Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-07
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pioraole collision 3s the one which has
occurred.
My beloved fellow citizens! From this
moment the maintenance of order is ntrust-
ed to the courage and prudence of the peo-
pie of Paris and lis heroic National Guard.
They have ever been faithful to our noble
country. They will not desert il in this
grave emergency.
ODILLON BARROT.
This proclamation produced 4 Temporal
ry calm, but the unfortunate occurrence at
the Foreign Affairs last night threatens TO
change the character Of hcstruggle. Large
pools of blood are still on the asphaltic
pavements of the BoulevarIs DIES Capucnes
and the Rue BaSse du Rampant. The pco-
pie forget that the troops only fired when
their cuoncI was bratalIy shot. They de-
mand "vengcancc.'
On leaving the palace the King and his
family proceeded 10 NeuilIy under an cs-
cort Of cuirasiers. After the troops cvactu-
alcd the Tullerles, the palace was immedi-
aIcly occupied by the insurgents, who de-
stroycd everything in it--windows, lurni-
ture, pictures, &c. The throne was left
entire, carried i'll procession through the
streets and the Boulevards, and ultimately
smashed 10 pieces. similar scene of de-
structiOn took place at the PaIair Royale.
All the furniture was taken out and burnt in
the court.
Marshal Bugcad has been named at once
commander of the National Guard and Of
the troops of the line.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, at o clock
NJ. Sauzct took the chair, on presence of
about 300 members. Shortly afterwards
it was stated that the Duchess of Orleans
had arrived at the place with her two sons.
The Princess soon appeared at the left
door, accompanied by the two Princes and
the Dukes de Ncmours and Momtpensier.
The young Count dc Paris entered first, led
by one Of the members of the House. He
penetrated with difficulty as FIR as senior
Gle, which was crowded with officers and
soldiers Of the National Guard. Ills pres
ence produced a lively impression on the
assembly. Almost Immediately afterwards
the Duchess entered, herself in an arm
Chair between her two sons.
Tie hall was then iorcihly entered by
multitude ofarmcd men Of the lower orders,
and National Guards The Princess and
her children then retired to one of the up
per benches Of the centre, opposite the pres
idcnta chair.
The greatest agitation and uproar pre-
vailed. And when silence was restored,
NJ. Dupin rose and announced to the as
scmhly that the King had abdjca;cd in ia
vor Of his grand sou, and conferred the re-
gency on the Duchess Of Orleans.
a voice from the public galFery-"lt is
too late -
An indcscrihabIe scene Of tumut cnsucd.
a number Of Deputies collected around the
Dutchcs and her children, and the Dukes
de Nemours and Montponslor. National
Guards also rallied around The royal family.
NJ. Marie then assembled the tribune; his
voice was drowned by dcatcning cries.
When silence was restored, Marie said that
i'll the critical situation in which the CAPT
tai was placed, 1t was urgently necessary
90 adopb some measures calculated TO calm
the population. Since morning the evil
had immense progress. Shall we proclaim
the Duke dc Ncmours or the Duchess Of
Orleans regents! NJ. CrcmenX, who fol-
lowed, was Of opinion to uphold the new
Government. NJ. Gcnoude thought that
ple. Nj. Odllion Barrot next assembled the
tribune, and advocated the rights Of the
Duchess d'Orleans.
Nj. Larochcjaqucla supported the appeal
to the people. NJ. Iamartnc and Nj. Le-
dru Rolin insisted on the necessity of APP
pointnling provisional government NJ.
Sauzct here put ON hes hat and concluded
the sitting.
The Princes retired, followed by all the
members of centre, those of the left alone
remaining in the hall. Tccinsurgents then
called or rather carried NJ. Dupont de
'IEure to the Presidential chair. The tri
bune and all the seats were occupied by the
people and the National Guards, and the
names Of the following members of the
Provisional Government were proclaimed
amidst a scene which has not been wit
messed since the Convcnton: NJ. GARNER
Pages, VI. l.cdrL RoHn, NJ. Arago, NJ. Lam
artInc, NJ. Marie, NJ. CrcmicuX.
The i,st was received with cries of Nive
IA Rcpubique, and the Assembly then adj
ioufned to the Hotel de Vile to install the
Provisional Government.
LATEST lNrELLIGENcE.
The following proclamation has been
posted At the Brousc:
Orders have been given to cease firing
everywhere.
We have just been charged by the King
to form Ministry.
The Chamber will be dissolved, and an
appeal be made to the country.
General I.amorlcicre has been appointed
Commandment of the National Guards.
THEIRS.
ODlLLON BARROT,
DMNERGIER DE IIAURANNE,
LAMORIClERE.
All the Ministers have quilted their no.
tolls.
The Boursc is closcln