Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

would have occurred, for tho plnt IN which il or,-
gina,ed would have been dscoye cred.
| ihero are great crowds at Tortonis, but n o Blu.
s'ness doing, as you will easily guess.
forgot 10 say tha, rnlyng cry was or Is
heafdirom the insurgents, but wells Of tho most saw
aye anu hell'sh character. Wi, yon believe IL !
The mob are told tina, tho people oil England and
Ireland are in the full revolt"
From Gaihgnanis Paris Messenger.
An account of That was going on was sent with NIL
speed IN The afternoon 10 the Fiat Major of tho Na
fuonal Guard consequently, Col. Folmont took upon
hun to order The drums to beat to arms Al the same
time this was done by several Iepions
oil National tuaids. The post IN the Marche St. Jean
was attacked and If the soldiers killed md our
Killed al the post of the Palais do Justice besides
tho officer. superior officer of tho line was nj n
later hour wounded in the heel by ball A
mong the gunsmhhs shops lorcibly entered near.
" all those on the Qun de In Mecisserie and thar
OF Nj. Armend, in tic Rnc dc Rouc, are to be couu
ed The rapidiiy with which the barricadcs were
formed was wonderful, and The most formidable was
that ~ the corner OF the Rue aux Feis in the Rue
ST Denis.
II was constructed Of tables, shntiers blanks and
baskets brought from the Maiche DIES lnnocents
The damage done to the stalls, ia this market is
very great nearly all Of them having been carried
OIL The Halle an Poisson, Re, is also much IN
Jutcd At night several htIers bearing wounded
men were seen III the immediate nc,ehborhood Of
''io WV 81 LOUIS MOST al the theatres
ed shut. That Of the Nueus was opened but BIO.
lore eight O'Clock IT was cleared gan The Opcrn
and the Theatre du Padis Royal were the only ones
that confined tfeif performances. II Is SAID that
warning bad been give IN the morning 10 The Pre-.
feet of Police that his hoicl would be attacked ,u.
ring the day, aud O'clock was mentioned. The Pre-.
feet Is SAID, did not attach much meip lat the ino,
nation, but took Notwithstanding measures of pre-
caution, ami had quantity OF ammunition ready col
lcctcd.
great many OF the rioters have been arrested
with aims IN Their hands. This morning there were
ten confined nj The mayory al the thid anondlse-
nncnt, and SIX NJ that OF the fourth. Only one among
them appears 10 be a man IN easy circumstances
lie was taken IN u cabIioel with the weapon he had
with HIM, An oifeefol the 7ih Regiment OF the
Line, sent with detachment Of his men TO rein
oice The post ot the nayoty of the fourth aropdlsc
ment, WAS killed IN carving the banicada in The
Rue ST. Denis and thtcc Of his men wounded
The fourth legion OF the National Guaids had one
OF lis Grena'iefs dangerously wounded. aud others
OF the Guiads were more OF less so.
On Tie place DIES ltalicns close TO the Bouloyn,d
DIES ltalicns, Lieut. Col, Pebon and dc can p 10 the
Minister OF War; was attacked about n,nc o'clnck
yesterday evening. by small patty of insurp enls
and wonndcdby Two shots f,ed At hm.
The Duhes"f Orleans and Ncmou,s attended by
numerous staff At an early hour rode along he line
OF the Bouleyalds aud through the central quarters
OF The capital.
we have no accurate means OF accertainng the
numbers Killed on wounded on either side. Thirty
seven persons. We ale informed, Larr been received
AT the Hotel Dlcu-siz. Municipal Guards 9 Ma
tional Guards, soldiers Of the llnc, Q womrn and
"a w6ihmen. OF lhis number s have suffered am
rulation. In general the wounds are s,vcrc Eleven
OF the wounded have died. The soldiers belong
eitherto the 2slh on 2lst Regm,nls. TIE last hns
suffered most. There are about &c IN the hospitals
OF LA Piiie, ST. Louis aud La Charlie. Eleven
Killed remained al The Coneergerie and At the
Hotel de Vile.
This morning all The shops in the Rue ST. Honorc
towards the Paals Royal these along the oua,s and
in all the quarters the Marcho DIES Innocens re-
manned closed. All the barbados have been re-
moved, and most of The troops had either been W nh
drawn 10 their barracks to resi- or else did not appear
Some Isolated shot were heard The centre of the
insuucction Tins morning. but their cause is not ac-
cnrately known. National Guard was dsarmcd
OF his sabre IN the Ma,che DIES Innocens. and a
Municipal Guard irving to get it back from the man
who had seized IT was badly wounded No further
disturbances, that We have heard Of have occurred
The National Guards are in strong force nj the yal-
Gus Mares and III other parts OF the capital.
Beng Monday more than ordinary number OF
the lower classes are seen in the disturbed quarters.
engaged IN looking on, and discussing the dlslur-
bapces, but, il not that valuable lives have been
unhuppily sacrificed in this wrciched echauGourec,
this artemp; OF handful Of DIES peradocs to disturb
the public tranquility could only be regarded with
contempt; as il is, not the slightest nppre henson
prevailed OF IFS instant suppression aud the punish
OF The guilty.
From the commencement of the insurreclion yes
lerday the balls OF the Tuilleiies were filed with
peers. deputies and generals. Marshal Soult came
without being summoned, and on paying his re-
spects to his Majesty, sad, "Hayng learned that
musket shot were being fred, ! fell that my post
was by the sde Of the King. ] called for my uni
form, and came Immediately" The Marshal re.
manned at the Tuleries till late in tho evening"
The Marshal Clausel was also in attendance on the
King.
MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS.
London, May |, 1889.
The Church Missionary Society held their annu-
al meeting yesterday al Exeter Hall, the mag
nifeent and spacious building that We have in Lon
don, devoted 10 such purposes. The report stated
that ID new institutions had been formed during
the year. ten students had been received and &c CON
lnued under the preparation. The income ofihe
society was Ell 800, aud The expenditure col 400.
This excess Of expenditure arose from the mis-
sious to West Africa, New Zealand and the West
Indies.
The anniversary Of the Wesleyan Missionary So
ciety held April ooh. Receipts of the year
ee8l,8ls. Expenditures, .fl0O,077. Among the
speakers were Rev. DR.. Patton. of New York, and
the Rev. Dr. Beman, Of Troy.
We regret To learn that three firms AT MatseAles
have failed 10 the extent in the aggregate, Of 100,
900 francs This circumstance shows the very I'M
settled stale Of commercial affairs in France, and is
appfehended to be the lorerunner Of more caIaml-
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liverpool, May 7-One Of the daughters of the
late miLlionnaire Rohschld, has not only married
Christian, but has abjured the faith Of her fathers -
On Monday week, April 29tb, Miss Rotbschild gave
hey hand 10 marriage to HE Honorable Henry FIz-