Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
HE MASSAUKE -PA.L,.

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Description Of thrilling sc5as,i sinaul1r f..
mlsasrOismi Dss0ia'ed IpparJaes q The
city,
Car .orriso files are crowj,d with detail,
of'Ae late terrible scenes in Psris. The mas
sore Of S. Bartholomew in 1872. the COM
motions which took place during the re'olo-
ii nary period from 1759 To l7J1-tde three
lay, Of 1890; or the last revolution four
months ago, have all been surpassed by tn
PRESENT in-urrc,ion in horrible atrocity and
devastating carnage. We make some far
erexirac's IRON our foreign joumas:--
App;afaHce IF Paris. The phy.ingnony
ot PorIs during the last three days is txtraer-
dlnarr. The general aspect is HAT q. on in
mcnse city, the whole Of whose poye.aGan
hes suddenly disappeared.
he issue Of this awful conflict is in the
aals OF Providence. At present the pofu.
lotnn Is EN- oyed ia tending the Wounded
and ~ burning the dead. he iroops from
ttir country are returning 10 their bones. But
stii PeriS IS described d. oue vast camp.
ne IFome'l--PoisoaiHg Of the Troops
Three women, dressed as Cantidierts, were
at iiis ifi3bpItip u VI ilit ASST UlN .
ior having sold poisoned brandy and wine 10
the ifools. Several OF The soldiers have died
from the effects OF the liquors thns eivea 10
thrn. The insurgents whv were IN posses
SION OF the Hs!lebux Wins poisoned the wines.
with the view OF deserving the troops aud
the national guards, in which they succeeded
10 greattx ent.
4 On Monday evening, June 26h, five hun.
ItrFu lflStrgfilfS n ln fsti,fuaI bn El
st. Laztre were shot ON the spot, and four
hundred more next morning.
the number OF tue dead aud wounded to be
sit. seen carried along the different streets
Was extraordinary. All the wo en- from the
highest to The lowest, were busy preparing
lint Ter the hospitals,
M. Auiadee Thaser has died of his wounds
lie Was the son-in-law of General Bertrand,
the friend Of Napoleon
M.flsrTe bonapa te, son OF Lacien had his
horse wouaded By ball by tue side OF Lam
airline.
Louis Blanc was passing along the boule.
Nards on loot between two representatives
" hen he Was recognized by the piqnets oil the
National Guards who occupied That post
uQatite CTits We're soon uttered against him,
as being the author Of the unhappy uccuren-
Ccs winch are now devastating the capitat-
But ter the Intervention Of some Nalional
GUa.1s. he would have been submitted 10
punishment on the SPOT. a carriage was Oh
tanei and after he bad mounted, the horse.
Was flsged into gallop to carry NJ Louis
bianc from the impr,cations oil The bystan-
dtrs.
he night Of the 23d was terrible one
Nothing could exceed the terror that p,evail-
cd. Cevdliy aul artillery passed al luil gal
Top every moment along the boulevard. The
"SencTnle con nued to be beaten in all quar-
ters til midnighl. On the q. h Gen. Cav.
ajsnlc was appointed Provisional President
OF The Republic. With powers OF a dictator
ship, IL Immediately issued the following
nouee: Il al noon lie b1rricades are not re-
moved. uurlars aud howlz.rs will be- broughi
and by which Shells viii BE- thrown wiic h
viii explode behind the barbados, aud IN
lie apartments OF The houses occupied by the
'uaul5eDts.' Al ? O'Clock z. M, the streets
vere swept BY columns Of The Nlliola
Ganrls.
! On Sunday. June % the quarter of the c5lc
lte az AID the Chamber aud tie iui.ltries
VAS LITERALLY covered with troops, who
hiv'u led IN the sheet AMI pieces. The
place * IA Concore and Champs EIgsees pre-
sruted tie aspect OF camp. Members Of
VIC AS Hlull, uistiHsHlSIItt ~ lttlI til-Cbl-
urod STATS We're seen in groups of ten or
twelve. fairolhng the streets. Whenever
IA ta,ss5 between the Chamber and Hotel
De Vile. they never aied 10 be fired upon
| hy in-uTgents from The windows. Although
lle humber OF regular troops il Paris with
the accession OF the arrivals, did not exceed
80 Coo the number OF National Guard, was
j caicuiable; altogether 100000 were in the
city.
The Instruction OF the left bank ond in
the Cite was not Pot down without aioat loss
/ OF Tile Oil 10th sides. So strongly Nere the
/ insurgents posted. that the military after re-
! reated attacks, found il impossible TO dis
4 lodge them. They Therefore tad recourse to
the stratdsem o. appearing to give way
! They retired-the insurgents Tell into the rIp
they lett their harricades, aud pursued lheir
opponents. On plain ground they had no
! clmnce, aHd great number we've immada-
! lely slaughtered. rnis was the first success
on the part OF the military. Oilers followed.
! The Hotel Die was soon taken on the one
side. The Pan,eon was s;ortned on the 9TH
or BY Nj. Boujey, "a menber OF the Assem-
| bly,, ut The head 81 his regiment OF national
guards. The insurgents were driven from
p"int to point till they lost the whole Of their
strong points.
! The teleSrd phic line from Portland Me-. 10
the Hltllax line is 10 be commenced lorth-
with,