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tine recovery oftwo OF th m. A little girl was also
killed By stray ball from a revolver.
Appsar ruy pvvo,


he rinEleader and fonr accompce.. r,s ponuIa.
ion cooperated and full OF ent. os,osm nrocssdsd
II It's own accord to make .i,be, arro.ts
ine guns 'aken rom the hremen have been re.
s.sn Neup"as abandoned bv the insurgents have
'''o V.sn seized, and q call to arms having been
made in the quierter, goodly num-
Der OF the National Guards were got together, who
with the aid Of the citizens, contributed toward
the rsestablisbment OF order.
A squadron and a company OF the Guard OF Paris,
which immediately arrived was hailed with warm
acclsmatiops. The sergeants de Vile also received
the applause merited BY their courage.
LYNCH Law rHREArESsp.
The Commissary and Agents OF Police have ni.de
great efforts TO protect from the public Indignation
the individuals under arrest. They number about
nfty In ALL They we're imprisoned in the depot Of
the Prefecture.
During the evening two persons weae also taken
there whom sentinel pointed out on the boulevard
Saint MichseL They carried daggers identical with
those seized on the Boulevard vnlette.
They offered resistance on beng taken, and re-
fused 10 spswer the first essuions put to them
Ancr O'Clock the Boulevard vnlette resumed It's
usual quiet
couRT-NARrfL ORDERED.
A crowd Of from three to four thousand persons
continued TO search for the rioters and to manifest
the highest Indignation. At quarter past other
parties made an attack the sentries Of the same
station. Two were arrested BY the National Guard,
and were locked up in the barracks.
The rioters will be brought before court mar.
tial to-day. The Empress has sent letter of con.
dolence and aid to the parents OF the little girl
who was killed last night.
INTENSE INDIGNATION
Parties have been brought before = council Of war
al hsrseles for circulating false news
All the evening journals OF Paris insist on the
speedy punishment OF the rioters Of the Boulevard
Viette. The public evaporation over the AFFAIR is
IL tense. The police In making arrests are assisted
BY the citizens
MuzzLIso rBg rpRss
Tho Opinion National, is the paper rsferrej 10 nv
the Journal OeiaI as daring TO question the copdl
tlon Of the armament and fortincations OF pari.
The Opinton acknowledges tho receipt of n note
from the Minister OF the Interior bpt declines To
discuss II, "a the city Is under martial law.
The press In oil parts OF France resolutely de-
nounce overtures for peace until the Prussians are
driven from the soil.
The Gduiob says NJ. Drouyn de rHuys has been
offered by the Empress Regent the post Of Ambas.
sador at Vienna.
was held at the Tuileries this morning nj which IN.
Empress rresided,
The C0vstitutionnel, 10 a brief report Of the pro
ceedings In the Corps L6sislatit yesterIay saw,
two useful projects OF law were voted but mos, or
the session wa. spent in addressing needless oues.
tions TO the ministry and in stere and ir,,,a,,n,
debate
The Constit,itionn,r adds tb,, sone,imes the Cham
Der gives proof OF unity and patrioti, and At
OF the reverse The present situation e1,cts saeri
fees from all. Let the Deputies set aside their
however Legitimate they may be. The
action OF the Chambers should give fresh strength to
the nation. Surely none wish to increase its dan.
gers. We must avoid anything likely to raiaa the
hopes OF the enemy.
LIES ABOUT ruE rRussIASs.
Some newspapers here assert that the Prussians
make the country people march in front OF their ad.
vsncing lines, so that the French troops may be
forced to FIRE upon their countrymen when they at
tack the enemy.
ALARN ABOUT THE PARIS PRussIASs
report which was circulated through the city
that Prussian spies had spiked cannon on the walls
of Paris IL pronounced false by the Minister of War
who authorizes the statement that the fortacations
are in excellent order.
Two Prussan spies have been arrested In Toulon.
One was taken in the act OF examining tie vessels
OF war.
Prince Napoleon is reported at Florence The
Orleans Princes have as yet received no reply from
the Emperor to their tender OF services In the
French army.
Lyons has been put in a state OF defence. The
Senate has unanimously adopted the financial bills
which originated In the Corps lie ;islatif
VICTOR ENASuEL's APPEAL TO Bs LET oTv
The Gdpiots reports that Victor Emanuel wrote
long letter to Napoleon. saylrr; ct gave Won nv
word und am ready to keep 1t; but must tell you
81 ould leave Italy may never re-enter IT," The
Gdulois adds that the Emperor released the King
from his promise.
La Presse admits that tho mission OF the Duke de
Csdore to Denmark appears to have failed, and
Chris n declined IN receive him througb tho nrc.
a,.. ~, I,,.., -, D..
sure VI Ehsi'nu anu hussin''
La PreSse also gives up all hopes OF armed assist
ance from Italy where the Garth ,ldIana nre doi,g
.,,t-. A., a. - - a. -. =.
everything IN HeH power 10 turn Vie MINDS OF the
aided them in their hour OF need.
ApyIces FROM ROME
represent that the soldiers of the Iepion d,.p,,hos
are anxious to ioin the armies OF France. TN.
French residents are much affected by the news of
rovoraas hut Iha cl.ric,I an,ho,i,ia. ,na