New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
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Further News by the Baltic.

Desperate FTghting ut the Ba1ricades--M-
sWSents Shof-Snccess of LouiS .hapoieon
--.7ssossinations-ProJ rupture betueen
France amt Tuyhey, 49,
runor that twenty five millions francs had been taken
from out of the Bank Of France. had been contradcted
by the Governor of the Bank.
The Belgium papers had been prohibited from entering
France. English papers admitted
The retect Of Police had ordered searches made
arrests a large scale
At the very latest moment prcyious to the smiling of
the Baltic all was quiet in Paris
>, Louis Blanc was arrested immediately landing in
France.
Two correspondents of English papers had been ordered
to leave the country,
Sixty five had sent in their adhesion to the Pre-
Gen Ctvaignac lodged in the same room Of the For
fes OF Ham which Louis Napoleon formerly occupied
himself.
THE BARFIcApEs.The following details the military
operations on Thursday given by Gaignanis Messe-
Up to ten O'Clock Thursday morning the aspect
of Paris perfectly calm
At about twelve o'clock it generally reported that
harrcades had been erected the St Denis and
Porte st Martin rnes Raubonrg. TranSnonan St Mary
and St Martin This rumor subsequently found to
he correct The alarm become great that only
nthe eghborood OF the disturbed district but in other
parts OF the Boneyars the RicEclieu. the Nvi-
ennc aud all that part Of Paris the traesmen closed their
shops.
1t appears that during the night an attempt had been
made TO excite the people by repetition of the proceed
ing which produced such serious results in February
About one hundred men blouse commanded by several
chiefs Of sections and preceded by torches pIaded
two corpses which they had become possessed after the
carrying ot the barricades which had been the
Fauboulg St Antoine and the st. Marguerite
through the rues Grenctel Baubourg and Transnonan,
shouting aux armeS, A few determined sergens de vile
attacked this party. and carried of the dead bodies to the
Moreur Specializing this of horrors the rioters
became more numerous and proceeded to four barr
cadcS, which they had formed in this quarter They
attacked by some etachmets of the division of General
l-eyasSeur and carried in few moments,
Several insurgents killed and about fifty chiefs of
sections and men in blousus arrested Three other
barrcale m were abandoned at midnight by the insurgents
On Thursday morning at early hour the prcfcct of
police having been Informed that 100 monecuard ex-
representatives had met during the night and drawn
manifesto took successful means to prevent its being post
ed up The first barlicades in the Rue Boubourg and
iransnonlin were carried at twelve o'clock The troops
after the victory showed great clemency towards the ill.,
surgentS instead of shooting them.
At one o'clock. the instruction had evidently made
much progress The insurgents appeared TO be entirely
masters of the quarters St Denis, and St Martin The
houses forming the angle Of these two buuevards
taken possession Of by great number of armed with
musketS and swords many of which had been obtained by
rohbing the shops of armorels, In the Rues st Denis
and St Martin several insurgents entered the houses and
threw out OF the window articles of furniture assist in
forming barilcades There was great stupor in the whole
Of the quarter until the arrival of the Chasscurs de Vim
renn"s and some regiments of the line who in few mo
nents carried the brrcade and quarters to the
insurgents At altpast four the troops masters of
the whole of the ground which had been occupied by the
Insurgents and the wounded Were carried away to the
| hospitals.
The troops began down the Boulevars towards
the Porte Ste Denis about one o'clock and the necessary
measures being taken for attack advance made
about two the large barricale there erected More
made than was expected but at last the
troops obtained possession Of this first and greatest obsa-
Gle and where in fact the insurgents had had concentrt
ted their principal forces The action here exceed
ngy sharp one and was even found necessary to batter
down the barrcade with The inside Of the bar
ricade when the troops entered, was found covered with
colpses and wounded men The insurgents who escaped
tel back on the bnrrclles near the Porte St Martin
Here after the ground had been cleared away near til,
Porte St Denis for the passage OF troops another series
attacks took place by the troops on the four barrcade
which had been erected the Boueyards. The in
Ssents had here taken possession Of several Of the houses
at each side, from which they prepared to fire th,
troops When the attack took place. it found
ary t" send bodies Of engineers into these houses to dis
lodge the insurgents The resistance here by
means vigorous and the troops successfully,
without much trouble took possession of the various bar
rcades on the boulevar1S,
Fraay.A the barricades made during the night wert
carried rapidly The armed insurgents We're shot on thu
spot We're taken to the Ecolc Mtairc to be trie,
by court martial After their condemnation, they
immediately taken into The Champ de Mars and shot
The number is said to he very great Several of then
well known socialist chiefs In many parts of Paris
yesterday whore the insurgents were caught breaking
into houses, they made to go their knees an'
were shot on the spot At the shop Of milk dealer fou
houeva1ds when fired upon from three Or four of tn
houses was very great They returned the rcaen
and maiy persons in the crowd were killed.
There must have been at least twenty thirty shot
the bonleyardS AT nine o'clock at night four dead bode
still lying the steps OF the Theatre DIES Varieties
VI Victor Hugo is member of Council of Resistance Q
Five and directed the operations of the insurgents ycser
day at La Clnpcllo one of the .ubo,rgs There wer
eight balricadra aud for several hours troops but Il
ahcut nine o'clock they all carried by five hundre
troops of the line. Victor Hugo not taken wal
hiding about and could not b" found Ills family know
| ing what dangerous wicked and foolish part he
playing, anxious fur his arrest on Tuesday as tn
1 only means of saving him
About ten thousand fresh troops arrived to-day. an
altogether we have now it is said ibQu hundred
twenty Thousand men. All the Boulevarls occupic,
quas but the troops behave exceedingly well,
carriages allowed to pass The operations to-day hay
consisted chiefly in dispensing and arrestDg nsurgen
and carrying barricadcs There was little resistance
any point. and at about four O'Clock it was said that
danger at an enl.
s The correspondent of the Morning Chronicle. writl
cadcs made in the course Of the night but they
abandoned this morning, and attempt was made o-t
to make any additional onesn
From another account gather the following:
The persons who in the early part of Thursday cutero
the Cafe de Paris and fired upon the troops received
J. quarter: every man found in the house killed
If Notwithstanding the assurances of the government,
is calculated that ut least dozen of the departments al
i'll state OF siege The carriage of the courier of ii
l'ritish Embassy was stopped Thursday evening
form barricade the courier allowed to proceed
foot.
1t rumored that shots were fired from Tortom
ID coffee house upon the troops and it immediately
tackled by the soldery The same plea was urged for
d taekng NJ Saanlrouzes carpet manufactory. which
rdded with and least thirty of the workn,
killed.
The large barrier at the Port St. Denis was not take
till after two hours hard fighting and the loss Of 80
100 lives. AT the Port ST. Martin hundreds of de;
n and wounded found behind barricate and
- the number was Lieut.. Col Lebeau
On the right hand towards the Port St. Denis, Il
houses and windows are completely smashed by cannt
ball Some of the houses in the boulevard of mode
construction with terraces in front these
by the insurgents early twelve o'clock. and fro
=, them murdcrOus fire directed upon the trool
- Three artillery shot down Mt their guns,
rendered furious by the loss of their comrades the gu
loaded with ball and four pieces of artillery
I,ar cn,tI,y