New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09


In the afternoon little after four large BODY OF
armed citizens presented themselves before te e"q T
with demanding the Governor 10 stIeie' hoja
ing DAG OF truce, and ordering mo 1raWnuSe, r6a
cpnWd eagerly rushed in and when about 400 Of them
lad entered the fosse, the bridge was instantly
mn and some Iuvaide soldiers who we're upon us ram
Them with cannon shot. This horrd act OF tcacneI5
could not but excite the Indignation OF those VINO wire
without They became iDfurated and their rage VAS
with one consent, directed against the uEawoL S
which supported and at length cannon being padnt t
NJ The bridge dropped. AGAIN another cIoWI
impetnously pressed in. aud when they were WlhlI
cannon were they all fired upon them, and, rs II APP
pearcd aficrward, killed. every man VINO stood az ,Ie
atev and the cit zcns not knowing the cause apprc
hended another snare. but tew or me more dnliS
mouse lie saw his danger and set fire to his house
view OF obstrrciiIg me nprT"aGn ra nnd ci
deavored TO elude the safch OF me e. mid
zrns ly retiring obscure lart OF the prhcpIl
The fire which was raging the foremost IN me en-
I"rprISe, and gaining the interior OF th' blsue hicI
secret room living on sofa almost IN state OF lh'es
bty. He dragged him out and brought MN To- ne pGi
mace, where he soon fell sacriuce 10 lhrr ~
mead was aterwArd taken of aud carried about on "
poe as we had seen.
This day was Tuesday July IA. On the Saturday fol-
lowing Dr. Righy and his friends went TO the Ba"tHe
and found 600 workmcn busy employed In the de-
strctiou Of chs castle OF despotism They saw the
battlcmens tumble down amidst the applauding Shouts
of the people" A number Of artists were making
Sketches Of the ancient 10 exist no longer
except on paper-nad"quate sketches or sketches that
were aftcrward lost they mast have 6een Gould one
hut after infinite reading. get TO understand 80 mnch
as the plan OF the building" complains Carlyle me
party had an opportunity 10 cncr the fdr'r S. Du'
pru,cnCc led them 10 decline IL. gentleman WHOM
,lrv knew was captain Of the armed bourgeois WE"
were 10 mount guard Within its walls lie offered 10
take them IN with hin part of the guard but II hau
ncrn necessary them carry muSkets anu 10 re-
raln WITHIN certain number Of hours. Thcy reh c'eu
that shout any sudden alarm take place. 1t wouh nc
lt!c awkward tor Four Engilshm"n TO be FOUND carry
c arms in the Dts'iIc. On the following the fall
OF the castle they paid visit TO the M,rGue wHee were
paced the bodies of of those who hal persisted in
the engagement. OF this scene Dr Rghy says:
Tue manslcd bodies were promiscuously thrown TO-
ccther Should think IN, from twenty to thirty
IocIrs The sgnt Of these hoiId aud diesustinr,
nu; the sight living bodies near them tNcl ca m"'
paint Il horror. Those WHO mad missed their friends Ii
Tie M hj repaired To tnIs spot unGcr the dreadful a-
pr,h nSIOn That they might he AMONG inc uIolt undc
dead Parcnts WHO could tot ma tnelf SOM, wives MH
had lost their husbands came 10 suck lem I'd aIt
ats MurSGGs ~ bc wer ,nrnin nycr inc die
and altered were they by death and the Rect oI
rrcuguzt those whom living they woul nave khoWh Y
the M st transient glance We Jaw W'ah at ,Ile mo
cn of discovering her husband or her -On; ie lol't
ana "s ~ i,,s h,J Mr.. S,d IvI, tt 81 nal OF
ncr discovery. The SURROUNDING crowd FELT lbo ehi"h
tnriiiy puiIrd bandfu~ o har on her head teen mica
up her hands ami 10 Heaven win cou' "unucr "i
III n horror a. can neither drscril wish it"
lcc, ANA FIJI suddenly on the corpse. Ne rii the 'h" ~
ii was pa tul, and we ieilr"d Ihis NaS N''nr
HIt!c ca.cuiat q O. Increase orr desire "l r4'h@ III
PariS therefore hurried To the Town Hal To- our
.s>pOrs.
The part, had no trouble in getting passports from
TIE proper officers, III securing horses IN i0'jl"
with which latter they set of for hcr hJte where 'Ecr
carr,agc had been kept Repeatedly Oh ;ha way tucl
were stouled III tine streets by armed men. ANA called
uuuu TO show their and when cY had hndiy
embarked Their hotel almost every guard Stop2rl
them and insisted on havin; the pistols when they
mad brought from III gland and paced III r crrlas" rs
an ordinary part Of travelling furniture. Dut when the
barriers of the cy reached the horse" were snd-
denly turned about aud tie party was ordered back ~
the Town IIi for examination. On lis return the p"ru-
lace in the streets and ladies III tn windows who before
clecred them and waved kind adeus with maud ani
nandkerchicfs no longer respected the English coach
aud SIX and gan insult them with course an!u we
and reproachcs. They dragg- ID along with ini;-
nifty rs captives," and the pOpuacc erred dluui: "IJ
! are uoblessc. They wanted To run away, nut lh'
sccr4iS are cached" Gestures OF menace were made
and carriage spat upon AZ the Town liIli TIA"
magistrate chIuccd 70 ne the same who han gwen them
lie PASSPORTS He sncd at their embarrassment. gave
them new passports cOched IN stl stronger terms ana
| furnished guard OF respectable and armed ctzrn'.
A.ain they OF and no troubled tnrm on iii" va'
until the barriers reached When the carriage VA
stoned and the trunks cAamn d IN Custom II1uS
manner. THIS DONE Il vcrv fierce, ilI-oohinG fellow
armed with a mussct jnmurd int" tie carriage hXcd
his bayOnct in their md and Orlcrcl then back 10 The
| Town Hall. o. their way they suffered many lndgn!-
ties hut they had trouble In satisfying he magistrate
| third time that they were proper persons To be 81
| lowed to DEPART. Wearied however, with 50 many an
uoyanccs, they decided TO aoihdOn The attempted d
rar,ure and remain Paris, awaiting IN" approach of
better times BY dong. they had an opportunity to
sec the King the city on tne following Friday July
IT, OF that day DIR. Rugby says:
The cOuntenance of the Kug was litt" marked with
IaCu-l
ClcItcd alarm. He accustomed to throw his head
very muh back on his shoulders, which by obligng HIM
to look upward gave kind Of stupid character ~ bis
cOuutenpnce by increasing the apparent breadth {" MS
winch is produced by looking about. He received
marks Of appiauSo nor insult from tho
disrcspect, Nor INSULT shown 10 me noDlesse
clergy, except IN the instance OF tG ArcnnisACp OF
much Kissed. He looked great deal agltated.
/ know nor, but it certainly loved the ground.
The and enthusiastic applause OF the people was
yve u LOer;e" we've Loudly iteIatcd as they passGd;
The King went to the Hotel de Vli ana was TGceiyeI
by Monsieur Baily, who. L think. had been chosen
to The people but he was embarrassed, and either
Bally or some other person who stood near silh some
sign mis- assent be put on the popular cockade THIS
produced burst Of applause and he returned amidst
the accamaon OF ViUe ROi The rest OF tile day was
spent IN festive and triumphant gayctY
The letter in which the foregoing incidents are re-
corded was written not at Paris but at Geneva, aud
date August l. DR.. Rugby and his friends sue
ceeded in leaving Paris July 10, two days after the
Kings entry, and proceeded to Geneva by way OF
Lyons, Marscilles. Nice, Turn and the Mont Cents
Letters from these latter places and short ones ad
dressed TO his friends at home while he was in Paris
give singular evidence OF how little ne realized tine eX
tent OF the suffering France and tho awful pOrtent Of
the uprising he had On Monday morning, Jniy
49, he assures them he perfectly safe and quite out
of harms way" and on Thursday, tue day after bis
futile attempt leave Paris he has received no other
inconvenience from the present unhappy state Of Paris
than being delayed few days longer than lac pIo-
posed" and there every reason to believe all danger
is over from this time" Contrary to the wellhnuwu
statements Of historians OF the Revolution based
In many instances the valuable testimony of Arthur
Young Dr. Rgby found the rural population OF France
sngu,rly happy and prosperous. On the road Paris