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London, England, 1848-05-17 00:00:00

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LATEST FROM PARIS.
NUMEROUS ARRESTS.
Since the receipt of our l'aris correspondent's
letter, with particulars of the revolutionary movement
in the French capital up to y-esterday forenoon, which
will be found within, the following communication has
reached us :
PARIS, TVERDAY, 6 P.M.
During last night and this morning large bodies of
regular troops of every arm have been arriving in
Paris, and the government has announced that still
more are expected. A great number of the Guard
Xlobilo occupied the environs of the Chamber during
the night This morning largo bodies of cavalry,
infantry, and artillery approached by the numerous
avenues. The quay ander the vestibule of the
Chamber, with the bridge and the Place de la
Concorde, were altogether covered with troops; the
public were excluded from this space. The quay
extending fn m the Chamber to the esplanade of the
Invalides was similarly occupied. A detachment of
infantry was placed across the end of every street
leading to the Chamber, and the approaoh of all per-
sons was prevented except such as were furnished with
a ram Artillery was stationtd on the Place de la
Concorde, and at other points commanding the chief
approaches to the Chamber.
At the different posts throughout the capital, the
National Guard was kept under arms, and the con-
stant beating of the drums, and matching of detach-
ments, horse and foot, gave the town all the appear-
ance of a state of war.
Several thousand of the National Guard of 'Ver-
sailles and other adjacent places marched into Paris
this morning.
The mayor and chief officers of the National Guard
of Nielnn have arrived in l'aris to tender to the As-
sembly the aid of the National Guard and population
of that place.
Last night it was observed that numerous signals
trete male from the top of the Ho'el de Ville, and
rotninued from house to house along the quays to the
prefecture of police.
The battalion of the pupils of the Military School
of St. Cyr arrived in Paris last night, under the or-
ders of the etat-major of the school.
The journals of this morning which announced
that NI. Blanqui had not been arrested, were, it
IPPeant in error; besides that individual, Bathes,
ierrtnis, and Sobrier, thfre have been arrested also
Hobert Lemaitre, Rasped, Toutin, and Col. Saisset.
31. Boquet, the adjoint mayor of the 12th
arrondisement, and the friend of Barbde, has also been
arrested. It appears that this individual yesterday,
liter having refused to deliver cartridges to the
National Guards of the 12th Legion, was met at ten
o'clock at night in the Rue St. Jacques, escorting ten
'am, each carrying a basket of cartridges.
Soquet had also is his pocket an order for
the beating of the rappel.
The Assembly met this morning at half-past ten.
ne aspect of the interior of the Chamber presented
!tenting marks of the rade of yesterday. The cover-
ing of the benches, the carpets and curtains, were torn
Sild trampled on. But few ladies were seen in the
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