The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

which had been left Totally unguaided, seized npoF
The PSnedo government, and after a struggle, II
which N. Barbes, in particular, ran some risk
carried them off prisoners. Citizen Saberer, II
the interim repaired 70 the Minister OF the Interior
with ins Mountaguaras. He demanded admittanoe
and the transfer Of the Ministry TO him, and The
military posts to his faithful followers. He was
admitted oaly TO be arrested: his hundred part
cans were disamed, stripped even TO their scarie
cmVats, and turned adrifL A tBaI.
4 Altar the Chamber of Deputies and the Hotel de
VILE had been Purged OF Their new occupants, and
after the arrest of several parties connected with
the attempted revolution, who had in the first in.
stance escaped, all Paris presented masses Of Ma
tional Guards, moving in columns ofthousands 10
the prominent points Of the city, the people and
the women, the BEST dressed ladies', cheering
lhtn On JuSSaff. sss. 4
Not chair was unoeGnpied, nor was there
scarcely possibility of moving in the B0uleyards,
rom TIE crowds of well dressed people of both
sexes, of woTkmen mixed up with them discus.
lsing in groups what had taken place, and in loud
condemnation of the disturbances. This feeling
was almost universal Here and there a fanatic
| cued, ''Niye Lee Barbes - but was immediately
surrounded and carried on TO prison Such was
the oondnct of the people throughout thai import
ant evening. b. midnight all was quiet.
In the course Of stha night a regiment Of Cnrai-
tseeTs, and the students Of the military school OF
St CyI, arrived in Paris. and several regiments OF
the hne tIom other quarters marched in. The stu
dents of the Polytechnic school turned out at the
| first report of the Instruction, and placed them
selves at the disposal of the executive govern
ment.
| When NJ Lamartine and NJ Ledru Rollin went
TO The Hotel de Vie on the 18th, the latter, hay-
| ing advanced "a few steps before NJ Lamartine,
IVES arrested b.! the second in command at the Ho-
| tel de Vile.
NJ Ledru Rollin having strongly protested against
this, the officer answered, al arrest you because
your name is in the pretended government that has
been proclaimed. NJ Ledru Rolln then alighted
from his horse, when he was joined By NJ Lamar
tine, who said he would be snswerHble for his col.
lleagae.r ..
Paris was throughout the night OF the 18th pretty
tranquil, 5000 Natoaal Guards had passed the
night under arms or ia paToling, but no incident
| that could be characterized Is violent occurred
| after night-iall.
| NJ SDbrier seems 10 have been one OF the prime
! movers of the eRegte. In the search made on the
evening Of the 18th, at the Office Of Commune &c
Paris, published BY him, there were found 600mus-
kets, most Of which were loaded barrel Of gun
powder and other munitions of wal. Some Of the
papers which Were seized are said 10 be of great
Importance. Not less than eighty-swo arrests
were made in SobTier's apartments. One Of the
persons arrested had paper in his hand, which he
thrust into his mouth aad Tried 10 swallow, but be-
ing seized by the throat he obliged TO give il
| up. and Il Turned 10 be q list Of ajTltd
| ltsppears that the government sscertained that
the invasion OF the Assembly was regular organ
lzed Conspiracy, and that the instruction was u-
ienied 10 break cut al Lyons and probably at other
places. A telegrsphic despatch sent of 10 the
/ authorities al Lyons 10 inform them of their dan
ger, and 10 announce the suppression of the insur-
reci'on al Paris. The sOhcilude ard attention on
| Tuesday night was the Prefecture of Police. The
liIeigihorhood was completely blocked up with
troops. The Point .Neuf was covered with regi-
menis or Infantry of the line, and ofthe guard mo-
Pile, 50 as 10 barely leave room for carriage 10
pass. l.t
AL circulation was stopped on ne Passage d Or
feFTes leading 90 the Prefecture, that road being
also entirely filled with troops as also the court at
the Prefecture and all the avenues of the Palais.
Protest Of the National Guards.
The s,llowiug protest, signed by great number
Of National Guards. has been published
"CitiLen Represenlatiyes,--The persons and
functions Of the representatives. OF the people
fsacred, but there are solemn circumstances under
,Fitch, In The name oforder and the public safety
IimncdiA ate justice ought TO be done. Al this mo-
Inent OF danger General Couflais has failed in his
ftsaty BY abandohiiig the National Gisrd, which he
commanded, leaving II without direction. He
Eave a written order TO allow the tactous men TO
tnteT. Upon the proposition of Hubert, Baroes
| oried, Down with the Assembly, the Assembly
1 IL dissolvedr These are fragrant offences. These
krnen mtIst be repudiated by the National Gnard
liy the National Assembly, and by France. We
demand The expulsion Of Barbes and Courtais from
ismof the representatives, and the dismissal Of
Couriais as General aud that both may be brought
10 trial, Justice in the name Of FTaneel VJpsAt
/ les Repressatdnfs! Pire Ia RePubiqHeg'
ITALY.
| Rasetsky's Account Of the Battle Of Verona.
The Minister Of War at Vienna has published
Rsdetslsy's dispatches, dated May 6:
os'Thave 10 inform Won That was attacked this
morning, little bef0re o'clock, In my position
on the, Rideau, before Verona, and especially on
the left wing at Lncia, while, al the same time,
Il die enemy opened the engagement with heavy
Acannonade in he direction of 81. Massimo, Croce-
Blanca, and Chieyo, and made feint of attacking
Il them They directed all their force against St.
4 Lucia. whisk was defended emily BY Che weak bri-
gade S.rasoldo. The contest lasted altogether
| fully eight hours. The brigade fought with the
courage of lions. Never have IheaTd so weli-sus-
taiIltd s. Are as that which the enemy opened al
l fhis point Only one short pause interviewed du.
lring The engagement in which time tha enemy o.
tucked 81. Massimo, and made continual demon
strJtions against my center and ngktwing, consist
ling of the brgadss Gyuli, Lichienstenr and Taxis
but was forced O.retire. l291...-ra
i Al last the btigade Sifasoldo was obliged 10
4 evscuate St. LncissS after 4 renewed assault
from he enemysn retired, however, only tois
short distance, and sent some reserve trosfA Y
its ASST .tsHte.
Iash's meantime, aportion OF Che brigade Clan
LASS haslened TO its support, and steph were i'm
fnedilnifly taken to assault and Esliorssss ~
ahos4eny offered nsost seteriiasaissistsnce
The ttoops ioreeitheI way within. sts0ridissnd'
Of he Ilsses aDs sysF fss sisE'' out could 90
InoJ, sent 10 town tot shes trenadier battalion
Weller and battalion +. h.'Simund. The enc
, my did not, however, wait FOR o renewal of tn
lattse Ks and finally evacuated St. Lucia, havirt
lels2 re'ifed on the whole line = .gg5h
II lLsfeiTeat from St. Lucia had rather, the ap
pesaaHse of 4 fight, as miiny military accoutre
4 ~. pfa ssrrIyns knauenoks Nc We're FOUND there
lie ,.ngageraent listed from . in the momin
: It'll 51r, the ahernoon- E ei stnf
ri Battle between she Romano and Austrians-
oil By adyices received at Milan, we learn that
+ battle had been fought between the Austrians an
the. Puntiical troops and Italian volunteers, b
7 tween Comuia and Malmeito. The Als,rians los
{ 40lfnen Killed and 100 prisoners, and many wour
efSed The body Of their troops, 70 the number
II $500 raen were surrounded, without having an
fartilleTy, at Comlda and Molineito, and wer
!, placed between two fires BY Generals Imranda an
y ferrari. Another account says that the, battl
e tlas<ed Eve hours, and that the Roman troops n
ii ceited check. SO F'Ass .-i
\ The Gazette de l.aiiee of the 9th inst, stats
TINT the Crusadersoi Russano having taken by 81
lprise body esosts, ontile 'Sth in the village
r lsstro, near Ars =, made Hcns number OF the
hst Ger pssspd e ,ss twe soiq
I Cosnirvda, afser s1staialn5 losses. ~
AIMED population; of Brenta ara ardepty deyots
fto the holy cause, ind are well decidedto beat
r enemy ifli1 q .s-s'si-fs' =
Y ra.ccsxs,,usssux vsixhF4edniost
i keaEaistsrsf'Fe Affairs OF Piedmont q
& nonacesKio she chnuher oil Dep,itie,n ON the -
inst he. accession q fiecfpze to.ihe Sazdlni'
II douiSlens The pFtaat'emn government o. NIL
\ Land o.at 5eh tic ojIeatnEp tffougbcut =
g 1sss,s III ss'is sssss az u ss%e'
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