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Lyons, and nj the same time testify nv fui
Confidence that, On every occasion. the arm,
wall show that % remains what Il has shown
,iself at all time, faithful To its duty and "a
IT, honor. d Will always bud me read, 10
secobd ~. and Il !, with my " hole heart thS'
Z appreciate the noble sentiments with Which
Il u animated, IS well a. the great services
which II has rendered to the country" Tie
moment the k,ng concluded he ~as answered
1 by cries Of T,re e Re,, TIrs Ia Fs,aiifs R-,sIs
! uttered by every in.!is siual IA the Hall at.
an enthusiasm difficult to describe. His Ma
Jes;y Who Was sensIbly Affected, spoke again
and said, 81 cannot e xpress how . am impress
ed with the sediments you have manifested
with so much force. % is.1i~ay, with nv
hole heart thatl renew those which D, ar
towards the army. I was brought up ia the
ranks, and was ever ready TO share ia dan
gers, and identify myself with ats glory, rs Z
had the happiness OF dong in NV youth. -
The exelamarions Of Tirs is Roi were renew
ed with inereaed enihusiasms. and resoubded
through tho hall long after their Majestic.
had retired
Yesterday The favorable news from Lyons
spread general qualification throughout the
capital. except among those who hook 20 the
reign Of tnmult and disorder n \ means Of
furtheriDg the purposes Of faction. THIS par
~ had evidently been busy preparing means
of insurreei'on. and though during the d.y
every part Of Paris wore the most peaceful
aspect, towards evening groups began 10 as
-emb!e near the Port "a Martin. and in 40
veral OF the little streets branching from the
other end Of the Hue ST. Martin towards the
, river
About one hundred persons were arrested
Guinard. Beaumont, Recure, Desjardi,, LIS
oonne, Sarrui, Ger,aIs, kersoxi, RIVAL, Pla-
SoH'ol, Duich,tIiet, Deisart aud Panel. A
warrant has been issued out against NJ. Ca
1aignac, but he Was not found at home
y rumorcd that the Soeisie de T Union Dr.
J,lfhsf, decided by majority, not iihstand-
ing the opposition OF great number Of mem
oers, that n would assemble After the proaul-
CATION OF the Associations Law, Al the house
OF Gen. Lafayette, ITS President, Co protest
Dc Jaof0 and actively against the execution Of
the law. IL y added, that the venerable Pre-
silent resisted this design with lirmness, which
IS IN perfect accord with his long and honora-
Die political career, 50 deeply Impressed with
the unaiterable sentiment Of legality.
Temps.
Fro'a The Journal du Hsrre ofthe i5tk .iyviL
Yesterday, after the review, the King as
sembled the Marshais and officers Of re giment,.
and addressed them. The day passed tran
gully. aud nothing seemed to pressge n struS-
gle, until, about 4 O'Clock, n few groups col
ieeted IN the centre Of the city, and raised by
orerturning carriages, barbados IN the ada
cent streets Of 81 Martin and 81. Dennis
Barricades were also raised in other quarters
Before SIX O'Clock, there was an affair with
Inusketry in which several persons were killed
n gronadicr and a drummer, " no were alone
were assassinated. The killed and wounded
AMOUNT to sixty. A great number Of arrests
have sakenplace. Paris is busting with troops
and artillery. The regiments Of earbiniers
has just arrived at Versailles.
This morning NJ half past five. the firm,
recommended in the streets of Manhnee
TransnonIn, and Montmorency. The SAN
and 35th OF the line have been sent against
the insurgents, who had entrenched them
selves IN houses After an action Of An hour
and hall, IN which the National Guards Lost
captain and two drumIners, and the 18th an
Queer, the houses were taken. The exaspe-
tion oil the troops was excessive, and all The
republicans found in them were put 20 the
edge Of the sword. MIR. Baillit died TO-DAY.
IL appears that the leaders Of the republic
can party were opposed 10 these measures, and
that this mad attempt las proceeded from the
most obscure OF that party. There was lit
Tic eommoaion IN the districts removed from
the centre Of the city. The theatres of the
Boulesards were 6lied, as usual. and aInoat
all the shops and coffee houses were omen.
Pesfse1Ps. is e.tablished IN
all quarters. Tho Insurgents have either
fed, OF have been arrested.
Mr. Livingston. our Minister 60 Paris. had
interviews with the King on the ID and ,th
ut both after the rejection Of tie indemnity
The Prince de LgRe, the Duke d UrS,i. and
otners whose houses were sacked by the Brus-
sells mob, had arrived NJ Paris.
The vessel Of war despatched from Brest
Tor This country with dispatches. will bring.
We apPrebend, assurances that the French
Government will make a second effort IN he
next ChamOer, Co obtain n grant Of twenty
hVe millions, due by the treaty 20 America.
passenger IN the Poland reports that
General IL Fsyefie was 50 much debilitaied
by reason of his iBdisposition. that(ears w.r.
entertained for his life.
Another passenger speaks % the scenes m
Paris. during the IBsurreetion there. a. truly
awful The soldiers put 10 death all per.o,s
Of whatever age or sex. whom thry found in
houses from which they had been fired upon
10 one house of low character we're forty g.
ven persons, the women beng employed m
making cartridges for the men. Every one
vas pot 10 the sword.
Bg ~ fuckrf thsp .NabsisH. Cabtaia Sruis6
fr0m ISIrrp,oL
ENGLAND.
rumouT was rife NJ London at the latest
dates, and confirmed by tlss Times 9Th a .;~.
nihca nee of expression denoting knou iefrs
that Il was mot without foundation. that a
treaty had been concluded between Great
Britain and France. to Shieh spain and Por.
tasai we're parties, for the settlement Of the
Affairs OF The Peninsula" There - no dos,bt
adds tina, seniiOfieial journal. that EnsIand
and France, Va conjunction wth SPAN and
Portugal. have come 10 the Just determine.
ton 81 diseneumberiug the Peninsula both Of
Don Pedro and Don Miguel. a. the preIiuina-
~ step ioihe Tranquil arrangement of the
''o'ernmeoi q Portugal. Bat ~hstsssr NEE
snres may BE- deemed necessary % the se-
eomPlishment u this desirable object. armed
interference will not he reverted 10