Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-06-12


al ing, Abas les Orangistcs!
!" Posiscript-one O'Clock. We thi
Is moment learn, that the hotel of tn
J. Marquis de Traseguies, in the park. ha
a been attacked by the people, and tn
r furniture broken to peices aud throw
S out Of the windows. The Guards hav.
: made. charge upon the assailants t.
:, compel them to disperse. A man arm
ed with a sabre, cut in his face has JUS
{, passed under our windows. The house
OF M. Bethune, near the Sablon, has al
SO been assailed by the populace and all
} the furniture destroyed.
:, We this instant learn thar the office
OF the Lynx has been attacked and de-
vastated.
Half past one o'clock.-A crowd is
gathering up the Rue de la Montague
de la Cour, dragging half broken car
rage. occupied in the interior, on the
box, and even the top by individuals
VINO utter loud vociferations. No pub
he force is there TO oppose these acts,
which spread alarm among the peacea-
bic inhabitants.
A quarter to three.-The armed
force has at length come forward and is
doing its duty vigorously. This instant
several superior officers, among whom
we roticed Col. RodenbAch, are eau
sing the gendarms to arrest some indi-
viduals armed will, iron bars and bludg-
cons. who we're carrying off the spols
lot the houses that have been plundered.
TIE troops of the line have heen sci.
zed five or six of their rioters, and are
conducting them TO the hotel de Viii
lie.
A telagraphic despatch was yester-
day received from Lille announcing that
tranquility had been completely resort.
ed "a, Brussels.
A disturbance took place at Lyons on
the 4th instant. The members of the
Associations, who were arrested during
the late riots, arising from the coalition
OF the silk weavcrs. were put on their
trial. The Tribunal de Preni sre in
stance, moi wishing to be surrounded du
ring its sitting by a too considerable
armed force, desired that there should
not he stationed in the environs of the
court more than SO soldiers. A numer-
Gus body of agitators arrived, and tn.
mutt arose in the court of the Tribunal
The Procureur du Roi, having hasten
ed to the scene was i'll treated. The
rioters were too strong in numbers to be
Immediately dispersed by only so men;
hut stronger force was soon assembled,
and they were compelled to withdraw.
The trial was postponed till this day.
Every precaution has been taken that
the proceedings may not be again inter.
rupted. Bull. Pat.
The fruits Of "the experiment" are
showing themselves. The New York
American states, that the receipts from
the customs, in the first quarter of the
ear 1888, we're $6.966,437
Same in 1884 4,566,737
1859, 200
And that the whole revenue, in This
quarter, was short in the sum of 1885,
OO9 dollars, though the receipts from
the public lands were greater by 100 :
96l dollars, in 1924, than in 1888.
1t is It duced consumption, rather than
reduced duties. which has caused this
great falling otf in the revenue. Most
persons wear their old coats longer than
they were wont. The order Of new
suit of clothes is matter of much COLI
>ideration with many, who, heretofore,
never had a second thought ahou, such
ii matter. exc-p, to please their fancy.
Though very little m'ney is needed
for new enterprizes, Tor all persons VIII"
have it in tn .;r pow r are reducing their
business and responsihilities-the pres
sure on the money market is more aud
more severe, every day, for the settle
ment of old engagements, and if the me-
cessily proceeds much further, no calcu
latlon eau be made as to the point a,
which it will stop, unless in general
and complete paralysis Of business, and
general discharge Of lahoring persons.
A report Of the secretary Of the
treasury, in answer to resolution
|of the senate, states--frst that there
were two deposites Of public mon'
ey 10 the bank OF Alexandria at the time
lof its Erilure-one for C27. 598 84--