Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-02
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l#sssaasssas e = ae2 Rage q Terror.
The asNs tnam France, ~ she las, steamer Che
CAa&d&) IS raoS, pssssa,ous. The city o. Paris.
il Is trae remained passive uoder the usurpaton
Of Ioois NSnS,S0as n, PSris Is ne longer France.
1nsuyrecJoas &n3 sg-vls5ngs of the People had
taken plaae IN many G>pAyimsuis-bands Of IS.
ssssins were t7Sversjng the country, marching OF
the towns, invading and pillssins private houses
ha'ehsIing iuofiansive people, and committing tn
uaS, Aboninabie crimes. And the worst featur'
q the uq-risngs THAI have taken place is that, i,
ths ulsin they of non- political character: j,
the language Of Lamsrtine's organ, "lt is nc
t&n2GeiSm, such too often reveals itself Impair
y s1uie-it is cANNIsAIlSM, going beyond the sup
position Of the most hardy Imagination" France
has gene back 10 the days Of hsrbarjsm. \ new
Reign Of Tenor appears to be close at hand
Already the nd flag has been thrown to the
h7eszs-;he robbery of the rich commenced, and
the penalty Of dssih denounced sgajns; all lovers
q lsw sa3 e73ar.
TIE New York papers are filed with the horri,
BE 3es&as Of The atrocities perperated in ten differ.
ent departments q France by the insurgents
We have not rooa, for sill these, and therefore
content ourselves WIKI publishing the following,
which viii suffice to give the reader proper esti-
mate Of the whole.
''ln letter from Condom 10 the Paris Consti-
tutionnsl, we are told that
"The iowa was for moment invaded by bands as
ssnaed in the surrounding eommHnes. Tie iatsn-
ten was 10 gain possession Of the cash box of TIE re
ceivsr, but the measures taken so strong thar the
rioters threw down their arms and fed. At Vie Fe.
zsRsae cody etscountry people went 10 The marke.
armed with scythes and haehes, declaring what thew
were going 10 do Tor the Ieh. These ren, led away
by the propagandism of secret societies, openly said
they laughed at the Republic and wished for pilage
They were net abe 10 realize their designs; bat be
tween Vie and Auch SERGEANT OF hussaTs carrying
dispatch fell in with body of about 200. After ms
lns eouraseous resistance, he was massacred and
his body lett on the road His horse, wounded and
covered with blood. galioneo back from whence he
hao come. spreading alarm through all the places it
passed through. In many of the communes the Sc
cfet societies were en ptrmanence. The most horri-
bic threats were uttered against the landed propfle-
tors. and the hour OF their death be announced
BY the iocsin. The news from Paris alone prevented
this levy of Socialist bucklers. Several of the pro-
prleors have earrieaded their houses and armed their
servants
The reader may be anxious 10 learn how the
government of Louis Napoleon or Napoleon H..
proposes to deal with the insurgents. The fol-
lowing despatch, addressed by the Minister of
War, to the various Generals in command through
out the country, will supply that information
Dec. 80 P II.
All armed Instruction has ceased in Paris by Wig
orous repression, and the energy will have the
same effects everywhere Bands, bringing with them
pllage, rape, and incendarism placing hemssv YES
out OF the pale of the law. With such persons there
can be no psrey or samma ton; they to be attack
ed and dispersed Every that ressis ought to be
at once shot, IN the name OF society defending itself
egitImatey."
When the Canada sailed, it was estimated that
at least one-fourth of the departments of France
were under martial law All the principal CT
ties continued quiet: but this state of affairs was
believed to be owing entirely to the presence of
large standing armies in those cities.
The New York Express, in abiding to the
present terrible aspect of affairs in France, draws
the following picture of the occupations of the
Usurper:
And while these pertents meet the eye on every
side, what Is going 10 the palace OF the usurpef?-
Brilliant Court Assemblies music, and dancing, and
merry sking. nero folding ONE burnng!" On
the Monday previous to the departure the steamer
We see, there was brilliant s9iee the Eiysee-oae
OF greater solendor than there had been for months
before; Is esma ed that between 1000 md 5000 per-
sons we're present. and among them the Popes Nuncio
the Ministers OF Russia, Austria, Prussia Spain the
Netherlands, Belgium, Naples, &c, The Cabinet
Minister'S considerable number of representatives.
and nearly one hundred generals. Royalty in most
royal Attic, sort oil jubilee OF the despots 10 honor of
the overthrow of the Republic"