New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

rsllc. Not leader al any party cScept ". y"H =,
exempted from the cali 20 exchange warm pei a. our
O'clock of winters morning tor stone ecu =. w
eenpes, or the prison Nsz.s Each bad the noncr !"
special a.tenihnce-nc questions were snswcreu "
the object OF their imprisonment or their prooao'e e
In twelve hour the hourgeoisie exclaimed est osn
fsii !" end were ready 10 90 with their
On the Sd there more excitement. Inc socrOs
societies we've work. The Reds were rscov:nHy
from their establishment; ex-rnemberr OF me Nsuon,i
Assembly hnrangued the uultirue, and circulafei ga
dresses 20 arcuse the people TO resistance. Inc result
was scyersl harrcades which were speedily carried oy
the troops, with some loss On both sides On Tue pr.
Of the Government the proclamafinns became more
stripgent Carriages were forbidden 70 circulate or
the Inhabitants 10 appear in the treets Those takon
near any baricade with arms about them were pu1 70
death.
In the evening there shouting; tndanmsory
srcethes the gratifying cries OF parties. lnmcace hu-
man masses on the bouevards and the quays hesvt 70
and fro in suen anger Ike the swdI OF the ocesn oe
fore an approaching Individuals ran from group
20 group mutterng curses upon the usurper. sons
sid the excitement would spend ltseli in words Others
that Louis Napoleon would be KILLED within ory-esnt
hours TIE police charged repeatedly on the crowds,
which in return Knocked at them looksd qsieily On
ard became convinced that the back of the Partisan
tiger was up, and wa preparing for leap.
Tie next morning was the fourth Inere was no,
much stirring: the sheps we're generaiy ciosed
went to the Rue de JeuneuTs. where l had ousaneI'
TLif was before midday AZ approached tins stre,s
sew crowds running through II, panic struc<' "ni'
the residents barring their windows ana ei'sns
their doors asked the cause All were tao much
frightened 10 spesk intelhgcndy some thou.pt 'uo
fsrbourgs rising, and Others that the troops were
arprcshiuS each added 70 the alarm OF ms nesn9o.
Al last learned that barJcades were beng erseteu a.
the P,rte 81 Denis on the boulevard ot that name
B,ipg curious TO see a bsrrcade pushed direcilyfr
the srot On arrival found the work going bravery on
-Four already commences NJ direrent in'eiVasn
the boulevard Stagngs had been torn from unanslei
houses iron ratings from the magnificent gateway
ilee- we've cut down ell tho-e nsIneess building, NJ
once 70 convenient and disgracetu TO this fahion
able avenue were demolished ndtheir materias aided
70 the fortihcsons. Carts, cnrriaees and Omnibus
were uiumphantly dragged from hiding places anna
shCu,s OF exultsion, 10 add 10 the monster pes he
stout iron raj ing and massive stone wal waieh pros
rle side walk from the tree long RESTED the Ell ts OF
destucti,n. Crow bars, end the united s,ren5h OF
several hundred men, az last brought It down. P'ye-
mcnts were torn up, and shaped INTO orenstw brs''
Tie baIicades koOl began % assume fOrmiaple sp-
ueertuce and 10 any force but artillery were well nigh
mtrecnChle They were further strengthened by rope,
which bound firmly together the dOinted parts Tdere
were NOT yery many at work but those VINO were Ia
bored like beavers, and evidently knew their trade.
Bouses and broadcloth were about equally nlixeL
Neither there many spectators. All sorts OF it
mors in circulation. Tire army IT was SAID, had
left Pari to deend the city against the troops coming
IN SCm the nCiehboring cties-such regiment had
reyoed tie National Guards were arlnng; IN short,
every spcc,s Of tale 20 encourage and exaspsra,e the
enemies Of the President was circulated BY agents OF
tie political parties Of the late Assembly
Having compl ted the barcaies, the mob burs. into
the n,arsst gusrd-hCuso, with wild shouts sacked it.
placed is fag their most formidable, fertilization,
a. u.cd the materials 70 further strengthen their quar-
tiers. The small force ually there had been with
duwn, or il would have been massacred.
Sinister individuals in blouses armed with cutasses
muskets tDd pistols began 10 appear Taeae acted rs
lefdors They broke into all the neighboTng shops AMI
searched the houses for arms When any were found,
they mail ed in chalk the building, Arms given;
death robbers From one Of the theaters they pro
cured few muskets and drum. These were h.lei
with shouts OF JOY. and party began beating the rap
rel through the adjacent streets
was surprbsl 10 see how many boys there were IN
thrirrsnks They went work In oil these yioenccs
A. II on a frolc light heared and even jovial From
their M should rather have supposed thai thcy
were gathering materials for rssuctair, than fora
struggle in which no quarters would be gwen sal.
dcned TO think how many that saw so busy around ,
mo would be shot or bayonetted before night The /
comments OF the spectators varied some said etthe
rnse ais go ahead-thcy wsh TO plunder and kll.hey
will soon be taught good lesson Others encouraged.
Ore man asked me II were German or English; ON /
my replying that was an Anencan An said ne, /
with asgh, you live in true hepuhhc.
| aktd n fine locking boy OF about fourteen, IN +
school Uniform, with sck in his hand, at the end OF
which beyone what he intended doing; you I
too young TO fight" He laughed, brandished his 1
wespoD, end of to join crowd, listening TO the
reading of proclamation announcing the deposition of
Louis Napoleon and calling upon the Parians 20 give
their allegiance 10 the Provisional Government formed
by such Of the members OF the late Assembly a. had es
A rough locking fellow, armed with musket wlo |
seemed 20 have authority, up 70 me and said "l
you one OF tie curious, You had better be off,
thought 20 too as appearances began 10 wear serious
aspe I. Tie houses overlooking the barricsdas
tfken possession OF, end gerrisoned sentines were
placed at the principal points; the noncombetants
mostly gOno and lew but lighters left | had 1
been there lees than two hours yet rapidly bad the
mob worked, that all the streets opening upon this
vicinity already fortified. was forced t. climb
three bGrrcades politely assisted over one by armed
LED in blouse, efore getting clear of their line OF oper
atiCns IL most Djud, iousy chosen, for il could
be attacked to equal advantage in front and resr asd
their TANKS were sl-o exposed.
| found the boulevnrls below almost deserted. A !
brigade Of infantry and artillery just turning the
corner q the street, marching without music. s0wly
TOW ard the first barricade. Before reaching IT, they
hailed. Onehalf the artillery passed in 'front.' and was
pointed toward the breastworks the other loaded
with grape, and pointed In the other direction Tae
few persons about sslued the troops with "V.ve In
Repuhlicue." The commsnting officer ordered the
boulevard TO be cleared The troops charged upon u.s.
and We slipped cut OF the way by the side streets I
then walked down the Rue Montmarte, where saw
similar scenes. Coming out again upon the Boulevard
des lisens found the entire length of the boulevard
from tie spot hrst left filed VITA troops in order OF
battle TIE line extended into the Rue de Ia PAX IL
frIing spectacle TO witness regiment after regi-
Inent Of artillery cavalry and infantry, pass up this
noble avenue take their stations Ia the novelty and
beauty OF their array, quite ost sight OF the tact that
they were ordered out 10 slaughter these misguided
people had recently left At one time they cleared
the sidewalks, aud allowed one 10 approach their
lines. The sentinel. however for sone inexplicaoe
cGufe, shortly removed; AID those OF the popu
sOng for the Boulevard Bonnie NouveIe Thi. led
10 the melancholy slaughter Of thirty-fve ndivduals
and the woundng Of large numb r. after on the
BouleToId MOnimnrtre, just above where was. OPP
posite Inc wa the 7th Lanccrs; nne corps recently
arrived III Paris.
stood talking with friend when, from the upper
end OF the line the discharge OF heard lo
lowed by blaze OF nlusketry and general charge
Tie ,rarglers on the b0leyards took 10 flight in all d.
rettons. They pitched headong into open doors, or
loudly demanded entrance at the closed | fortu
nate enough TO get into neighborng carriage way
through the grated porte cochere" OF which
could see what was going on The firing wa. ire
~, ndous. VOey followed volley so fast, that IL
seemed Ike one continued peal OF thunder Sad
denly there louder and crash the cavalry In
front Cfmc wayered; and them il struck with panic
turned and rushed in di-order down the street. making
the ground treble under their tread What could have
occurred The first supposition that the dtsreus