The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-15

'hs regular f. Ne New York Journal Of CON-
| PARIS. June 81, 1s49.
For the week past we have been favored with bright
and temperate weather The two exhibitions The
frequented. and the crowded day and even
ing il perfect peace and security had regned FOR
twelyemonth Since the l2h inst the cholera has de-
period. II is now below hundred deaths per diem
Our medical and scientific authorities think that il will
no. rage again but they give no sasur.nce ell being i'm
ness proving fatal, is added in many Of the rural dis
rcts There an excessive havoc Of the aged in both
town and country Ten thousand five hundred deaths.
from cholera in the capital and twenty thousand or more
IN France have been asccrained the number of attacks
is reckoned between thirty and fifty thousand; on this
head all 10 conjecture In the military and civil hospitals
OF Paris the cases, down to the lh inst, amounted to
eleven thousand seven hundred and nearly six thousand
On the 10th instant the obsequies Of Marshal Bugeaud
were soemnized with all pomp and with divine service;
thirty thousand OF the elite of the army anayed
about the Hotel des Invades; the magnificent hearse,
drawn BY six caparisoned horses his seed suitably
led, his sword and insignia borne sumptuous cushions,
were paradea along the line, rather made the circuit
vault 81 The side Of those Of Tuenee and Napospn Gem
Bedeau and Count Mole delivered excellent discourses--
one on the military the other on the civic and personal
little while ago, the marshal observed to him, " the an
archsts do not comprehend the army; the army will
France" When General Lefo returned to the National
he was prompted. by some nvidious remarks the mill
ary character to excaim in the tribune The army has
s w q ns
Six OF the anarchical journals are suspended by the
executive and their Offices put in military occupation
National and La Presse that the same fate awaited them
they persisted in accusing the executive government
and the majority of the Assembly Of having violated the
pension as the Others they had instgated nsurecon
with equal earnestness more craft and with clearer
insight into the evil consequences. In criminal cases.
honA hat N -
which executes But personal influences operated in
favor OF hose journals and the government shrank from
the suppression OF all the vehicles Of censure and party
opposition. s.sas tll2a
About two hundred revolutionary prisoners have been
lodged in the Conciergere; high national court and
are 20 % havs S
executive to inerdct clubs, and such other political
ngs may be Of nature to disturb society during the
Martial law has been established over Lyons and the
adjacent regions All the funchonares of the incendiay
of that quarter are in jail clubs secret scsstes
ion are closed by he police. Commotions have occur.
red in nearly all the great towns Of the provinces; they
Bloody bsss Ss sa Al Iyons lasted
than six hours; they fought with ferocious persistence
The topography Of that city smnenty favorable such
wounded loss of nearly two hundred. The troops
brought to subdue them and protect the central parts
nearly thirty thousand; about hundred victims in
Charges q artillery IN one Ko0ss xss
devastation; the prisoners were cast into the cellars Of
the public edi6ces-more than thousand The bands
OF the insurgents seduced numbers Of the pupils Of the
Veterinary School in the precincts to join them and they
took by surprise and disarmed $50 men-a piquet from
the 18th regiment oil light infantry OF the line They sta
toned both in front of the barcades, hoping that
sion TO slaughter such would cause the troops 10
reco The captain Of the pqust sought and found death
had not persisted in the morning: The colonel OF the
regiment harangued his with few words. There Ia
stain upon us; We must wipe il away-from yeins"
A ha "A mint w0ra wi n ant
which all emuated Such contests assure the fidelity oil
The troops for the future; resentment pride. eulogy,
The Moniagnards finding that they are partially spared
that they not dealt with as they conscious Of hay
ing deserved to be- have eganed assurances rallied in the
Assembly the number Of hundred and fifty, and
turned the old uproaI and oboquy. Felix Pyat hav-
ing in note to the President acknowledged that he
wrote the rebeious proclamation 10 which the names Of
hundred and twenty Of his colleagues OF the Mountain
are affixed is under criminal prosecution with the
sary assent OF the Assembly. A proposition is in the
House 10 that the members called 10 order BY the Pres
dent, and proving contumacous, shall be thrown INTO
duance vile shorter or longer time This will not suf
regular and beneficial legislation representative Of
the Mountain, at the sitting OF Tuesday, seconded BY
violent cries from that section, insisted on inferno
and The approach Of the allied monarchs 70 the from
tiers of France. Odlon Barrot professed his willing
to reply, but obtained from the majority the post
we shall have repetition OF those disorders in the hall
which provoke tumult out 81 doors. 1t s that the
conduct Of the army here and At Lyons, the disposition
manifested by the national guards the backwardness Of
the mass OF the operatives and the despotc powers with
which the Executive branch Is invested, have created
kind and degree Of public confidence which had not
witnessed from the epoch Of the revolution The sover
egns OF Russia Prussia, and Austria fairly embarked
in their league against insuecton and radicalism and
you will hear Of military operations On the i4ih
instant the works Of the siege Of Rome-destned 70 be
memorable in every way--were completed the Tfium,
yirs rejected the terms offered by 0udinot the grand
assault was probably executed the 18th or 10Th We
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