Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-07-20

,l,v were nov driven. and put the ,chOle
rss lesyies, arlilery had been brongh, 10
IAN ,hem. and nlIe doubt could be ea-
Ue ,.;oeJ ,ha, The nsurrecilon could De pn'
'el.a r. rhe hope thus held oos Of the .ermi-
al the in,urrertIon was nol however re-
"s"O su.d The fighting continued The whole of
a'Ae% ,v with fearful iuss of life, especial
'0e la,,oual Guards, On Monday the re-
V.,.o,s Gen, Lsmoriciere had received
i"'O e, ,aiguac, enabled hlm 70 hem in The in-
''O' ,,.,o The East ern part pl The city, and
Su,e..treduced 10 exlremiles they sull fought
.'nb iaeedrbls rd'r' 49,. ~
WI" thought on Monda, morning early,
II. would surrender, bu, again IN The hope,
ms out, olihe iermina'I'n OF The insurfec.
inu' =. no, immediately reslized. e.t....
''O', NJ pasl lOo'clock the fighting was re-
a nd il was only aflera frigh'ful srrug-
ss"'s .r .om Two more hours that the Govern
rops. every where. Prevailed, and the
., ,rhe insurrec,ion beng broken; The IN
I'm, were either shot, taken prisoners, ,or fled
,h.couutry u The dlrec ION of Vincennrs.
The es,ern quat1ers. COMPRISING the iauourgs
G, a,,nie, du Temple, MsBilmoIanl. aud Pc
a.,os, were he last kubdued. fhe last
,ok refuge la The celebrated cemtery Of
d.. I,Chsise, bsl the G,arde Mobile hunted
ham cen from tSs sanctuary, aud they were
.I.nOhrred in lhs neighb.ring fields.
on 'uesdav lib instruction vas definitely
..uad The loss Of life has been terrific
than fAreen general officers had
nssr n hors ID combai; greater loss than
- me ,osr spleued eng gemenrs of Napoleon.
Anoup hose wh fell az, Gems Megrier, Dear.
md Bra; Gen! Charsolnel and Renaull and
mhers. everey oundtd.
Fmror five sembes of the National AS
ssnhlyre amnrg The Killed. aud as many more
wounit, bu, lhS mos. touching death /, that
or ,hs Archbisep of Paris. The venerable
PrsIa,e,n Sundf volunteered 10 60 10 the in-
,orUra, as Maenger of Peace. Gen. Cav
iOgac sid that 9,h step was full Of danger,
mt hi. Christi3 Pastor persisted. He a1-
\ ,anred a,iendethy his Two Wears towards
,be barcades, Jh an olive branch borne be-
fore hil. when Ie was rurhlessly shot in his
yroin "a fell mlraIly wounded The venera-
HE pasat was ptdrred by the insurgents TO
lhe ne.est hos Itl in 81. Antoine, where he
receive the ID sacramenls, lsnguishet and
has sire died,
Thedto the Pere DucheSne, NJ Larnche
wa, sh i'm IN head at the barricade Roche
hoari. here II he dress of an ouUrier he was
fghuna, ,idh bad of party of insurgents.
Il isIfiut % ascertain. from The telegraph
lc reprs. Vt were the chef movers IN The
revolt. BT here have been, evidently, men
Of lureghtat sagaciry at the head Of II.
Ii vi pokbly be never correctly ascer.
tanned, Viii extent The sacrifice of human
life inhiy Iighful struggle has reached -
Some imtRl lfe loss on The side OF the troops
al fror9, ,90io 4, 900 slain, bot we hope this
is exser ed. The number of prisoners cap
,ured Id insurgents exceeds 5000, all the
h prisnmukiiIsd as we'll as the dungeons and
vaults or lhe Tuillerie., The Louvre, paisls
Royal The chamber OF Deputies, and The Hotel
de Vile A military commission has already
. been appointed TO try such as were found with
arms in their hands. and they will probably be
transported TO the Marquesas Islands, or some
trans atlantic French colony.
A decree has been proposed with that object
We have not space to recount many acts of in
diridua heroism. Many soldiers exhibited
sublime courage. On the other hand the saw
age crueliy with which the insurgents %aged
war almost exceeds belief They tortured
some oftheir own pnsoner-, cut of their hands
and feet and inflicted barbarIIles worthy or sav.
ages. The women were hired TO poison the
wine sold 10 the soldiers, who drank it. reeled
and ded. Ii seems 10 be believed GENERALLY
that il he insurgents had succeeded in follow
Ing up their most admirably concerted plan ol
operations. aud having advanced their line and
possessed themselves Of the Hotel de Vile
and followed up their success along the bank,
"i the river, that ihe whole CITY would hav.
been given up TO pilage. Indeed the word,
pitIage and rape are said 10 have been inscrib.
ed on one of their banners No, less ihsr
$1,000 stand OF arms have been siezed and cap
iured 10 The Fauburg ST. Antoine alone.
Strange and terrible overflow OF The strong
est passioa and emotion of human nature. S.
%ssI and bocsIbIe desolalion wrought in tn,
Fheari d city by the hands Of her own ciizens
Ithe wrld has not Witnessed in the whole sur
Avsy : historic memory, and the arms of ;
suantr and an enemy would have been de
Hfo'ed' eternal iniamy if they had inflicted ST
kwful chaslisementon the grea, ciy of Paris
Eaaeut herself could punish her iniquies o
f afscer doom.
HI ImDOrtaut Decision.