New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20


all converted into barbados.
AT the corner OF every street is a barricade-gen-
tlemen shopkeepers clerks, vorkmen, all laborng
at the work with an eagemess and an earnestness
beyond description.
Al II O'clock NJ Odillon Barrot, accompanied
by General Lamorciere, repaired from the Cham
Der of Deputies 20 the Ministry OF the Interior,
where he was formally installed In presence OF the
National Guard and q multitude OF citizens, who
filed the Court. Shortly aitervard the following
proclamation posted up on the gate, amid uni
versa accamations
Mydssr comrsse, have been invested By the new
Cabinet with the superior commsnd Of The National Guard
Of the Department Of the seine .-,...,A
OF bertv You have been and ever will be- the defenders
o, order rely upon you. IS you rely upon me.
.si,,.s, iO'' ''I'' -" Csn.r, LAMoRIcIERE.
icounterrsnei oDiLLoN sARRor.
PaTti, Feb -, 1913.
At2 o'clock the following Proclamation vas post
ed on the walls of Paris
Ci-,ns Of Parif-The King has sbdicated The Crown,
bestowed By the Revolution Of jay Is 10 placed on the
under the guard Of the honor and COURAGE OF the Par
isian population All cause Of division smons u' ha.
ceased 70 exist Orders have been EVen 70 the troops OF
III M 10 return 70 their respective quarters Our brave
army be better employed than In shedding It's blood IN
NJ beloysd feliow-citirsnsi from this moment the
maintenance Of order 10 the and
d.nce Of the people Of Paris ana US heroic National
Gusrd They navel ever beea faithful to noble
try They will not desert 1t 10 To-, sfaTs ssRr
This proclamation produced a temporary calm,
bat the unfortunate occurrence st the Foreign Al.
fairs last night threatens 70 change the character OF
the struggle. Lsrge pools OF blood are still on the
asphalte pavement of the Bo1levards des Capu-
cines and the Rue Basse du Rampant The peo-
pie forget that the troops only fired when their col
onel was brutaly shot They demand wen
geance.'
On leaving the palace the King and his family
proceeded 10 Neuily under an escort OF culrassier'
After the troops evacuated the Tulleres' the pa
lace was Immediately occupied by the insurgents.
+, who destroyed everything in lt-windows, iurni-
: ture pictures &c. The throne alone was left en-.
tire carried in procession through the streets aud
the ouIevards and ultimately smashed To pieces
similar scene Of destruction took place at the "a.
lsis Royal. All the furniture was taken out and
burnt 10 the court
Marshal Bugeaud has been named at once com
mander Of the National Guard and OF the troops oil
the line.
In the Chamber OF Deputies, at one o'clock NJ.
Sauzet took the chair, in presence Of about 800
members Shortly aiterward 1t was stated that the
Duchess of Orleans had arrived at the palace with
her two sons The Princess soon appeared at the
left door, accompanied by the two princes and the
Dukes de Nemours and MontPensier. The young
| Count de Paris entered first led by one OF the
members Of the House. He penetrated with dlth.
Guilty as far as the semicircle, which was crowded
With officers aud soldiers of the National Guard.
n
assembly, Almost immediately afterward the Du'
chess entered and seated herself in an arm char
/ between her two sons.
/ The hall was then forcibly entered by multitude
/ of armed men of the lower orders snd National
Guards The Princess and her children then re-
tired to one OF the upper benches OF the center OPP
| poste the Presidential chair.
| The greatest agitation and uproa prevailed, and
/ when silence was restored Nj. Dupin rose and an
/ nounced TO the assembly that the King had sodi
Gated in IA, " Of his grandson, and conferred the
Regency Or the Duchess of Orleans. voice from
the public gallery, It's too late
An indescribsbe scene of tumut ensued
number of deputies collected round the Duchess
and her children and the Dukes Of Nemour and
Montpensier. National Guards also rallied round
the royal family.
NJ Marie then assembled the tribune his voice
was drowned By deafening cries. When silence
was restored, NJ. Marie said that In the critical
situation in which the Capital was placed 1t was
/ urgently necessary 10 adopt some measures cacu-
/ lated TO calm the population. Since morning, the
/ evil had made immense progress shall we pro
claim the Duke de Nemours or the Duchess OF Or
/ leans Regent NJ. Cremieux whofollo~ed, was oil
opinion % uphold the new Government NJ. lie
noude thought that appeal ought to be addressed
TO the people
NJ. Oiillon Barrot next assembled the tribune
and advocated the rights OF the Duchess d Or
leans NJ LsrOchejaquelin supported the appeal
70 the people NJ Lamartine and NJ. Ledru holn
insisted on the necessity Of appointing Provision
nj Government. NJ SauZet here put on his hat,
and concluded the sitting. The Princes retired
followed by all the members OF the Centre those
of the Left alone remaining IN the nan. me IN.
surgepts then called or rather carried, Nj. Dupont
de IEure 10 the Presidential Chair. The tribune
and all the seats we're occupied by the people and
National Guards and the names oil the iOho"lhS
members of the Provisional Government were pro.
claimed amid a scene which has not been Witnessed
since the Convention .,,
/ ~ GARNER PAGES, NJ LEDKD KILN
~ MARIE NJ CREMlEUA
Thi, list was received with cries OF ViUe la Re
pubfiqte and the Assembly then adiourned 10 the
Hotel de Vile TO install the Provisional Govern
ment. ,,,.,,c,,
The following proclamation has been posted al
the Bourse:
We have Just been charged by the Kus to form Minis
The Chamber will be dissolved, and appeal be made
General Lainoriciers hiss been appointed commandan'
OF the National Guards.
oDiLLON BARROT,
DUVERGlER ID HAURANNE,
LAMORICIERE
All the Ministers hsve quilted their hotels
i"o PAsls, Friday. Q AN.
A Republic has been proclaimed. The h'ns
and his family are gone to Eu
The Provisional Government ady appointed
has been confirmed. The following are Ministers
Dupont de fEure President Lamsrtlne' Foreign
Affairs; Arsgo Marine; Leiru Holn' Interior :
Marie. Public Works Csrnos Public instruction /
Bethmont. Commerce; Lamorciere, War Gern'er
Pages. confirmed as Mayor of Paris CaVaisnac,
Governor Of Algers DecOurtrss, Commandant oil
the National Guard. =.
All communication by railway and diligence is
suspended. The station of the Northern han"ay
has been burnt II is impossible TO get out OF Fa,is
by that line. All was tranquil in the quarter OF the
/ Tueries.
/ Hafpast o'cock.-The following notice has
Jas, been published:
In "A, name Of tis S0rercign People. -,
. CfrfzESs-The Provisional Government hss Ju'i oe.u
inst,ed itis composed BY the will OF the people o. ,he
ctizsn. rede lick Arsgo, Louis snc, Marie
Elo-on Iearu Rolin R=cur. Msrast, Albert To wateh
ovsr the execution Of the measures which viii pese
nv oveon.nt The will Of tbs people has chosen io %
eS.,es 10 the Department OF The Police the eit1shs
C,nsid,re and sobrier The same sovereign Will o tne
son ia, gnaied the citizen TT Arago to tbs Dfee
T ton General OF ihe Post Oinee. s.t... Il
exscutsn " ths orders given by the fressons
.rnm.nt Is dgi.,d that the bakers or flfni'heis o.
nrvous on Paris keep their shops open TO all nose "ho
nay have occasion for lhein, -, -, -. O., o,,,
RECON nepded 20 the people not 70 gun
,bs, am, their rosons their revolutionary Gttsae