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

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OF 81 Severn ACCORDING 70 ne '1te, ,hefe wee i,ooo
national guards lying dead N lhe church oil St SEVERN
who fell In the slaughter al thl5 spot
The church St Gervais, Immediately behind the Hotel
de Vile had to be taken from the insurgents with
tn hr;jge M No,re Dame had be swep by cannon as
wall "a r. Oua any Feurs A house of business six
wen @ tas ~ua i,d 81 Relic arlinere on tbs onav
was demolished by 1t had been taken pos
session OF oS lhe ha Cios 81 ~ nu
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PROCLAMATION TO THE TROOPS AND ~ me iNsoKGENls,
The following proclamaons were issued by General
Cavaignac;
ITO THE NATIONAL GUARD Ciissns Yonr blood will
been shed in vain Redoubie your efforts to
my appeal and orde thanks TO you ana 10 the assistance
o yp nn on ss e o the future of and
no 1hy e oi condnct is abon, y, %
Whiap !; ,nnd3 "o,hin ia esa shed withon sorrows
and sacrces voluntary soldiers Of the nation yon have
well understood it. Place confidence in the chief who
commands you upon him as he counts upon you
Foroe united wisdom to good to love Of
country vii triumph over the OF ,he republic ana
a svsv uberysuiceny powerful 70 put
down every personal ambon~suffcieny calm to over
throw ali the nrgues OF the enemies the republic
Such government You shall possess; for with your entire
loyal and sympathetic assistance government do all
cur, NE ~. + v Ua vnau 49,
Head oil the Executive rover.
General oapa's"ae a..,
CIrizENs; You imagine you a.e ngnuang io .ie 'n'e
ss.s Oh ao i n ali b hiood winch has been spit If
NH onest car he nroonoed one must need DESPAIR for
the future OF the republic the triumph of which all de-
sire In the OF the ensanguined republic
IN the name OF he republic whcn yo d a'e and rhi
IN ne nae ' ~ =, a deceive he homes Of our common
snmes av dawn vonr frarcidai arms and contide i'm
the government which, it cannot be ignorant
are among you criminal instgaors, remembers also that
your ranks comprise but brethren who are LED away and
whom it calls back into the arms Of the county
uENGNAh on' AioNA
HoRRD BUTcHERIEs BY BOTH THE TROOPS AND iNsuR-
GENT GENTS. s.. ,.a ~ AZ. A,n
Saturday by the insurgents of the bacades in
the Faubourg ST. German. They had taken five OF the
gade mobile prisoners. and held them apart without in
jury Hearing however, that the troops of the line
coming down force, they determined to abandon the
barrcade but at the time they to another terri
BILE determination, which they forthwith carried into
cution: they cut the throas of the five prisoners The
lfeess bodies of the unfortunate ladsfor Of them
had exceeded the age OF eighteenwere found still warm
when the troops OF the line and party OF the garde
mobile came up;
ms act haa ihe enect OF exciting me mos. intense eX
asperauon, ana paluculariy amongst ne garae mope.
rIteen h1hdled OF inc insurgents hau suieueIed on lhe
race du ranheon Ihese men were pelhs, ied across
the garden OF the Luxemboufg wheh large body OF the
garde MOBILE VINO were men guarding the paace ana
gardens beng unable 10 restrain lhef desire OF ven
geance lot their murdered comades sent yoney mo
the oody mus passing ana Kleu upwards Oh one nun
dred 49,,
PRISONERS were brought IN from nme 70 tune TO me
building In which the National Assembly sits Amongst
one Dacn OF twenty-five was young gr dIesseu nlne
ATTIRE VINO was most active IN supplying anmuniuon 10
the insurgents
SUSPENSION OF HosTILrrlEs ON THE LETT BANK OF THE
SEINE AND IN lHh oiih
Inc ihsuflecuon OF the leit Dahk ana IN ne vie was
enre Put down IN te aiIenoon put not wl'nout greal
loss OF ne on pom sides 90 strongly were lne lhsurgehs
posted, ,at the mary' ater rerealea atacks' iouhd
lmpossoe 10 disiodee mem they therefore haa re-
course 10 lhe salaSem OF appearing 10 give way !hey
teueuIhe insurgents zen ino 'ne srahey lell llelI
1arrGaues ana pursued thelr opponents On ph ground
lhey haa no cnahce' ana gea' aumoels were
saughiered ms was ,he rst success on me part OF
the military. Uthers iollowed. Inc Hotel Deu was
soon lakel OH lhs ohs sue me a'lieon was solnieu
on tne olher oy NJ boulay' MEMBER OF tne Assembly,
al Tue nesa ol ms tg'en u ha'onal saaas vi he ~
sutseh's were urlVen from point 10 points il tey iosi
tne Wnole Oh thef sohg pons, anu Mere az i i1cea
20 ake reige IN he al5e dls!riIs ~ 'e
Oh te paleie i'ae, wn'cI Is Known 10 mos. s'iases
VINO nave visileu rais as lhe district whele Tue manu-
VI .aes''y anu INC siea' hospai VI INC
oa'Peuere are si'ua'eu'
CHECK OF THE INSURGENTS ON THE RIGHT BANK
AS for the state OF the insurgents on the right bank, 1t
was very different In the early part of the day they
were drawn from strong position which they had IN the
Rue du faubourg du Temple, to barbados built IN the
neghbohood of the hospital of St. Louis, which nearly
and the Faubourg st. Antoine Soon afterwards their
position was weakened by the loss OF formidable bar
caue IN the ltne Rochecnouar put stl nelr positlOn
IN the Clos ST. Lazare very formidable On the other
hand strong body coming from the quarter des Hales
o,cIncL that tba nsat ,,-o driven hacL Al, Ja,,
tronns wee r.,har;nT towarSs ,ho torrhla Clns 81
Lazare, which held out all night
Sunday.
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