Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

yon ss~ Q young feilos Of 90 10 =, win
hsIberd OF the ihns OF Francs L. inlaio WIN
gold, dressed simply iaa smoeh ifoek a"h
irossers, and TIE oasqhe OF cnif"tsisr on W.
heaa. There you sas another, WIN ''"o
,b,tt and tfossefs, eaeunbefe1 by the long
sword ola s,.uadier. cheval aud capped with
the brass helmet Of a pompsr pistol or TWO
complicated his armament. Farther of negro
ia livery might tie seen ca faefioHHdgc, Ss
seHI,nei with y cavalry caTbin., and lie brOdu
sword Of .spepr, johed With occasionally on
hisnot being uhiie.--Halking up'he Place du
Caronsel you might see fine young feho"'
apparently a lsbofer. bis costume consisting
oil a CANVAS Jacket aud irOwsers, no stockings,
wearing the feaihered cooked hat oil marshaI
Of France. said 10 be captured from Tie WASH
robe Of tie King a, his pride. too his fellow
ciiizrns laughed. Win II he bore with ibe most
lnipertuIbable gravity and nrar 10 him man
with the sleeve Of the red coal of one OF The
Swiss, over his own. an archbisbop's glove on
the opposite hand, AMI lsneer's spear on his.
shoulder Among tb.m are four Irish mechnn-
les who arrived " fortunately 10 ParIs +" maj
very day," on heir way 10 Charenion. lhe
Thing vas mol TO be wiihstoOd, SO 10 they ~ent
with thu boys
= The los Of moth parties on Thursday wus
immense. II was evident 10 every man who
saw them. itaite French troops were defect
ed. Some Of the M had 40, tasted food Tor ~
hours. Thy fought. moreover, against their
own counirymen. The poor Swiss had 'hli
more cause Tor objection, for they unprecedented
that no quarter would be shown them They
were wrong, for the lives of all who surren
dsred were spared. The people Fought like
hons.
Al one point a woman, in the costume Of
her sex, headed'lbe Bourgeois, aud was the
bodest Of the co,nbatants, II degrees OF bravery
can be admitted ~ this most memorable con-
nct of modern times woman 10 man
clothes, fought at the attack on the Swiss bar
racks ~ the Ru" Planet. The third reg iment
OF the Guard tVeudeans) fought with extra.
ordinary bravery and devotion. Many Of the
cuirasseurs surrendered their swords. The
Lapcers of the Guard--,he finest body of men
n he counif, --tought with hrroism aud con-
siancy, but we're dreadiully cut up Many
OF fh-m (priyaIe soldiers) were young men oil
family The manner in which the Swis.
fought. and the nature Of the engagement,
may be taken from The following Instance "A
company OF them defended one portion vi the
4ue 81. Iiono,e. They were reduced To sixty
when saw them, aud fought in three Ilurs Of
y
breadth Of the street In front OF them. Tue
foremost SWISS soldier w0nid ere or atte,npl to
Ire, aud would fail piercrd with bans before
nc could wheel 10 gan the rear. The same
occurred toihe neYt, and SO until they had
every one fallen he coo,est here, az tue
Louvre the 1nllleres. and NJ the Place de
'leVe, was mhinfalnrd with the most deadly
.'bsimacy Tue Kue ST ilOnrIe, ipr Two DAYS,
was perpetual scene Of slaughter There
may be counted IN the font of The house,
winch forms the corner OF The streets lie Rp.
han md ST. lionotp, five thousand shol-holes.
The Louvre (srceR he Pi,iofe Cutlery
what nation y was on all sides attacked and
defended NJ The same moment, and tor hours
l. The Courl OF The Louvre IN field piece was
planted, winch connnndcd the font DIES Arts,
icing exactly opposite the Institute Here the
fighting WIS SO dreadful, aud So maintained.
nai The front Of the Palace of the insiilule is
neck ed With musket aud grape shot. One
centun tall only appears 10 have been fred
Il has smashed poriiot OF the wall aud from
II, elevation, must have caused dreadful execu.
tion in sweeping the bridge. The attack on
me inilleiies was not Of as long duration It
vas over IN two or three houts. A young fell
low mare ed on WITH n til coiUured flag az the
head OF The attacking Bourgeois hou,and
I
tied by him without touching hun. He con.
Timed TO march with sang froid, but with, at
the same tune, an air oil Importance, up 10 the
tri"mpha arch, and remained there until the
end OF the battle
F." The neighborhOod Of the Hotel de Vile
was the theatre ola still more dreadful conflict.
The people occupied the Qua Pellelier, and
The Place de Greye. After most saneuinary
struggle, they were slowly beaten from the
Quay into the Place, which, with the Hotel dc
'Ilie, maintained against some of the finest
troops III the universe thrOug hCut The day and
unil these troops retreaied
The Lenenancy oil the Kingdom is. Offer
ID 10 the Due d'Oreans. Tue King is said te
AVE gone To Lille. All the emhle,ns of Row
atty are removed, aud The names of streets re
ierliag 10 II are eapunged line Deputies are
gain assembled tins moment al Lbfne's
WHAT depiorablr net was the issuing nf
the Ordonnance on Monday last. What
slaughter has ensured What changes huye
Ueen effected by II
Respecting renewal of the engagement, |
repeat my hope that il viii not lie attempted.
Several OF the officers OF the Garde Roya
y ho fought on "Wednesday have resigned Ihelr
commissions amongst others Count Il Think
Latour du Pin giving as his reason ms obicc.
example be widely ,mltaIed, The affair will end
without further bIooashed II not, the contem.
piatou 10 too horrible to be entertained for a
moment
=" Tue -hops are still very generally closed.
the proclamation OF The mInl.
cipal'ty As you may suppose, much distress
would he Tell ~ the people (being all unen,-
ployed) had not arrangements been made for
their subsistence, the families requiring and
receive bread aud o,itr provisions. The men
on duty, IN like manner, receive bread, cheese
meat aud VINE, which the different parties pa.
I ade 'hIough the streets, preceded w II dtum.
" HE order that prevails reflects upon the
people aud their chef the hghes; honor. Tue
n ilonal Guard will have immortai9ed itself
10y lis exemplary conduct in protecting persons
and property from possible injury. 10 the
'redt OF The Parisians be il known. that, sm,d
all ,helr excitement no foreigner has been
ihsulled; hni | should exhaust all terms of Gu.
logy were 10 dwell much upon the vsIn- n,