Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-20

wounded, but the most touching death OF all
is that OF the Bishop of Paris.
The venerable pSelate on Sunday volunteered
10 90 TO the Insurgents az messenger oi
peace. Cayaignac sand that such step va.
full of danger, but tins Christian pastor persist
cd. lie advanced, attended by his two wears,
toward the barrlcadcs, with an olive branch
borne before him, when he was rulhlessiy shot
in his groin and fell MORALLY wounded. The
venerable patient was ordered by the Insurgents
to the nearest hospital in ST. Antoine, where
re received the last sacraments, langulshed aud
has since died
The editor Of the Pore Ducherse, NJ. Larochc
was shot in the head at the barrlcade Koch-
cchoart, where, i'll the dress OF workman, he
was fighting al the head Of party OF insurgents.
1t will probably never be correctly ascertaiHed
10 what extent this sacrifice Of human lite IN
this irighttul struggle has rcached-Somc
compute the loss on the side OF the troops ~
from 5000 to 10 ,000 slain, but we hope THIS IS
exaggerated.
The number Of prisoners captured Of the in
surgcuts exceeds 5000. All The prsoIs are
filed, as well as the dungeons anl vaults oi
the Iuilerles, the Louvre, Palals Royal, INC
Chamber Of Deputies and the Hotel dc 'l'ic.
4 mIltary commission has already been ap-
pointed To Try such as were found with arms IN
their hands and they will probably be deport-
ed to the Marquesas Islands or some transa'lan-
tic French colony.
4 decree has been proposed with that object
We have no space TO recount many acls "i lh-
diyldual heroism Many soldiers exhibited
sublime courage. On tia other hand, the
savage cruelty with which the insurgents wag-
ed the war almost exceeds belief. They tor
Il. 80 thor
hands and feet, and inflicted barbarltlcs worthy
Of savagcs.
The woman were hired to poison the wine
sold TO the soldiers, who drank it, rceled, and
died. i, seems to be believed generally, that
the insurgents bad succeeded IN following up
their admirably concerted plan of operation,
and having advanced their line, and possessed
themselves of the Hotel de Vile, had followed
up the river, the whole city would have been
given up to pillage. Indeed, the words - pl-
lace" and " rape" are said to have been inscr!b-
ed on one Of their banners. Not less than 30
0O0 stand of arms have been seized aud captur-
ed in the faubourg ST Antoine alone.
II FURTHER AND LATER.-1hc third edition
Of the London Sun ofthe evening oiJune 3Oth,
has the following -" Orders have, II IS sad,
been given fnr the arrest Of LAMAkTINE.
Ledru RoIln, LOUIS Blanc, Caussldlerc and
Lagrange, in consequence (accordlng TO the
ConstitutionaD of the finding at The lodgings
of one Of the insurgcnt prisoners (lAcut. De
nottc) several letters from VI. Lqmartne, to-
gother with passport signed by him, and
another by Louis Blanc.
/ The Globe contains dates from Paris 10
Thursday evening, which state that the ne"
Ministry do not give universal satisfaction.
The Monarchs,s, as well as the ultra Re
pubIicans. are believed To have received fatal
blow by the defeat OF She outbreak.
The opinion of the new Ministry arc all sup
posed to be for moderate Republic, with the
exception of Carnot, who will probably have to
retire.
The National Guards and line troops are re-
solved To have rigid investigation into the
causes of the late insunectlon. II Is reported
that not only orders To the departments for AID
were not sent of, but that forged orders were
transmitted.
Barbos made quite sure Of being released by
the success Of the rebels, aud Albert declared
that he should be in Paris on Friday eve
mng.
At one barrier the insurgents had quantity
Of vitrol, and fire engine for the purpose OF
throwing it into the faces of the assaanis.
1t is ascertained that the insurgents had vast
resources, ana lndl lUtN Udu tN'H l''I"lN"
several hundred rockets for an attack upon the
districts of Paris in which the persons most op-
posed TO them reside.
The great bankers have had \ Eoc,uc to-
day to devise means 20 assist VI. GoodchouN
the new Minister Of Finance, and provide a
capital for the working classes. Every effort
will be made TO do without a creation OF paper
money. but this is deemed impossible.
The pay of the Alel.er. NauoucauX has been
restored to keep the men from starvation.
The events winch have happened IN Paris
have cast into The shade almost all our other
continental intelligence.
. In Spain the financial crisis continues aud
threatens rcsulis far more serious than The
yaruc rumors we hayCconsilnily OF CdrIisl Ia
surrecuons aud change of Ministry.
Ia Denmark aud the DucMes, affairs have
not materially changed.
In Italy the war has not made great pro-
grcss. Dcsultory battles have taken place, but
nothing 10 affect materially the success oi
the campaign The Austuans appear to be
pretty safe in the Venetian territories.