Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

hsVConu uctuchnent, consisting of GA
persons, arrested after the I'd December, is
4 spoken OF as having been sent in the night
nom Paris to Brest, for deportation, and
4 among them two gentlemen of some literary
lolstlnclion-M. Xavier Dnrricn, formerly
editor IN chief of the ReUoihion, and Mr.
Lachambcaudic, author of"pt pular Fables"
"Uafdln, oil the PTeSSe, is among the ban-
Shed VINO may not return to France under
penalty OF transportation to Cayenne. The
commune, or parish, of Luc, IN the Var, com
lrl ed llOO electors, that is males above 90
VI these ll5O, certainly 1000 turned out
against Louis Napoleon; the result has been
lhat upwards of 500 have been dragged off
nom prison to prison, some shot, some to be
transported. Upwards of 200 are figitiyes,
illding in the surrounding woods and par
ishcs.
The Norfolk News n highly respectable
paper, published ut Norwich, communicates
very interesting particulars from the diary of
2 literary gentleman, who with five friends
was taken from a coflee-room attached TO
Pie Opera, taken TO the depot of the Preiec.
Cure, and thence Mt midnight taken with 300
pliers TO the Bicetrc. Let it be remember
ed that it is from prisons thus crowded with
persons thus indiscrilnnntcly arrested, TINT
lhe "dctaclmcnts" are now being drawn for
transportation:
"Mauy hundred Republicans were alrca.
dy locked up in the Classmates. Need I
say what are tho Cnsemates-a low, narrow.
damp vault, bomb proof, receiving no hcht
or mir but through loop-holes, and nothing
but bare walls, and the soft uunuggcd ground,
upon which few handfiis OF hail.rottcn
straw had been thrown. Each prisoner was
given blanket. But no one will ever know
the horrors Of that night and of the nights
that followed il; the tears of despair, the
bursts Of indignation, aud the silent heart
brcakings that moved each of us. No pen
eau rctrace them faithfully.
Ia the morning We were each given
loaf OF black bread, aud fresh pals OF water
were empied INFO the tubs disposed along
one Of The walls; out OF them we had TO
sluko our thirst as well as we could.
During the second night we were AVA
kened 10y an officer, who came in attended |
by several arIucd men. Ono OF them held !
n lantern, aud by the dim light it gave he |
read aud called ont of a list he held, twcn-
'y-iwo names. The poor fellows went out,
and although we suspected their fate, some
Of MS seemed to envy it. Aims the door had
been scarcely closed, when il opened again.
lnd band Of three or four hundred more
prisoners was thrown into our already over
crowded classmates Some confusion took
Iace; the passage seemed to be blocked up;
mi for some minutes few remained out !
side, unable TO pass the door. Lying near
he entrance, heard the two following phra- |
es, whch most soomnly assert were pro-
lounced in my hearing. The police agent |
Who had the superintcudance Of the band of |
lew corners, turned towards the officer. |
whose men were tying the hands of the |
wenty-two victims just gone out, and said |
O him, Take these three and shoot them
villI- the rest, it will make twenty five
No., answered the officer, have orders TO |
hoot twenty-five, aud no more In the |
morning we found that three of our rompan-
ons were ravng inud he that had entered |
ast during the night, nnd whose life had |
leen so nearly disposed of by the police
gent, was one of them. Poor fellow he |
ancied himself in another world mud called |
ncessnniy upon his wife aud child to come
nd Join him. They were all three taken 10
'hurenton tho next day.
"The writer fell i'll he happened to be ac.
ualnted with The surgeon of the regiment |
N guard nj the Biceue, and was transferred |
o the lnfrnnry. i was set at liberty OH
New Years day, at six o'clock in the morn
ng, with F., the astronomer, and few
more. We were cautioned by friendly |
oco not to express our joy 10y any outward |
of qualification for thirty of my
who had been set free the |
lay before, had been reincarceraied imnc.
lately, because three of them had welcomed |
her liberty by n joyous shout of Viue Ia Re-
ubhQuet" :" AGRcohA.