Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15


MoSpIr.-0n SUNDAY neht there was a pause both sides
required Hostes were resumed at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and alter short the insurgents IN the Fau
bourg st. Antoine surrendered Internationally This the
last stronghold Of the revolt the Clos de ST. Lazse having
been already omed In this latter place the insurgents had
trenched themselves IN strongly fortified poson wide
elevated plain In the vicinity OF the station Of the northern
railway This plain, which scattered with outhouses
building materials, and timber was converted into regular
fortress IN manner which rendered mpreensbe without
regular aege The insurgents had had two whole days to
organize and forty themselves They had for the first line
OF defence the canal and which only allowed them be
attacked a, few points the first rank Of houses
pied BY the insurgents e openings Of al the
osrcaded Inc whole iaubourg transformed into strong
fort Many thousands Of the insurgents were qusreed in
side The last barcsde attacked was At the corner OF the
Rue de la Roquette. II took place at eleven o'clock Gen.
Lsmocere after having taken the whole OF the barrcades
IN the fauboure du Temple, arrived the Place de Ia Bas
lille, from which he attacked the barrcade with cannon and
shells shell fell u the adjoining houses and 1t
on fire. and the insurgents, after short defence took fight
From that moment the insurgents were no, able 10 rally
They Immediately few TO the Bnnere de Menmonan and
du Trone which they bad in thar hands, and thus escaped
to the country.
After o'clock in the day there was no fighting, bot it
not till night, at twenty five minutes 10 10 o'clock that
NJ. sensrd, the President Of the National Assembly an
nounced that oil terminated, that the barcades had been
taken down, and that nothing remained excepting the agts
ton inseparabe from such events NJ sensrJ raising his
hands heaven, said, God be thankedlr Officers anc-
paied the deputies they arrived in communicating to them
this happy In the course Of the day Gen Csvaignsc
issued the following proclamation the national guard and
the army
Citizens, soldiers The sacred cause Of the republic has
tumphed your devoedness and unshakahe courage
baed guilty projects and done justice on fatal errors In
the Of the country, in the name Of all humanity be
thanked for your efforts be blessed for this necessary triumph
This morning the emotion Of the struggle was legitimate
evabe but present be AS great calm as you have been
just in the combat In Paris victors and vanqushed
but my name he accused il should consent 10 see victims
Justice will take its course let actihat is your wish and
is mine also Ready TO return TO the rank of simple ci
zen, will carry in the midst Of yon the civic souvenir of
having in these grave trials only taken from liberty what the
safety Of the republic itself demanded and Of leaving an ex-
ample whoever be in his turn called on TO fulfil such
great duties" f
AT night the whole Of the city luminsted not 80
much token Of rejoicing for the victory gained az to en-
able the sentes distinguish each other and prevent any
further attempt upon the part Of the insurgents The city
was continued in slate Of siege.