Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-28
From TIE Chicago Democrat.
HIGHLY IMPORTANTLY
REVOLUTION IN FRANcEt
The Throne Burned In the Streets!
LOUIS PHILIPPE ADVOCATED
And left the Continent for England!
BosroS. March 18Th

BosroN. March 18th.
The Steamship Cambria arrived q.
Bost"n this morning from Liverpool, On
the 9th ult. The Liverpool Market was
withOul change. Flour 27s 3d., Corn %
and 30 shillings American wheat so Gad
69s. Cotton down and Id. Provisions
fair demand.
Accounts from Paris state that Louis
Philippe has abdicAted the throne and the
royal family left Paris on the 23d ult-
ThePalaisRoyal was attacked with stones.
900 said to have been killed! The Tuil.
leries was sacked and the furniture burn.
ed. All Paris was in the hands of The
National Guard and the People.
The following ia The latest Paris news:
Feb 25th. The King and many 9th.
ers are gone to England. A new Minis
try was installed. All communication
with Paris was suspended. The new Mia.
isiry recommend a revolutionary (emuIe)
as near as the operator could make out
this lie the word. The people and Guard
occupy all the streets and q provisional
government was established and amid
cries of uiUe la repubiique. the throne was
carried through the streets and publicly
burned.
+ No change in casters markets. The
foreign news had but little effect on them.
The following additional news Of Tho
French difficulties wasl Telegraphsd TO 81.
Louis:
PARIS. February "a.
Louis Philippe has abdicated the throne
in favor of the Count de Paris, and the
Duke de Nemours has been proposed 40
Regent; but the proposition was rejected.
II was then proposed, in the Chamber
of Deputies, by Odillon Barroi, the leader
OF the opposition, that the Regency should
be formed under the Duchess d'OrleaRs,
until the Count de Paris should obtain his
majority; but this was also rejected. and
a Republic insisted upon.
The Duchess of Orleans and Count Dc
Paris wen. to theechambersai half past
one accompanied by the Duke de Ne
mours, and there. the same propositions
being made, they were again rejected by
the Deputies, and by the people who lad
penetrated into the Chamber.
The Chamber has declared itself il
peImanence, and has refused to allow the
family of Louis Philippe to resume the
throne. There will be great efforts made
10 support.sthe Duchess d'Orleans 90 The
head of Regency.
The idea Of a republic is not agreeable
10 the feelings of a mass Of The people.
The Chamber met to-day, bu. the popu.
lac" overpowered the majority.
The King at one o'clock, left Tthe pal.
ace Of the Tuiileries, and escorted by .
party of the Cavalry of the National
Guard and several regiments ofthe resu-
lar Cavalry, the carriage went by the
quay. to the barriers of the Passy.
The troops we're all drawn today.
Not soldier is to be seen. The troops
ofthe line have fraternlsed with the ma
tional guards, and the national guard
with the people.
All intercourse with the two sides Of
the river, is cut of; but now hear dis
tant firing going on every instant, while.
write.
Guarrius Pages in Mayor of Paris.
A strong Government will be organized.
A Republic OF the model of the United
States is proposed.
A procession Of persons in blonze, and
armed, has just passed. carrying the
throne room Of the Tuilleries on thei,
shoulders in triumpb-singing the Mar.
settles hymn. -
There has been frightful loss Of life.
and in many instances, the troops have.
refused to act against the people
All Paris is the hands of the people..
Count Mole was first named and re-
jected by the people-[for VIVA, DOS, the
despatch omits to say.
Mr.. Theirs and Odillon Barre, vsya
next ramed, and the proclamation apuoin,.
ing themHas torn down. every where Nv
the people.
Gen. Lansourere has been appo;a,.d
Commander Of the National Quad. The
Placard was written BY There and Bar.
rot. - -
Il is said, that Gen. Lanosurers i. hil.
led, or. at all events, wounded.
The PaIais Royal hes been taken no..
session Of BY the people. after : Rre..
deal ofcarnage. -s~s,.-.,
An attack was made at one o,ele,k an
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