

 their cords left dangling in the centre E oi the street, bringing to mind the dread ful use made of them f years before. 4 ten o'clock tic wooden guard house of the Place de Ia Bourne was attacked. the gendarmes expelled, and the guard house itself set OH fire. h party of Saz peurs fompiers (liremen) arrived tocx- tinguish the flames, but they would not be allowed to act, and suffered them. selves to be disarmea.

 Later all the armourers shops in Pa ITS were attacked, and every weapon carried off. At eleven o'clock. cempa- ratlye quiet reigned throughout Paris; but the nature of such calm could not be misunderstood. 1t four o'clock in the morning the people began to assem- bleat many points, but principally in the Rue St. Honore. The well-dresscd mol, ot the preceding day re-appeared, and reinforced, but were outnurnbered by the terrible men from the Faubourgs of St. Antoine and Mareeau. The Tuil- ieries were approached, but no act of hostility occurred up to ten o'clock. In. In the mean while the brave of the e. 7evaTzt Garde Rationale began to assem- bic on the BouIevards, in the Place de Greye, and in other places, with the certainty of death if defeated. At the same moment new and most important incident occurred. The students off the Ecole Polytechnique, having been dismissed without their swords, fads Of from fifteen to twcnty-tElree years of age9 joined the people to man, then separated, proceeding singly to take command of the people, or rather 10 re- ceiVe 1t from them; and nobly did they repay the confidence so placed in them. In an hour animmense force was brought to bear On several points. The Hotel de Vile was attacked, carried and be- came the point d'oppui. The depot of ar- tillery to the Rue du Bac {St. Thomas q Aquin) was equally carried, and the cannon carried of tothemost important points, and worked with amazing cool ness and effect for twelve hours by those heroic youths. The Tuilleries were at lacked and defended iey the 3d Esegi- ment of the Garde Royal tail of whom were 1ele6ealas; they were the first sol diers who fired On the people on We'd nesday. Early in the day the Sapeurs lompiers surrendered. 4 large pro- portion of the gendarmes soon after wards followed their example. l should have said earlier, that the whole garri- sonof Paris had been ordered out on the preceding night. The 9th Regi- ment were ordered to a Make ready!'' to fire on the people on the Boulevardc. They did so. Presentn and they turned theirpieces on their Colonel, wait | ing with singular coolness for the word Fire" Thatof}ieer immediately broke his sword upon his knee, tore oil his epaulettes, and retired. The people threw themselves into the arms of the soldiers, who received their embrace. but maintained their position. " Vipa to Agneo (regiments of the iine) was, in consequence, during the night, and ever since, constant exclamation with the people.

 At ten o'clock went to the place du Carouscl. In the Rue Richelieu, and all the neighborhood of the Rue St. Ho- nore, the parties were en face. The 3d Guards maintained the appearance of determination to fight. The people were acumulating frightfully, ,nota word was spoken. The Garden of the Tuil- cries was closed. In the Place du Ca rousel, found three squadrons of Lan- cers of the Garde Royal; battalion of the 2d Regiment of the Gardc, and battery of six pieces, also of the Guards. The Tuilleries and Louvre were occu- pied by regiment of Swiss Guards. Unhappy men! the eAainpic of former days was lost upon them. They have perished!

 A few soldiers of the Garde were eating their breaktast-all the rest to whom bave referred, were on the qui vive, ready to mount or fall in.

 passed on to the Quai du Louvre. The pont des Arts (a wooden bridge for foot passengers opposite the Louyre,) and the Palace of the Institute were so crowded, that l turned, fortunately, to the Pont Royal. At that moment q dreadful tirailade was heard in the di- l rection of the Place de Greve. It was answered by rolling fire in every di- rection, and in five minutes l5,0U0 of the finest troops in the world found themselves engaged with citizens, var