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The ATTEMPTED Revolution In Paris OF the
18th, and the French Papers of the 10th OF
Nay.
IRON the Paris Reformc-M. Flocon's papcr
There was no longer then any dis cussion, vo
lent one-it was n revolutionary declarations; it was
fall We deeply dcpore that the manifestation in ia
of Poland should have led to serious incident,
which will neither the cause OF our brethren Of
the North that of the French revolution The Ma
toaal Assembly retired groups directed their course
towards the Hotel de Vile to install the govern
ment. The attempt had at the first succeeded but
about SIX O'Clock the Mayor OF faris In second st-
ting the Assembly declared that the guard ut the Ho
tel de Vile increased by the beating OF the rappei had
the movement and that the chief Of the fac
tious Barbes Sobrier and Raspa had been arrested.
Thus, then the prisons again to be opened. Poor
republic Poor revolution way the noble hearts of
the people and the fortune of France from civil
wars
[From the Paris Journal des Debats
What day What terrible day, full Of sorrow,
but also full of grandeur Let not however, lose
confidence. Liberty received for moment frghtful
wound. which one might have believed MORTAL but the
hand Of the people, Of the veritabe people, was imme.
datcy placed the wound--it stopped the blood
which was howing-and last evening" liberty was saved
and France is still mistress herself frightful crime
has been committed We the body Of the National
Legislature invaded by ms rgcnt bands; terror
and its mnabie flag dominant in the midst of naked
swords, and OF tempest of savage cries. But let
hasten say that the crime Immediately called down
the chastsement that drew forth from every street,
every house. pavement and every breast In our
and justice In instant the whole town covered
with egion for order md with
ardent enthusiasm and legitimate anger and anarchy
which raised its hdeous head for hour humbled
to the dust. Some moments after having been
pulsed by sacriegious invasion, the Assembly crea
ted by the universal suffrage of the people resumed its
deliberations under the protection OF the National
Guard aud again seized, with stronger hand than
the liberty which had just been torn to shrsds.
Let France be treasured; let all France rely Paris;
and ut the time that she will hear of the criminal
attempt committed against her representatives she will
learn the striking reparation which obtained for
1t; and let her declare, the Constituent Assembly
has done by acclamaton that the National Guard OF
Paris has merted well of the country.
From the Paris Unon]
The day which has just past will be recorded in the
history Of our revolution. During more than three
hours anarchy reared its head during more than
nsuted in the persons of its representatives band
of factious men broke into the National Assembly
masses, blinded deceived, and exasperated by cupabo
tribunes violated that PALE in defiance Of the protec
ton ought have received from respect for the laws
and the sacred title of those whom it incosed This
is more than great scandal. it is crime of Leze-
Nation which God has permitted to witness. But
the genius Of France awakened. Good citizens
marched to the succor of their naced country One
hundred and fifty thousand citizens came hand in
hand to support the common veal, and victory
manned with the of order. Thanks be rendered
from the horrors of anarchy and has deserved well of
its country and page in her history
From the Paris Univcrs]
We write in haste quite agtated with the great and
terrible scenes which have passed before our eyes.
We have seen the National Assembly delivered up by
treason, invaded violated and dispersed, and hour
after order reestablshed in its power and sovereignty
by the spontaneous cooperation of the citizens The
National Guard of Paris has not only saved the
public but has saved civilization, which was at
III oment in the power of the barbarians The repre-
seutatves sf the people worthy of their mission
The emeute kept them during three hours under the
coup of its violence. 1t could not wrest from them
vote even sign of sympathy. They only replied
by the majesty Of their silence to the threats Of which
they were the object Victorious they will know how,
to To
faction it demands, and which the interest of the
country exacts, without making liberty sxpate the
crime OF factions. The guilty in the hands of the
National Assembly-t will punish them-it will pun
ish all they have committed the greatest of crimes
their triumph would have been the signal for civil
in Paris aud in all France, but it will only punish
them. IL is not hope that we express here-it is n
profound conviction. The National Guard and the
Assembly had only one cry" Pire la RePabhque des
honnGyes geas 'that is to say Long live order in
liberty ~ This day frightfui up to the moment at
which the National Guard the Garde Mobile and the
army acting with one heart and a single man. dis
persed the factons-this day will be happy one it
will have shown the demagogues their profound mpuis
sauce; and it will. at the same time. make known all
the infamy of their projects 1t is another respite
which God accords the brink of the abyss ut
five O'Clock ali was lost-at the present hour all may be
saved.
The 18th May belongs to historya sad day 1t pro-
foundy grieves the true frenGs of the republic The
majesty of the national representation violated; flu
rious multitude overwhelming the voice Of the Of
heart and coed who endeavored advise them;
men mscd by ambition, by the fatal passion of
disorder, usurpng the tribune. aud filing the sale
with their vocferations--such is the heart-rending
spectacle which had before our eyes for nearly
whole day. The grief which VIC feel-we whose lives
belong to the democratic causeis impossible for us to
express. May God watch this molly cause. and
always keep it beyond and above the attempts OF some
madiuen.
From the Paris Nationall
To the people is due all our sympathy all our
currence but to those who usurp its name and sovc
regnty only to ruin its interests and compromise the
of government has chosen for itself is due the
ion of he 10 reAC no
anarchy ought to be the motto of every true citizen
for upon it depends the safety of France That which
cal precautionary attempt 1t has wlled truly demo-
cratic republic. not arepubc in mere name decorated
with the trappings of an antiquated monarchy. The
people will not be deceived The moment it saw its
work threatened with species of violent SURPRISE it
flew to its support. and, in manner created 1t
What we hail with the greatest JOY is the victory gained
by the people, the people which comprises univer
sal body of the citizens. For those who by criminal
fraud. cndeavorcd to cloak real conspiracy under
the ma of the noblest and purest senti-
mcnts, just punishment has already had its COM
mencement in the indignation of that same people
whom they wished to deceive and make their tool
They will tell you that they yesterday conquer
They tell you barefaccd falschood The people
victorious in the victory Of the laws had made, Of
the government it had chosen for ITSELF Of that holy
republic which is formed of its entire self The rcpub
lie triumphed yesterday, as 1t ever will triumph
guilty alterations. But it il not enraged ia its tr-
umph, surprised ut it. because it feels that its
strength Is invncibe. 1t triumphs only with grief
for those which IL has been forced
theirs in the departments the sentiments which ami
the entire population Of Paris; and let that cry
which is in all hearts it Is in all mouths, which is
much the cry of patriotism as of necessity, resound
from end Of France to the other" Viee Ia RepuI
lquer
From the Paris Commerce.
The cause of order and liberty is once more saved
Yesterday was day of victory-to-day must be day
justice Let hope that justice will be mpartially
that 1t reach the culprits wherever they may
be foun1 but hope also that it will be
with ccmcncy for let it be rccollected that csmency
Is proof Of power.
The Closing Scenes I'm the National Assembly
on the 10Th Of May.
Immediately after the rcprese ntatives had left the
chamber imposing dereopement of forces made their
appearan around tie building Considerable num-
ber the LIST and I'd lezons and Of the garde mobile
entered the hall with their and caused the people
to leave It. when the whole building completely
cleared. q certain number of the resentatives re-
turned after little delay proceeded to hold
sitting.