The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-18

if they wished to enter the ranks of the republic they
must destroy their bacades themselves, and make Their
submission. Ii the barrcades not destroyed, Gen
lamoricere and General PeTot, who took the command
OF the Hotel de Vile after General Duvvier wound
ed Were simultaneously to attack the two opposite sides
Oh the rauboug ST. Antoine.
HosTnIrIEs AGAIN coMMENcrp-sURRENpER OF THE IN
suRGENTs AT THE FAUBouRG ST. ANTOINE.
Hosulities were resumed at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
anu ai'er snort contest the insurgents IN the Faubourg
oI ANTOINE surrendered Internationally. This the
last stronghold OF the revolt the Clos de St Lazare
having been already somed In this latter place the in
snrgents mad entrenched themselves strongly fortified
position on wide elevated PLAIN, the vicinity of the
station OF the Northern railway This plain which is
scattered with outhouses building materials and
lumber was converted INTO regular fortress, a
ner which rendered npregpabe without regular siege
Many thousands OF the insurgents quartered inside
Various attempts had been made carry it by Storm but
In vain; and on Sunday General Cayagnac determined to
take H. and ordered 1t be TO mined, advancing guns and
shells against IT.
DEATH OF THE ARCHBISHOP PARIs-RErRACTIos OF
SURRENDER, AND ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Hosru.rTIEs
The Arch bishop of Paris who unfortunately shot
al one OF the barrcades, whilst endeavong to induce
the insurgents to surrender has died OF his wounds
After having surrendered the morning, the insurgents
reacted and were bombarded and attacked with shells
and other ways for several hours They had, however,
finally been subdued. Six of the prisoners who were
confined in the vaults of the Tullees having put then
heads out OF the CRAVINGS, Immediately brought ou
| and shot
NINE HUNDRED INSURGENTS SHOT BY THE TROOPS.
| On Monday evening five hundred insurgents who
captured at the Clos ST. Lazae were Shot on the
spot. and four hundred more next morning. The
tons almost unparalleled. The colonel who replaced
General Duvvier in the command of the district OF
the Hotel de Vile, and who was promoted to the
have fallen under the balls of the insurgents
Two eutenants of the twelfth legion of the national
guard were made prisoners on the barbados. Three
women, dressed cantinleres, arrested in the
neighborhood of the Assembly for having sold poisoned
brandy and wine TO the troops Several of the soldiers
have died from the effects OF the liquors thus given
them.
DECREE OF TRANSPORTATION ON THE INSURGENTS.
The President had proposed to the Assembly project
of law pronouncing transportation on all persons taken
with arms IN their hands which had been adopted The
victs will be allowed TO go with them
INSURGENTS APPEAL.
The following appeal was posted on Monday by the
insurgents:
"Aux ARMEs-We wish the republic democratic and
social We will the sovereignty Of the people. All cit.
liens of republic should not and cannot will any
other To defend this republic all must concur. Nj
merous democrats who understand this have out
within these two days This holy reckons already
many victims; are all resolved TO ayenge them or
die ere, c'toyens! lei not one fail to this appeal In
defending the republic, defend property If blind OBJ
the
the faubourg ST. Antoine. Think OF wives and children,
and Join u.s."
DR.. Bourgeoise, who has been interchangeable in his
W received last signs OF Den6-
min Laroche. the translator of the works of Sir Waller
Scott who was killed at the barricade Rocheouart.
AS body OF the national guard conducting some
prisoners to the Tuilleres, musket accidentally
fired; when the adjoining posts, thinking attempt
to be made to release the prisoners, fired and killed
colonel officer of engineers, and eight of the prison.
erS
APPEARANCE OF THE CITY,
1t is impossible to conceive the state of the quarter ST.
Antoine More than fifty houses entirely destroyed
by the artillery, and much larger number have suffered
considerably On the Place de la Baste the disasters
not less The column of July has been injured The
destroyed
The Fauboug ST. Antoine presents still more sinister
aspect There is not house which has not suffered
more less by the cannOnade The inhabitants of this
unhappy faubourg appear in CONSERVATION The greater
number submit with eagerness 10 the search for arms
which the insurgents have abandoned. Cries of ven
geance are very rare, and those of misery prevail
From the Place de la Bastlle along the bouevards to
the Porte St Denis the disasters are most horrible The
pieces.
Our advices dated from Paris on Wednesday, state
that the appearance OF Paris still very melancholy
From the number of casualties in the course of the
four days during which the instruction lasted almost
every had lost fathers husbands brothers. or friends
In every street women appeared in deep mourning with
all the signs of deep affection Vast numbers of the ma
tional guards musings and the doubt as to their
fate is almost painful than the certainty of the worst
morning till night, and the sorrowfuI symptoms of
the evils of civil must necessarily continue undated
for several days. The number of the dead and wounded
to be still carried along the different streets was ex
traordinary All the women, from the highest to the
lowest were busy preparing lint for the hospitals