The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-29

Ailh0ash ~. &fnlIri hal fsiHF1 ttsls9
. sssminis,ry. Ire flosi des Aaai" 5 t-,Esa'
GERS Ermained OerRPird saA gaaE'asd ~
lroeps. Ahoul 10 sirlork , yHnng ma
wslksd NJ m he ol6rer IN rrmmana al
hlew II hrsins nut nish aPisiGL seespg
him fall. Ms sollirrs uiihoui orders hEsd
a he Psefle. "f whom iOar OF fss ~rrs
kiilesl.
Tbe .epnn # his disrhsrgr. a ! M.
msnt uhra ne faaeFcd Ourselves ihai al
rs lolrrably vel oser. rrralrd pslnis'l
Sensation. Tweniy minuirs sl'eFsarsls.
hawersr, mesl ianrhlng and Enelanriaoly
procession arrived. and. Is lsf - ! e"nid
perceive. luFnei alarm ma rage.
The huxH IL Al approaching mnlii'nsie
coming from The Boulevard ers cspnrlnss
was heard. and : Inn srns n deaah.
Mnuiir pour l. paiFir." was rhaniea BY
he Ihrong inslesd II Iie viri0rous Mar.
seillais. Mingled with Tins awful and
imposing chorus. The noise Il whetls could
be hfard. A large body Of The people
slowly advanced. -Four IN lr"nI carried
inrrhes. Behind them came m npen eari
surrounded nv ionh hearers. The hight
vas strong. and discovered four or iiEe
dead ho,lies. partly rndressed. wiirh
appeared 10 have been carefully hanged in
the raTi.
When The head NJ he column rearhe'l
ihr rornrr of The Rue I.epellrlirr, he song
va. changed IN hurt al fury. whirh VII
moi soon he forgotten BY Ihose wh" heard
IL. The procession halted al the ofIire al
the National. and the whole party hnrsl
into 4 unanimous shrek or rry Of rsn.
ssanes! Ynn know how snnornus il the
wOr,l when pronounced in French. The
dead hOdirs in The rarl were those nj the
men Who fell under the IRE ofIhe soldiers
above mentioned.
This event is ieplorsLle. Il may pos.
s,hly change the issue 81 the aiIalr.
The night was al awful one. The noise
of workmen appeared 10 break on the
stiffness. Having heard a similar nne in
1890. | guessed what was going on.
Bar ieadrs-one immensely slrong al the
end OF the Rue Rirhelieu. were in prngre<s
ol construction. This has ronIinued up
10 this moment. ,half past 10. Every
Tree On the whule line ii the boulevard
been felled. Every one nf the superb
lamp posts has been thrown dou n, and
renrerIed into barbados.
Al the corner Of every street is bar
ricade gentlemen. shnpkecpers. CLERKS.
workmen. al laharing at The work with
m ragerness and an earne.lne.s beyond
description.
Al 10 o'clock. NJ. 0,lIllon Barroi. nc.
rompanied by General LamoricieTe. &c
paired from The Chamber Of deputies to
The Ministry If The Interior, whore he was
fnrInally installed. In presence "i The Ma.
ti"nal Guard and malliinde Of cilizens.
who Iilled The court. Shortly aiierwa rls,
the following proclamation was posted
upon The gate, amidst universal acrl,ma-
tom
Ny Dear Comrades 81 have been in.
sss-.-.l ~. .l- nav 1--k.-~. --''I. sh~ s-f.~N
rior command III The National Gnard Of
the Departing orIhe Seine.
BY our energetic attitude yon have "a.
serted the rrinmph e liberty. Yon hare
been. and will ever be. the defender. If
order. rely upon ynu. IS you may RELY
upon mr.. Your ronradc,
t>ignedl Gen. LAnoRIcIFRE.
(C"unrersignet) OpiLLoS BARRor.
Paris, FEB. 2t. 1913.
At 2 o'clock the following Proclamation
was posted on the walls &c Paris:--
Citizens of Paris The King has ah.
dica'etI. The Crown. bestowed nv the
revolution OF July, is now placed on the
head Of child. proteried by his mother.
They are both under the salepuar ri of the
honor and courage Of the Partisan popn.
latIon. All causes Of division amongst us
has ceased to exist. Orders have been ri.
ven to the trooTs Of the line to return to
their respective quarters. Our brave ar.
my can he better employed Than in shed.
ding its blood in SO dcplorable a collision.
My beloved fcllow.ciIizcns !-.Frrm this
moment the maintenance Of order is en-.
trusted 10 the courage and prudence of The
people Of Paris and its heroic National
Guard. They have ever been faithful 10
our noble country. They will not teser,
II in this grave emergency.
ODILLoN BARRoT.
This proclamation produced tempora.
~ calm, hut the unfortunate occurrence a,
the Foreign Aflairs last night threatens TO
change the character Of the struggle.
Sarge pools of blood are still on The rs.
phalIe pavement OF the Bouleyar,le Dcs
CopucInes and the Rue Bassc du Ram.
part. The people forget that the troops
only fired when their Colonel was brutal.
~ shot. They demand vengeance" -
on leaving the palace, the King and his
family proceeded 10 Neuilly under an es.
rort Of cuirassers. After the troops eva.
c"aled the I'uilleries, the palace was i'm
mediaiely occupied by the insurgents, who
destroyed every thing in it--windows, fur.
n'turc, pictures, &r. The throne alone
wasleli entire, carried in procession .hronph