Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
IlYiBrooL. June II. 1913,
FRANCE The rp iical world has assumed new
phase by the latest accounts from PARIS il Won Id
that the hopra Of the Moderate party likely be de-
la,cd, by the revival o The old Napoleon feeling.
party sustained ty this. aud adopting as s watch words
nrrmr4bc uamrs OF the empire has risen Ia favor Of
/ Prince loas Napoleon. Since his triumphant election
- the Assembly. hIs elevation to imperial authority has
brcn openly spoken of,aod It wnsasceftaned thai
: mrui had been sci ON loot 10 ELECT IT, As the
Government had been apprlscd OF this movement, ono
hundred thousand uoopa were concentrated by its
drra about the capital Disturbances occurred nightly.
On saturday Dung one of the lios. thousand Of
The daarlcy persons henmed IN and taken prison.
ets among whom were Eugllh, Americans aud even
women.
H. the Assembly tynnis and relationships were repro
ba,od and nonne,d. The people, however, appeared
divided IN sentiment aud Is usually the case whero
the lras Influential are the ay rrirs Of Vive la
Rcpublllno Were duwhed by hose ot Niye Bpnapare.
The eNernont had communicated itself To the military.
and the ella n'r was jhncd IN by p1rons Of than
one plmcut
iaolarrno mounted the tribune pale with excitement,
and firmly demanded The restoration of the law Of 1882.
che act Of vpafiatlon) against LOUIS Napoleon While
he wa speaking. The confusion increased. The cries
from without II we = Emprreur. rose above the din;
and Ihmartnr took his seat rwheImed with conflict.
III. emotions iHfrnaon was received at that mo.
meat thai n National Guard had been shot In refer.
amy II Il, he leelngly remt rked that 1t the first
blond shed IN the cause Of dcsposm, and in that of
republican liberty.
Tho proposed d, cree WAS sanctioned Despite Of this
dacslon. The emefd,ers declared that Louis Napoleon
shall take his seat on Tuesday next. The excitement
continued. Resistance threatened, mud barbados
attempted bnt the overwhelming military force npped
a., IA the bud.
On lie SAME day the Assembly revoked their decree
aud admitted Louis Napoleon ia seat. lere des
patch SAYS upon whicn l.cdtu Roln and Iamanne
Wifi ol5w example. which we infer mea Q that sumo
body his resigned, aud HAT T. aud L. would follow tho
On "Wednesday Paris Tranquil aud the populace
were whiting The arrival Of Louis Napoleon from Eng
land, which may be the signal Tor renewed discord Pre-
sgny LEADER ol The Bonapars shad been arrested hch
would promote returning confidence ia the government
to man tan themselves aud the republic
In consequence OF The great political agitation hun
drcd rommcreia houses Of Paris had uspended.
Al Anlens proclamation had been signed calling the
people 10 arms to place Louis Napoleon tho throne.
otler plris oihe country, Tar as heart FROM have
manlltsed ~ piedlsposton to the movement.
IRELAND -Ihis country Is more tranquil than it
n' been since Nj clel's conviconlhe determination
oi Old aud Young Ireland thc sections of the Re
peal par1y) had been postponed or fortnight. John
Otonne had protested against the abandonment of his
alhefs platform OF peaceful agitation. This protest,
- IT.,
cal force principle being uppermost in the breasts Of the
people.
ENGLAND Chartisls' demonstration. on tho
i2ih was considered failure. II was completely over
a"ed by the military aud police who dispersed with
cut difficulty, before II could be organised
FRANCE.
The following is a detailed account Of The occurrence
IofJono II.
considerable display Of military force was uade
round the National Assembly. Numerous detachmeuts
pt Troops If the lne, National Guards AMI Gardes Mo-
bile, wefr stationed around and all the streets leading
Ia II stopped 10 all hut members and persons with
cards N admission Squadrons Of lancers and dragoons
pairoIing the Place de la Conrorde and the entrance
olhe Champs Elys'es IN order 10 dispense the groups
senbled.
The Guard within the assembly was doubled The
Minister oi War General Negreer and General Clement
j ihumas We're present IN uniform.
Al II O'Clock the guardhouse the Place DIES In
Vades, In which three confined no had been
arrested Tor ulterng sedious cries. was attacked and
the prisoners were released aud the men, five in num-
Der disarmed by about 80 men in bouses The post was
soon ailer retaken.
Large numbers of the people were collected along the
terrace OF the luelres, aud on the entrance of the
Place de la Coneorde, many of whom have small ca
gl's IN then bats caps. Sed,ios cries and hssings
were occasionally heard General Cavaipnac then orr
deed the gardens to be cleared, which was affected with
out any serious resistance being made The people then
spread themselves in the Rue vol and inng Streets
In the Hue du Mont Iha'en two three attempts were
made 10 raise barrcadcs but the troops of the line charged
hem and prevented their being Completed
The guard at the Minister Of Finance shut themselves
up within the building, which was al time on this
punl Of being attacked.
In the Rue Gasiiglione patrol of the Garde Mobile,
"hie conducting some prisoners to the prefecture, was
surrounded the men released, after which The rioters
slouied Viva la Garle Mobile" Viva Ia lipneo
One of the gardens de Paris was atiacked at the
c"ner OF the kue Rlvo by band Of returned convcts
armed WIN knives and pistols. who fell on him with