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! insurgents, Whoweyer, retrealed into @the upper stories Of the houses in the f Rue Montmatre, whence they continu- ed to annoy the troops so much, that # ,sE;;ss determined to leave for the night. A bout hall past thgce, the entrance to the passage, which had been fastened, was again forced by the insurgents, who proceeded to pull down the shut ters of the empty shops in the passage, tocongert them into weapons of offence or barrleades, as circumstances might require. The noise oeeasioned by this proceeding excited the greatest alarm among the inhabitants, as it was appre- hended that general pdlage was about to ensue; this alarm was, howev- CT, unfeanded, as no attack was made on any inhabited shop. The troops hearing the tumult, returned lnineyeas- ed force, and d continued fire was kept up until past i, when the troops gained possession of the passage, and took a considerable number of the insurgents prisoners, who had taken refugein the houses in the passage. They were ge- neraiiy young men Of apparent respec- liability, mixed, however, with others of the lowest class. A great number were killed and wounded in this affair: the latter were placed in temporary anabulaaees formed in the passage Sau- mon. One peculiarly distressing incl dent occurred in the presence of one of our eollaborateurs. The daughter of a respectable tradesman, at the corner of the rue .des Nieux Augustus, was attending her sick mother on the first floor, when ball passed through the window. and killed her on the spot; she was only IT years of age.

 The King arrived n Paris from St. Gioua fate in the evening, and Immedi- ately held q Council of Ministers; after which he reviewed the troops of the line, the National Guards, and artille- y, in the Place da Garrousei; ie was enthusiastically received, ard the whole troops appeared aetuated by the firm est determination to put down the re- belion by the most energetic means. In course of the night seals were placed on the presses of the Tribune, the Quotidienne, and the Courier de fEurope, by orders of the police, and those journals have consequently not appeared

 During the night and this morning. troops have been pouring in from every quarter within circle of fifteen leagues. The artillery has also arriv- ed from Vincennes. The total number of regular troops now in Paris is said to exceed 30,000 men.

 Al an early hour in the morning, de tachments of the National Guards of tine Banlieaes, many of them without uniforms, marched into Paris, to join in repressing the disturbances; they were enthusiastically cheered by their Pa rlsian brethren and the troops of the Elines

 The King and the Duke de Namours again Inspected the troops in the place Idu Carrousel this morning and were. received with the same enthusiasm as last night. About eleven o'clock they proceeded along the boulevard ard oth- CT parts of the capital on horseback. preceded by squadron of National Guards, and accompanied by a numcr- ous staff and strong escort. The roy al party, as far as it has yet proceeded, has been every where received with eVape le Roin

 In the early part of the morning some severe fighting took place near the Halle, in which the insurgents were completely routed; great numbers of prisoners have been taken and convey ed to the Prefecture and places of safe custody, in detachments of thirty or if l ty each, escorted by strong parties of dragons and National Guards. The populaee do not feel at all disposed to sYmpathise with the rioters. All is now quiet in that quarter, as well as in the rues St. Martin and St. Dennis, in which some contest took place; but there is still some firing in the direction of the Quartier St. Antoine. The whole line of qua,s is occupied by the troops. The shops are shut, and all business appearsss.t q stand stiff. ne I groups of artisans and tradesmen who fare seenin the streets appear indignant at the scenes which have occurred. and express themselves strongly as 10 the necessity oi crushing the insurgents at once. We understand that the guard houses at the barriers of Le Trone, ICharenton, Bercy, and La Rapee, were taken by the populaee last night, but