The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01


 well as the dasxesas and vaalts sg she TaiIsessss The Lcuvre. Psiais Royal, fhe chsrabe of Depu. ties and the Hossl de yiile. $ miistary esAmisalsn 0as slFesdv been appointed to try sach as wers found wilh arm sn their hands and they wAll uso- baby be aepofsef to fas MarqnssAs Islands, cE s1ne tranSlaasic French cussly.
 A decrre has heea Pgoaesed wlth that obisci. We have no srate e feeoa If macy AeiA ef lniiviiual beroiSm MsAs soldiers exhibited snhiine courage On tic other hand. the savage craeiFy vitA which ths insurgents waged the war almost exceeds be- lief. They i0FtaTed some Of fheir own psisemers cut aH lhsif hands and feet and inflicted barhaEiis. wevtty of savAges.
 The women were hired so poison the Wins sold to the saidisi, who drsnk 1t, and then Feeied and died II eeemed to he believed, generally, tsaa ii the insnfKehts had sacee3ed in following up their most admirably ceReeEted form of operations, and having advanced their line and posseSselihemsevss of the Hotel de Vile and followed ur their aoag the tEo banks og the riser that The whole city would have been given up to pilisge. Indeed the wofds Ptagr and Tape said fo have been in- scFibod on of their banners. Not less tAan % 600 stand Of have been seized and captured in tho Faaborg St Antoine alone.
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 Toe city of Pais stands in the ralley Of the river Seine. in such wise that whilst ths most central part of the city occupies the Islands and Inc strand cl tbe Fivel, tAe streets whirh dyergs st right angles from this point rise bT some what farid asrenI 10 the hish ground on each side of fhe valley. Tue centre Ot the iFssuuecton was established on the low ground by the river. Its wings rested on tisese opposite heights. The Hotei de Vile vas it's most advahcrd post 10 front, but aH the Barrow streets and the Qasys, from that building 10 the fauaosvg St. Antoine were in the funds of the in- surgents The attack wAs carried on rpon this point by Gen, nuvvier bat such were the prepara- tons of resasisnee made thai areofing 10 the writ ten statement of the Mayor ei Paris 10 fhe National Assembly, the whole district was converted into . vast fortress, which could only be reduced stone by stone. G
 The streets were bars;csdea the windows were iaed with matrasses, behind winch musdenons fire was poured down en the troops. and the gang wsy of the internal coulnunicatiOn had been open cd from house to house, which supplied amunition or means of escape to inc beseiged. The progress Of the force frota this point was accordingly very slow and ii in the of ihss posiiion that the final stand of the nsurreetson was mads on Mon Cav afternoon
 [ Bot the operations were carried cn with eaasl skiH and courage al ihe two wings, fer tbal term
 may strictly be applied to the possi'oHs which the in surrec'ioH has assumed. On the left bank of the Seine. the left wing extended to tse Pantheon, by the steep narrow line os the Req N Jacgaes, whic was completely barficaded, and even fortified with cannoa. The attack on this position alone lasted i5 hours. hard and nniterrapted hghisag ye, if was the first which was reconquored by the troops.
 The attack an the right wing which extended to the 1fsS St. Ls<s sIi, was conducted by Lsmsn1ers who gradnaly iefced his way the third day b the barriers. and tn effected his junction With the central division of Gen Davivieg. Ii may be in- ferred from the regular disf button of the iasurrec- tioasry forces, t.as their plan was to exhaust The tteops by lraiiless atlae< on the barrcsde, and thea 10 sssame offensive operations by an advance of tue tao wings upon ihe National Assembly aad the west end oi Paris. so as io place the government between two fires, and taredaee if 10 Inevitable de- suuciian. The ext-at oi orgsaizaifoa, which ths execution If ssca plan, extending ever line oi several miles in iergth. end msiutaiRed Tor the las four days, disclosed, is perfectly incoaceivsbie Ever species of artsfce was employed to eoavey smTBuniilou. The paiis of the mix women. the couchex cf he woande6. aud even the eoins of lie dead were found hiied aith guuFower aa9 caIisog- ehes.
 l Large sums ef money, a gold and notes. were aiseoyefei on persons of men. sprsrsnty n i tieme poverty, and of young chi ldsen. Toe wo- men If Paris took most active part in ibe rug gle They conveyed er8ers snd signsis through the 1 hottest fire. They carried od ihe ~ouased. some of thefn perished i the bsrlea5es CT tired fom the houses on the soiiers whifsf are even Iepor- led to have iaficed most rrfned harbzri:iss upon tileir wretebed fellow who had faifsn pr CTS into iheir bands, were spztsd hy ihe ehsn- css or the indixcrimiEaiing fury Of this general slaughter.
 The Atchbistao Of Paris who in the sublime ex- efcise Of the most awful duties ot ChrsSian priest sought tD brns back that outrageous tnHlntrte ta reason and reaee, was brutaliy sho, from the back Of barficsae, and Gen. Negtter ~he hai survive l ihe numerous campaigns of Africa fell ,n like mar ner st barley win The, savsges nf the fsrtouyg A
 4nosa.ie Sovas; and korsibIe deso1ation wrou sh' in fhe heart ofa city by ihe has,ss of her own cit zens the world has ho witnessed in the whole vey If historic mesnery; aHt he arms Of srangei snd .n enemy woaid have been devoted b eternal iaia'ny if they had inflicted So awful ohas'isemsnt oa he grea, city of Paris None but herself could punish her inigaiiies or 'lfiiet her doom.