Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08

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4 very stormy conversation took place
in the Chamber Of Peers on the present state
Of Paris, hut il led to no result.
II half-past4, p. II. on Thursday, the
gath, il was hoped that the worst was over.
About half-past Z, the Boulevard being then
crowded, there arrived column of the COM
batants, many of thein armed with nuskets,
& singing the Marseillaise and the chorus of
the Girondins which have so often mem
toned. They were received with uproar-
Gus fluctuations by the people, and proce-
ded to the Office of the National which
seems 70 be the organ ofthis formidable OPP
position. They demanded that The editors
see that their liberties were not again play
ed with. M. afarrast, principal editor Of
the National, haraBgued them from the bal
cony, and assured them that their liberties
would this time be secured. This scene
was repeated six times during the night.
At 10 O'Clock column Of coo or 500 peo-
pie, OF all ranks, who had been fighting,
passed up the Boulevard. Among them
were evidently many OF the Communists,
possibly, some Of those malefactors who
who viii mix in all popular movements
The bearing and attitude Of this column was
terrible. The subsequent act of one of the
party justified the apprehension which their
appearance suggested.
Although NJ. Guizot had retired from
the ministry, the Hotel dies Affaires Estran-
gers remained occupied and guarded hy
troops. About 10 O'Clock, young man
walked % to the officer ia command, and
blew bis brains out with pistol. Seeing
him fall, the soldiers, without orders fred
on the people, of whom four or five were
killed.
The report IF this discharge, at a mo-
ment when we fiattered ourselves that all
was tolerably well over, created painful
sensation. Twenty minutes afterwards,
however, most touching and melancholy
procession arrived, and as far as could per-
ceiye, turned alarm into rage.
The buzzofan approaching multitude COM
ing from the Boulevard dies Capuchines was
heard, and a low song of death, "Mourir
pour la pair e." was chanted by the throng
instead Of the victorious Marseillaise. Min
gIed with this awful and imposing chorus,
the noise Of the wheels could be heard. A
large body of the people slowly advanced.
Four in front earfied torches. Behind
them came an oPcn cart surrounded Nv
torchbearers. The hgh: was strong, and
discovered four or FIVE dead bodies partly
uldres7ed, which appeared TO have been
carefully arranged IN the cart.
When the head Of the column reached
the corner Of the Rue Lepelletier, tire song
was changed to Il burst Of fury, which will
not soon be forgotten by those who heard
it. The procession halted at the Office Of
the National, and the whole party burst into
a unanimous shrek Of Yengeancei You
know how sunorous is that word when pro-
nouuced in French. The dead hldies in
the cart were those Of the men who fell un-
der the fire of flle soldiers uboye'meutioncd
This event is deplorable. ltmay posi-
hly change the issue Of the affair
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'gb:s was cnntin,,ad mn r. tbis nnn,ent fbalf
r.,st 1O9 Fcvery tree On The whole line Of
fbe pon,ovar1 ms Leen felled. Every one
~ The snnorb la,np nosts has been thrown
dn,on and All eonverfea into barr;cades
Ar The corner of every street is a barri-
ca,le--qentlen,an. sbopkeepers. and clerks.
an laboring at the work With nm eatc,rne.s
ard nm eornestt,ess bpyond desrripf;on
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o n,eIaei tba f,Ilo,r;ng ,rocla,,at;op
,yas nostaJ ~ the walIs IF Paris.
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