Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

q fompers surrendered A large proportion of the
genuarmcs soon afterwards followed their example
should have said earlier that the whole garrison of
Paris had been ordered out the preceding ny hi.
The 5th regiment were ordered. snake Readv!"
Present. and they turned their pieces their Co
lionel. waiting with singular GOODNESS for the word
Fire! That officer Immediately broke his sword
upon his knee tore off his epauiettcs and retired
L ne people threw themselves into the arms Of the
their position 1--WE la ligne" Cregimon,s of the
mel was, III consequence, during the night, and
over since, Constant exclamation with the people.
AT ton o'clock ] went to the Place du Carcusa.
IN the Rue Richeeu, and all tho neishborfood of
the kue st. Honore, the parties were en- face. The
I'd Guards maintained the appearance of detcrmi
nation To fight. The pcnpe were accommodating
frghtuly. Not n word was spoken 'Vhe GARDEN
Of the Tuilleries was closed In the Place 5u Ca
rousci .ound three squadrons of I.ancers of the
Sarte Eoyac,a battalion of the Sd Regiment of the
arde, and abstery OF SIX pieces, also of the Ga de-
The Tuilleries and Louvre were occun;cd INV RI
giment of Swiss Guards. They nave ner,sbcd,
n few soldiers of tho Garde were eating their
oreakiastai the rest, to whom have referred were
o" me ga yire' ready to mount or Gall in.
passed on to the Quai du Louvre. The Pont
des Arts IA wooden bridge for foot passengers oppo-
SHE the Louvre) and the Place of the Institute,
were go crowded. that turned, fortunately 10 the
toht Royal Al that momen, dreadful tiraillaJe
was heard IN the direction of the Place de Greve II
was answered by rolling fire in every direction and
IN Hre minutes fifteen Thousand of the fines, troops
IN The world found themselves engaged with citizens
OF
men, National Guards, who, with n sang Eroid only
eq"aed by that the beardless students of the Po-
iytechn'c School, opened their fire on the Gurde
itoyaie-horse and foot, and artillery, French and
o"lsS-taklng especial care to avoid inuring the re-
giments of the line who remained grave snec,ators
OF the slaughter that ensued.
- In another direction might be seen the fcrocious
/ ederes OF the quarters st. Antoine and Marceau
VIII" toclF pixies OF 1915, other less teri bic look
Jog weaFei--thonsands of women and una rmed pe,-
PIE looking on and encouraging the popular party
FOR ten hours the ragged in cessantiy On ey-
cry hand, without intc-m;ssion, musou.trv rolled
'"""o"s numbered, shouts ard cries were heard I
proceeded to a remote quarter of the town which
found quiet as ordinary occasions
nan sat Tor two hours, at q window overlooking
lhe city, with a Colonel of the Imperial Old Guard
The first words burst from his lips with t. ne of
"nph-.Nolis avons Un point d'aupui Ia !"
Inc Hetel de Vile had surrendered The s>lir.,'
l'red no shot during the day. The SD refused to
act The eaDnoniers of the Guard gayc thor paces
an angle of elevation which spared assailants who
spared not them for the intention was not
me cavalry were cut up in hundred charges
me tri- col"red flag soon ioatcG ,sI the tower of
me Hotel de Vile, and on those of the Cathedral
(Notro 'Dame.)
+ am obliged to suspend details from hurry.
on Tuesday night Prince Pn!ignac narrowly es
IaPtd oc'ng made prisoner His house was roughly
handled On Wednesday night the celebrateJ Nhhe
ne frayscnous tBishop of Hermnpolisl was arrested
am aesnred. All The Priests disappeared durino
that day ef ""''ns
IebGlIcnN WIN
was thrown into prison for allowing none of the ,our
nails to be printed.
AT 10 O'Clock the Tullcries and Louvre still held
out but at that moment saw march alonr the BouIc
valu par. OF regiment of Lancers, whose appear
once indicated extreme fatigue. They were oncklv
followed by n portion of regiment Of infantry of
the Guard.
"A regiment Tor the remains of regimcnt) of Cui
rassicrs, mixed up with Gendarmes de Chase ncx,
foilowed--ihe horses up, and the men faintino
Lastly, portion of regiment of the line followed
with a melancholy air. The remainder of the three
regiments fret mentioned wcr, dead tho suryy,-s
WIN some soldiers OF regiment of the line were
on theIr way to join the king at St. Cloud whore
they arrived IN most confused state yes erday.
Inc attack on the Louvre and Tullesies was re-
neWed yesterday and with success but with ore.t
slaughter. The Palace was pilnged 'Tbe d,ffsront
barracks of the unhappy Swiss Guards were carried
IN the course of the day, and the Swiss fhavinn TO-
,Iseo TO snrrender) cut to pieces. A regiment of
HIlssars of the Guard marched in from Ori.an. res
terday morning, but, hearing of the rctrea, of bos
above mentioned, they halted in the Place IONS
~; ana IN the course of the day retreated upon
81. Cloud, receiving heavy FIRE on their way. The
tri-colorcd flag waved once more over all The ,rbi
monuments. The Joy was universal
The appointment of General La Fayctte to tho
command OF the National Guard was happy circum
stance; 8o'ooO Will be organized tonight At this
instant the disarmng of the rabbe is in nrooross
There IS large boat at this moment recevin1 tho
Louvre. aia'e vi thc
Due Nrieans VIII be king. His son is march !
ing to Paris IN aid of the Bourpeois at rho hod
bis regiment of Hussars. General Gerard is nj the
mead OF the armed force under La Fsyette w.
Royal cnberns and every mention of ROYALTY have
disappeared elsewhere The King Of France, who
ever he shall BIO, must be very limited Monn,h -
receive the appreciation of the people
Napoleon III. is in the mouths of NIL tbc Ior.,r ~
ders. ~ ''' OF
II, Inc newspapers will give you other particulars
The troops are assembling in the Place de f:arou
sci 10 march UPON St. Cloud-but there will hs lttI
fighting va 'e '''''e
AZ the moment write, there are placards posted
VIII .nese woids-"No more Bourbonsl"
July 81 This is surely the most extraordin.,
.on on the face of the earth. The day before YES
'erday faris was filed with so 900 men enoooed in
mo- combat Yesterday morning all was cain
ne hihtary service was performed with order aud
precision by 100 900 men, who never batre ,b a',n
inquired as soldiers. decent gravity rppned every |
wpere during the day. At every in tant were to he
eL men carrying on biers such of The wounded nc
q trn Oh fo4 Iok