Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-05
Appearance of paris after the Fight.
From Inc Paris Correspondent Of the London
he ing Heutld.
D.. 49, 40
PARIS, June ~.

From Inc Paris Correspondent Of the London
Mo 4ins Herald.
PARIS, June 20.
4 great many shops rcmnin closed. The
, mark Of death is every where. IN my let
ter Of this morning you had q return OF
wounded lying III hospitals; bnt TO That re-
9 turn ought to be added I'LL who are IN the
, different gmbulances, Of which no return Is
made, IL veil rs those ia their own houses
There arc according TO moderate esti-
! mates 10000 dead, and perhaps double that
number wounded. ! take this az the low
ct estimate have heard; and you must
bear IN mind That 50 far from eyaggerating
these accounts, the general wish Is 70 milf
cate them, III order to suppress the spirit of
vengeance which il ready To break ont. A
great number Of insurgents were shot to-day
Ia different places. The belief is that 1000
have been disposed Of sunnarilY. Many
must have fallen sacrifice TO the rage ofthe
soi1iery while entering the houses Tor the
purpose Of opening ii passage within from
one to another.
II i now said that the capture Of the fau-
bourg 81. Antoine was owing g the snare
: which the insurgents had laid for the sob
diers. Il was their intention to have allow
eli a number 10 enter and get entaagied Ia
The streets, and then to have sacrificed them
but the soldiers when they got footing
were too prompt for their adyersaries, and
made 50 good use Of the advantages offered
that the insurgents became panic struck,
and made virtue of necessity. Consider
able arrests were made to-day in the Bots
de Boulogne of concealed insurgents. The
city is surrounded by bad VILLAGES. There
i one near the bridge Of Neuilly, called
pnteuux, little manufacturing town, which
il Il nest If Communists. w FIAT now Is to
be done with the workmens The question
is fearful. All business is suspended--all
manufacturing over. Gen. Cayaignae, il Is
said, is TOO Ienieut in his views towards this
class after this conduct. Think NOT. These
man cannot be allowed 10 be driven 10 DIES
speration by fear, vengeance, or seltishness;
they must be sustained, at the peril Of being
turned into the enemies OF society. CaVaig-
mac is described as being too inild--a good
quality, at a moment when stImulants are
not wanting. Mild a. he Is, the rlelerntina-
ton ON his part to lay down his authority
caused panic this morning.
The people are eroWdiug to the scenes Of
the late cnmbat. have just visited he
church Of ST. SEVERN, the head quarters OF
the insurgents, and il would have been inl-
possible to have selected a better point
This church lies III the end of the rue 1t.
jacques and the rue dc ii lIarpe. These
two streets ara steep and narrow, ascending
towards the Pantheon. The church Is ~
tangled web Of little narrow detiles, all Of
which were harrieaded.
A row OF houses, cut by a narrow pass
called the rue de In Huchette, projected the
church on tie quay side beginning at the
Pont ST. Michel, aud ending alta lItfle bridge
leading to the Hotel Deu. The position
was one OF immense strength, apd the
slaughter here WAS terrible. In tact the
loss on the side ot the National Guards and
military may he estimated By the iact, that
there are seventeen generals wounded and
four killed. There were 100 buried yes
tc.day.
Al Tho furniture carts and wagons are
engaged bearing away dead hodles, or ear
rYlng away the enormous quantities 81 arms
seized. Amongst the arms are . greatnum-
Der of air guns, which il is supposed were
used for assassination from windows. Gun
cotton was found ia immense quantities.
II Is Impossible 80 conceive the state 81
the Quarter st. Antoine. More thnn 30
houses are entirely destroyed hy the arui-
lery, and much llrger number have suffer-
Ell considerably. On the Place de n Fas-
tale the disasters arc not less. The column
OF Jal, has been injured The warehouse
known as In Belle Fermieca" Is conf
plettIt destroyed.
HE iauaaufg 81. Autotae presents shi
more siasUaraspect. There is not a house
winch has NOT suffered more ore les ~ the
eaaanuaGe. Ibo inhabitants Of this ua-
hurry Etuhnurg appear IA couslernanon.-
Tar greater number submit 0lth eagerue>s
AZ sks
have abandoned. Cfjes 81 ve0sean.a ere
.cr} rare, aud those of lu3~egy prevail.
From the vast number at ca.8ti ties IN
the course 0t ,he ioJg dsys during which
, ihc in~arre ,lan lasted, almost every one
had lost fathers, Husbands, NraJheCs or
trcpds. In every street, " oufn appeared
= IA deep mourning, WihJii lae lgg~ "a deep
aslstttan. a>y number, ct the NATIONAL
t'uauis weru missing, anJ ih2 dnah: Bs 20
iAeF tate l. almost more painful Iaaa the
certainty OF the worst.
The shops remain generally closed, for
the reason, it j. e. BE- feared, that IN almost
every house there are dead. At dltiefent
doors,ayS women are 10 be Sega weeping,
ANA the children are employed makiue lint
Nm told than there are a great macy ie3d
jn lhe rae dc h PaiX. The shapAeepgrs
Joined la ,hsir eh tracle~ OF National Iasuis,
anal dji their Outs we'll Ail WHO I'D mob
turu oal arc 90 h2 deprived sr ;heir arms
and driven from ,ha ranks. Il Is said that
numbers OF h1,ies were, Ia tla abscarjgy 81
tke nizbg ooW.ujIiel O. ,he Sg.ue, paylly NOS
"a ada 90 excitement ,ly the eNhs1.jaN So So
ugta slaughter, fbs 6rn- D.; ;ae Ta,ler-
ies llsi u51li MAS C5usut. hy "a icllarabie
crcar. 4 barge lo,,y Of prisoners bal been
unpruleatIy committed 80 tue ea-e ct tae
a I
know th6 locsis.ses. were drr-,vj chiefly In
h.nase>. aut vele uJt 1JaF.sJ Cox -usa a
svrttce. tlc lsts3a>ss attempted - e.