The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-26
The Arrival Of the Steamship
IL | B Z R N | A,
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
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TIE REPUBLIC OF FRANCEl
SURPRISING EVELOPEMENTS on
THE RESOURCES AND ORIGIN
OF THE RESURRECTION

important discoveries appear to have bee,
made by the magistrates on the events of thu
instruction; documents of the highest i'm
portance have been seized, which will show
from whence proceeded the money distributed
and who were really the chiefs of the insur
rection
In the best informed quarters the general
opinion prevails that the real chief of the loto
instruction WAS Caussidicre 1t is said that
things were not unknown to Louis Blanc, but
that he shrunk from any active share.
There were Lieutenants, Brigadiers and
Chiefs of Departments, independently of
these arrangements. The chiefs all met on
| Thursday evening to confer and encourage
each other for the meeting of the following
day. d
M. Grandmeuil, one of the editors, and
Gerant, of the Rcformc, has been arrested .
also, M. Vatrin, Lieut.. COL of the 9Th Lcpion ::
NJ. toubertaux, who has figured in several
political cases. Cheritier, an old political con-
wet, Barral, Capt. of the 18th Legion, Caral
Ion, chief Of the club Democratioue, Muori-
neau, Vice President of the club de Lamon-
tagnc, and M. Shore, editor of the Vraie Re-
publique.
Documents have been found duplicating
Girardin in having received money from
Russia, the Cariists, Orleanists, and Bonanart.
ISIS. Russian roubles arc said to have been
found in his apartments.
On the 9th ult., as some National Guards
were searching house in the Rue du Fan
bourg st. Antoine they found in cellar 81
armed men with 1G7 loaded muskcts and in
struments for casting balls in their possession |
the men surrendered without resistance.
On the 18th a sentinel observed n cabrio- |
let, IN which were two men, pass by him.
which attracted his attention. lie called on
the driver to stop. The men were obliged to
descend, and large sum in gold of Russian
and considerable quantity of car
tr!dgcs were found. They were arrested and
taken before the Commssary of Police.
They were armed with dagger pistols.
1t IS said that in the hospital of the Pitie
alone the gold and silver found on the per-
sons Of the wounded insurgents amounted to
Inc sum of 10000 francs
The cash found on the insurgents searched
1t the fifth Marie, too is said to amount to
$1,000 francs, One individual arrested in 1
he Rue Grange Aux Bellies carried POO
rancs in gold in belt, and so francs in sill
'er Many others who had not even shoes to
heir feet were in possession of co francs, 100 S
rancs, 200 francs. {
More than 100000 muskets have already !
'ocn returned to tire Arsenals of the state. |
CRUELTIESl- POISON- :
ED BULLETS, ASSASSINATIONS &c. :
A great number of the balls extracted from t
he wounded of the National Guard and the c
rmy, were composed of pieces of iron which t
'cre pierced, and piece Of copper wire in d
reduced which projected on each side. The
ttempts to poison soldiers and Gardes Mo- d
lies still continue, and the men of the Garde Il
lobile have been warned not to accept wine g
&C., from persons with whom they are un- 4
cquainted. Many attempts, several of which a
ave been successful have also been made to Il
lurder scntres on their posts at night Il
everal struggling soldiers and officers have W
kcwise been assassinated in the streets of W
aris POISONED LINT was said to have C,
cen sent to one of the hospitals where scvc- I
Il hundred wounded soldiers were lying. d
MEASURES FOR DEFENCE.--The appoint al
cnt of General Changarner as Commander b.