New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

ON SUNDAY evening the prclate. accompanied by two
OF h- Vicar Generals proceeded by the Rue - Antoine
90 tine Place dc ia Bi-c. where the combat sull con
! tuucd Tho welcome which nc had received from
Gen Cavaisnac bat prelude % what No. met with
in tine places near the scene of the combat Hs rcso
luton praised he was surrounded by citilcn-.
solder- aud women mo Tell on their knees and were
unanimous n calling down blessings on toe head Of the
envoy of God and n impOrn- bis bened.cuon some
among them more prudent Than The rest represented
to him the danger perhaps useless. which be would IN
cur HE reply was, 10 Is my duty 20 otter mp my life
and hc was heard frequently TO repeat % himself b.
ms Gnfem pastor DIT rif1m ,n0m pro oribns suns.
on hls route hc entered several OF the aub HGHcrs
giving his blessing and ab7oluiion % the wounded On
reaching the of combat which was then going ON
with great severity be- asked the Colonel who was ln
command whether 10 was not possible 90 stop his nre
for a few moment he hoped BIS such plan that that
Of the insurgents would also be suspended ana that
during this temporary truce ne might make himself
known and come to parley with them The Colonel
admlTln- the feeling oi the Archbishop yielded 10 me-
request and the antcpatons of the preatc were real
ized for the firing ceased simultaneously on both ides
The insurgents mounted on the top OF their barrcafe
and held the butt ends OF their muskets IN the air
The Archbishop aud his two Wears General, NJ JAG
ouemeut and NJ Rayinet advanced toward the BARR
cade One man alone. dressed in blouse preceded
him. carrying n branch Of tree IN his hand - marx
OF cancellation The insurgents their part descended
from then bafIicide n them appearing paclnc
aly inclined and others with menace DO their features
and n their language By a zeal which can readily be-
understood the cOmbaitant on the side Of order could
not reconcile Il 10 themselves 10 see the Archbishop
thus exposed to the rage Of men who had on that very
day murdered some persons who had been sent 70 par
lev with them They therefore neglected the request
Of the preate and advanced and were thus face 10 face
with their enemies. Repr0aches and threats were eN
changed and personal struggles took place the disas
trous consequences of which the eccesescs sought 10
prevent in the Of religion and OF the pontn VINO
came there 10 stop the eiu-iOn of blood 10 save those
who had taken mp arms. and their wives ana chiden
During these alterations, which Tor some time de-
layrd the accomplishment Of the hOly mission mus
ket nred but ls not known which side, ol
whether Il By accident Intentionally. In an in
slant cry OF Treason treason 90 All sides
The combatants retired and the firing became more
severe than ever. The worthy Archbishop was thus
placed between two nres he showed no alarm, ne
never thought OF escaping to the right OF lett lie al
v4uced toward the bdrrcafe and still accompanied Dy
his Vicars General h. mounted Il and reached the sum
init He was thus IN view oi both parties. lne la4ls
whisted round him but 40 this time appeared ~ r.
spect him. One Of his attendants mad three uiI'
through bis hat
The mediator showed himself and what voice could
be more eloquent than this heroic apparitioh what
thanks ought fall the heart Of the ponth thus OIL
ierng and giving his blood aud his life for the people
Inirusted 90 his care What glory s-o both Tor MN
and Tor the faith which inspires II But his sacfnce
wa- % be completed He came down nom the Cal.a'
rs where death had spared him and mad scarcely De
scended few steps when he fell pierced m the IONS
by ID ball which appeared 70 have come from wndo"
al the side 4 faithful servant who followed MIN I'm
known 10 bis master endeayored 70 eaten nm ia hIs
arms but was himself wounded ia the side. LEI a.
however render justice 10 every one the insurgents
90 hls assistance and carried him 70 the Hospital oi
the Quinze Nngts, and placed guard over MIN IAsy
procured the signatures oi at present 70 eiet mar W
was not shot by the persons % Wnum ne uAh w.
spoken and they appeared very anxious 10 have tni'
point clearly stated
The news of the event soon spread throus ine 81
boure and produced extraordinary sensation in an
hour aiterwsri the iring ceased not % fecommehee
The Christian calmness and serenity which induced ana
sustained the conduct Of the Archbishop never ci A
ON his Fic-r General NJ JacQuemet- rel0nin5 aim tht
N.r Ns nod NIH fFIHF
thought OF his condition j. inY "gun1 serious
l. very much 90 /. ms lie M danger IL %
Wen then replied the Archbishop Jet God De pfaiseH'
and may he accept the sacrifice which a-an onei nun
for the salvation Of this misguided people Mst my
death expste the sins which have committed during
lie aiterwafd confessed and received the Sacrament
of Extreme Uncton preserving Throughout uls severe
sufsrines all his presence of mind and expressing
sstsfacfioD full OF ripr'tg and grandeur Al having ac
cofnpished ghat h. calico bis duty Lie is So short
be often repcaoci and the term ~nlch stii ithiailsl
% me could have been but short nave sicil-ed Ailt
for God for the men created in His image ana re pur
chased 10 His blood. ON Monday morning ne was raI
ried 10 MS palace and be passed through the srts
the pe0pe an tell on their knees with feeling Oh 'ene-
ration
BE was escorted 10 his residence b. party oi tht
Carde Mobile The rounienance Of one of those sal
liant youth. particularly struck hun az be La1 seen nm
lighting ami after having received "olhu h i-e Ae-n
wrest sabre from the hand Of his a-saiant pc bees
oned him 70 approach and having s strength enough
O. nse his arms he dctschci small crurlA when nt
worn ssD.udrf round bis neck and gave 70 70 the young
hero saving Never part win tn- cross-rc- u near
your heart Il will bring you hlppness Inc yulh-
Co,npanv of DE I'm Battalion, joined bis hands IN an
attitude of uraver and wOre 10 preserve forever tne
precious sosregi OF the venerable dying pfei7te Inc
pain he suffers j. st very sever te pail has not oeru
extracted, and his medical aiienuat' nave H'te uole7
Of his life.