Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

The NconaL giving summary of the events OF Mondsy,
describes the pause before the the
The and the howzers which General Lamorciere
expecting arrived. The pieces placed in battery
and ready fire. The insurgents, thus concentrated,
about attacked all sides BY imposing force and
without any doubt they would have been exermnsted Gen.
Cavagnac had ordered regiment Of engineers from La Fere
and Aras and they had arrived with all the materials for
siege. All ready for final attack. What amount
of blood still about to flow The day was advancing
and General Lamorciere whose activity never ackened dur
ing four days. and whose life preserved by miracle
waiting with painful anxiety the act that is the
signal for the attack the Fauboug ST Antoine General
Cavagnac whose prudence equals his rmness wishing
avoid the euson Of blood had summoned the insurgents
the last time 10 surrender. He waited their reply General
amocere counted the minutes, AT length message reach
ed him from the Assembly the insurgents had surrendered
and the Fauboug ST. Antoine occupied by the national
guards and the troops When the announced SOL
ders and officers crowded round General Lamorciere crying
" pre RepubHquel = and, pressing him in their arms,
thanked him with much warmth for the noble and brilliant
services he had performed number Of officers returned in
to town the joyful intelligence Gen Cavaignac
had ordered that the aubougs should be dsamed in the night
Thirty thousand muskes collected in the Fsubourg ST.
Antoine aone writer, dating O'Clock p. NJ on Mon
day, says
81 have just made promenade, far as the sent-
nels would permit Even pass is refused The hos
pitfalls in all parts of the town completely filed with the
wounded have just been in OF the where the odor
proceeding from of the unhappy sufferers terrible All
the inhabitants sending old linen, and the females of
ry rank spend the day in preparing lint The wounded
tinue to pass hters and in every five minutes
/ Wounded horses are also led back from the fight"
/ TUESDAY MoRxISG.-The rappel was beaten again this
morning O'Clock The barriers are still strictly guard
ed. Persons seeking Paris be provided with
and searches made the persons Of all who
through the streets All carriages OF every description
strictly searched Wagons and market accompanied
by 10 the place where they unloaded The few
insurgents that have thrown dawn their have been
literally hunted like wild beasts from their lss The last
band took refuge IN the cemetery Of Pere Ia Chae magn
probably that that receptacle for the dead would be con-
sidered sanctuary They soon, however, taught their
mistake and hunted from that refuge by the cprasses and
the gede mobile These few remnants Of the insurgents are
scattered knows where Only partial pubica-
ton OF journals has taken place day. and the few which
appeared consist only Of single leaves Last night the
Inhabitants ordered to keep their windows illuminated
during the night and the capital consequently exhibited
strange aspect At nine o'clock the reaite beaten after
which no person appeared in the except the senne
and the patrols The former posted at intervals Of
hundred three hundred yards The patrols moved slowly
and silently every hour The sennels every quarter Of
hour called Sentn prenez gdrde cous ITO each other
which, on the night before, esounded in and
distant sounds, like dying echo The physognomy Of Paris
extraordinary Its general aspect being that of an immense
city the whole OF whose population has suddenly disappeared
The quay the boulevard and the silent the
DESERT save when this silence is broken by the tramp ofoop
the beating the alarm drum the sinister rolling of musket
the more awful thunder Of the
Il impossible the state Of the Quarter ST. An
tome In the streets than fifty houses almost
tirey destroyed by the artillery and much larger number
have suffered considerably At every hundred PAGES formd-
able barriers constructed here with carriages filled with
stones there with paving stones further with trunks Of trees
and IN some cases with large flag At o'clock the
pompiers were employed in exnguishng the fire which had
commenced in the ruins
All the parishes of the environs Of Paris have request
ed to send bread to Paris All the private families whose
means allowed them do so Immediately complied and each
/ house sent in certain quantity
military commission has been installed the Prefecture
of Police 1t is assisted BY six substitutes of the Procureur
Of the Republic All rspris de Justice treats R5res or
orcofs who have broken their ban well those found
possession Of considerable Of money included in the
same category, and Immediately given up the high military
court An investigation the charges against all the other
prisoners Is postponed committee Of fifteen members Of
the Assembly has been appointed consider decree relative
to the immediate deportation the Marquesas and Agers Of
1 all those who have been taken prisoners
The representatives desous of asceranng the
OF the two revolutions and the connexion which may
between the emeute, Barbes and Blanqui and the
called that Of the ateers nstonaux. The commissioners
named are NM Pougeard, Waldeck- Rousseau, de Lscv
Deespaui, Whaye, Landrin Odlon Barrot Beaumont de
Ia somme, Goudchaux, Fandin Bauchar de Mornay, Da-
hire, Lanjuns and Larade The leaders, instgaors Of
the nsurrecon, and thoee who have seconded by
nations are TO be brought before court MARTIAL and tined
rebels taken in
The line of the Boulevards from the Boulevard Bonne
Nouvele TO the Basle presents strange spectacle the
broad foo'way either de is spread with straw which
the soldiers extended lie sleeppg others s taking
efreshment others reading the journals
ing the events Of the day 0cers minge among the
on apparently equal terms On either side Of the carnage
road ranged the horses of the cavalry, which supplied
with provender giving the entire line OF the Boulevard the
appearance OF vast stable The extensive space unoccuped
above the Chateau dEsu, and what Franconis
theatre, has been selected the station for the artillery. An
immense number OF Of every description including how
tiers and morsrs, ammunition wagons, &c, collected
/ there
AT intervals along the carriage road vans are SEEM which
commonly used for the removal Of furniture these are
filed with bread Tor the Of the military Wagons loaded
with wine casks and water casks also here and there
the wine being drawn from the casks the spot for the
freshmen OF the soldiers From place place piles Of small
bags containing oats for the horses perceived and carts
laden with hay are continually passing What remains not
thus occupied IN the centre Of the carriage road crowded
with curious spectators promenading they would the
Of public celebration AT the points where the pr-
cps fighting took place the windows ofhe houses batter
ed to pieces see, sso the large in the front
and the chandeliers smashed The marks Of balls
visible on the walls Such is the far the Basle.
Admission to the Faubourg Antoine forbidden many Of
the houses almost filed with Dead and others with wound
ed large number have been almost razed 10 the ground
Funerals OF national guards and soldiers encountered
every where proceeding TO the cemeteries preceded BY the
mufied drum.
General Perro has been named commandern-chief Of the
national guards Of the Seine by General Cayaignac.
The bill TO punish with transportation those convicted OF
participation in the late passed Tuesday
night Some members Csussdere and Foccn opposed this
decree but they hoosd from the ,rbunes suspected
characters.
WFDsEsDAr-0n Wednesday evening Paris was perfectly
rap ndallru s.,n.. -, Th.a