Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-01

lars cannot be obtained. Nothing /
. certain but that this sanguinary
struggle has taken place. MANY
passers-by were injured, aud a gen
jileman and his daughter are repor
ted killed.
\ At s O'Clock, at the Boulevard
des Itulienes, the firing had almost
entirely ceased. Att o'clock fight
lin the streets. lasted from midday
until 5 O'Clock in the quartieres ST
Martin and st. Dennis.
! The insurrection was quelled in all
parts. Cannon were required tc
destroy several barricades.
The troops had returned to their
barracks.
The barricades Of the Faubourg
st. Dennis, St. Martin, and the Boule.
wards near the Bastile, had been
destroyed when the troops retired.
The London Herald and Chronicle
correspondents state, that General
CASTELAR,, at Lyons, and General
Euymier, have declared against the
Government, but this is denied
Strasbourg and Rheims are also said
to have risen. Some doubts are
entertained of Gen. Migon. The
Daily Ne,DS states that Gen. Neuma-
yer is marching from the north with
four regiments. The Times says,
from this province we learn that an
attempt at an emeute at Drayer
Armand, was energetically suppress
ed.
Accounts from the departments in
general were satisfactory.
PRUssIA.-We learn from Berlin,
under date OF the ID instant that
the intelligence from Paris had
caused great excitement. The busi-
ness Of the Assembly was interrup-
ted, and the ministry withdrew TO
hold a cabinet council. The repre-
sentaiives afterwards broke up the
sitting.
SICILY.-Letters from Palermo,
OF the 18th, states that an attempt
at insurrection in Sicily had been
made by Baron O'oze and other
noblemen, with a view TO proclaim
the Independence of Sicily, and
compel the King TO a5dicate as King
of Sicily in favor Of his son Francis.
A portion OF the inhabitants Of
Palermo declared themselves in ia
vor OF this project. and the 18th
regiment fraternized with them; but
by the energy Of the authorities the
movement was soon checked, and
several arrests, including some Of
ficerS Of the 18th, were made.
lNDIA.--The overland mail reached
London on Wednesday, December
Sd. The relations with the Bill
tribes of the N. West frontier con-
tinued in an unsatisfactory state
Sir Colon Campbell was to proceed
at once for Peahawur, with Iorce
of $500 or 5000 men Of all arms, to
chastise powerful tribe called the
hornUms.
There has been a remarkable Mus
selman riot at Bombay; it was occa-
stoned by the Pansee editor illustra-
ted Guizerattee, in each checking Of
which is given life and protrait Of
some remarkable Historical charac-
ter, having published in series next
to the one of Benz. Franklin, a life
and portrait of Mohomet. The riot
lasted about half an hour. The |
rioters were dispersed by the police;
several persons were seriously in
jureG. Shops were plundered and /
Pansee women violated. No means
have been taken TO ascertain the
amount of property plundered. Its
value is stated by the police authori-
lies and their organ. the Bombay
Times, to be under fl.000, and by
other local papers to have exceeded
eI5,000.
Arrival OF the BaIIie--sueeess Of Louis
Napoleon.
New York, Dec. 23d.
FRANCE.-The condition Of affairs
n this country had continued to alb
iorb the public attention throughout
he whole OF Europe.
1t was definitely ascertained that
Louis Napoleon has proved complete
y successful in his coup d'etat. Par
ial attempts at resistance had been
made by the ultra Republicans, but
hey had been promptly suppressed
md extinguished. In the Depart
nents, the resistance was confined
exclusively to the extreme Republi.
ans, who had been repulsed with
he same vigor used towar5s their
in Paris.
1t may be said in the Presidents .
anguage, that France has accepted
he proposal he has made her. but I