Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-19
Stil Later From France.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

The Steamship niagara has arrived
from Liverpool, whence She sailed on the
Is, inst.
There was terrific confic, in Paris.
which commenced Friday and lasted tour
days. The loss of lii, amounted 10 eiuh,
or ten thousand. among whom were SIX
Deputies fourteen Generals and Orccrs.
and the Arch Bishop OF Paris.
/ ne difficulty commenced through a
a misunderstanding Of the Mayor in an in
terview with the dcpu;a.ion on Thursday
night. Harricaies were erected and tn.
National Guards called out. The insur-
gents seized Il fvorable poin, in the city
aud threatens II the Hotel dc VILE. \ des-
peat, battle was tough. on Friday. in
which ia, Insurgents were Victorious
Lam srtr.a rode with General Cayargnac
ana staff.
The artillery was used only al night.
On Friday nigh, the Insurgents had
gained ground aud sircuc'h. but the troops
seemed {, rcstain al their courage. and
express II their determination - sustain
the Government.
On Saturday the assembly MT AMI de-
clareI permanent session. Iar Gov
ernmrn, having resigned, the supreme eN-
ecutivc power was given 10 Gen Cavig-
nae. who Immediately declared Paris III
state OF siege.
The whole day Of Saturday was spen,
in fighting. without a moments cessation
except hull caused b. u severe thunder
storm The loss of life was terrific. and
the streets being filed with dead aud
wounded. tie scene was awful. but that
presented during the night was still moro.
The troops arrived in large numbers
from the various departments and Tough,
desperately. as they rca1hod ae city.
On SUNDAY the President ~ ,he asscm-
bly, announced tina, after triEhifu. sacri-
flee of Ef,. the Government had complete
" supnresse the revolt on The lei, side
Of Paris. AMI that General Ca,igna, had
given those on the RICH, side till 10 O'Clock
- surrender. The fighting. however. still
continued during the day. with fearful loss
Of If on both sides
On Monday Gen. !.amoricerc arrived
with rcinfnrr emen'S; WHOM aiior ten hours
terrific Slaughter. The Gavcrnmer: troops
obtained Il complete victory; the lnsur-
= .nts being slain. scattered or captured.
GA Tuesday the revolt was defnitivelv
cucllcl Tho Archbishop Of Paris was
shot when approaching tn Insurgents for
the purpose Of using his Influence - re-
store peace.
oycr five thousand prisoners were taken
by tho troops Commissioners VT, ap-
pointed 10 try those taken in arms.
The Insurgents, and especially n, wo-
men, treated tho prisoners taken BY them
with uncxrmplcd barbari,y; cutting Off
their hands and feet, and torturing them
in every concaivable manner.
Il is universally conceded That the brave
~ Of Lamorcicrr saved the Republic
Ih troops all embraced him with cries Of
\ rr IN Raratir.
& vcral chn Ees hav TAX place in tho
Ministry admiral I.cbianr Was re'uScd
= Place III the Ministry. and Bastride WIS
appoint i. General I;edan was appoint
ct Minister If Foreign Affairs Marie IS
President % Tic Assembly. General Ca
.ignac is strongly recommended for the
Presidency. and nc will undoubtedly be a
candidate
Nearly all the Insurgents taken prison
ers had gold in their possession.
Assassin nations frequently take place in
Discontinued quarters. by poison and Sc
err. murder.
On orc Of the In"u-rcris was fonn'l the
draft Of the whole decree Of the revol,ers.
written in pencil.
Article the lst provided that all citizens
who raw more than two hrndrcd francs
taxes per annum. shall be DERIVED ofciv-
il and political rights for ten wears.
2d All property. real and personal. be
longing to citizens who have exercised the
public functions since 1918, is c5nfisca-
ted
Il.
he that Of 1898 and =. and all the troops
shalt be disbanded
The estma,e Of the killed and womb
cd differ materially. but it viii probably
prove that the total oil both sides is about
fifteen thousand
About 1000 insurgents were engaged
in The conflict.
From Austria we learn the Vincentia
Ind been returned by the Austrian- to Or
leans Palua capitulatnd. Triste was
blockaded The Lombard army were de-
feated near Verona.
Ii is rurnored that the Austrian army
has been ordered 10 invade Prussia
There is little doubt that an immense ar
my is marching in Poland
In Spain a formidable Chartist move
nant has commenced.
There is prospect oF speedy peace
and termination Of the German wnr.
The new Con strution has been framed.
WHICH will likely be approved.
The French departments generally are
tranquil.
In Greece the rebeiiious disposition of
the people has been completely subdued.
The Danes continue rePrisals at sea on
the Prusslans.
In Ireland 'he armed movement was un-
aba,ed. and thousands were focking TO.
ioin the Clubs. The Government was
apparently unable TO devise means 10
check the movement.
PLAIN SPEAKING.
FROM THE PROVIDENCE (a.I.t JOURNAL.
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