The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

lives have been lost IL oely be called chart
list movement as 1t was got up by men out OF employ
meut.
up second Clonarf In honor of repeal and the French
republic
ourusls that the old post some call It, Ia be-
ing newly painted with more tory colors The WTning
Chronicle rays Punch hes ceased 20 be an organ grindsd
Of Lord Pslmsrston.
We all on the look out here for your fresi-
d-nt; thsre is ship due to-day.
During tho late revolution ut Paris the mob burned
down Rothschids pretty little place at Surennes which
you doubt, admired from the Versailles railway and
then finding it was not royal property, sent him an
spology
Boa Mszs cut and for It, but has been recaptured
There rumois that Jonvile purposes descent on
tne French coast hut scarcely think he mad enough
for that MIR RUSH your Minister the first TO ac-
knowledge tbe republic The isg presented to the re
public was embroidered by fair daughter oil America
as the annexed from Gaiisnani's Messenger, VIII
'howyou:
"Tks eegsnt and tasteful staff on whioh the French
and American flags were united, which was prcsented
on Monday TO the provisional government by the ci-
zens of the United States, and which NJ. Arago re-
c,ived in such ,tterog ruanner toe off ring OF
Mrs Wiokife the lady OF the american Minister at
Turin. The Executive committee CT the American cit.
zns th- present in the following letter Of
thanks -
PAIRS 7lh March
MADAM As the Committee OF Arrangements Oh ths osca
late the provisional government the cert triumph OF
liberal pracipes in France we were distracted BY TO unon
f Your rss 10 farnshss them for III.
in tasteful with the ,coored ,g Of France wss
hailed BY every enc es-nt With Joy ana .amuaon h
as d' Hs;s
hs II ana
and 80 accepting them " araeo with e1pcslons o. gTa
vi 10 wfers he hor despotSm soald never seize
upon them We hid the honor madam OF calling upGn you
Mission. asd ,eareed that sbseaee deprived q. Of
vs Sf HAwEs irn
FA Lowering, Gro T RICHARDS PEr,s.
To Madam wickiiffe Rue de Ryoli iS"
thaa enough from other quarters We have glorious
spring westher Louis Philippe and all his party are
quietly settled down st CIsIe@ont am old ne ,nves, II
case of evantualty like the present He has opened
credit of ESQ 900 ct Coutts Catch weasel asleep
Our Paris Dispatches
PARIS, Feb. "a, ls4s
write this letter to inform you that the revolution
is finished and that the work is complete.
But will give you brief outline of the affairs since
mailed my letters yesterday. About O'Clock, then,
went to the general post office to mail my letters and
while inside the post ooe, wsre sauted with seve-
raj discharges of musketry in the Immediate neighbor
hood UP to that time people thought that the battle
had ceased for the present. aud that thing might
become tranquil but they soon undeceived The
firing had commenced at about the instant in va
rious quarters aud continued this morning up to ii
O'Clock There have been probably 1000 at least Of COL
ders and citizens killed several officers among the
dead But the soldiers did not fight with any spirit
Indeed it terrible to compel them to FIRE on the
people, their brothers Many, therefore from time to
time delivered up their to the people with fegn
ed resistance only. And this morning at O'Clock,
met about 200 of the gnes who had escaped half naked
from their quarters and who lost among the
people About this hour, all the prisoners had been
delivered by the National Guards and the people. The
PoIytech nique scholars were also freed by the same
means when they Joined with the citizens, and led
them in their encounters against the troops rather
the municipal guards for theso were the sole forces
who fred the people with any spirit. And these
GENERALLY stranger, to the Psrisiansrogues pardoned,
and thea put into this corps The public evaporation
against these licensed rogues is terrible But many Of
them have fed with the late king.
At about IL O'Clock. tbs troops commenced to turn
against the government their officers at their head
Regimen after gment received their arms and shout
ed I" Iipe la reform" Already tho people had taken
three cannon and with these they commenced tho
march down the Seine by the Hotel de Vis to the TUT
l.ries Polytechnqus scholar led the host After the
three canuonr followed seyes regiments Of the tgne,
with their reversed; then two more regiments Of
curasers who had aso revolted Mixed In with these
roops were Thousands of of tn, laboring classes
IRON or large pieces of wood forming altogether 900
GER ons all singing the Marseles Hymn," crying
bas Louis Philpp,,"" Yire Ia reform,' "du Tnd-
ls,iss" etc. The scene was imposing sublimely,
fully posing About usfor was in the midst Of the
muitudethe people aud tho still resistiog troops,
firing each other But all served to increase
he excitement aud enthusiasm. The scene OF the
youton seemed every moment more and more contrsc-
ed and at length every other quarter was nearly de-
de Vile and the Pont Royal Here the goi the streets,
'hs bridge we're ell filed the revoltcd troops were in
nl march for the Place du Carrousel while every mo:
ent regiments of foot and of Dragons rushed
forward join their comrades thus swelling the advsnc
ing column. The Place Carrous.l being filed with
trooos 1t expected that there would bo q tsrrbis
conflict but the Of the revolt decided the king to
abdicats aud thus saved the terrible efusion of
cIood which we anticipated
Tbs pspsrs will inform you that yesterday the firg
named a ministry, Count Mole at it's head; but this
was too late. Nothing could save Louis Philippe;
The people therefore, went steadily forward with their
wock fighting the troops In twenty different quarters,
nd forming bsrricsdes in a hundred others From my
own observs N, and what can hear should say that
tie pevemepts have been taken up in five hundred
places to arrest the troops In large number of
saw the persons at work who have effected this revo
Luton They were always without leaders; they acted
without oonser. but they acted with spirit, aud in all
quarters ut the time. And here would say that
Louis Philippe has been deposed by boys from twelve
twenty years Of age. Do you doubt this! 1t is NJ.
vsrtheiess true. These are the persons who have
fought bed, aud died. to achieve this work. Not per
tonts these boys assisted by the laborug classes a1d
encouraged by the women have chased Louis Philippe,
blcked his 600 soldiers and in spite of his FORTH
cations the powers that have chased him from
ths throne of France!
awsre that the public will not believe extraor
binary statement; but notwithstanding, 1t Is trus
visited the posts OF danger, have tn people
who fought who barrcaded the streets and who have
effected this extraordinary revolution in twent} -four
hesrs, or less than twenty-fo houts OF fighting.
Before concluding to sbdicate the King ned Odi.
lon Barrot and Theirs to form new ministry but 1t is
not vet announced what they will pursue
rhus We shs have three scts Of ministers IN many
DAYS.
The mail closes for America at five O'Clock NJ, and,
ct tour when finish this letter all to BE- tranquil
At two O'Clock yesterday had despsired Of any poll ica
change in this government; but now twenty hours
sftcr rejoice over thorough revolution. Now, ior
liberty hare and in Italy where the poor peope
poring the aid oil the French
PANS, Feb. ~, 1852 NJ.
The revolution is complete, the King having abdi
cstcd to-day ut about two O'Clock. M Guizot resigned
yesterday at about the hour, which was known at
shout four to the public. At four o'clock to-day the