Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-08
FORE1GN.

FOkEHGNs
From the New York Courie and Enquirer, July IA.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Disturbances in France-insurrection in Paris
Disarmament Of the POLYTECHNIC School-Pdris
declared under Martial Ldw!
o. Oar news schooner Eclipse came to town
this morning at 9 O'Clock, having boarded at sea
at 8 o'clock last evening the packet ship Fran
co.'s LIST Capt Bell, from Havre on the 10th of
June BY this arrival the editors of the Cour-
ier and Enquirer are exclusively in possession of
Paris dates of the 9Th, and Havre Of the 9th
june
The intelligence will be found of exciting in
terest, as demonstrating the disturbed situation Of
France. and the probability Of another Revolu-
ton. We have confined ourselves almost exclu-
sively to the particulars of the instruction in
Paris as we have neither time nor space to trace
the movements in the departments. Of these
Maine ct Loire, Ia Vandaa, Lniro Inferioure,
Deux-Sevress and several others, are placed UNI
der Martial Leu by ROYAL Ordonnance. 1t has
been discovered that the Duchess de Berri and
Gen. Bowmoae have visited all the southern prov
inces, and many Of their circulars and private
orders have been seized and published, which we
will lay before the public tomorrow.
The accounts come to US only through the
NAHiSicIid' pfpCrS, tilC oHCS HdVlIig Dctu
either suppre ssed or ISSUED with blank pages, and
we have no correct means OF Judging Of the dis.
turbances but BY their partial representation.
Yet from them. we learn enough to excite great
anxiety for the future The disbandment Of the
Polytechnic schoo-the declaring Paris and
several of the departments under Martial Law
the suppression of the liberal presses-the adj
mitted force Of the Chouans and the presence Of
the Duchess De Berri and General Bommont-
all lead us 70 apprehend further difficulties. 1t
will be perceived by our translation from the pa
pers of the 9Th, that on the 9TH another attempt
was made Paris, the first and principal attempt
having heenm made on the 5th, and suppressed on
the 9th.
The papers are literally filled with accounts Of
the depredations of the Chouans and Carlists,
their seiges Of towns and disarmament Of the Ma
tional Guams, &c. &c. with the movement of
troops and Poclamations of the government with
regard to the movements of the South
The Quoidienne, the Brid'oison, the Mode,
and the Mo,iteure Typographigue, or Printers
Journal, were seized on the 9Th inst at the Post
Office, and the respective Printing Offices.
Orderswere issued on the 7th Of June, for the
arrest of M. M. Labossiere, CADET and Garni~.
Ier-Paee.
The Messenger des Chambres ofthe 7.h of June
SAYS. thatthe Chouans had taken an important
city in the west, and that serious disturbances
had broken cut in Caen. The same journal in
forms US that it was generally rumoured through-
out Paris, that the Duchess de Berri had been ar.
rested.
The Constitutional says,-"It appears certain
that there were found in the house of one Of the
persons arrested, many assignats hvpothecated
on the future sale of the National Domains"
1t is said that Protocol No So, in relation to
the affairs of Belgium and Holland, has been lisa
sued, which is of threatning character towards
King William.
M. lie due Fitz-James was arrested at his
house on the morning of the 18th ult.
Don Pedro has appeared off the Tagus with
his fleet, and an active correspondence has been
opened between the French and English Minis~
tiers with the Minister of the Court of Spain
They require of Spain to observe the strictese
neutrality during the approaching events, and
his Proclamation.
From LIE Nouvelliste.
PARIS, June S.-Yesterday morning num-
Der of barricades still remained up in the Rue
IS. Dennis, St. Martins, and St. Antoine.
The Project of Police in Concert with Mari
shall Lobau and M. Colonel Feisthamel receive
ed orders to batter down these barricades with
artillery. Notwithstanding the vigour of this
measure, new barricades were raised in the Rue
ST. Martin this morning. The insurgents, har-
raised on all sides, retired through the neighbor~
ing streets to the avenues of the Hotel de Vile.
Many persons were introduced by force into the
adjacent houses, from whence they attacked the
troops--fring continued several hours; finally
the insurgents were dislodged. Several persons
are arrested, amongst whom are twelve Of the
pupils of the Polytechnic School DAlfort.-
These arrests were made amid universal cries Of
l"Vive lie Roi."
This day tranquility is entirely restored, work
men are engaged in repairing the pavements and
removing the barbados Business is resumed
throughout the city. The city presents satiss
factory appearance.