Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-22
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

= Adl0bEhed ~ Tuesday.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, May 10.
Greal and important Netrs.-Y esterday the
packet skip Poland, Capt. Anthony, arrived,
having sailed from Havre ON the 10th. BY
her weshave received Paris papers to the e. e.
ning Of the 18th, and Hayre to the 18th in,
elusive, six days later than that by the Tur-
DO, and is ct much greater importance than
we have received for a length OF time.---
France appears to be 0D the eve at another
revolution. The liberat press has been stop
ped therefnre, all the accounts are from the
ministerial journals. The great disturbance
which broke nut at Lyons. on the I'd. c0ntin-
ns.d daily up TO the 18th, although the Paris
ministerial iDnrnals every day alleged that it
had been put down; still, however. French
army Of nearly twenty thousand men, sup
parted with the GSver0meOt and the whole
authority Of the place. had been unable to ar
rest Il, or to put an end to what IS called the
rioters. A great number. II is impossible to
say how great, had becn killed on both sides /;
numbers of the Liberals had been shot with
out trial
Al Sloop of War had been ordered from
Bresi to the United States, with dispatches,
to explain the subject Of indcmnities.
- IN Paris all was confusi0n. Private letters
give a much more alarming state Of things
than any thing that appears in the Journals
of the day. II il stated that upwards ef righ-
" persons had been shot down without u tri-
al. We copy the f;,llnwing- =
DISTURBANCES IN PARIS.
From ihe Journal du Hapre Of The l5th april.
Yesterday. after the review, the King as,
semhied the Msfshais ard officers nf Tegl-
me,yts. and addressed Them. The day passed
sfr,iggia. until about four o'clock. few
gEsups collected in the centre Of the city, and
gaisetI. By Userfurning carriages. barricades
in the adjacrat streets Of 81. Martin and st.
Denais. Rafricades were also raised IN 9th
sr quarters. Before six o'clock. there was an
affair with muskrtry. in which several persons
were killed. A grenadier and drummer,
who were alone. were assassi0ated. The
killed and wounded amount TO sixty. great
number Of arrests have taken place. Paris
is busting with troops and artillery. The
regiment of carbiniers has inst arrived AT Yer
sailles. This merniag at half past ave, tue
firing rc-commepced in the streets Mannuee.
I.ransnonin,4 and Nlonsmorenry. The 54ih
and S5lh or the line have been sent against
the insurgents. who had cntrenchrd them
selves in houses. After nm action of an hour
aud a, half. in which the National Guards lost
d captain and two drummers, and the S5th an
officer, the houses were taken. The exasper-
atiOn ne the tFHnPs was excessive, and all the
republicans found in them were put Ia the
edgs. of the sword. Ms. Ballot died to-day.
II appears that the leaders Of the republican
party were Orposed to these measures. and
that this mad attempt has procseded from
the most obscure Of that pasty. There was
little cQssn,,tisp in the DISTRICTS removed trnm
the cp0sre III the city. The sheatFes Of the
n hsaI anal nd all aahaf
all the shops aud coffee houses were open.
Postscrips. is established IN al
quarters. The insurgents have either fed. Or
have hreO arrested.
The DISTURBANCE IN LYONS.
Paris, april i4.--I0 order 10 comprehend
fully the tate unhappy state Of Lyons. cor
reef idea Of the occurrences OF wednesday,
the eth. mi,si he formed. According to iet-
tiers worthy of confidence. the action cain-
mcnced al several points at the same time.
and in PARTS Of the town beyond the two riv-
ers which inirrscct it. The efforts 0f the in
surgenis, however. were principally directed
to the envisons NJ the Palais de Justice. that
is in the quarter beyond the Saone. Driven
hack upon the bridges and afterwards forced
from them, they were compelled to eoncen-
srate ihemselses in species Of delta. the
sides of which we're formed BY the Rues Mer-
EieteS OtenEttts 1Uss UG btSVtst"ts 0sssA 49,
tanning great many very narrow and p0pn.
lous streets. Here they were enclosed eve'
SINCE Wednesday. and il was evidently sise
plan ut the General to keep them ~ Il they
were hloekaded. and drive them 10 surrendes
without further elfnsiOn Of blood. There are,
however, sufficient numbers of lives g0st 10 be
Gieplored Il is said that about 900 Of the
troops were on that day pot hOrs du combat
leo Of these troops were carried 60 the hos
initial, and the rest were killed on the sp0t.s-
frhe losses on the side Of the rebeIs wers
much more considerable. II 10 said thai ne
lea than 600 0f them were killed and wOun
ded. The injury done to the Telegraph q At
tributed to some fugitises who escaped from
the combat. The spirit Of the peasaniry u
the neighborhood Of Lyons Is onqnrsf'"Dabl,
favorable 10 the maintainanee Of order.
TermimGfiOn Of the Contest at Lyons--fa
Lyons, Saturday 18th April, II 10 the eve