Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25

o,,eue several hundred yards in length, COM
nosed Of persons Of both sexes, whose irlepos
and relatives are missing. AUD who seek ''o''
remains in that melancholy depository.
The risor usually attendant on s.asI ~ "
siege is now considerably reiaxeui au' -,
the trades people of Paris as are MOI oa"A, ~
have re. opened their shops ana oureauA'
lice has been sent to the theatres ana places y,
public amusemen, by the police thai icy aie
authorized to re open The theatres, ho"''
show no Intention Of responding TO .h',: r.;
Documents have been found iniPloa' pea,
rardn in having received money iiou' =. pn.
the Carlists, Orlean;sts ana Duo" - n b;s
sian roubles are said 10 have oe'n ''1'
apartments &c tho Tie I.ouyiers was
,"usn,y constructed that the insurgents couia
g., ,hrongh loopholes without danger garao
r'oh;le AGED scarcely fifteen, crept close 10 l'e
barr,cade and suddenly rising, hired through QUO
of the loorhoIes. He then fell nat on MS iseo,
and reloaded his musket, when ne again niuu
through the loophole. He repeated tiiis ooiu'y
audacious act fourteen times, but on lne u ,een,"
the brave little soldier was shot deaa' ohoi'5
after the barricade was carrieu .aa.
The attempts TO poison soldiers ana garuss
mobiles still continue, and the men VI .he ea'u.
mobile have been officially warned not 70 accept
wine. &c, from persons with whom they are on'
acquainted. Many attempts, sesesa' VI "ni.'i
have been successful, have also oeen ihaue "
murder sentrics on their posts at night oeve-
raj struggling soldiers and officers nave likewise
heen assassinated in the streets OF Paris. foi
soned lint is also said to have been sent 70 one
Of the hospitals, where several hunuieo "ou"u
ed soldiers woro lying
rTbe greatest emb IRE ssmen is produced by The
,normous Gumber o! prisoners arising oui OF ne
late lnsnrreclion, which now exceeds iu,ooo. IL -
said that al those who have been eSaminea a.
ready, grounds have been elected Tor prosecuting
1000 |, has been ascerlainea mat ~ iess' Az
600 persons either Constructed barrcades, iunSht
AGAINST The defenders ot Order or committed as
sassinations.
Tn. provinces are represented 10 be IN very
excited sal,; bodies ol workmen ale pll!as,ns The
different country houses and arres;lns travellers
ON The high road The rebels are said TO be rais
ing their heats, and promenade about Lyons ana
V,ilalraBca in bands, crying "penseahcei we
will revenge the death Of our brethren!
One of the French papers proposes 10 hacAd-
amise The principal streets Of Paris So as 10 gel
hid of The paylns stones, which are 50 convenient
for making banicades.
/, is said that in the hospital Of the Pitie alone
the gold ard silver found on The persons OF me
wound,d insurgents amount 10 the sum oil lo9,-
O00f (f6O0U) The cash found on the insurgents
sea ched At the filth Marie TOO, IS SAID TO amount
IS 900! [fl4O0 One individual arrested IN the
rue Granse-aux Bellies carried 2l0Ot IN gold
[fSIl in a belt aud 30l in silver. Many Others,
VINO had no, even shoes 10 their feel were 10 pos
session ot col, l00 and 2OOt.
highly intelligent correspondent and the au-
thor OF several works on French history, writing
from the centre OF the insurrccion, casts entire
discredil on many oil the reports which have ceen
circulated resp; citing the iUrbearance oil The MI
luary. and the atrocities Of The insurgents. AS
We have given room 10 some oil these, we ieei II
bul iusl 10 puGlish bis remarks, which are mere
subjoinsd:
Il have speni some time visiting The Pantheon
Rue ST. Jacques, Rue lie la Harpe, fiace 81
Michel, &c. | entered houses, talked with sol.
aieis with National Guards who had been al all
| Inc fights, with people who had viewed inc COM
bat from their windows, aud l could not nnd
single person who had seen any oil theairocii'es
alleged TO have been perpeiraled; they all either
had moi heard OF them, or wholly desbelieved
them. They were, in fact but one OF the means
used 10 prevent general instruction, aud are
now used 10 justly Tie terrible severity OF Inc
f,s,ilades OF The Champs de Mars.
"The massacre OF ST. Bartholomew, the Reign
of Terror, The Massacre CT Naples, the Sack OF
Rome nothing in history is more awful Than The
present sale OF Paris, under The regime OF the
selfish bours eo,sic and the savage soltiery. Six
huai!ed men have already been shot IN cold blood
some OF hen nearly dead al their wounGs; and
100 more viii be shot General Cdvaisnac, like
brave and gallant soldier, would have save those
unfortunate men, who, i; viciotious, would have
been carried in triumph as the heroes OF great
revolution. The insurgents were mis- AIKEN, many
81 them criminal; but there are other punishmens
lhan those of bu,chers But nothing is 50 savage
as coward when victorious. The National As.
sembly has been living under terror lor tour days,
and il will now have lis revenge, Cagailnac nah
Should " TO more veins, nov The struggle was
over: but he forgot that the Odion Baffots, the
Thi.Isss-ha slaves and mlnons OF monarchy
were there 10 glu themselves in republican blood
Who knows to what lengths he rnonarchis.s Of
The National Assemhly-hat i, Two thirds VINO
have slammed republiraniSm Tor cowardIce :
will so7 We are now under their rule: and
God help those who are placed beneath their
swayl What The soldier who gained the victory
refused TO do, these iliIe statesmen, lawyers and
pensioners Of monarchy, will do. Punish they
should, because all governments must put down
instruction, bu; without !e1ocily-wih mercy
When say tina, Od,llun Barrnt is he head man
in the commission OF inquiry, need scarcely say
how piIiless will b. the procedure. His paper
the .S,ecic, alter Ierapi'ulaling the atrocities as.
ctbed 10 lew of The insurgents, demands death
inr Them all Ii says that he law which ahol
hes death for political offences, is delunc'.-
VIVA, will be the consequence 2 Mark my
words now, and remember them six months
hence. The party put down yesterday is donbv
sronu already. Not working man but regrets
having marched. And they will triumph yet
They have been delea;ed, but are not discour
aged They will next time be better organized
even than nov, and then awful will be The ven
eearcc. II universal suffrage be mol abolished,
believe hcY will mol need an instruction, Tor the
elections will show The horror felt Al the Giron.
iius OF IS4S Were | to tell you all The individu.
al acts OF atroci,y committed by the National
Guard, you would shudder. | heard one boast
that he had pitched an infant over barricade
with his bayonel; 1t was one Young reptile The
less How were the Garde Mobile prevented
from Joining the insurrection, as was natural 10
the children OF The barricade OF February7 By
making ihem swallow The list Of atrocities col up
as a cup de theatre by the National Guard, and
by drenchlng them with brandy. Atrocities there
we're committed by the bribed convcls, but MOI
one halt OF what are said. But il was the only
way to decide lhc Garde Mobile. Wait until The
press is tree once mure, and then the horror o.
mems hearts will pour oul. Let il be recnllecled
that had the insuHecion lriumphtd. the forcats,
convicIs, &C., found attempting 10 pillace, wonli
have been shot By II" insurgents, who every
where had Mort aa1 Po'eurs on their flags Do
nul credit The interested islseboods Of The tory pa.
pers of London, insri ei b. GalignanI's MeSsen
ger rabid friend Of Louis Philippe. OF course,
il suits the views II these papers 10 promulsate
atrocities, but history will tell different tale"
The Refmme s-ys:-"For some days, in GER
tain journals, we have most unworthy CON-
merce of hideons chronicles. The pistol and n
poisnard have seemed too vulgar materials; poi
son,ns is more varied, and is multiplied in all
manner OF forms. Here we are told of women
selling poisoned brandy; here morehands offer 10
The soldiers venomous cigars, OF which they at
once feel the marderous effect We will not
speak of the mn,lalions, OF cut off heads, OF 81.
rocious acts OF revenge-their frequent repetition
is not surprising on The part of persons who had
organized pilage and violation. We ask if
these details are the result OF delirium, or the
ba,e calculation Of party which speculaies, as
usual, on Calumny.
The prevailing impression is, that the late re-
volt has inflicted death blow on communism