The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN PARIS.

A very alarming demonstration on lho
part Of The Red Republicans took place on
lla 18Th Instant, and for time n revival nf
the terrible insuTreriipn Of June HppsaFsd
. probable The Ellnir commenced in DO
I mOnslraliun got up by the He'd Republicans
no IWOiasi 90 ihe National Guards, Of Paris
against Ihe vote Of tie Assembly Of the liib
Oh lhe subject Of Rome, Tie demonstration
! Of The Assembly, 10 support Tho caure Of lhe
] Pope, aud 10 pui down the Roman republic,
WA seized upon ~ order 10 make a lnhniies-
Ialion IN favor of tho Roman republic and ~
The Same time ARainHi liH government aud
ihe legislative Assembly, Notice was nccnr-
dlugly inserted m the organs Of The Red Re-
publicaus, calling upon the National guards,
the students Of tie different schools, and the
wOrkmen, "a meet without arms NJ q pOiul
mnmed, in order 10 90 in procession % the
Legislative ns'emldy 20 pfoseHt tho protest n
gnlnN the vote come 10 the day previous and
petition 10 the effect thni tho French ropub-
llc should recognize HAT of Rome,
between ! | and ~ o'clock, the crowd be-
gan 10 assemble NJ the Chateau d'Eau,nmong
them were gnM number Of tho national
guard iu uniform, hut without their Hrnr,
Tho people formed ~ deep, under regular
leaders, Al the head ofiho processlon were
ihe National guard IN uniform, 20 tho mum
Der az least Of $4,000, and the whole process,
sion consisted Of about $4,000 persons. Tho
first rank was composed Of NJ, Eionne Ara
go, who Is ehtf de baidiioH Of Quo Of Tie bat.
inlions ot iha eighth legion, suppoHod 10y Two
colonies Oiihe National Guards. They were
Ia lhor uniforms, NJ Colonies ofihe Nation
nj Guards, and were accompanied hy some
membors ofiho Mountain. Al the shopn
IN The limo Of march were closed, but moth
ing like symptom Of disturbance WA Visi-
bio, While this was gong on, the military
authorities were preparing 10 resist The de- |
inonslrnlion, with troops 10 the number ola
bout 10000.
When the procession arrived At the end |
OF the Rue de la PAX, they were met 10y n
large body Of troops, both Cavity aud In /
hniry, headed 10y Chnngnrnier, tie Prefer |
Of Police, and n numerous staff General /
Chnngnrnier Immediately summoned those |
forming tho procession TO disperse, aud on /
there appearing To bo n slight hesitation, the .
body was broken by tho troops, one party
10y the small street i0sdas laNa
from the Bouleyarda, aud the rect towards
The Madeleine. IL an instant The Boulevnrds
were cleared by large bodies of Cavalry, and
he demonstration ended. On the prOees-
'ion being dispersed, aud tho crowd being
SEPARATED ~ iho different streets, they i'm
nedinicly set up n cry of .4iu wH,ssiand with
his cry reiroalcd to their different sTroudis-
commenced To erect batrichdrH
Iiui upon boinE charged upon 10y the troops,
NO insurgents Immediately Dispersed Al
ialf past ~, La Crosse, the MiuistuI 81 p"L
&c works, wtu accompanied the authorities
o quoll any disturbance, was attacked at the
Chateau dEau by some Of the insurgents.
lie was hooled and dragged from his horse
~. tho furiJ,m mob, Ibis clothes were rent TO
ileces, and u wns thought ho would have
osl his life, but fortunately NJ. Elienne Ara
% and NJ. Gent, both Of whom were in the
PROCESSION, interlcrred in his favor aud saved
us life.