New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

lowlns letter. which wc Ind DID <ne -Ifhe'-ft'F
lEn-.l Eromn,r Itconis.a, many thrilling pp--
ticnls-s which we have not elsewhere seen:
PARn. wednesday Nay Y.
What q tremendous hurricane has pa-sed over Pans
dulug the week The atmosphere has been al on ire,
and the heavens have seemed flaming canopy over
our heads We have yet recovered from our
stupor and feel ike men who, having been Jed 20 ihs
borders OF q frghfiu precpice, have been rescued 10
efficient time - save life, bat TOO late 20 escape al the
anguish and .hc horror Of the dreadful fate which hsd
appeared inevitable No wonder We grow old sooner
in Paris than esewhlre-the emotions q q day Ike
Monday lat arc sufficient 90 do The work Of years II
vas indeed day that icv VII forget while e remains
one which has eit stronger cad more durable I'M
preston than that created By ihe revolution OF Ie2ra'
sry. 10 bad been long expected and f6sTfd even who
the result dreaded and uncertain. Judge then OIL
tie joy. fc triumph tAe gratitude o If1, dence ic
throughout the cty % The glorious issue Inc event
OF tic day v Dee handed % you n etal hy tic news
p1pcr tic imprcs IONS oil $40 ey r iuess my mere
fore Doc acccntahc filing up certain details unlrOta
big omitted in tle hurry OF ncw-paler report lle
recital was furnished 10 hy officer OF the National
Guard who took an ac,ivc port in tie movements 81
hc day. and D. wen lua.lcI & give in' most authentic
account
go an early hour 10 ,hc morning writes DE-. " wes
the ByRrard B0Hu0rchdif having 0usinCs 90 trans
act n that quarter whom my attention attracted by
nuin1erlcss groups which were forming on thc pave
mont "a, % apparently intent on listening to orator
who was sf4foDei n The middle of the assent 'a-r.
holding forth lhc necessity ~ Immediately Ltl}nt
% The assistance Of te injured Poles wit VI 81, tcI4
Di flrtc groups. anl nuud ilNl t 70 CONSIST Ni i'
.1me description al Individual WOrfmcu n n'uu-t-
small trade people. with eUrHkin- Cl tue MARKET
folks .ust ioatiu. Paris ettor having posed Of t.ii
waTes alI whose carts, drown up alon- the public N
Daufcd uccosing stoppaec o. thc omnbuses and
coaehc. which boo their return contributed 20 t1f com.
SION iu The ul. of al ihis cuuf1.ton, Observed
caIroici cont lining two gentlemen cfi1. lty anxious
90 sdvanrc approach thc group among which Waa
stationed at me moment The driver made -e-tul"
with hs So. % 20 ilc individuals as embed ln'im'fNe
hi. desire toprococd. man tuIncd round an n.y 20,
cliu.n.. 'Ncu must wait awhile. citizen; DO you nD'
perceive tl. $50 are rhfttn-f expected quarrel fu
cnro.,t babe Zine driver turn which uIInr nc accom-
pii he'd with difficulty and saw tc vehicle tal.' it-
way down s.dc ffrcet
Scarcely had ihis scene taken place WHOM the bead
Of fhc column. forming 'ho procession which had been
announced 20 bear lie petition o. Che Assembly in favor
of Poland appeared in light and soon the groups at
orators and listeners d per=ed themselves among thc
crowds Of pr ctators arranged along the lnopfn O.
behold the procession pass. Every feeling "is absorb
ed 90 a-t0n hmCIt 10 ihc vast numbers ana cNifaor
nary appearance ~ tire individuals composing tll-
memorable depu'aiion The ola population OF Iarl-
so hated Of Marie hntoinc'te-so dreaded ci every
French monarch even including Napoleon Inc PEG
pie Of the quite as he used % call tlcm-sccmcd sud
denly TO have arisen once more. AT covered with ue
same dirt and rags in which they mad 60 long been
buried Onward they came Ike muddy torrent
fifteen abreast clearing tc Boulevard o. they went
Coaches carts dilsCnccs, omnilnacs turned suddenly
afoundat their approach dashed down the side streets
In alarm Contrary ia the usual mode OF proceeding i1
Paris the procession unaccompauicd by drums on
music of any kind. but marched on in sIeucc-tut
heavy tramp o the thick boots and wooden s1b1s bein-
interrupted by no sound save the oitrtpcaied cry OF
Tte 10 PologreT uttered with look Of su.h defiance
toward the hy tanders that instantly resolved % i0i
low the procession as 10 became immcdHtty evident
that tn. moving multitude stirred by other sent
nents in proceeding to the Chamber than those con
ccted with the cry Of Pre- i0 P0i0gHe.'
As the vast crowd moved onward 10 the Boulevard
Montmatro, it seemed 10 develop itsef in yet moro
formidable array Is far eye could reach. from me
Basule TO the Madeleine, one moving mass Of bon'f'
the eyeAore ana there chief OF one Of me clubs
ia irock coat a uniform of the National Guard
alone breaking the mOnotony Of the long line OF dirty
blue linen The head dress various, from the vel
lew Madras handkerchief 20 the smart scarlet kf' ana
broad straw hat. Topped M the SIDE win trlccOfc1
cockade some indeed. walked bare headed. beneath
the hcrcest sun inasnable-tfs would augur well Tor
the strength OF brain of those who could perform such
feat with impunity As the procession passed the
Madeleine I observed very curious circumstaire.
which ha, escaped notice. Whether spontaneously, or
in obedience 10 command. know not but suddenly thu
talking and the shouting ceased there was an utter ~
ence of few moments and then the whole mass sei
forward AZ a running pace toward the Chamber
BY this movement their ranks became 20 compact
and crowded on the Pont de Ia Concorte, that 10 vas
no longer possible 20 advance with them; and feeling
convinced of their hostile intentions hurried nome, ~
don my uniform and prepare Tor me struggle WLch
was now evidently on the point Of taxing place A.
descended once into Tie street met several o;
my comrades who like mysell had taken alarm. run
ming about in an directions asking for orders aud Oh
tanning none both terrified and astonished az having re-
ccivcd summons 20 rally round the Chainbef. We
agreed however 10 repair thhcr together and arrived
al the very moment when the crowd were clinoh-
over the iron ratings which surround the buldhs ana
where hastily assembled battalion OF the poor tc
Garde Mobile was endeavoring to make head against
the most brutal and formidable multitude have ever
seen assembled was just seeking 90 force an entrance
by the door in the Rue dc BorsOgne ana adea Dy some
halfdOzen sturdy comrades, was pushing with an my
strength of elbow and shoulder when huge fellow,
leapng the back Of the b0hs1H nearest 10 the IRON
rails, succeeded in passing DIS leg over them
A Gard, Mobile stationed on The inner side, endea
vored 10 pish him back with the butt end Of his gun
the fellow drew back overcome, when suddenly ioai
cry of agony burst ON the GGrdt N1bc-thc wretch
upon wh0sc shoulders me intruder hah uouHlc" ll"'
succeeded in introducing his walk ne stick between th
rails and had put the eye Of the brave lsd who h
sought 20 defend the entrance; saw hlm borne away
10 he rear with feeling OF pity can hardly cxprc-.
he was mere boy OF fifteen or thcrcahout with imf
complexion and with slender limbs, more htfd to ot
keeping sheep upon the hills than % be- struggling mus
with more Wild and furious IMAM tia Wo'e- M"-'4
he would have been taught % dread. The CONFUSION
caused by this event broke the ranks Of The Gade No
bile and the mob knowing 40 RESTRAINT, le'pc' INTO
the entrance court Of The Chamber ] followed TOO
with nv friends and in few moments borne along
through some half dozen corridors squeezed, torn
and tramplcd breathing air which seemed 10 issue
from fiery furnace, we found ourselves among iht
fret of those who entered the National Assembly,
bear witness 20 the bold attitude of LHmalu" and
20 the cnlm courage which has been the saving of u- n
10 natural enough that az th.s sudden lffupHo.
into The Chamber a QUICK alarm shoulA nave epIttt
itself among the members and many rose from tn'r
scais as ii anxious % make Tor the door, but ia.
MARITIME rose with great dignity, and spoke clearly ami
with dignity. and although his colnenance wac very
pale vet h.- voice betrayed not tLc smallest emotion
'Citlcn representative, exclaimed he lc NO one 'i
from his uiu-e or give of scandal 20 hs fellow
citizens Remember what is expected of u7 ai--
What arc we then 20 DO exclaimed voice. which b
have since been told was that OF Leon dc Male ollie
Fold our arms and await the event returned Lamar
tine calmly au sat down ami repre- sell mufnlr nl
apurobtion .i /, @ sH Ular fact that such Was ih'
state OF distracted cXcitemcnta the NOM nt that most
of the members actually obeycd Che Injunction oi i7
MARITIME M q literal sense. and folded thr arms await
I'M, thus the event ~ nc had rcccmmt nlcd.
{" In lew moments more. the noise aud CONFUSION
became So greet that 10 impossible either 20 sc' on
hear wha, passed beyond ones uwa immediate circle
happened to stand close beneath the diplomatic 90
bu4e and turned with great curiosity toward Lord Nor
MANLY. % evamne the eject produced upon HIM most
particularly uy thi. extraordinary and dis-rnceiu scene
must say tlat the only expression visible upon the
countcnancc ol OIL, iuIdship was Thar of the -reirs'
wonder. lie looked intensely puzzled but not 90 tae
slightest degree alarmed. The tribune was crowded
with ladies among whom were many EngAsA VINO DE
hayed well neither screaming nor iintng bat merely
cazinz upward with odd expression az nQslry o.
ward the fringe OF human leEs which hung above the
tribune almost low their very faces. Presently
satv rho door al the back of The diplomatic box Oplu