Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

that sanguinary conflict has taken place
Many persons engaged on either side have
beer killed or wounded.
A gentleman and his daughter, who were
passing, were also killed. At o'clock, on
the Boulevards des lialienes. the firing had
almost entirely cca.ed A fight occurred IN
the streets in the Quarters ST. Martin and
ST. Denis, which lasted from midday until
S O'Clock. The insurreciion. had finally
been queied in ths different quarters, and
the troops had returned to their barracks
The barricades Of the Faubourgs 81 Denis
and St. Matin, and the Boulevards, which
were the most formidable, had been entirely
destroyed, when the troops retired, bn, to ef-
feet this, cannon had been called into requi
siiion.
LONDON, Friday Evening The la,es, ac.
counts received from Paris represent the
troops as successful at all points.
Several hundred French refugees lef,
London on Thursday for Paris
The French Government have the entire
control of the telegraph lines, and have stop.
ped the transmission Of all dispatches
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the London
! Herald and Chronicle state tina, Gen. Castel.
Ian, a, Lyons, and Gen Evymier, have de-
clared against the President. But this i.
denied. Doubts are also entertained Of
Gen. Mignon's disposition towards the Gov
eminent. Strasbourg and Rheims are said
TO have risen.
The Daily News states that Gen. Neu.
moyer is marching from the north with fou'
regiments, and will oppose the President
The correspondent, of The Time. states that
the attempted emenie at Droye' wa.
promptly suppressed, and lha, the most reli
able acconnls from the departments are ia
vorable 10 the Presidents cause.
PRUSSIA.
Our aivces from Berlin, which are 10 ,h'
2d inst, states that the news from Paris
received by telegraph, caussd The mos
intense excitement. The business Of ih
Assembly was suspended, and the Min
listers Withdrew TO hold Cabine, Council
INSURRECTION IN SICILY.
The latest dates from Palermo furnis
: accounts Of an attempted insurreclion in 81
cily, by Baron we and other noblemer
: with view 10 proclaim the independents G
Sicily and compel the King 10 abdica,e i
favor of his son Francis. A portion Of tn
inhabitants Of Palermo declared in favor
o the project, and the thirteenth regimen
9 fralernized with them but by the prom
q energy of the authorities, the movement W.
g checked. Several arrests had been mad
a including some of the officers Of the ,hi
e teerih regiment.
= THE FRENCH IN THE MEDITER
'f RANEAN.
By the Gibraltar steamer OF the 18th ul,
le we have later advices from Smyrna v
Is Malta.
Ie The French feet had bombarded Rabb
~ and Sallee for eight hours, causing gre
destruction of life and property. II
ID French also suffered some slight iniu
C. from the return fire OF the Castle of Ra
n' bat.
III 1t is also reported that the French he
y had proceeded to Tangiers, for the purpc
81 of bombarding that place. The British ST
re of war Janus had been despatched 10 Tia
giers to protect the interests of the Britt
" subjects there. Seven men we're killed
'e board the French Admiralty ship.
II Sir Colon Campbell was 10 proceed at on
for Pechawar, with force of $500 or 80
eo men of all arms, TO chastise a power
u tribe, called the Morraws.
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