Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

ed 10 take reoge in the large district in the neghbohood
the Barriere dIae which is known TO most strangers who
have visited Paris the district where the nanufacory
Gobens tapestry and the great hospital Of the sapeere
situated On the left bank OF the Seine therefore, the
! rection might be said to be completely put down.
SuspAY-The battle ragged without interruption through
the night and continued without decided results up TO mid
day on Sunday The left bank Of the Seine had yet be
carried and the Clos de St. Lazae had not yet been taken.
correspondent Of London paper dating eleven o'clock on
"The insurgents have collected in those quarters
the Faubourgs which beyond the Canal ST. Martini and
in the upper part the Faubourg Poissonniere Every
in La Vlee and La Chspee Is converted into fort and
spare the lives Of their families and those around them by
surrender having failed, notwithstanding the ndulgeni
offers is decided to-day to resort TO Of sup
preston, which will unhpPy be attended by much greater
loss Of e hundred and twenty pieces of cannon nclud
ing large portion Of heavy ordnance prepared for this
days work, besides moars, howzes and grenades Ii is
intended attack house By house. to batter them with
and throw shells the roofs and grenades at the
dows. The engineers now reported TO be employed in
mining the houses where the insurgents have taken refuge
the stacases which have been destroyed Nothing be
worse than the present aspect OF things All circulation
through the nterdcted except to such armed
national guards those who bear passes 60
ing for the necessary articles of provisions All the shops
closed except those where articles Of food sod and Of
these the doors only opened The pos cocers also
generally closed Vehicles from the Pompes Funebrss
such spectacle witnessed Paris presents this morning,
cept in the case Of menaced with storng On the
Place de Ia Concorde which covered with cavalry and
tery, the generally dismounted, and lying the
asphale, taking their breakfasts Wagons bringing
provende for the horses which tied around the fountains
and round the obesk and to the ampposts Fhe Champs
Elysees converted into camp artillery planted
the quoys and guns pointed from the vesbue OF the
chamber Members Of the Assembly distinguished by their
coloed sca in groups Of ten twelve patrong
the streets learn from of these that whenever they
pass between the chamber and the Hotel de V they
fail to be fired upon by insurgents from the windows in the
latter quarter The journals Of Paris have not been able
appear to-day except in single leaves and these in linn
tied numbers The ae Of selssrhs has been every where
broken Thshas seriously retarded the arrival Of troops from
the departments Government has been Obliged organize
service Of esiafees to carry its orders distance The
church OF ST. Supce is said TO be in the Of the nsur
gents, who have piece of cannon there The northern rail
way station is shu, up and the rails between Paris and
Enghen torn Al Enghen, however, the railway service is
continued to Boulogne An irruPon from the operatives Of
Lyons and other manufacturing towns is feared forbid
den to close the external oes Of the windows the
terDal shutters open the windows themselves. This
measure adopted to prevent persons firing from the windows
the troops Orders given prevent persons from stand
ing at the doors windows. All political piacards in
terdicted.
" On this day. as on the preceding, Gen. Cavagnac was
mercifu He offered to the insurgents of the Fauboug ST.
Antoine time surrender but the delay expired without any
reply Operations of the overwhelming character
proceeded with The first bacade vigorously attacked
and carried but without considerable slaughter the side
OF the asssans COL Baynaud of the 4sh regiment Of the
line, and several other officers, killed. Gen Boque OF
the engineers, arrived at the Place de la Base twelve
with the hremen and battalion of sappes Some houses
instant blown up and several bacades thus turn
ed captured without loss On some points the insur-
gents had dug trenches, against which the artillery
available They fred from Within and the approach of
troops escaped through the passages opened IN the cellars
of the houses large body saed from the suburb towards
of
the Pont des Tournees, which undergoing repairs.
They there kept in check troops stationed in the wine
stores the opposite SIDE and actually placed between
two fires The enclosure of ST. Lazarre reoccupied in
the morning by the insurgents who carried away ten small
pieces of artillery belonging the Chateau Rouge, which
they loaded with stones and pieces Of broken bottles On the
Quay de la Megsserie some ruhans fred from window
battalion OF troops Of the line, and escaped by back door
into the street. Others were, at the time erecting
baucade close by, in the Rue de Beihzy but patrol Of
uona guards Dispersed them, and they fed throwing then
in the battery of artillery had been placed
the hill fMonmarre and measures adopted
the insurgents from gaining Of that important po
scn AT last fell the Clos ST. Lazae into the possession
the troops This place. the stronghold Of the insurgents
sisted all the efforts Of Gen. Lamoriciere Saturday fo
many hours It's occupation by the enemy eiec,uay KEEP
the troops out Of the Fsubourg ST. Antoine II carried
BY storm. All the songholds Of the insurgents, with the
cepton OF the sth marie, held by the troops The
comprehensive genersshp of Cavagnac last trumphcd
he had beaten the insurgents ombacade to bacsde from
the Faubourg 81. Antoine left alone and the
wretched people, raising the cry Of 2ui peu, threw
down their arms, and fed into the country Parties,
ing 70 thousands captured in the fight by the national
guards and taken to the outposts The public Offices and
the churches, which served the time for hospitals
were hastily converted into prisons The cavalry who had
been almost useless In the Streets pursued the ugve beyond
the walls, and cut them down without mercy. The Naona
Assembly which debated hour by hour passed Sunday
decree, posponng the 5h July the payment Of commerca
bills due the 23d June These debates in the Assembly
were characterized by mness and dignity shouts Of JOY
greeted every messenger Of good and individual
bers gave expression 10 sentiments Of the most enthusiastic
patriotism In the midst Of the danger with which they
threatened NJ Senard, the president announced in the
evening the success OF Gen. Cavgac in defending the
public and protecting the Assembly, and the state Of things
induced the belief that the all over the information
greeted with tremendous burst Of cheering At the
time he had to declare that Of Paris had
| been redeemed with much blood ~
MosDlr-On Sunday night there pause both sides
required Hostes were resumed at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and after short the insurgents in the Fau-
bourg st. Antoine surrendered Internationally This the
last stronghold Of the revolt the Clos de ST. Lazsre having
been already somed In this place the insurgents had
nenched themselves IN strongly fortified position wide
elevated PLAIN IN the vicinity of the station Of the northern
railway This plsin which scattered with outhouses
building materials and timber converted into regular
fortress, in manner which rendered mpeansble without
regular aege The insurgents had had two whole days to
organize and orty themselves They had for the first line
OF defence the canal and river which only allowed them be
attacked al few points the first rank Of houses
pied by the insurgents the openings Of all the
osrcaded ihe whole aubourg transformed into strong
fort Many thousands Of the Insurgents were quaered in
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