The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.

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afternoon 6t with ia.
creased fury ate he evening
TIE ereal valbbs3 tsm djsp
Iy the police COLES ,ed again and 81
lacked tbe police 1hoe u fierce
Sighting 3 sight The po,eemale
evcul savage charges tatwm r
pulsed ty he 5aae3 rpa.ae with
sticks au8 "a shower n missiles At
cue time the crowd obtained CONS
pletaly the upper aHaJ that tho police
were driven luJ5 u lsnaeka a
perfect lamaag3me8t Of staaas was
then kept gp ly the people who
smasbedaH t6e windows Ader some
delay che police f@e In Che barracks
obtained achievements, ani charged
upon tbe crowd with desperate ipry.
4 handlohand FIGHT suaael, the up
shot Of which was THAT tdc police were
driven back into the barracks Again
and again they sailed forth, bon with
. the same result AT last By a grand
effort they beat way for themselves
and broke The crowd UP. During the
melee which followed, an iron lear was
thrown at the police from @ tavern at
/ TIA corner Of Queen street, where
several rioters had taken refuge The
I police consAblos thoeaPou stomcd
( the house, broke the doors and captured
. the inmates. whom they belaboged
with savage blows. The mob made "a
/ desperate attempt 10 rescue She pris-
onors, and haJtlo cDsucd dming
which the house was battered aud half
destroyed. The rioters threw them,
selves with frantic rage upon the police
without being able to deliver their
friends. The prisoners on thejr way
to The police stations and in their cells
sang seditious songs throughout the
night. The excitement is very great,
and is still increasing. Ii cannot yet
be stated with certainty bow many per-
sons have been killed and wounded.
| The report is that baIfof the policemen
engaged in Che fight have been more
or less seriously injured, The police
station is smearcd with the blood oi
the wounded. The troops were day
and night under arms, but did not in.
telfere, as the authorities were appre
hcnsfyc that terrible slaughter would
be the consequence. Only twenty
seven Of the rioters have been arrested
Eight rioters, arrested yesterday, were
sentenced to three and four months
Imprisonment.
Pans, Sept. 5.-Thore is great agi
tatiou among the dangerous classes il
Paris, Last night and to day the in
fantry aud cavalry patrols have beer
passing to and fro through all parts o
the city, but in the greatest number
through the revolutionary quarters-
| Belleville, La Yilleite and Menilmon
tame. There are about sixty Thousand
troops distribdted all over the city
A very large force is consigned 70 bar
racks in Bellcyile, where the popula
ton is said to be wholly under the in
huence Of the International Society
Many blouses are idle, others have LEI
work as If by some preconcerted an
rapgement. They arc congregatiul
around the Maries, or excitcdly dis
cussiug in wine shops whether the eel
cbration should take place in spite 0
the introduction Of the government
Thus far no crowds have collected, for
as soon as kuot of malcontents il
formed, the police interfere and dis
solve It. Since the passage Of th'
bill making il punishable 20 belong e
the international, tho influence OF that
! society has been increasing ia secresy
The approaching dissolution OF thC
/ National Guard is contemplated BY
many with apprehension. 1t is fearec
that the measure will throw a large
number Of mea into the ranks Of tht
international Society The prccag
lions of The government are SO complet,
that She populace viii probably no
dare 10 attempt demonstration TIL
otdc of The military Authorities ar
absolute aad severe. Any d'sturban
ces would be quelled in blood, as tb,
troops have orders 10 fire 90 the frs
proyocafoa. The cities Of Lyons
Marsoilos aud Bordeanx, where s'mila
demonstrations have been arranged by
the international, are also filed witt
troops, aud the government WI ea
force everywhere the c;'cplar which
It has issued rolbiJdug ,be celebration
PRAIRIE WEED BALSAM,