Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15
ANOTHER lNsuRREcTIoN IN PARIS.

of the Cunard line, arrived at Eoston on Wednes-
day, having sailed from Liverpool on the Isl instant
One of The most ferocious and obstinate insurrec-
tions which the ensanguined history of France has
had TO record from her earliest annals has just been
brought 10 close in the streets OF Paris, by the abb
soluie annihilation of the reyolted party.
The struggle lasted for four days and nights, be-
fore the insurgents were yanquished.
We give the particulars OF these appalling events
in the order in which they reached us, commencing
with the summary (which was first transmitted
through the Telegraph as follows:
The rebellion appears to have been commenced by dePu
taion OF workmen, who waited upon NJ MAax at the Lux
embuIg He listened to their grievances, but, observing that
their spokesman had been active in the affair Of the 18th OF
May said the men, "you not the slaves Of this man
you can state your own grievances"
This expression distorted among the workmen that NJ
Marie had called them slaves and it seems to have been the
signal for the conspiraos who had previously organized
vast movement, to commence their operations
On Thursday night the a2d Of June, the first bacade
was raised and the troops and the national guards called
out On Friday the Esd, the insurgents possessed them
selves all tha, portion Of the right bank Of the river sene
stretching from the Fauboug ST. Antoine to the rivers while
on the left bank they occupied all that portion called the Cite
the Faubour St. Marcel st. Victor AM the lower quarter
Of 81. Jacques IS
The communications Of the insurgents between the two
banks the river maintained by the possession Of the
Church German, part Of the quarter Of the Temple, the
approaches Of Noue Dame and the bridge Of ST Michael
By these extensive lines OF operation the insurgents
pied vast poron Of the deensibe parts Of the city, and
afterwards threatened the Hotel De V, which, if they had
succeeded in taking might have secured the first victory
their side. t -
On Friday there were partial conflicts but the insurgents
seemed TO be occupied in orying their position than in
actual fighting but whatever the Government troops
may had quarters where conflicts took place,
ST. Denis and st. Martin, tnow appears that The enihu-
sias courage the insurgents epuIsed them and even beat
them in other parts Of the city. M tss
NJ Lanartine rode with the staff of Csvasnac, through
Paris quell the nsuecon; but it evident that
thing but the power Of could compel the insurgents to
yield The Government forces divided into three dvi-
son and large Of troops brought 10 bear with
artillery upon The positions Of the insurgents; but still Friday
passed. and the nsurrecou bad evidently gathered strength
On Saturday. the e4h, the National Assembly declared it.
self in persnanence and Paris placed in Of siege
the power delegated absolutely TO Csvaignac
and half past ten the members the had resign
ed They declared that they should have been wanting in
their duties and bad hey withdrawn before sedOn
or public peril They only withdrew before vote Of the
Assembly.
Reports poured in every hour the Assembly, and the
intelligence arrived of the slaughter Of the national guards and
the fall of general after another, who killed wound
ed by the insurgents the became deep and alarming
Various procamaons issued by Cavagnac induce
the insurgents lay down their arms bat effect
The whole Of Saturday employed desperate fighting
on both Sides except ull during fnghn thunder
In the afternoon OF Friday the conflicts without nters
son On Saturday however, carnage and battles the
south Of the river were horrible.
During the whole Of Friday night, and until three o'clock
Saturday the Of artillery and the noise Of muses
In this nshfu state of things the Assembly
betrayed not little alarm Depusiicns from the Asemby
proposed 60 and enireat the combstansto this strife
but all the reports proved that the insurgents
bent only yielding UP the struggle with their lives sad their
only surpassed by their desperate obs,inscy
On Saturday night u o'clock the capital
fol state Fighting continued with unabated fury Large
numbers troops poured from all the neighbcrng depart
menis but still the insurgents, having rendered their position
almost impegnabe resisted less eecuay all the
force which could be brought against them The red Gag,
the hammer Of The RepuJEgYe Demo1af9ue et Socia
hoisied.
On Sunday morning. the meeting Of the National Assem-
bly, the President stated that the Government force had
Petey succeeded 10 suppresng the ssurecon the le
bank Of the rve after frehol sscnsce Of human fe and
that Gen. Csvsgnac had given the insurgents the right
bank I'LL 10 o'clock surrender, vben if they did not
lay down their arms he would their entertainments IN
the faubourg S. Antoine, where they driven and
put the whole 70 the sword.
The heaviest artillery had been brought bear upon them,
and e doubt could be entertained that the nsuecon could
be put down The hope thus held out Of the termination Of
the insunecton not, however, realized
The fighting continued the whole Of Sunday, with fearful
loss Of life especially to the national guards
On Monday the reinforcemen.s Gen. Lamouciers had
cevsd from Cavagnac enabled him hem in the insurgents
in the part Of the city, and, although reduced TO ex
uemites, they still fought with incredible valcr.
1t thought Monday morning early that they would
surrender but again the hope thus held out Of the termination
Of The nsunection was not Immediately realized.
AZ about hafpast the fighting resumed, and it was
only after fghdul struggle Of about two hours that the
Government troops every where prevailed. and the nsuec-
ton being broken, the insurgents either shot, taken pr
fed into the country the direction towards Vim
The eastern quarters comprising the faubourss ST.
Antoine du Temple, Menilmontsnt, and Pepincour
the last subducd.
The last band took refuge in the celebrated cemetery Of
Pere Ia Chase bui the garde mobile hunted them from
this sanctuary and they slaughtered in the neghborng
fields.
On Tuesday the insuuection definitely quelied The
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