The Gene,;* i ral, accompanied bylns-aidesrde-campcartie^ in succession a great n^rnber of batricadies, and af.tef an obstjnate .resistance; , re>capture4 'ilje barracks, and -drove t^^jjnsvrgeuts froia ! thVco|n,£jtares, wheiejlujy batl Jilted,?hem i selves ; r ' then, returning by Ithe 1 the Bo,uieyar4 Bourdon, he set}t Commandant Bqizafd^f the ', N.atbnal Gt^m;d,to, ordeij, iein,forcern*«tß, ia ord^er'to re/qjie thjet.upper yar^o/ the- RuejSt. , Antpine, fcom^ tb^e insurgjents, wha werestitl !in the' .neighbourhood of ' the chjirch^ of S^ jPaulj when be f wa,s struck by, a ba)l t a,t;jh;et ' entrance p,f t]ifl Ru^St.-^tnioine^ i% fr,on v v t 3 ot 1 the- great barricade < which defeud.ed 1 the. etm ' trance. of-/the.Faubourg. General: Gh&i^on^ | oel,, a. representative, of the people^ w«s v g?B verely wounded beside, him," , v * ' 5

" French Kepsblic. „ ' " LIBERTY,' EQUALrt I^ FftATERKITT. ' ' - "Soldiers — The safety ofth'e country claims you!- It is a terrible, a.cruel war/ which you ,are at present waging. Be re-assured* you are' not llie aggressors. - On this* ocr.asion-at : least y!du 'will- not. have been '-fifce- miserable instru ments of J despotism and' of treasoni Courage^ 1 soldiers-!- imitate the i intelligent and devbteti 5 extmplt of your- 'fellow citizena." ' Reii»«in :

We make tbVfollqwing extracts from our correspondent's letter, dated Monday morn-j ing. half-past ten : — •'The, fighting is resumed, "A/battalion of the 61st xegiment _cf the line has just passed along the boulevard to wards the Fa,u]>ouvg St. Autoine. I saw them majching in the same direction yester day. The sections numbered twenty- five, men each. .Toj-dey they average eighteen. Never did men deserve better of their coun try than these brave fellows. The National 'Quarts, of the,i>Ba.nlieu have acted nobly. Though not so early iv the fight as the others they have gloriously earned an imperishable reputation. " This will he, a dreadful day also. The insurgents a^e. sure to be overpowered, but they fight yet. with desperation m the Fau bourg St. Antome. It is but too possible that, ibe humanity displayed by the National Guards, Mobiles, and troops, will have been exhausted, and that terrible examples will be m!ade. -. "Colonel Chajrbonnel has been severely wounded, but is doing well. "It w.asJ.eported.. 