Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-22


usual routes. The anarchists are IN the great
est disorder"
EVENTS IN PARIS.
From the Galgnani Messenger Of AprI13
The band of rioters who last night attempted
to renew the scenes Of the Cloitre st. Merry, in
this capital. have been defeated at every point
nv the the bravery and devotion OF the troops
and the National Guards, who wed with eacn
other in zeal and energy to put an END 10 these
lawless and desperate outrages. The insurgents
placed themselves in streets in whlchthey had Ia
ken their stand whence they could lreln compa-
rative safetyupon the troops and national guards,
and thus assassinate their brave antagonists
They keptup in this manner an occasional hrlng
during the entire night which was notreturned by
the troops; but when daylight enabled the latter
TO act to take the possession Of every barrlcade,
and every house which afforded them shelter,
was but the work of an hour, and, between Sc
ven and eight O'Clock, they were masters OF eve
ry hostile position. 1t is stated (but in the dis
order necessarily prevailing at moment like
the present, we cannot vouch for the truth OF
every statement we receive,) that in one OF the
houses, number of the rioters were discover
ed who had been most active in their murder
Gus assailment Of the National Guards and sol
diery, and that not one of them were suffered
to escape alive. The insurgents were evident
w intimidated at the break Of day by the dis.
sides, and by the arrival Of the artillery; they
immediately abandoned their advanced bar
ricades, and retreated to the houses OF the
narrow streets and alleys, which were then
blockaded by the armed force on all sides,
and several prisoners made. The National
Guards of the Banlieue arrived IN Paris during
the night and were stationed in the Place du
Carousel, and, with other detachments, are now
patrolIing the disturbed quarters AT six in the
morning, the Dukes Of Orleans and Nemours
mounted their horses and rode to the scene of
disturbance, taking the Quays, the Place de
Greve, and the adjacent streets, to the Rue st.
Martin. They were received in their progress
with the warmest acclamations from the troops,
the national guards, and the people. They re-
turned to the Tuieries at O'Clock.
The following additional particulars have
reached us relative to the proceedings OF last
night:-In the 9TH reimbursement the whole po-
puation, and especially the working men, be-
held with indignation the ASSASSINATION OF a
drummer and genadier of the 18th Legion who
were walking alone. An officer of the station
his way with orders for the 18th legion, recelv-
ed bullet, which pierced his arm and entered
his side His life however is not despaired Of
The National Guards and the Line received
each other with cries of Vive la Garde Nation
ale Vive la Linge! At the Ponte st. Eust-
ache, the barrcades were carried by column
of two battalions of the 18th Legion of the Ma
tona Guards one Of the 1st, and battalion Of
the 54th of the Line M. Chapuis, Col. of the
4th Legion, most gallant officer, was wound
ed in the arm by bullet, and was replaced in
the command by Gen. Allez The lamps as
matter of course, were broken by the insurgents
in part of the Rues st. Denis aud st. Martin,
as well as in several of the adjacent streets;
but their absence was made up for by the in
habitants lighting up their houses The Minis
ter of the Interior remained almost constantly
on horseback during the evening. He was with
Gen. Bugeaud at the attack of a barricade;
young auditor of the Council of State, an Off
Ger Of the National Guards who was on horse
back by his side, received bullet in the collar
bone.
P. Some O'Clock Hills Majesty is now
the troops in the Place du Carrousal,
to riding through the quarters OF
Paris which have become the seat Of disorder,
as he did in June, 1892; he was received by the
troops and National Guards, as well as the as
sembled crowd with enthusiastic cheers, and
cries of Viue Le Roi! Vipe Louis Philippe! The
quarters where the disturbances took place are
still occupied by the Military and Municipal
Guard. and the vigilance Of the Government is !
undated Cavalry, infantry, and masses OF the
citizen troops remain under arms, ready to act
at moments notice, should their services De
again called for, of which, however, we are
happy to announce no apprehensionis enter
Il
at the various barricades. AS the Dukes OF
Orleans and Nemours were passing the Rue
de Ponceau, two shots were fired at them, hap
PLY without effect.
The National announces that the patent OF
M. Mic, printer of the Tribune has been with
drawn The number of this morning, has not
appeared.
PARIS, April H.
The King, accompanied by the Dukes of Or
= Du,,. J To;y1 IL
the Minister OF War, Marshal Gerard, and nu-
merous Generals, yesterday at twelve O'Clock,
reviewed the 9TH Regiment of Light Infantry,
the saith of the Line, and the 9Th Horse Chas'
seurs in the Court of the Tuileries. After the
review his Majesty received in the Hall of the
Marshas, all the officers of the regiments that
had been reviewed, and in the presence of the
Queen, Madame Adelaide, the young Princess,
and the Princesses, addressed to them in
voice tull of emotion, but at the same time in
firm tone, the following speech" My dear
Comrades: have wished thatyou should partici-