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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

delay allowed the insurgents in the FaubOurg 81
Antoine % surrender having expired without any re-
Ply the operations commenced The fret barrcade
was vigorously attacked and carried. but not without
consdefa slaughter the side OF the assalsnts Col
Bavnaud Of the Ssh c.iment of the line and several
1thcers were killed. Gen Boquet of the engineers.
rived the Place be ia Bstille with the hremen snd
.appers some houses in instant blown up.
sudscvera baIrcades thus turned captured with
out Joss On some points the insurgents had dug
trenches against which artillery unavailable They
hrcd from within, and, on the approach OF the troops.
escaped through pa-sage5 opened DO tine cellars 90 the
bOuscs
large body sailed from the suburb toward noon
entered The suburb of ~ Louis and formed barncade
on the Pout de- Tomclcs, which undergoing re-
pair- They were there kept iu check by troop
toned IN the stores the opposite side and were
actually placed within two fires. The enclosure OF ST.
Lazaic was Tcoccupcd n the morning by the insuI
gents who carried away ten small pieces Of artillery
belonging 20 the Chateau Rouge. which they loaded
aifh stones and pieces OF broken bottles On the quay
dc la Meeltsoric some mfians hrcd from window on
battalion of troops of the line. aud escaped by back
door BOZ tho street Others were. 70 the same time.
erecting iarrcadc close hv ln tine Rue de- Bothizy
buy patrol Of National Guards dispersed them and
flog fed throwing their in the streets battery
of artillery had been placed on the hill OF Moniinartrc
and no asurcs were adopted 90 prevent the insurgents
from gaining procession oil q ~ important position
The insurgents only occupied some points on the left
bank in the evening They had been di-IOdg' from
their pOs lions IN the Rue Il Antoine and the streets
which are between the Hotel Dc Vile and the basin ol
c Canal The National Guard and the troops Were in
possession OF all the line OF the Canal from tc Batlc
TO la Chapclc IT. Denis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

Il Emil. d. Girsfd D. uropri- t3i AMI editor Of tle
Prss vas arrested and szen eio.e the Pref, cur- OF
Police seals have been plr on Le o-hce= and tl-
presses g.. -elzed
aned ~ the CoucierEsre and placed In secret conne-
meut Even Mime de Gilard.n could uos obtain permis.
sion % visit nm An spp.iciron for he oelns 10 ont
On bail hs- been made and refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
slaughter of st. SEVERN and Clos st. Ln1are

TheoUntest near the Northern Railway was most des
perae. The headquarters of the insurgents was the
Church of 81 SEVERN situate IN the quarter St Jaque
near Inc river The fortress and citadel was the Eau
bourl a. Antoine occupied and b8rricaded throughout
On the other side the iusurrectOn was IN the quarters
g. Marcel 81 Victor and the lower part OF the quarter
It. Jaquts. Paris thus Tapped in large 6einict
Gle by 4 line of Notifications. The Clos 81 Lazare wss
fortified 30 as 10 be- rendered almost impregudblc Il
was protected 10y immense harricadcs, and the nsur
gents were intrcuchcd in hospital nOw erecting This
post was connected with al auCtd works extending Co
the nights ofthe FsuboUrgs 81 Denis - Martin LaCha
pclle la Nlc,te the Temple the quarter called Popm
court and the Faubourg ST. Antoine. There was great
laughter here The National Guards arrived from
rusy and Pontose and drew up before the blrcade o.
the Clos - Lazsro and ~ the st nre 30 OF them fell
The church -. Geryas Immediately behind the lio
tel De Vile mad to Doe taken from the insurgents win
cannon. The bridge OF Notre Dame had 70 be swept
hy cannon a. well as the Quai aux Fleurs. house Of
business six stories high, called La Belle Jardinere
ou this quay was demolished by cannon balls. 10 nsd
been taken possession OF hy the insurgents AZ siS
o'clock by the reduction OF the place Lafayette ihc
Clos ST Lazarc was isolated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

Iae hight Of the 23d terrible one. None, save
'hoe who have been IN battle field IN city attack
"a BY an enemy, cen have adequate idea OF H. The
movement u The troops rapidly increased and al the
sshs OF an approaching struggle OF the most serious
h~'1fe were manifest The generate continued b.
'c otAien IN All quarters t midnight Nothing could
'N,eea TIE terror that Everywhere spread Cavalry
-Na sieTy passed AZ full gslop, every moment, along
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

suuday-Ho.riIirIc. RECOMMENDED.

On sunday morning the insurgents had collected Ia
those quarters OF the iaubougs which are beyond the
Canal ~ Martin and in the Fiubourg Possonniere
gverv hop.e in La Villete and Ia Chapolle was con
vcrtcd into a fort and every winaow was loophoie
On the place Maubert, after two hours, the insur
gents were driven out and took refuge az us lop o
Inc Rue - Victor The troops followed and kept up
a IRE on them In the Faubourg 81 Msrcesu the insuI
gents defended their bsrriesdes with oosSnscy Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

Aer the Place du Pantheon was taken the barbados
of the Rue Veille Estrspade and the Rue Neuye Ste.
Geueveye were still TO be forced. For five hours the
cannon roared necessarily The most dreadful carnage
ensued and IL not before clock the attack hay
ing commenced at ono) that these streets freed
and that representative of the Ardennes, NJ. Payer
whose house had been invaded by the insurgents could
get out of his house and come 10 the Assembly Among
other horrible NJ Payer witnessed during the
twelve hours ne detained at home he related ict
which proved that great number OF the insurgents
were unfortunate men who had been led astray and
several had money in their pockets, and excited the
others to tight by all kinds OF evil reports
Many of them were poor workmen driven TO despair
by that misery which they had endured for four months
and who replied TO those who asked them what they
were fighting for Its better TO be killed with bullet
than 10 starve to death l None of them, when drink
was presented TO them would accept wine without Wa
ter aud one OF them having killed a Mobile who had
wounded his hand began 10 cry like child some of
the leaders were constantly endeavorng 10 excite them
hy distributing 10 them strong liquors. and repeating
Tie most odous stories At time they said the llth
Legion had lust massacred great number OF them az
another that COO wOikmcn had been sent from the
Tiers NaoqaaI 20 20 and work al Foniaubleeu and that
they had been received their arrival by the Marc
VINO told them they would not employ such ci1aMc-
~ PAYER remarked that the leaders never exposed
themselves and disappeared At the least danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

i.aprool of the forbesrancc Of the troops and The
osrsfe reckcssness OF the popuiacc, We eve brel
fnpfon Of am attack made hy large battalion ol the
r.tola Guards ON 70 barricad- DOB the Porte 81 Denis.
0n The appearance of this battalion the Insurgents
rtsq il b.. regiment OF the line, and hoping 10 shake
a hdeliy If the regular troops, raised shout Oi we
tHgne I" bot finding their mistake most OF them
Ia There remained only seven men and tao women,
1io fought desperately ono Of the men, who held n
L. III his hand was the first 90 fire his companion
lowed hsexsmplc and the National Guard. returned
IL ire The man who carried the flag fell dead One
lite females young woman neatly dressed picked
8 the hag and leaping over tine barricadc rushed
safd the National Guards uttcring language Of provo
at0n.
Although the fire continued from the barrcade- the
Uronsl Guards lsaring 20 uure this female, humane
sbstained for some time from returning II, and ey-
-ied her 20 Withdraw Their eXhOrtati0ns. however,
1.fe vain and at lcucth solfprcservation compelled
a,n 10 fire aud she killed. The other female then
4gsnccd took the hae and began to throw stones at
he National Guards The FIRE from the barricadc hid
seome feeble but several shots were fired from the
dee and from the ndows of hOusc- and the National
cards ia returning the IRE, killed the second female.
Mlsst only mau remained al the barucadei but
b kept up Il constant discharge. One of the National
Claris lett the ranks sword in hand and rushing 10
e barrcade turned aside the musket of this just
& he was about % fire again aud took him prisoner
he capture Of this harrcadc did not put end To- the
0mhai calling hre was poured upon the National
Guards from detached parties of the insurgents, and
ron the windows OF the houses of which they had Ia
lea iorciblo possession The number Of killed on this
lont Is estimated about twenty on both sides The
lamber of wounded was also considerable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
Later-Reported Capture OF Verona.

a Nslseilss iournal Of the 25th SAYS thar letters
received there from Cannes announced thc surrender
of Nfrons 20 the army OF Charlie Albert The details
were not known A, the moment when the writer con
cluded hs lsrer artillery heard from Nice cclc
brailng the victory.
Requirements to the Italian army with arms and
ammunition are about o. be- sent nom Rome. Ancone
has ofered 1900 men ready armed
d Rsorgfweafo OF the 2ih states that The hesdqusr
tera of kng Charles Albert sui u Nae2.io re-
port prevailed az Turin that Colonel OF the French
army of the Alps had proceeded through Bozzolo 90
tleai with the King for 4 French intervention.
The Frankfort journals assert the faith oi letters
received from Turin. that Admiral Abn bad received
q certain time.
Prince iechtenstsin has died IN consequence oi the
wound which be received II Ncenza and which at ma
time appeared very slight one re was the youngest
of the seven sons OF the late Field Msrshsl Liechfen
stein siN OF whom served in the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
rrcvi.o and Padua Fallen.

The report OF the Archduke John communi. srns
particulars from the report ol Gen Weldon. dated me-
giso June IS states that Irctso had slrrenderet
Day before after boIr hardmcntoi twelve hours he
Italian troops promised act against Austria Tor
three months and returned across the 20 under iae
command OF Austrian officers A. TrevIso thirty -
pieces OF cannon, and great qusnu,y Of arms and
msniton tell into the hands Of The Alsulars
General ASPIRE has entered Psdua q the head ot go
Au.trians and has maintained the National Guard d
irs integrity temporary cessation OF hosIlrts &C..
however. talked OF TO allow 90 the medla,.on oi Eng
land The terms proposed are the cessation oi Loni.
tlrly 10 sardinia on the one hand ana nsl r.nt OF
part Of the public debt Of the Austraas By re i.-ns
On me other Venice Is stated % have soasn' 'ne "a
of France bur without any result being Nncvr llc
Pcnu1cal troops who eyacusted Nlcen-a are +" %
clnfoned 90 FerraIa Rsvsnns and Bologna
TIE pe3104'lse cara Cf the ESD contains ah &C
count OF an attack the nights Della Corona o lie
Picdmoutesc soldiers by 500 Austil8ns WHO were ie
pulsed with the loss OF 3lo men
n R.s9rgtwsnfo OF the 23d says After the csp.tuiA
ton OF lfeyiso the Austrian troops occupied ~ lhc
garrison marched CUT with the honCrs " war ~ an en-
ga-emCnt not 20 serve again for three months 60 De-
computcd from then passing The Pc. Tie csPinlsuon
Id. f4frH ffIh funa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
Bravery of Lamartinc, Arago, and Others.

During the days combating the members oil the ~
seatye Committee exposed themselves boldly. Al
nsny baIIcades Arago presented himself and reasoned
Or attempted 10 reason with The people His friends
frequently feared that he would be killed bot the rab
BE seemed 10 respect his courage-courage' we may
rsmark of the very nobosi character as he exposed
as own life in the hope of preventing bloodshcd In
some instances he was loudly chcorcd.
During the greater part o the day Lamartinc accom-
rsned Gen Csvagnac TO the of contest the Gen
srsl having been slightly wounded Pierre Bonapartc
t5 his horse wounded by the side OF Lamartine. NJ
hxo who in the National Assembly proposed that the
rembers should take part with the National Guard
"a. shot II is feared mortally Clement Thomas was
wounded in the thigh. Dones q preventative and
cs Of the Editors of the National also wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

The members of the National Assembly had scarcely
lc their seats at hafpast four on sunday when the
President read a letter from NJ. Armand Manast. de-
,larnc that the insurrection nearly II an end
The troops of the Republic were IN possession OF the
greater part Of the srOn2hOds of the insurgents the
lfh marie had been taken. aud the other points to-
wards the fabourg ST. Antoine but immense loss Of
blood Never had anything like il been seen IN Paris.
Great sensation) The Clos st Lazare was IN pos
session of the troops. and only few dropping SHOTS
were now heard. All would that night be finished.
The troops had behaved most admirably. The insur-
gents hal made interior communications between the
houses from the other aud the troops were ODl
ged 20 force them one by one The SIN marie the
last stronghold Of the insurgents, then being at
tackled The President read proclamation 20 the
msurgoui wOrkmen of ID cOnciiatory character
During the night the inhabitants OF parts of the
capital compelled by the authorities TO keep their
windows Illuminated IN other parts. as on the boule-
wards they were compelled 70 put out all lights and
close their shutters during the night The sentnels call
cd out every ten minutes, sentinel prenez sarde a
yois each SO As to be heard by the next These words
heard fron line of sentinels sounded Ike the sue
cessive repetition of an echo
IN attack was feared IN the evening from the n-ur
gents 10 Montmartre by which they might turn the
troops at the Clos St Lazafe. Among tue insurgents
killed were several liberated conricts-al well supplied
with ammunition Almost eli the wounds received by
the troops and National Guards IN the Clos 81 Lazare
were in the leg The fact explained by the position
OF the insurgents behind their entertainments formed
of stone prepared for building in that nelshbOrhood
they fred low without being able 20 take aim ana the
balls struck IN general after ricochet
The National Guards of Amens and R0uen fought
yalisnily At the Clos 81 Lazare considerable mum
Der OF these corps killed and wounded. Az the
corner of the Rue Chaussee dAntin "a crria &c was
stopped IN which a coIpuleut lady was found on
searching her person found 10 be sweed out with
cartridges Gen raj Duvier IN clearing the Hotel de-
Vile and IT, cnyrons Of the insurgent- was severely
wounded Ia the Clos 81 Lszare Cen Lsm0rcitre had
his horse killed under him and the Colonel OF the 18TH
Line was MORALLY wounded General Deme ne. Com
mauisni OF the Gaidc Mobile wa desperately wound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
Aid and Comfort Intercepted.

cab filed with money was seized at the courts of
the Rue dcs Capucines. The person who was IN TO- a.
syg the cOachman, were arrested boy, with
10000 francs in gold, also arrested.
The women took great part In The insuuectlon
many had been arrested whom were found car
touches which they carried 10 The insurgents one had
hid them ia her basket covered with meat which she
carried ON her head another in her milk cans and ana
other had seved them inside her clothes
" Claycl Rosy banker Of the Rue Haueville, ac
cused OF & .tubutng money to the insurgents was AT
rested and taken 10 prison.
Between the streets Transouain 0nd Aumair four re-
dou1ablc barbados erected. At which the nsur
gents had worked All saturday night They were car
RED al Z Sunday evening by some of the let inian
try and a company of National Guards The taking OF
the bsrficades has been murderous. battalion of the
Guard Mobile was reduced from $50 to 100 but Com
mandant Dunesni of the ID battalion OF the st inian-
Try INA incd good means of rendering t less by
breaking holes in the houses which communicate
with the barbados BY these the troops arrived be
hind the barricade and thus took the insurgents with
out being exposed to certain death. Dumesnil thus
took the barricade Beaubourg without losing single
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

The Count de Narbonne.
IL appears certain that Cosni De NsrboRps, formerly
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
Sittllaaatcr 3G.)

ScIt Der Sor. Staaten ais General cSadlcn
prd(1oentldaftss Sancioat mar, cbmctl e.
wnBte, baB GjeneroI Sadien teinSpItat sp =
prctclcn mar icncern oas er nur nerbalts
ntemdB9 cine fur,e 3eIt Ienes Sebens in Der
Armee Sn9ebrad)t bate uno caB er Dor uno
nah iener miItairilhen eaufbabn perTdie.
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Der. Stdaten 9cpeien par-unb bag er ale
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laee ptr nidt melter feunen, ais cne CT fd,
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(SuffuIc WeItbiirder.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
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rn a rt tt jrrer 2trt III nett(tter, cna.
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res "Spto Staats-Soten" prompt, (autcr unp cor.
rect 9eitfcrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30
y G + slt ! iebtes.
Dbllaoelpbter y taeteDoltset.
(Gine tnnfle eiebcsaclt,ihte.

McIes Waqace, Gin nit terner, alter
Bnraer Der dtbicpift,em Macs. ilst ei
breiitofi9e5 S,aus in cem ckcrn Tbeile Der
Qcmtarefraee uno lit elmer bon Der far5is
gen gri(tcfratte. Wtpics bat cine fttDne,
d,cfclaoenfarbige Tcd,ter uno fcnit Iicmano
mebr, better be{rucers liebt. Desbalb, un'
Ge gut Su erbaltcn Goa iolde fotlid,e Waare
itets in 9efatr fhwebt), beitimmte CT ibr
ein 3immer im critteu Stcf ais Wohnun9.
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Strd, unmittelblr utter Dem lsiner Tcdz
ter. Der Same Der Srd,ter it SDlpia, ein
hublher romantic der Goine, nno i'm tas
Ncmantiite Der 9eitid,te btnSufil1eu, SDs
pia hattie einen eiebhater, Gamens 9iocmann
Burf. .-MeG, bic alte 9Hhihte-ein er6m'
Iidber 9ilter u. In. - Wctcs uer6ietet jeoe
i3uiammeueunft Gem jun9en Sclfe &c ipres
hen oerfcbleuer @ciie uno tei Wcnblheiu
nit cinonber-SyIpia cben am Senitcr une
Ncomann nnten auf benz YFafer, ,-inoem &c
cine fpdte Stunce wdblen, tpenn Der e.aus
fame Batter in fold, 9eluncen Shlaf sefatleu
lit, paB Sanonen uno Scn9rcoes Hodeten
ibn uift ernsden pIroen, tpie oiel Ucni9er
Elm iauftes 3'pie9eiprdtb Ger Qtebe 60 rann
Der Shcm. Der treucn eiebe fanft NIB 9latt
fir ciniee 3eit bin; obsr uergan9ene Tad)t
paren Die @eoanfeu beS olteu Wofcs coer
bic Wansen lebhafter ais qemShnlid,, nne
tielten thn mad. gr b6rte eiuen SuBtritt
cben--einen I eihte Suetritt i'll @rtuds
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rcmielten Nu9enblide. als oas orrliebte
Yirhen im Nblhieouebmeu beQriffen mar.
vWea, fa9te 9lccmauu, tuirf mir s'M Sues
ten su. 9iebten, nur Gins
,.Da 1T eine,'' bcnuerte Der alte Wcies,
inoem or feinen sewid)tiseu Stiefet curt
bas Ssuiter nah 0fccmann ihdte, - uuc
merfmlrois senug, Der Wurf trof ihn aes
race oca auf ben Wiub uno tn6te inn NIT
iclter @swalt, oae er beu ciden eippen oes
etcbhabers oaourd, einises glut ent;ce. =
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(oas 1T Der i,t0uite 2heil Der 9eIhidte)
erfhien prompt, uno alIsemeine Serhaftuns
rpurce ucr9encmmen. - 9icomann tpusos
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alte Mcies we9en sufalls uno Shldserei.
Sylsia ieltit CAB nit eeuhen, 1brinen u.
Sersticpfen itr 3eusuie gang su @uniten
ibres Qiebbabers uno bdufaen Nnfpielunssn
auf bic pdterlihe 3yrannei ees alien Wo'
fe6. CTr. pr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Cine junse Dame 6userte ibren untpiuen
9esen baS Hauhen.-Beionbers Die Cigar
rem Tno itdblidb, iaate flr, fe uertiirSen bas
2ebem.-@lauben Sie bas nidt, entgesnete
eines Nnweienben; i'd, babe einen SnteI,
netder ben eansen Gag @taarren rauht
unb fib spobl role cit Tifh befneet: er III
iHcn 705atse aIt.-Gr wdre pielleid,t ihon
80, spsnn CT xidt raudte, fel bic Dame
lebtaft Elm.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

Mor9enldnoifbe VinanssSperation.
Oils Beiip,el, pie bic paihas ild nit Git
poer 8epalt bic @lter ibrsr llnterthanen
uub bic pom ibren Beantcn erpreeten 9ieids
thinner aniuei9nen tpiGen, oiear nabifeben<
Der 3us.
Ser paIha bon Damascus fanb i'd, einit
In @elooerlesenheiten. Die 3nnoihafter,
pelde ltets Die YaIhas umseben, rietSen
ibm, unter irseub einem gornanbe Die @bris
item unb 3eusfabrifanten NIT elmer Absabe
su belesen. '9Die oiel 9laabt Shr tucbl,
mirb mir bieies einbrinsen 2" iprah Der
paiha.-"Siinf,i9 bis ied,Sis 8entel" ants
wortsten Ge. - ''Mber, eripieoerte er, ,pie
rperten biele eeute, Die gar nid,t reid Gno,
cine iclte Summe erfdriusen fonnen 2"-
,,9err, 5le tperoen bic &leincoien ibrer Beis
Der Serfaufen es fub ia 70 MIR 0unSe."-
vS6 min Deriud,en, fa9te oaranf Der paid,a,
Of ih in GrpreGunsen sefhidter bin, aIs
SIR" - slm ndmlihen Gage lieg er ben
Muftt (Obcrprieffer) su fid1 rafen, erflarte
ibm, bag er fd,on felt lanaer 3sit seb0rt
babe, tpie er 1T ieinem 0auie iebr unorbents
lid lebe, als 8ortteter bes @eletes, sesen
bic @ebcte bes &orans Wein trinfe uno
SAweiwefeiih dee, bae ct alio ben, Mafti
, BON Stambul bauon 9sadridt seben mifie,
i'm ober erft baYor. babe anterrihten tUols
len, bamit ct ibn teiner 1reulcfsfeit be,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-30

A., Osr OHIO Staots. .gcte erftsnt rtselmaSia jssen
ut!tfwee: Der Subitriptcns. preis 1T ST SO un.
MS!Hsss ScTsuste,abluns in 8aarec1S. rter S 2
Sabres Seihttbt 9patcr 3ablcnc baten So SO iu
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