers the preceding night and were pour
ing into the csnre OF Paris. could see this wa tru.
from the universally 'qnsld tattered that began
TO appear IN the crowd, each with his day. provision Of
bread in his breast or beneath hi. arm Then il was
whispered that tho line, especially the 9Th regiment
had refused 10 fire the people. The Colonel had
been broken for his luke-warmnsss Amidst the on,
thering tlmult, the Guard relieved at the PaIsis
Royal LING live the Line do,Un with the Guard !!
was the cry OF the populace
! On this morning appeared an orionnsn q declaring
Paris in state OF siege, asd giving the command to
Marmont. Duka of Ragusa Troops were ordered in
from the stations around Paris On their side the Con-
stitu'ionasts were not idle THE National Guard was
to meet, IT was generally understood although few on
this day appeared in uniform. Those friends who had
met peaceah'y 70 discuss events and communicate in
tellgehce Tuesday, gave each other repdezvous
WIN arms on wednesday. BY midday, Paris was
the scene OF number Of partial combats each quar-
ter attacking or defending according to its force and
zeal. In the Rue St. Antoine, the fir,t tri-colour-
ed flag was hoisied its bearer was trampleJ to
death beneath the hoos of the Cuiras.iprs' horses
but the people longer fled outright They n, abe a
stand the steps of the Protestant Church and hell
their grcHnd They assumed the offensive near the
Porte ST. Martin, where column Of artisans attacked
and wors'ed another squadron of Curassieurs The
gems Il dTDIere barrack here and the surroundin
houses We're converted into many fcrtresses each
window showing a mu'ket or two, and the balconies
stored with paving stones. that the bar,ack yas in
manner b-sieged. The p rte St Depnis dis,avaa a
similar scene On the lillian Boulevard there was a 4
vet no resistance yet the cannon sw- Mt iiimpiabv :
crossed /; about midday very hurried pace as
my be imagined, and from the aspect of The dyinO
crowd, conjectured the triumph of the military hut
his belng the opulent quarter, well that
to the fuileiies, and the of the soery
resistance could no. well be organized there Some
half dozen National Guards were seen from ,ims IN
| time, hurrying TO their rendezvous.
ran for. tidings. friend graspad my lsapd and
poured ioto my ears the ia'es, nsws. The Hotel de
/ Nlue u TAKEN n PROVISIONAL Government will i'm
meiis'ely he established. La Fayete or Gerard or
La Msrque, will have the command OF the National
Guard. BY two hours there will he military chieCs IN
conduct and order the defence. di4patch has no q,
Intercepted, coming from Come Walsh stating that the
line cannot he depended on Returning home / met
regiment Of Guards marching 10 from ST. Dennis ii
painful sight. This IN ,ment there was every
Zone Of speedy issue 10 the contest and here came
reinforce ments 10 prolong the struggle To- render il
doubtful next met veteran officer OF nv aeouaint.
ance, and asked his opinion. lie piled that If fhe
people could procure sufficient arms and would coov
set about enireGfhing tbemseves they might resist
but IL woud cost blood. HG had come from the place
Vendome. Colonel had been appointed IN fine
5th he had harsngued the regiment hoped that ths
would not dishonour him anI thsrnseiyes and in M
swer, they promised TO fire advance az he order.
ed. VI they chance - he mareated, he line nav be-
come exssperated, like the Guards, and then -
Another came mp in haste his counensnce YVES dis-
compo'ed, as the French say, with heat and apxis,v
The Hotel de Vile IL rstaken by the troops. The
Place De Greve and The Q a Is strongly occupied with
artillery. would no. give that" said he for our
chance"
| was again 10 Paris about FIVE. Entertainments had
begun. Every hand and tool were b,sisd dislodging
and ping up paving stoneil Carts and Wagons wers
upset barrels, panks. loads Of sand every material was
pu' in requisfton. fore arrived the Boulevard
here had been two fatal discharges. The eeus.d-
-armes in the Rus Base the Guard on the BouIe
ward. The latter had lost Elk officers within he Iast
two hours. One had been Killed by boy who fred
rsto in HE face. The soiisrs were at hi. nome nj
exaggerated, sul thy were polite. " Passsz Mon
'ieur," said they, see ing hesitate.
After FIVE minutes, heard ths 6ite ne pelofon re-
newed But btf 70 the strife stiil more hot