The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-29

or for the meeting of the following day.
Important discoveries appear TO have hcen
made by the Magistrates, on the events of
the insurrcctiuu. Documents of the highest
importance have been seized, which will
show from whence proceeded the money
distributed, and who were really the chiefs
of the instruction. The number of troops
of the line in Paris was only 10000 on Odd
Of June there are now 10000. 1t is said
that the Minister of war intends to form three
military camps--one upon the Plateau Of Sn-
tori, at Versailles; another upon the Clamp
de Mnrs; aud n third at ST. Maur.
NJ. BureauX dc Pussy is appointed Perfect
of Police. The Rigor usually attepdant on
state of siege Is now considerably relaxed,
and such ofth trades people Of Paris MS ARE
not banlrupts, have reopened their shops
and burenuY. notice has been sent to the
theatres and places Of public amusement, 10y
the Police, that they are authorized to reopen
the theatres However, they show no inteu-
ton corresponding 10 this.
Gen. Iamoriciere was accompanied in one
Of his visits to some oftho prisoners taken in
the late instruction 10y Nj. Theirs. On
learning who was the person who nccompa-
MED the Gen, one ofthe prisoners addressed
NJ. Theirs, telling him that he had killed
fourteen persons with his own hand, aud on
One of the insurgents who has been taken TO
the Abbuye, bonsts of having killed twenty
two persons in the Faubourg st. jacques
Documents have been found duplicating Gil
rardin in having received money from Rus
sin, the Carlsts, Orleanists, and Bonuparlists.
Russian roublcs are said to have been found
in his apartments. The attempts 10 poison
soldiers and Gardes Mobiles still continue,
and the men ofthe Gorde Mobile have been
warned not 10 accept wine, &c. from per-
sons with whom they are unacquuinted.-
Many attempts, several of which have been
successful, have been made to murder SEN
tries on their posts at night. Several ST. ug-
Cling soldiers and officers hnvc been assnss-
mated in the streets of Paris. Poisoned lint
is also said 80 have been sent 10 Que ofihe
hospitals, where several hundred wounded
soldiers were lying.
The greatest embarrassment is produced by
the enormous numbers of prisoners arising
out of the late Instruction, which now eX-
cccds 10000. 1t is said that of those who
have been eNnmined already, grounds have
been elected for prosecuting 1000 persons.
il has been asCertained that AT least 10000
persons either constructed barbados, fought
against the defenders Of order, or committed
assnssinations.
The provinces arc represented to be in n
very excited state. Bodies of worilmcn are
pillaciug the different country houscs,aud ar
resting travellers on the high road. The
rebels are said TO be raising their heHds, and
promenade about Lyons and Villa Franco in
bands, crying "Nengeancc we will revenge
the death ofour brethren :" Ii is said that in
the hospital of the Piiio alone, the gold and
silver found on the persons of the wounded
insurgents, amount TO the sum of $4,000
francs. The cash found on the Insurgents
] al. 4
! to 81, 600 francs. One individual arrested III
| the Rue Grange-auX- Bellies, carried 2,IOC
/ francs in gold in belt, 80 francs in silver
| Many othcrs,who had not even shoes to thcir
feet. were in possession Of 90 francs, i0C
! francs, 200 francs, &c.
The Marseilles papers announce the cap.
ture ofAclmct Bcy, EX-Bcy of Constantine
and long n determined enemy of France.
! 4 letter from LYONS. dated on the afternoon
ofTuCsduy. the 9Th ull. saNs-Wc are no
yet without disquotude rs 10 the disposition
of the workmeu; the ordccS have still sever
| pieces of cannon al the CuiN Rouse, and
will not give them up. Gen. Gemun has
| given them till this evening. IL is feared thai
/ Ibis disarmng viii cost dear. The Genera
/ has received unlimited powers he believes
/ that lac can count sufficiently on the Army
not to have need of The National Guard
| The aspect of the city is tranquil at present.
The result olthc election which has just
taken place in Corsica for representative IN
the assembly. has been the almost unanimous
return OF Prince Louis Napoleon, who OBJ
tanned 35,003 votes, the entire number being
only 81, 100.
A circumstance has transpired which has
created no little surprise. NJ. dc Lnmarline
is about to quit France. The prctencc is, hc
intends to travel in the East, and that he is
to he accompanied by Madame Lamartne. 49,
His departure must be very neUr at hand, us
il is said that some ofhis baggage has already
been despatched for Marseics.