Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11

BIS own tfitncahon. Dpfipg The debate, when
Peel and wellington had been accused Of INSULT
log tie Queen. there were loud cries Of shane
shame
The Queen. however By these measures las
rendered herself yery unpopular
The subject has been much quizzcd. and female
cabinets have been promulgated as fellows,
Lord president Of the council--Lady Holland.
Lord high chancellor Dot chess Of Cleveland
First lord Of the tfeastry [premiefl The March.
ioncss Of Normandy.
Lord puvy seal lwiihont a seat in the cabinet
The duchess Of Sutherland.
Chancellor Of the excbequer asd leader Of the
House Of commons (afler her naturalization bar
oness Lohscn.
Secretary for home afairs-Lady Tasisiock.
The John Dull then proceeds to say, Lady
Charcmont and Miss Marneau GO 10 Ireland
Lady Durham has been refused the eooines--lofd
Lansdown IS talked Of as mistress of The Robes,
aud lord Morpeih has already kissed hands as fret
lady in waiting. and lady Earham re,ires with the
promise of the first vacant Bishopric.
The chsrtisis arc IN fol- feather, and most OF
them are armed. The military have been sent 10
the disturbed Districts aud blood has been shed on
the siaiiordsbire Polteries, in on afifay between
the people and the soldiers. In a word, things
appear rapidly yorging upon new and great
change.
Insureefon Ia Pdris.--On Sunday, the 18th Of
May, at o'clock, i. NJ, some TO 400 men, at
aired in tie usual ~orkmens costume of frocks,
(blue smocks) aud caps, collected in the Rue st.
Denis, and, followed by crowd, presented them
selves at the gun shop of Lopsgc 81 brothors.-
After breaking down the doors and masonry with
their hatchets, they took $50 sporting pieces, and,
armed with these proceeded After passing down
the Rue ST. Denis, the famous focus of all preyi-
Gus Instructions, aud reaching tho quays, they di-
yded. One portion went TO the post on The Quai
aux Flears adjoining the palois dc Justice, and
firing on the sentlnels. killed young man and
wounded the sergeant in command, when the rest
beng young conscripts, surrendered. They then
attacked the Palols de Justice, where they were
repulsed by the municipal guard, with several kill
cd. The military post of the Palas Gu Chatelet
and the Hotel de Vile defended by the Naliona
Guards, were surprised by the other two parties
and taken possession of. party then proceeded
TO the Prefecture Of Police, where they found Tho
gates shut They then returned to the Hoicl d.
/ Vile and turned over the omnbuses they met with
erecting them into bnrrcades.
The insurrectionists were met by regular troop
and the national guards at every point, and drivei
from all their holds. Skrmshing and fighting
continued all the afternoon. Many were kille'
| on bo.h sides. The conclusion is thus announced
| Tie national guard and two regiments Of tn
line assembled on the place de Carrousel, at TN
Tueres Palace, at 8, p. NJ. The gates of oil tn
garden in front, and also the court of the Louvre
were instantly closed. There seemed at this tim
much hesaney in the National Guard to rcspon
to the rdppei. In the crowd near the Pont. Nea
Il man and woman held aloft two busts Of Napoc
on and cried ,iye rEmpereur and viye Napoleon
In Rue ST. Denis, though not over u hundred in
surgents were present, they tore up the pavement
I "a. IL i
sc. from the houses with an agility which Shove
that they were no inexperienced hands at bsrricad
making as they worked. "a ba
Louis Philippe" In the cabaueis, drinking shops
they we're seen talking very cozily with sewers
soldiers Of the line.
At 8 =. NJ, Marshal Gerard took the commun
Of the National Guards and regiments of the lin
that bivoubcked ON the Place du Carouse. TIL
insurgents could not mnintan their ground ngain'
such an overwhelming force now advance
against them. Aher losing ohout forty inca the
fled towards the cloitre st. Mary, the Thermopyi
of French nsurrection. Here they were agai
defeated.
Al Z. NJ. the insurgents, says a letter, ha
advanced Ss far as the Paais Royal, but were n
pulsed, and are now dispersed. The Place du Ct
rousel is covered with troops, ranged IN order
battle, with cannon, &c., but il is TO be hoped hi
they will have nothing to DO"
Up to Wednesday morning, the 18th, tell
graphic despatch by Calais announces that ord'
: vas perfectly restored. The rumours Of lnsdrre
ton at Lyons and elsewhere were unfounded
These movements on the part Of the pOpua'
led to decisive measures on the part Of the govern
= ment. A new ministry was formed with Soult
it's head all the important Offices beng given 10 Il
: Doctrnaries and the court party.
Ariihmeticai Question:
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