Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
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DISTURBANCES ~ PARIS

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nai agitation In rsu. funeral for the Duke of Berry
was cebSsd yesterday the church Of ST, German rAuxe
Of Pam Ia ,sa, old sanctuary. al the eecsn., Of s .,,
tacsoN had reuxsous and collected money the wounded
paraded the church, aud the consequence was
crowd assaulted without rushed nut
pesbyicfy aud prevcnch with Guilty. by
the National Guard, from pecipatns in the Seine
priests The multitude a,.und the church was Immense the
whole afternoon Ia short time the fine slded cross,
the eurs de lis its Angles which erp
general cry of rage The National Guard jsmed the people
demanding It's destruction WoIkmen undes
the protection Of the National Guard light with Au-
n'es.i Guards about the church. the pecpitaed
aud fell with hu"de'.s morse. amidst the tmuuous mp
plauss Of the people and the full chorus Of the Mareois la
this manaer the Bourbon and Catholic emblem
tower OF the Old parish church OF Charles which hs loaded
With splendid rlehcs-a tower from which tho knc Of the
u'assaere Of ST. Bartholomew Iuns aneen, days
THIS night has been pretty calm, parties peo-
pie, shouting "down with tho rrrcs,s" filled the
Tim morning. from o'clock g. scene place
OF which II IS mnPosbe to any description The multi
tude succeeded taking Of the church, and
altar chair bit Of wood is eft All the gold
silver conveyed the lodvrs
and Of them thrown the tomb OF the victims
sir which the Cutae Of the church had thought proper per-
om this Ca'ls exhibition However, nobody persisted The
NatSnai Guard saved every priest who attacked We
anticipate fresh disorders 10 day. though Paris
| the most violent state of efeIvesce,cc
The Italian movements conf rned an sides There
aie rumou this morning of complete revolution at Munich.
From ,i,e Journal du Connerce Of Wednesday,
Our correspondent foun Poicifes informs that there aud
,eIvice had likewise been prepared for the
lilh. fhsNadna Guard obliged nierfers
save the CaSls and guard placed III the church
protect il
from the Gazette DE France OF Fridayl
The crisis is at hand-we say BIZ, Tor tho Ma
oal Guar1, the Republic would have poclansd We.
erday m Pas; and what Republic, great God.
as would have comnene- in the of churches
the tearing down Of the and violence against clergy
We must however. the Republican movement has gained
ground latter days; fr they delivered up To the IN
'igma Of religion aud the emblens Of Royalty
We readers THAT the National has
been deeply afflicted by the character of ays
BY the Sacrifices made to disorder.
The following letter yesterday by "a Minister OF
the iusror the Eat Major of the National :'!uard
"lnelgece, entitled credit and hour 10
hunr, arPrses that Of young intend
this morning a,temp, mutude at the Faux
bour2' and To assemble the garden Of
burg. to enhcavour o proclaim "a Republic
Extracts from Gutignanis Paris .NessenSrr FEB 10.
The Archbishop OF Paris. being considered us the
cause OF the d,'gruccll proceedings ofthe ceremony
at ST. German PAux"rros, by having either aut nor
!zcd suffered its celebration, was the principal oh.
ject of the popular wrath. At seven IN the morn
ing an ungovernabie multitude proceeded To his
palace, and the work of destruction commenced on
Monday night was renewed with redouhled ardnur
The furniture books, len, papers, and interior de-
cora,Ions were throws out Of the windows into the
courts and garden, where they were broken and then
cast INTO tn" Seine Cross with q full sized figure
OF Christ, was absolu; ely crushed TO atoms.
AT two O'Clock party of nearly 500 young men
proceeded 10 the Chamber If Deputies but all the
approaches 10 the interior guarded by strong
detachments. Upon the breaking up Of the sitting
'ley received the members with The shouts OF "A
armed force were taken into custody.
The people who had formed the crowd had somo-
where obtained number of the cnps generally worn
by priests, which they displayed poles to vlolen,
shouts Of "a bas les CarlotIuy" has les los
ui,cs."
In the ctnirse Of tho morning number Of artillery
mon aud the National Guards DESTROYED with ham,
nrers the surs de is that ornurnented the railing sur
rounding the stdtue Of Louis NV I'm the Palace
des Victories.
a. halfpast five O'Clock band nf about geo midi
vidusis, part of whom had arms. md who seemed
intent on murder aud pillage attacked the post Of
National Guards stationed ii the rue ST. Andre ,lcs
Arts, and dISatmed 1t. Abou, the sarpe time the
port Of the Petit PUnt was also dsarmcd The,
shots were fired By the mscrean's vho attacked the
latter post In very short time tie two guard
honsss were reoecnpied by The National Guards md
the posts doubled The uIslefactors were immedi
seized and taken to the Prefa,ure of Police.
Colonel Schooner ard NJ Crosniar, Mayor Of tho
9th arrundiss1nent, Displayed great energy and pro-
dcnce, ind harangucd the people exhortiu, them
TO order. The former bad several of the hrShbish
ops Sooks thrown at him.
private letter dated Paris, Ecb 18Th savs.-I
never saw so complete rum as the proIate's resi-
tcnce presents. There Is moi a vestico of fnrn;,ore
or OF the rich ornaments OF tho state apar,nents-
The great suite Of rooms occupied ! believe bv the
Pope wrn he Came TO Paris, Napoleon and then re-
''. ~. a, mos, exavagaa' e'e Tor ms Holiness presented
uns OF ihe.o apartments hardly shred remained on the
WIDE NO'hHS the bare walls
crowds looking the tie cood work Of he
hands Nth the liyeies satisfaction ~
Our private letters says the onon Courier ar, NJ c,s,,
fesi They state that much disqualification with tile en
Government prevails among the National Guard aud ,a, an
immediate change must take place Soult and Is6tns will ~
supposed form part OF the Ministry; but the Latter 10 No,
expected 10 hold his bound long, aud Lafayette xpe,sd IN
akr part the new Government The party evidently
gaming strength understanding the great sns made nv m,
present Cabinet aud by the influential Parans IN coo
vince the puhc Of the advantages Of peace a JaIs.
portion OF tire National Gard have peitioned the C,anr, IN
prefer an act OF accusation against MlI hOniaav Eauhs
dnd Baute. ~ "''
PARIS. Feb. 10 (eyening.)
Private Cores pondeuce.--I must refer YOU to Tho
newspapers Of this day and evening for an account
OF the stormy debate in the Chamber of Deputies.
upon the subjects OF The late tumGlts IN fact Il would
be impossible TO describe TO you the tufnuuous TN
roar OF winch the French Senate was The arena on
tbts occasion.-M embeTs rushing in crowds from
their seats to the tribune; facing with cnched 6s,s
the Ministers Of the King making in fact, all kind,
OF violent gcstlculatious, and utIernr the vidos,
excamaiions, like schooiboys broks loose for their
play-gfound, and their suddenly rushing iuto fu-
TloUs combat.
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