New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30
I Frarce The news veserd,v w,s thai Bordeaux

luxL-y. All would rot have been dCCrfs1 b1i fer
some accideutai absence ~ 4 cisll fnucuoatv. Ia
10 days Ns1lstr, hoFever, Il aprears ;hu ire pre-
fect o: ne Grcnce. NJ F1ussLBuE. aT1'i,rs h''n-
sei ~ the state ~ siege has though: 4, necessary
TO oecTee ihaiuo person snail De a.losetto Tellnil
Stationary Ia any stree, that any asscmolsge IN tue
street viii he cOrsite,ed as AZ &C. OF aggression.
and VII be dispersed without previous notice BY
military force that aay Individual bearing araS,
shetheT concealed or oihsr~lse, viii De uesiet
With the utmost rgor II marital lav an1 ia, any
CAFE CT pubic house kept open after hours or uset
Is resort 81 sgisaiors, viii De shut Up.
During Frlcay and Saturday last the streets Ct
Bordeaux were repeatedly swept by charges ~ Gen
eTsi dAroouvllieS cavalry, arc II prisoners were
made. IT'S mentioned besides taai other arrests of
persons vel SHOWN IN political circles IN Bordeaux
we're vsgrelS spoken Of Troops have been sent q
Langon, higher w the Garenre, where disturbances
have broken out
In the Haute- lennc combat took place
between OIL hume &c and Gfty men armed with guns,
hatchetS, pich!0rEs, ard scythes and body OF ity
husSaTs and SIX genda,meS. AIDED by NJ RuchaIt,
the cue Of SAINT 3cIle, At the head OF tSenty-t~o
armt peasants The fl,t was obstinate Seven
Insurgents were severely NOun .cd AM thirty prison.
ers were made
A detachment of 800 men have been
embarked from Bordeaux on board a steamboat for
MarmaHce, who're grave disorders. II Was SAID, hid
GUS, Ot'- nan oW,ef> o. aiui.eiy ma Nv cav
shy hac SCI ont some hours before by land for tRe
same destination.
The istes, government news state that II the
Drome TIE insurgents are roulei, but that several
In the Lot et.GarOnne at a gen. j social
list attempt 10 take possession % the io~n By sur.
slgpI!se has been defeated. Genera Pelela anl VI.
earlier arrived with recnf rcewer;s n Clamecy on
The 9Th The courts-;naTtlal were constantly sitting
TelegIaphlc dispatches from IoulOn state
that Quiers was reduced Several gerdarmes were
ma sacred she May or had been ~ouRceI and Im-
prisoIed the barracks ~ere robbed and burned
the tax CATERERS house pluuieTed, and the clerks
robbed
In the NieYIe 800 Insurgents have been
taken prsoners TIE cure Of Neuvi was dangerous
ly wounded by an lnsurgsnt. who ~as immediately
tined by couIt NATAL ard sho'. Trials upon si-
gaptc scale, before 10Th civil and military tribunals
are gong on al over the country
l he district comprised between Ciamecy,
department Of the Ni,vTe, and CoulangeS-sur-
louIe, department. Of the Yonre, has been the
thealer Of grave disturbances In every commune
bands attempted 10 possess Themselves OF the
maliles IN Ort6r 10 seize The arms OF the National
Guard. IL resisting enc OF these bands gentle
man named PosSe2ux was klrei Ohe portion u
these insurgents proceeded 10 Clancy, where they
committed excuses which have been slfeady stated
another marched Oh COullngeS sur 0nne, out the
inhabitants resisted, and f0r three days prevented
the insurgents from forcing their way into the town
A great number Of smaller COmmunes Mere, how
ever, dssrmed and sacked. The tocsio "as sounded.
At last expresses succeeded N reaching Auxerre,
and vigorous measures were Immediately taken.
Some engagements subsequently took pa q be-
tween the "brsands" and the military, dui the for
mer were every where defeated. Ga both sides
I
nom Auxtre represent that the rioters were eyery
where routed, except at La Puisaye, but that mill
,ary forces were beng seat against them there.
H. the Ain. near NilIaIS, conflict has
taken place between squadron of GeheTd CASiel'
lanes Dragons and large body OF insurgents, IN
which the latter were routed aud prisoners taken.
In a similar affair al Bayee Cha.el. prisoners we're
made
At Bezier. a large armed band, 1000 IN
number, surrounded the marie volley was fred
AZ which XII ed and wOur led several. iney
then fed but shortly aftcrward returned With reea,
forccmenis and fell upon two gentlemen, VI Bernard
ard Yer her. whom they Killed and mutIla'ed win
hatchets. They were af,erward driven out OF me
town BY the troops. Al Caspestang scenes nearly
similar are sad TO have occurred
At Meyannes, Castesarrasln, and Mails
sac there have been rslngs but, so far
without resulting IN blOodShed. large number OF
prisoners have been made, who are forthwith 10 De
tried at Toulouse. Al Montpelier, General Rosolan
las taken III prisoners.
The Fot BretOnne, published ut st.
Dreuc in the C6tcs du- Nord contains An emphatic
protest against the usurpation OF December 2 and
adhesion to the resolution sgued by the representa-
tive IN the marie of the 10Th reimbursement lhs
! prot est was moved IN the council general OF the
| Cote-dOr, and signed BY sixteen members WHAT'S
stiii more important the regiment of artillery quar-
tered at - Brieuc had gwen votes against the Pre-
| sident. The municipal councils OF Launioa, IRE
euier ard other towns IN the same department, had
also voted resolutions condemDng the acts OF the "a
| December.
| ne INtlfe SAWS Lldt IL dIptdltu w w
the intention of the insurgents about Lyons TO make
false order 10 divide the forces OF
| Gen Castellane. considerable body OF them had
/ sppo AIRED near Crest-on. the Drome Twobauallons
! were sent against them.
It is stated officially that complete tran
guilty IL restoredt the departments Of the Eure
Seine. ct Name, Haute- MaTne. Vaucuse, COtesdu-
! No,d DOrdOgnc Can,al, ArTiege, Eurs. et-LoiTe,
Lot, Vosges, Haut Rim, Meuse, C6te-dOr, and
/ You're.
Disturbances have taken place in the
/ Department of the Ayeyron. Intelligence reached
Roc oil the fth that band of armed men were
| about to march on the town from Villefranche.-
They arrived about the middle Of the day, DoIniDa'
ted a demagOgic commission and sent delegates 10
! summon the General commanding the Department
to recognize II the authority Of the Department
But the delegates were arrested, and troops were
sent to the town. On their arrival the insurgents
dispersed ten Of them were, however, arrested
Subsequently number OF them, forming tnem-
selves INTO band, marched on Vlllefrdnche, and AZ
tempted 10 seize on the Hotel de Vile, but they
we're repulsed. Another had proceeded TO Mhhan,
where II captured the Hotel de Vile and quantity
OF muskets OF the National Guard but the brgades
OF gendarmerie the district having been hastily
assembled, they dispersed. At Hegnac band at
tempted to force the Mayor 10 give them the arms
OF the National Guard but by the assistance OF some
frier Dis OF order he succeeded IN putting them 70
fjeh, Since these affairs the Department has not
teen disturbed, and the immense majority OF the Ia
habi tantS are IN favor of the cause OF order.