The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
TIE RfprALic TRICNPHaST ::

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 a. ,,siaf,I interesting seeaMHt of the late sesc- s,..s In Ps,is It gives maSh nofe ample and sat- 'l.r.a,y details offhe eyenHful eeearfeuess there, s,e uefs furnished Tn our feiegraph'e summary
 Bos4ox, July l2th--i2 o'clock, M. o.. 1T ths hlosdies; dramas the world ever wit .e8 s-e tf tf,e most isrocions and obstinate in- --fe,,ans which the ensangainsi history of France . AaS 10 rsrord from her earliest annsls has Jusi s, b-ofrht 10 a close ln the streefs os Paris by -. sss,lue annihaa,ioa of the resolsed party. and .-er,ssns success of Republican sr1ns- Ta furnish any adequate idea of this occurrence ssss be lanesssfsAy 10 sHrpass our slimiis. and F. ,tereisrf, reirr te the newspaper accounts. xsxh seabtisss. will be perased wtih feeliags ef ,ss araiog n4es; zuaeEnRffy.
 af,er foat days and nights of ineessant fighting, ii. ,assfreais have been uiisriy ssnSuishcd. with
 , on o,a sides of 10 600 killed and 25, 900 woan- z =, Escs besiesed to be mach bsaesA fAs trse sa4a4h fn z.-g
 Ibs eornsatnesmstss of the rebellion appears to t,rs been made by tcpata'io1 of ouvriers, who. < za.ed rpou M. Marc at the. LuxenhnTg. He iss- ,ssa to their grievances, but observing that their ,2kt.msn had beea active in the aAair of the i5ih I vsy, said ta the men, ~yoa ate not the slaves Of gss n3a, yoa can state your psn Erievanees.''- \ Tiisexprsssoa WAS distorted amongst tbe wofkmea $ I'd N Matc taa called them slaves, and Il seems tsvs beetl iAe signal tor the eonspiEsfors who had 4s.ai14d a vas; movement 10 commence their ep- @ cations
 "a Thursday uiah,, the 22 ef June. thsfirsi bar snase ass raised, and the troops and the National I 5ssrls calied out Ga Friday, the P. the insnr- -s possessed themselves of all that portion of the tt- sask of the river Seinp siretelpinr from the fssbo,g Si. Antoine to the river; whilst on the n sask they occupied alI thai portion called the es Faa5orEs $. Marcel, Si. Victor. and the lesy- ! s z2srtsr of q. Sacqaes, The rommansca.loa of es asargens between the iw banks of the river Fst. msiaisiaei sy the preseason of the Church s Gs-ysie. par; of the qaarie sf lhe temple. The ! ag-o1chts of Notre Dame and the bridge oi S, sezsa
 # B thess fxseasire Hass ef operation .se insar- ssuts 3pi@ vast portion Of tlle m'st defeRshe s q he city, and actually iAfeatsRed ibs II Hatei R3s, winch If they lIad sueeeeGel In taking ssnt AaTe secured the Erst victory On their side. 0a Fusay there were psriisl conf els, but the in .tzsHts seemed to be occupied more a; oFtifying e.' posuon, than IT actually hgttiBg, ba, whai- ,fs- s-ccess the goEcrnusent troops aiay have had teioas qaaasrs wseTe conflicls took place, was st g ,. Denis aad St Martin ". ! ii aaw AFpsafs that lhe enthusiastic courage of asurssnls lePalsed theul, and even beat them # 5hei parts Of the city N. Lamartine rode with sjsf d Cssagsnac, through Paris, to queli the scto ntift Eas eyideat that notlins but the ser ui arms could eompei the iasargeats 10 yield s Gese'DmeBt forees were diSieed i:to three ci- l.s aad large masses os ireeF@ were hrou Eht to srr gi'h artillery upon the pssit,oa of the insgr- .Jn had evidently gsiHed strrng'h.
 n Saturday. tbs 24ih, the Nsliorak( Assembly s-aIea it sci in peftnaBen-e. asd Paris placed sa'e ol ssige. ihe executive power was dele atsd sbs3isieiy 10 Csyagnae, ard at halipast 70. mem5eEs of the exeeAuxs had resigaea. They & 4fs! tist they shoud hare been s1Ins ig their ssiss and hOnos. hsd they witbirawa b fore. As .ion Is pabiie peril, they only withdrew before A roe of the Assembly Reports poured in every sf 10 the Assembly y-an9. as the int s!lirencs as- - oi tspe daughter ot the NafionsI Gaafds, and 4= t.l O. oae GeserA afler ao'her. who was killed esaniea by 'he uFgeats. the sens ton beeame sai siaraiag. F
 ' sr aas proclanstions were issued by C&xrignzc sias inwHgens toisY asMa iaea arms, but -as hole lof sata,dsy was srntaesed. n drspe- 6g5tiuz o1 kofh ssaee, except ball daring a ,spel lhrthder saorri. in she afternoon of Friday -etfc $ were without ia,'erIniss oa. On Satur- y. hc"tYer, the carnage sna bstties on the soutfl fse river were horrible. During the whole os Friday night, and nntH , 1sk on SsfRraay. the ef he artillery and saise of he muskets were iscessaaf h this .iill s.aie of things the Assembly betssyed not
 s alarm 3eputaficn f oIn tle Asse Tsb ply were
 
 fraHieida sttise, bat all tae successive reports yei ia, the insurgents were b-n' on only yiei- z p the s'fasgie win theariiyes. ant their saleT -. oy surpassed by their desp ra'e reso uiiea. '. Saturday night al F o'c'ock 'he capital was 1a ss.as sJets. Fighting con,inaed with una. sa fury. Large numbers of troops poured in al 'he ne chboring experiments, bai still the sFssss, hiyins rendered thslr positions almost 'e.ossp. resisted more CT less effaCtualiy al tse Lr.A . sa 3a., ne sannet ct R<pobli90< Deaoera'i9zs z. 7g: w2s hosfct
 3s 3sS4'e'dsy nornir 2 at the meeting Of the Ma ll' A.ssmt,y 'he President stated that the gov -f,7' iorce had completely s1ceeeted is suppress ts .aslrFec,oa o1 the left bank of. ihe liver. sis iF Ehtu sacrifice of human life, and that 1sr-ls7sc las gwen ihe insurgents on ihe
 bank nl 70 oclock tp arrender, when, il
 l5t rol iay town tteir arms, he would storm i''refehmenis, ia the Foafbcrg St. Antonio. 's h"y wefe nos driven, and put the whole to 'w-a. The heavies; artillery had been brought '-2' apo4 them. and i4ttle doaht could be enter s-. last ihs 5nsarsciioa coa!d be put down- Tbe 1h4' heid put of The termination ef tie insar- -sa wss bo', however. realized.
 ts h=tlIag eoutinued inc whole of ssnday. with .s1s lss. of hfe, especially to the SaficaaI AoaGsy ,he renfe -es n,eais G en. Lssnorecsefs
 
 s hsn 1sttis n the ssssrn pert of tho city, and lassh fslaeee to exuenties they stiil fought 2 fsere4ltle sasor. .@
 t @as 'aSasA on Monday morniag early that v Sesia sairs naeF. but asatf tse hope thus held S h. isf1ninatiesa o4 ths insGTfeciien. was net aeSialtiy Fe4zen. 'S'-t h4l-pas, 10, The fighting was resumed,
 4 sn e0y ster a frishpul struggle oi sheut
 -aafs 'Aa' the government troops everywhere a-ssl' a'd isse part of ths insafrseion being ''- h~ insurgents ~srs either shot, taken prs
 hei aio the country ii The cireeiioB To-
 ~-sh~s fee eastern eusfsers, compris
 s 1sassrs St Ans olne, due Temple, MeaI;-
 sS@ shd tep.ageoar,, were Inc sAstsubaasd.1
 = az esH1 toek refuge in the eeIehra,ed Pserre -As'N s9' the Gards MosIt hunted them even a' 'aSt@sfy, and they were slaughtered in the
 ''serias fe,es
 .'~~ssy tSe insuYfec,len was definitely nnel-
 '-T sof hf- has been terrific TO fewer than
 srns'si officers had been pa, hers d. soa-
 H.tsle[ loss iasn in the most xpienais en-
 NaPoieo1. Anoagst these who fell , stgrb-T and Generals Deaft ane Bfea.
 vaAitelsei aaa Rsndalt and others se srse,y
 - tg2F o' kve memhers uf the Naftousi