Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

tua cleaning their arms The force Of dcipne and ha
bit on the part Of these gallant manifest in their inn
mediate reforming reorganization they in the
tire of the bacades into which they dragged themselves pros
trate, cp their hands and knees Both guards and
troops in the uboug du Temple. entered the streets behind
the barcades through apeures made by sappng An off,
Ger conceived the idea of piercing holes through the houses
and thus passing from to another pursued with
the happes the troops got thus above the barcades
and dsodged the insurgents by pungins 6reu pion-
geat-fom the windows. The common sewers were used
as passages into the barrcaded streets
Old Arago, the astronomer. led several charges Lamar
tine paraded horseback accompanied by Caassdee. he
traitor expefec) seeking, he told the Assembly, glory
His colleagues rather Of hem the mayor Of Paris and
three Of the minister's behaved the places conflict and
spoke in the Assembly, like accompces than adversa-
res Of the nsurecon. Ere long they will al be completely
unnasked In the sitting of the 27h Caussdiere and La
Rochejsqueln (he egmis betrayed themselves abundant
y the former by audacous apology for the mob Both
were hooted from the tribune. Gen. Lebreton, honest
rough warrior, VINO commanded Of cavaignacs stations
told the house, "Our country has yet escaped from dan
ger; there erts conspiracy and you will have
the refragable proofs. Grounds wanting for the
allegation that much of the money the hands Of the nsur
gents from the Ministries of the Treasury and the Ine
ror, and from the Legms and the Oreanist
vaives We may believe that Louis Napoleon early contr
bued portion. As for foreign gold, am utterly ncedu
lous The Emperor of Russia had lost enough by bis pecu
laon Of fifty millions OF francs in the French funds The
British Government would hardly play foolish game
that Of assisting consgn Paris Jacobn facon thus
furnishing encouragement to its chass and its hordes
Of operatives 1t that the victory here OF the rulers
and citizens strengthen the Of order the
other side of the channel The arociy Of the pans Devices
and deeds Of barricade admonshes London in parcu
lara the great cities Of the civilized world We aghast
when think Of their chances their approach to sue
how they aned guided, provided and connect
ed The conspiracy have been commenced by their
adro prompers and managers after the revolution of
February The results Of that triumph quickly disappointed
and ncensed the cupdy and feocousness Of the uarad
cal allies and instruments of the conedeacy Of the National
and La Rorme More of the mysteries Of Paris
ExDctato Cavaignac answered, yesterday, old
rade who congratulated him on his triumph " Yes but
without african fellows should have been dshed."
OF his generals wounded of them mortal
ly Two horses killed under Lamorciere Ia bat
tie of the empire were proporonaby, many superior Off
lost many put hors de combat in attacking
fortress redoub Marshal Bugeaud is called by telegraph
to Paris, and his way Changaner arrived yesterday
from Algeria, and takes the supreme command Of the national
guards The Journal des Debats Of this morning remarks
Frenchmen None Of the thousand students sided
with the insurgents Hundreds of these despeadoes pene
trated into the caacombs under the ubourg ST. Jaque and
must there perish by famine Thousands Of possessed G
maes-no few well clad-sacr6ccdo exposed themselves
in aid Of the nsurecon They severed with knives heads
and limbs Of living guards carried them the points Of sabres
sold poisoned beverages the thirsty soldiers protecting the
Assembly rvaed in every way the fues wrought into he
rones by Lamarne in his History They carried cartridges
under their Clothes in their bosoms baskets disguised in
seeming oaves Of Bread their hair pressed by caps and
bonnes The prostitutes had been drilled spies and scouts;
they ndefagabe suffers and and bore away
in bands the disabled and killed Of the bacades which
they attached.
Bedeau is appointed Governor of Paris He is the most
scientific Of the African school nursery 0udnos appeared
yesterday in the Assembly, and rendered his army Of the Alps
The d greeting Of these commanders by ,ha, body Of
presentaves indicates where their hopes placed They
have created Csvasnac President Of the Council nondescpt
Executive with underlined powers and the choice of his
Ministry Theirs, Dupn and Remusat voted eagerly for this
measure, the dictatorship having been positively resigned