New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

&c sed himself I'm q room on tne second moor OF tue
buruipg house The rope ladder still hanging on the
val Indicated the path by which the remaining
gepdarnes bad fed. The house Of Meal was beset and
Entered One OF the gendarmes, Lemn, concealed be-
hind some hogsheads was dragged our bound WIN
cords, and shot BY OF the lead ng Insurgents.
OF the remaining two gendarmes who bad sought
refuge IN the house OF Mca one was let Oh In con'id
Grafton OF bis having been brother Socialist ana the
cher esssped Meanwhile toward In thu morning,
sben the IRE bad been got under, several OF the In
surgepts proceeded 70 the hiding place OF Leotard
Tire renoarrpe knocked the candle from the hand OF
the foremost and struggled with the rest In the dns
Finally be was shot, and the most exscrsbe atrocities
were CO unittrd on the body Thus were three OF the
sendsrmes destroyed but Is TO DO remembered that
they had used their first with fatal effect against
the insuTs gents.
Next dsy the new municipality was installed and al
though the insurgents held undsputed possession Of the
town during six days, other act OF violence imouttd
to them One OF their procsnations indeed Affords
proof of the vigorous repression OF all attempts 70 phi
age II is as follows: Ia revolutions some come tor
good, others for evil All honest citizens who shall wit
any attempt 10 psge 10 Insult chastity are here
by eShoited 10 shoot the spot those who are guilty
Of such attempts At length Gen. RoStolan arrived
with column OF military and put an end TO the TIL
umph OF the insurgents. The pl,tol of the untortu.
nate quarermaster having been found In the house OF
enc OF these the Commssary OF Police having arrested
him. paraded bis prisoner through the town with the ps
tol tied round his neck This insurgent who turned
evidence sgalnst the other accused, has been let on
One remarkable circumstance appears In this trial.
tArv end weather classes Three months before the In
surrection the military commander OF the division
wanted establish garrison at Bedsreux PROVE the
Inhabitants would afford the soldiers lodging and litter
for their horses subscription was opened for this
pu,p, &c by the mayor but ony four five names could
be eot appended to it; not because the money was
gruogeo the necessity debiec, but the more sub
ststiial citizens were not ashamed TO avow that such
WE. their terror of the secret society they dared not
set down their names TO subscription for the mainte
nance Of the troops necessary To the same motive OF
fear attributed the presence of hume rous attendance
of respectable inhabitants al the funeral OF the insur
gent Tho was killed; while not single ci izen yentured
TO end 10 the grave the musted bodies OF the three
saut hiered gendsrmes, which were borne naked In
cart horrible and disgusting spectacle through the
ton Il 10 the cemetery
The President is said to be preparing decree the
importation Of foreign corn by which the present sys
tenn of the sliding scale viii be modified, and the duties
lowered
of amnesty which IL Is thought will De promulgated
the occasion the fee OF the 18th August
telearaphc dispatch from Frankfort, OF the I'd, IN
the Prussan Gd,ste of Berlin states that Nj Theirs has
refused to submit to the Ht1neaent, and will, in prefer
ence, leave Switzerland.
We cut the following from the Paris
correspondence of Tie Leader:
The spirit of opposition Is universal recent vote
Of the Municipal Council of Toulouse Is example In
proof The mayor of that town had proposed 10 invite
the President on his forthcoming tour In the South
The proposition was succeeded by "a very warm DIS
CUSTOM in public sitting of the council One halt the
council rejected the motion and refused 10 vote funds
for the reception Of the President for fees TO be
given In his honor The casting vote of mayor hav
ing carried the motion, violent alteration ensued and
a scule In the open street. The town was almost in
state Of insurrecton. The Municipal Council i'm
mediaiely dissolved by the Government
have already mentioned that mass OF pamphlets,
of every description some manuscript others print
are In circulation. AS recently the day before yes
teTday political squib in course OF clandesune
distribution the Boulevard, entitled CdrtOaehs ct
MaRdrin: the names OF two notorious thieves ine
c0up of Dec IL compared TO that OF Mandfin, VINO,
with band of GOO men, at Grenobe, arrested, unser
cover Of the night, all the authorities OF the town. isd
hands on all the public Golfers and laid contribution
on the inhabitants The distributors OF these panpn
lets have one and all eluded detection. Conspracies
are forming In all directions have two to point out
this week. One Is plot among the suooicers OF the
amy OF Paris to excite their men to revolt, and TO up
set Louis Bonapate. scoundre betrayed the plot to
his Colonel end the sub officers of one of the conspr
ing regiments were arrested. Whatever the Police
may say the other consprfng regiments are not known
10 the Government which is reduced 10 suspect every
body.
The second plot is Legihmst Forty persons of this
party have been arrested at Besancon well az three
officers Of a regiment of artillery quartered in that
town. accused Of being their accomplices. The plot
cor sisted In attempt excite the regiment to revolt
Louis Bopspsrte Is yet out OF the wood AS he cam
rot fall at once, except through The army you may eX-
rect the army to be perseverDgy worked by all par
ties But it is the Legimists who at this moment are
especially active. They are making unheardof efforts.
Powerfully organized, cemeDtec In vast unity, they
march 10 their purpose with admirable ensemble.
They pro lose to GO in body to Frohsdorf TO salute
heii presumpGve King. note in the Moniew Ia Sc.
iiousy spoken OF, forbddiDg persons who visit the
Comie de Chambord to return TO France
Resgnauons continue in good style. Louis Bonaparte
goes If nothing had happened changing the EN-
broderies Of Senator'S of Councillors of State, and OF
Judges Moreover, while France Is impoverished, while
she 1abors total deficit of l31 millions OF francs,
he Is huvi already Informal
that he tao purchased two estates in Posnd at the
price Of 100000 francs; just now he has been buying
ION the strength suppose OF his economies) another
estate Pars-thc Chateau de Marnes formerly the
propaty OF the Duchess d'Angouleme. True, for the
last three months the expenditure has exceeded the re-
ceips by 50000000 (of francs) month; and at this
rate there will be deficit of GOO 900 (of francs at
the end of the year. But after ALL 1t Is only right that
the "chlef of the gang should pay his cracksmen to
adept the words Of the Cdrt0uche ct Maadrin.
The perecutons of the Press to redOube in vi.
oence The decree the Press said nothing about en-
forcing the Signature 10 articles for four months our
journals have been conducted under the persuasion that
the condition OF the signature was abolished Many
journals have consequently given up signing their aru
ces note in the M0nt'ear has just appeared warning
them OF the obligation, by declaring that the law Of 1850
abroeated by the decree on the Press. This Is
not ALL Louis Bonspai be, whom the Constitution OF bis
making declares responsible, raises the singu
lar pTetens to be no longer journal has Just
ceiyeda warning" for having introduced the Presi
dents name into political discussions The preamble of
Ills waning Is rather curious The PIefet de lOlse
preends that the chief of the State ought to remain
above all political discussions and that IL Is not lawful 10
invoke as an element OF debate any real or supposed
opinions of his" The Belgian Journals on the other
han6 notably The Ludpsndance have been stopped at
the frontier three days following The Belgian embassy
only has been able to obtain them and through that
source only that their contents known throughout
Parts. The Journal da Peuple suppressed before De.
cember, has just been condemned In the person of It's
director, NJ ChouiPpe, to three months imprisonment
and 500 traucs fine
Rigorous measures are st In course of execution
The cruelty OF the Government does spare even wo-
nen-even mothers its victims la the night Of
Thurtdsy last 22S persons, whom were ten wo.
men, were dragged out of the Fort of Bieetre AM the
PIsonOt st Lszare and embarked at Havre, on board
the Magellan, for Algeria.
Among the women transported was writer on social
quesiions, hne.hearted woman, Madame Pauline Ro-
land. As to d. Mot exrepresepiaGve of the people,
ne has been five times transported from Brest 10 Cay
fif1pa 4 corn hn.