The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-05-24
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM FR.AfCE

III Py "0 s~s0~ "osu A4ovsOs w Sssut-
day, we received our Paris papers to the
9Th, and yesterday by the Polsad, Packet
Ship toths 18th ult. IN. Y. Amer.
France has again been disaufbsd in her
two chief cities, Lyons and Paris, by in
surrectionary movements---which, how
ever, were put down so dscisively, as
shSaad demonstrate the hopeiessness ol
such desultory attempts. The details
will be found in the extracts. The dura-
tion Of anarchy, both in Lyons and Paris,
was manifestly occasioned by consider
ate desire TO spare as much ~ possible
the effusion Of blood, and especially, not
10 hazard the troops Of the lipe or the
National Guard, unnecessarily p nifrow
streets, of which the houses we're filed
with adversaries who might FIRE upon
them, without being themselves accessi-
bic. There was, it is clear, force enough
to have crushed tie insurrection in mo-
ment, If imperious necessity had So re-
quired. We look upon ihe cautious and
humane manner in which the insurgents
were approached and reduced, as indica-
tive, in high degree, Of the confidence
entertained by the government IN its own
strength
The disturbances at Brussels DO not, we
suppose, indicate any general discontent
though they 90 to prove restlessness and
impotence on the part OF the masses,
which must sooner or later lead 10 a wide
spread explosion.
The latest intelligence from. Lyons is
annexed. 1t shows that all was again
quiet.
Tslegraphic Despatch from Lyons, l2M
.Apil, / l O'Clock at night.
"To the Monster Of The Interior
Lyons is delivered. The forboughs
occupied by the insurgents have fallen
i to our power. The intercourse is eve-
ry where re-established. The mails have
this evening again taken. usual rouies.-l
The anarchist are in the greatest dlsor-
der"
The vessel Of war despatched from
Brest for this country with dispatches, will
bring, we apprehend, assurances that the
French Government will make second
effort, in the next Chamber, to obtain a
grant oflwenty-f five millions, due by trea-
W W <A"StSos
The accounts from London are of the
18th, without any news.
The dates from Madrid are Of 6th.-
That capital was tranquil. General Mar
tines de San Martin was just appointed
Captain General at Madrid, in place of
M. Frsyre, who became Inspector Of Cav
airy.
From passenger we learn that Gene
raj Lafayette was SO much debilitated by
reason Of his indisposition, that fears were
entertained for his life.
HAvRE, April i6, 1884.
i send you herewith the Havre paper
Of yesterday, contains some particulars Of
the attempt ut revolution IN Paris, which
has become so fashionable. -
Let not the world accuse Louis Philip
pc, if this monarch of the people should
finish by military monarchy. You see
nothing will do but force. At Lyons, it
appears between 5 and 600 workmen and
about 200 Of the troops were killed or
wounded, during the four days which the
affair continued. The number killed and
wounded at Paris is reported to be about
100. The Duke Of Orleans AID Mem
ours, were fired upon at the head
of the cavalry, but not hurt. In our
country, we talk of hush fighting The
insurg ents concealed themselves in hou-
ses, and fired on the National Guard and
troops ofthe line from the window. Some
of the former were poignarded on their
way to their posts. The barricades were
but leebly defended.
Well, you see the Chamber, in spite Of
the Government, has rejected the bill pre-
sented for the first instalment indemnity
due to our citizens; on the ground that mr.
Rives obtained too much--no small COM
pliment, en- passant, to the negociator.-
But what is to be done on the occasion,
is the question with every one. The OPP
position prints reason as ifthe treaty was
at an end, and that fresh negotiation
must be entered upon. The government
here, and the King the first, will act good
faith; and it appears to be the opinion Of
the best informed, that the affair will be
brought with better success before the
next Chamber.
l refer to the papers for what has hap
pened lately in Brussels.
Event at Paris.
.aprI 12.-Several members Of the
Socieite des Droas de u HOmme we're ar
rested yesterday.
Government have taken strong precau-
tionary measures for securing the tran
guilty Of the capital. The troops are
consigned to their barracks, with bat
talon Of each regiment for pickets. Car
triges have been delivered Out, and dur
ing the last night numerous patrols have
paraded the streets. 1t is satisfactory to
he ahle IN n nounce that rfect tvannuili-