The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-18
TWO CENTS.


deadly weapon The various repre-. vntssves were Il
the qusre 20 greet them; aud thcy them IN return
The long and loud. The systry received
them and cbeered them, they pas WI; ana Tine
guards Of Paris escorted them with the most enthu
siastic ardor: but these bra, - rs tine ~
fissDs, dressed In better unformthere IL 0cwsntinG
courage the part Of any Some Of tn We troops
who csme into the city yesterday after re osivng
warm from the insurgents, whose barrcades they
charged with heroic vaor leaving many Of their brave
comrades upon the field Of slaughter, evde zee OF
Their bravery and the intrepdty of their oppon crs
Every ableboded citizen in Paris Is expected to SA(n
PEELED to take his chance with the soldiers of the ne
At one barrieadc, yesterday at the Clos Saiwfe
where tn. csnnonade lasted three hours bsfoa
the place was carried two undred one battalion
the Guard Mobile cut down; and at the barrcads
at La Chgpee half Of the entire battalion of the
Guard Mobile were left upon the ground General
Cavnignac carried the first barricade which he came
to, leading the charge in person. and throughout tho
day exposed himself rs freely as common soldier
General Lamoriciere Is reported wounded but 1t not
sure to me to be authentic A lady is now in my
whose husband has been almost twelve hours in
the contest now raging and she says the com manier
of the company to which he belongs yesterday arret
cd Of the insurgents. who had eleven thousand
francs in gold, silver and bills which he preparing
to distribute The evidence from all sources leaves
doubt that enormous quantities OF funds were dis
trbuted among the insurgents; and where 1t comes
from is the mystery. She says Ave among her near
neghbors are mortslly nded The world will pro-
baby never be informed of the extent If the killed
and wounded In this rebellion, nor Of its horrors.
1t is well that the public farexcluded rs they
sre from witnessing its horrors The cannonade stii
goes forward portion of the city in the neighbor-
hood OF the Bastie, ST. .1noine, the Clos Sfnte La
-orre &C.. Is coinpactly built and there are many
hiding places that IL has been impossible yet to gain
that part Of the city from the hands OF the insur-
bourg. Fdsbourg 81 Germone Portes Sc Dents and 81
Martin, ind great number of other principal places
there was terrible fight and slaughter Of mon on
both Sides but they have been carried and are nov
in the possession of the government Fourteen bat
tslions of troops are stationed at the Hotel de pTe
hon thpI ms nj N I'd hat.
to command one placeand yet II 1t were not deemed
necessary, it would be- divided for Paris is large
and many required to guard that all ths
dsposable force of the city and surround ny country
Is in requsition. Among the troops that to tho
city this morning were the young and the old. saw
one man appearing to be- very old He tottered he
marched forward, carrying his gun. He appeared to
me like soldier Of the empire. The highest tone OF
public sentiment exists; and common pur-
pose TO animate the entire population; indeed
the city is divided in full by the rebels and this
government. Scarcely a struggling man can be seen
in the streets The well disposed do not go there
much. except to join their companions, and thu rest
either amongthe rebels arrested concealed out
of the way. The law IL vigorously put into
ton, and the market men and women find it very diff
fcult to make their way through the streets Prov
sions beginning to be and the prices to n
rapidly and few days Nike the three past
and present, would create good deal Of difficulty
upon this point. OBSERVER
JUNE %, 1S4S One O'Clock
.assemjiy ia Seson-Futher Particulars of the Pro-
srrss efhe Insurgents, up to two o'clock.
The Assembly in session They have decreed
that sixty Of their number shall be constantly with
troops guards &c. and exposed to all the dangers Of
the moment Indeed, notwithstanding the wonder
FULLY strong feeling against the Executive the part
If those who sustaining the government they ell
rally with enthusiasm to the support of the Rep lbc.
As man and his fighting side by side, yes
terday the Inter shot Dead the father took
body and carried it to his house, aud rs he entered
left tn take MI auI in
minute two afterwards the father returned and both
present at the carrying Of the barricade Some
women shed tears when they speak of their friends
who absent, and they know, in batte but IL
very seldom they doit: there Ia screamn mo la
mel tationno agitationno display, real or artificial;
all feel the presence of the danger and the necessity
Of meeting it, and the right which the country has to
the services Of each man. But American ladies, who
less accustomed to scenes of excitement and dan
ger could not easily THU k, control their emotions
in such hour OF trial; indeed it sometimes
almost attended with absence of that deep feeling
which animates the bosom of American ladies. But
the French shrink from the idea of death less than
Americans the dead live in glory and Immortality,
here, at least in France their bodies buried in
beautiful grounds; their monuments Of stone ee
gantly wrought and carved, and dressed and orna-
me nted, and entwned with wreaths of flowers. and
fur nshed with the most beautiful furniture for tho
house of the dead the stranger and the iead alike
visit these beautiful resting places, and almost every
Sabbath day is devoted to visit to these tombs and
10 repenishing them with whatever is necessary to
lures taken and their furnished with them;
and If they distinguished, died In the service
of their country their paintings statues busts, nina
in Paris. The widows and children of all who die in
the service of the country, the adopted Of the
nation; and are always well provided for. Already at
this moment the treasury supplying the families Of
all those who have fallen who ask IT. feel there
fore, sure that they will leave no family behind to
suffer for the want Of their labor Then there Is tone
of feeling upon this subject, which does not exist in
our country whether it is aided by their ardent pa
psr fh.v 1xscv
TO which have referred, tolal combined, cannot
know; but that 1t exists have doubt General
gents the army, the guard and people, this morning,
which indicate. think that he is Of good feel
ing, good sense and good degree Of efficiency. He
will lombard that part Of the city where the nsur-
gents entrenc II he cannot expe them without
IT. indeed, am informed at this moment that the
Commandment of the Temple so called, has COM
menced. It is true ALSO that ma ny rebels who have
been taken fighting and in arms have been shot ac-
cording to laws existing in this country applicable to
mense. and the many tremble that the city will be
sacked should the rebels succeed there Is little doubt
the evaporation has arrived at that think
ali the National Guard and officers of the government
would be compelled to escape fast horses should
the insurgents conquer them, and that this Is we'll
ders ood
Troops continue to arrive, and am informed at this
moment az oclock), that many persons have arrived
from Rouen other places to assist the
but this do not believe, because they can have no
means unless by the capture of the railroads or they
come on foot, neither Of which is very probable. am
happy to say that think the government
Quoting the defence of the city admirably and that
they most faithfully seconded by the army guards
and inhabitants; and that the republic will issue from
this terrible ordeal doubly dear to the people; and
that they will all determine hereafter not to collect
the heart Of Paris .7teer Rationale of 10000 Idle
men, living at the expense Of the State and to dictate
terms Of peace war to the government. A terrible
responsibility rests upon some ones head.
OBSERVER
PARIS, June 25, 1848.-4 o'clock.
BiOodien Day Of .an-State of the War-Psrticslsrs
aud Incidents, as they Transpired.
From all the sources Of infor nation which reach me
his has been the bloodiest of the three and at ono
line II was said that the insurgents had been gaining
'round; and again, attacked the Hotel lie pTHe in
treat force The sound Of the cannon half hour or
more since, seemed to approach which would tend to
confirm the report, and all the churches In this
part Of the city, received sudden orders to DO closed