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bridge. they sooo Dispersed. and the eosche-
uere thro~n INTO the Saoi.s by the soldiers
TEIECRAPiIIC DESPATCH.

IhCCRtPHiC DESPATCH
fEos LroSs, 18th April
III O'clock at night.
= To The -uisisfer If ti< h,fuior:
= Lyons - delivered. The fiubourxs oceu-
pied by the insurgents have fallen into oar
power. The intercourse Is every where re
established The sails have tins evening a.
g.in taken ther usual routes The anarch-
fsss are IN the greatest disorder"
/ EVENTS N PARIS.
fre~ Gsiiy~sa'b Psyis -Nssss.ssr, Of -fpvif 10.
Several members OF the SSeisfe dss Droif,
de- rifsusns we're arrested yesterday.
Government has taken strong precautiona-
~ measures for securing the tranquility ol
the capital Thc troops arc consigned to their
barracks. with battalion OF each regimen,
for packets Cartridges have been delivered
out, and during she last night numerous pa
trots have rsrsded The streets. % - satisfae-
tory 10 be able 10 announce that perfect tran
guilty prevailed A few groups, assembled
IA the popalous quarters Of The city yestrr-
day, al the hour when the wotkmen usuaIIv
30 10 dinner, dispersed on the remoDstr anees
Of The police.
FIoa Tie CsLyazni Nsnss<rr Of .1yrii II.
/ The band Of rpotors ~bo last night attempt
ed 10 renew the scenes OF the Cloitre 81.
I Merry, m this eapstal. have been defeated nj
every point BY the bravery and dc, otiou OF
the troops and the Natiosai Guards, v no Wed
with each other iu zeal anc eneryy 10 put an
end 10 these lawiess and desperate oulrages.
!, The nsargents had placed themselves At the
windows nm the several streets IN which they
had taken their stand. whenee they could FIRE
IN comparative safety upon the troop, and
thus assassinatc their bravo antagonists -
They kept Up in ,Ars manner nm occasional
hrins during the entire night, which was not
returned BY the troops; but when daylight
enabled The latter to act, 10 take possession
% every barricade, and every house which
Afforded them shelter, was bat the work Of
an hour, and between seven and eight O'Clock,
they were masters Of every hostile po.itioa
IL IS stated (but in the disorder necessarily
prevailing At a moment like the present, we
cannot yooeh Cor the truth Of every statement
we receive that N one ofthe houses, n num-
Der OF The rioters were discovered, who had
been most active m their murderous as,ail-
usent Of the National Guards and soldicry,
and that not one OF them was suffered 10
escape alive The insurgents were evident
" inundated az the break Of day by the dis
play OF the force which surrounded them on
all sides, and by the arriya Of the artillery !;
they Immediately abandoned their advanced
oarriesdes, and retreated 10 the houses Of the
narrow streets and alleys which were then
osockaded by the armed force on all sides.
and several prisoners made. The National
ssuards OF the Banlieu arrived IN PARIS during
the night, and were stationed in the Place du
Carousel, and, with other detaehmens. are
nov Pstrollins tho disturbed quarters. At
sax m the morning. the Dukes OF Orleans and
Nemours mounted their horses aud rode 20
The scene OF the disturbance, taking the Qusys.
The Place de Greve, and the adjacent streets
TO the Hue ST. Martin. They we're received
in their progress with the uarmest aceIama-
lions from the troops, the national guards,
sod Tie people. They returned TO the TuiI-
leries ~ = O'Clock
The following additional particulars have
reached Us relative 90 the proceedings Of
last night in the 9Th reimbursement the
whole population, and especially Abe workinr
men. oeheid with indignation the assassination
OF drummer and q grenadier Of the 9Th Le-
goo, who were walking alone. An officer
OF The stan on his way with orders for the
isih iegSoD, received bullet, which pierced
ms arm and entered iisis ssde. His life, how
ever, . moi desPaired Of The National
Guards and the Line received each other With
eres OF Siys n Garde Nationals, Viye Ia
LaSne Al the POinte ST. Eustache, the bar
neaSes we're carried BY n column Of two bat
tsii'ons Of the 4th Legion o( the Nationsl
Guards, one Of the lst, and battalion Of the
5Ith Of the Line.
gallant ofleer, was wounded in the arm by a
bullet, and was replaced in the command by
Ten AlIez- The lamps, ~ = matter Of eourae.
we're broken By the insurgents IN n part Of
The Rues 81 Denis and 50. Martin rs veil as
IN several OF the ejaeent streets, but their
absence was made up for by the inhabitants
lighting their houses. The Minister Of the
interior remained almost constantly on horse
oaek curing the evening lie was with Gen.
bogeand AZ the attack Of bsrriexde = Young
auditor Of the Coaneil Of State, an ofI,esr Of
the National Guards who was on horseback
BY his side, received bullet IN the collar
bone.
p. S--(OBe O'Clock. His Majesty Is now
reversing bis troops IN the Place du arTou-
SAL preparatory Go ridIag through the quar-
tiers of Paris which have berome the seat Of
dFsorder, - be did n June is32.. lie vas re-
eeIVed BY the troops and National Guards. as
well a. tho assembled crowd, with enthusiast
tie cheers, and erieS Of CIrs IL Roif Tfrs 4,
Louis PAiHigBs' The quarters where the
disturbances took place are still occupied by
tie Military and Municipal Guard, and the
vigilance of the Government - undated. -
Cavalry, infantry, and masses % the citizen
troops remain under arms, ready 60 act NJ q
nonent's notice. should their services he A.
gam called for, of which, hsHover, we are
+ -~--~-N-~-
tanned. great number Of prisoners we're
made At the SaTbous barbados. As the
Dukes 81 Oriessss snd Nemoars were passing
the Rue De foOeeaa, tWB shots weru fred II
them, happily without eject
/ PAHts, APRm ~.
The King. accompanied BY the Dukes Of
orleans and NemouTs, ard The Prince de Join
Siils, The Minister of War. Marshal Gerard.
and numerous Generals. yesterday a. ~ o.
clock, Fevssued the sab Regiment Of I.izhi
lnisntry, The SStb q the line, and the -sh
Horse thasseurs IN the Court Of the TuiIle-
re- Ailer ihe revievs his majesty received
% The hail q The Marshsis. slI the officers II
Tie regiments that had been reviewed. and
n The presence Il the Queen. Madame Ade-
la,de. tie young Princess, and Prinresses
addressed 70 them in q voice fuii II en,ot,on
bat u The sans time 30 a firm tone. the TOT
loving sPeerb.--'' ~ dssr eo-,rsd,,. bav,
Wished that yOu sho''b participate N the "a.
tidaet'on texPerienee. sbd thus relieve M,
i'eari' uhish has been deeply afflicted, hy an
po'ine ing 20 y"u myself that the lamented
,W'Esls y. uhich the cigy Of lyons has beer