Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23

rsdefatle nutnB1r OF the Insurgents piis'i' WIN
Ind lakcn refuge IN the house III tic p1ssage Ih'J
| were generally young men ofarparsnt respectable
ity. mixed however with others Vi the lowest class
| - sreat number wers killed an wounded III tin:
altar, lac latter were placed IA temporary amba
iqa1rs formed ia the passage Saunon.
Tn King arrived IN Paris from ST. Cloud Ia't
IN tn. evening and Immediately held a council oil
| Minister'S after which lie reviewed tie troops ot
The Inc, tie National Guards, and the artillery
lie wos most enthusiastically received, ond the
whole troop. appeared actuated by the iirnest de-
termination to put down the rebellion by the most
energetic meuns.
In the course Of the Might, seals were placed on
the presses oftlle Tribune the Ouptidlenne, aadthc
/ Courier dc lEufppc. By orders Of the police, aud
/ those journals have consequently not appeared.
During the nleht and tins morning, troops have
| been pouring ia from every quarter within circle
Of fifteen leagues. The artillery has also arrived
| from Vncepnes. The Total number of regular
troops now in Paris Is sand to cxceed 5000 msn
In ire carly part OF the morning some severe
i7hung took place nCar the Halle III which the in.
5urgentS were completely routed great number of
prisoners have been taken and are conveyed 10 The
Prefecture and otter places Of safe custody, in dc
tachmeuts of from 30 10 30 each escorted by strong
parties Of Dragons aud National Guards The
populacc do not appear to sympahse with the riot
ers
We have just learnt that the greatest carnage last
nj ht took pIacc near the MasaIS, where held oi
ctr commanding regiment Of dragons having
been KILLED by shot from the popnluce, the sol
dicrs, by WHOM ne was very much beloved, be
came So infariated that ihay rushed into the moi
and gave no quarter. We also understand that an
attack was made ON the Post Office the gates OF
which were cut With hatchcts butt was rcpelled
and the coutt-y yard Is ooeaplcdby stroas =tach-
mcnt Of troops.
As we have not time before the closing of the
mail to put IN type the full account oftbc affair in
PARIS, we add the following summary
At the Pont Notrc Dame, opposite the Rue DIES
ARGOS, severe contest took place between the
insurgents and tie national Guard-of the latter
many were killed Several baltations Of the Inc
were sent to their aid-the insurgents fled to No
80, Rue st. Martin. Haze General Sebastian ar
rived. and all the insurgents capitulated Gagnani
ofthe 7th says Paris is Tranquil The King
rode through many of the streets during the day
and was well received by the people. Various
procamatloas had been issu d by Government
Paris WAS placed under martial law. Various ar
rests had taken place. including many persons Of
high standing. The loss of lives had not hccn cx-
hundreds Business had resumed lis wontcd acti-
witty: The CoallstS are supposed 10 have been the
tnstsators of tins affair The Duchess of Berrl
was in the wcs, and had declared herself RcScut Of
France, bun several of the departments were de-
clarcd under martial law aud no danger was anti
pntcd. The stocks had recovered from their fall.
Tin papers arel.tcrally filled with accounts ofthe
deprdations OF the Chouans and Carllsts, Their ste
gcs oftowus and disarmament of the National
Guards, &c &c, with the movement of troops and
proclamalloHS ofthc government with regard to the
movements IN the South.
The Quotidieanc, the Brid' oison the .Hodc, and
tie Honltear TQPograPttlnc or PRINTERS Journal,
were seized on the 9Th instant al the Post Office
ami me resp ctive Printing Offices
Orders we're ISSUED on the It'll of June, for Ia.
arrest of NJ NJ, Labossere, CADET aud GARNER
Pages,
The Mssager des C1amJ,cs of tue 7h of June
ssys, tnAt the Chouaus had taken IN important city
IN the west, ard that serious tl,tutbanccs had bro
ken out III Gacn. The same journal informs US
that it was generally rumor.l tmoug hoot Paris
that the Duchess de Berri had been arrested
The ConAit4t ionatt says =" 1t appears certain
that there found the nousc OF one Of the per-
sons artcsei, many assignats hyPothercated on
the future sale OF tha National Domains
he duke OF IL hintS Was arrested II ms house
on the morning Of the til ult
The J0uiHa! deS Ucdats sayS---Wc are enabled
to stat, positively that the marriage of the Princess
Louisa, the King s eldest daug Atcr with King Leo
pold, was finally concluded upo.. at the meeting be
tween the two SosereIgns al GOmpelgue and We
believe it certain that the ctrcnouy will take place
al Compeigne in the course of July
The Paris p2perS of the Sth announce that young
NAPOLEON had suffered a relapse, and II passenger
by the ship Marcus arrived TINS morning trom Rot
terdLtn, reports than an express arrived at Frank
fort while he was there announcing his death, and
a new revolutionary movement IN Poland
PARIS, June S.-Yesterday morning number Of
barrlcadcs still remained up in the Rue St. Dennis,
ST. Martins and 81. Antoine.
The Project Of Police, in concert with Marshal
Iobau and N, Colonel Feisthalnel received orders
TO batter down these balrcadcs with artillery Not
wIthstandlng the ygor of this measure, new bar
.icades wore raised in the Rue st Martin this
morning. The insurgents, hauasscd on all sides,
retired though the neIghborng streets III the ave
nues OF The Hotel de Vile. Many persons were
introduced by force mo the adjacent houses from
whence they attacked the troopS--frng continued
several hours finally the insurgents were dislogcd.
Several persons are arrested, amongst whom are
twelve of the pupils of the Polytechnic School D.
Alfmt These arrests We're made amid universal
cries OF Vivc lie Roi"
This day ranqullnys entirely restored work
men are engaged IN repairing the pavemcntS and
removing the barricalcs. Business is resumed
Throughout the city. The city presents a satstac
tory app, arance.