The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-26

dL llulil lS lib ID Stlu tlldI SONIC Oh his baggage
has already beendespatchcd for MarseIles.
SPAIN. - The Queens Government is
threatened by formidable risings of the Car
lists in various places.
THE "FOUR DAYS. IN PARIS-SCENES IN
THE RESURRECTION.
How Gen. BREA DIED. - During the
fighting in Paris, one of the insurgents having
been captured by some OF the Garde Mobile,
these men, infatuated at their inhuman con-
duct determined to shoot him, when, at the
moment Of execution, Gen. Brea threw him
self before the prisoner and cntreated them
by all the laws of war as we'll rs humanity to
| spare him, and leave him to the hands of JUS
ticc. This noble appeal had scarcely passed
his lips, when the ruflianly captive, who stood
behind him, pulled out pistol and shot the
| General dead. The murderer was instantly
put to death amidst yells Of fury.
The streets Of Paris, during the recent in
surrection, literally ran with blood 1t is
stated by the London correspondent of the
IN. Y. Commercial that one corps of the Ma
tional Guards from the country, march
ing suddenly into the city, withdrew, amidst
the laughter and executions of the Garde
Mobile, terrified at the blood pouring along
the cutters. Armand Marrast in the Nation
al Assembly stated that "the pavement of
Paris had never before been Redeemed by SO
much blood"
The boys of the Garle Mobile, who were
alternately playing at soldiers and ball. have
been laughed Mt, bnt in these days of July
they have proved themselves true heroes.
One Of them, mere lad, who captured flag
at barricade, was on Monday publicly dec
GRATED by General Cavaignac, with his own
cross of the legion Of honor Il have lust
now, says the Times reporter, on Monday, ,
seen passing along the Boueyards two of !
these enians dc Paris bending under the {
weight of-what do you think ?-garlands and J
ooquets OF flowers, showcred on them on {
heir way hithcr from the Faubourg St. An
ONE, while two national guards marched be-
llnd them, waving over their heads the stan =
lards of the Communists and Sections which Il
hose youths took in the barricades of 'the '
errible Faubourg! What a people" n
A woman, 40 years of age, confined in the u
cllar of the Tuillcries, confesses with the
lost savage Joy, that she, with her own hands, n
ecapitated five officers of the Gardc Mobile \
nth kitchen knife. Another monster
mong them boasts of having himself killed h
twenty-five persons in the Faubourg St. d
a1ues. lie was attended by his wife, who h.
lpplied him with ammunition. These last /,
To wretchcs, in order to protect themselves Y,
ON certain death as they passed along, had u,
child in their arms, which they carried AS m
leir safeguard, On the principal barricade O,
the taubourg st. Antoine the mutilatcd {,
ody Of a gardc rcpablicanc was seen i'm
llcd on a stake. The bodies of several of ..
&c garde mobile were found in the Pantheon III
ing by the wrists. pierced with sabre and ~
'yonet wounds. 1t is alleged that noses ga
I'd ears were cut off in some cases. II"
DETERMINED COURAGE or THE ISsUR- r.,
lNrs.-As proof of the forbcarance of the Cd
oops, and the desperate rccklessncss of the ~;
pulace, we give brief description of an b.
tack made by large battalion of the ma -,
NAL guards on barricade in the Porte St w.,
EMS;
On the appearance ofthis battalion the in III III
rgcnts, taking it for regiment of the line. US
d hoping to shake the fidelity of the reru- ~
: troops, raised shout of Vivc la Lignew ~.
t on finding their mistake most of them VIZ
d. There remained only seven men and ~
o women, who fought desperately. One i lm,
the men, who had flag in his hand, was ~;
, first to fire; his companions followed his a "a
ample, and the national guards returned tb H.,
fire, The man who carried the flag fell ma ma
nd. '''''
One of the females, young woman neatly 'i''
essed, picked up the flag, and leaping over
} barricade rushed towards the national 1
ards, uttering language of provocaton.- he
though the fire continued from the barrie ter
;, the national guards, fearing to injurc to ,
3 female, humancly abstained for some sto,
le from returning it, and exhorted her to dec
hdrnw. Their celebrations, however. sin,
re vain, and at length self preservation REP
npclled them to fire, and she was killed. of
C other female then advanced, took the to |
:, and began to throw stones at the nation rity
guards. The fire from the barrcadc had is ii
ono feeble but several shots we're fired pIcc