New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

and general cry was raised %, To arms they arc
as-sssinatn- our brethren"
~ the same time n patrol Of National Guards were
atrarsri and an attempt made o. disarm them. This
attempt only succeeded part, and tno National Guard
Ht len-fh reached the Hotel 10 Vile. ~ton-' wcrr
thrown. picquft of dragons and some Naiions.
Guards charged the crowd ami cleared tho square To-
tc mean time barrcade- were raised in several parts.
bat they were soon carried hy the troops. ~ night
apqr0aC ned. The rioters became hoidrr One man was
shot md another killed hy thrust from h7yonet
Among the parties arrested were several liberated
convcfs. Al midnight order nearly restored. The
journals oi Roucn state That the authorities only attempt
ed The seizure Of harrcsdes siter the legal iormstcs
Of -umm0nn- The insurgents surrender had been
erci-cd When these were treated with contempt. q
sharp IRE from muskeiry aud cannon opened upon
the harrcadcs. and tho most important Of them sur.
rendered but not until after terrible resistance -
Tho Insurgents then declared that II their lives ", r.
spared they would Of themselves destroy the other bar
rcgdcs.
The offer was accepted and executed The Govern
mCut COmmssary. " Deschsmps and the Provisional
Mayor. VI Lebe-leau then went through the streets
which had been the of disaster procaimIn, peace
and Cancellation. The Insurgents however did not ob
serve good faith for no sooner had their lives been
spared than they recommended their work They
threw stones and bred az the escort OF commssory OF
police and began 70 construct new barrcades IL was
deemed again necessary 10 act with visor
A charge made by the cavalry upon the ns'ir-
gents the Place saint Hiaire. and they were driven
ar the railroad bridge three OF the insurgents
were killed 40 saint sever there l'lgc body of
insurgents hut these also routed and led across
the plain. barricadc CALAMITY carried by some
National Guards and the infantry of the line coming up
the pursuit continued the insurgents attempted 10
nain stand - a bl.rcndc ~ the end OF the Rue
iElbeuf hut il was carried and two OF the defenders
lost their lives.
During the remainder of the day the Insurgents were
comparatively quiet The number of killed on the two
day seems most correctly estimated 40 om fftccn IN
twenty that Of the wounded had not been asccrained.
Il does not appear that there hiss been any serious loss
the side OF the National Guard and the troops Two
hundred and forty four persons have been arrested
among them Is VI Duunt deputymlyor and chief of n
club whose Wild doctrines the rising IN great part
attributed.
81 Amcns also there have been disturbances but at
ribuiahe to political cause merely tumul about
wtges. AT Rocheiort the electors OF several parishes
fancy in- trickng going on with the bulletins.
seized thC ballot box and burned H. This led % night
which continued for some time The next day the
struggle WIS renewed Five persons were killed, "a
Government Commssary was expelled and AN officer
Ot the iile wounded.
At Lyons there have been disturbances but the most
remarkable NJ Limoges There the workmcnrose. pos
sc-scd thcm-clvcs OF the town and imposed upon the
more wealthy inhabitants forced contribution OF
7jn9O0f one inhabitant alone is believed 10 have had
10 pay 5O0f (s2s) No attack upon the liberty OF per
son made. Families in easy circumstances were
suffered TO leave the town Il expected that order
would soon be restored.