What happened during the republican uprising in Paris in June 1832?

The republican uprising in Paris in June 1832 was a significant insurrection that occurred during the reign of Louis-Philippe. Along with earlier unrest in Lyon in November 1831, this rising was part of a series of challenges from socialist and republican factions that opposed the July Monarchy.1

These domestic insurrections allowed Louis-Philippe to position himself as a defender of middle-class interests against radical agitation. By framing his government as a necessary bulwark against such disorder, the king sought to solidify his control and maintain the stability of his regime.1

It is important to distinguish this 1832 event from the "June Days" of 1848, which was a separate, much larger, and bloodier civil uprising that took place later during the Second Republic following the collapse of Louis-Philippe's monarchy.2