Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
--latest FOreien News.
From the Daily SentineL
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMbRIA ANOTHER
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE!

New YoRK, Nhrch Is.
The Cambria arrived this morning. She sailed
from Liverpool on the 9th ult bringing two weeks
later intelligence from Europe. She arrived at Hall
fax on the 18th and had a constant succession of
westerly winds.
Accounts from Paris state that Louis Philippe had
abdcatcd the throne and that the Royal family had
left Paris and it is said had landed at Dover Enp-
land
The National Guards Joined the people 23d ut
and at IL o'clock the Paais Royale was attacked and
fell into the hands of the populace. Five hundred
lives are said to have been lost Lamorceire is sid
to have been MORALLY wounded the Palais Royle
was sacked by the mob, A regency under the Duel
ess of Orleans proposed and rejected. The House
refused to allow the family of Louis Philippe to re-
sign the throne.
All Paris in the hands of the National guards
and the people The Tuilleres was sacked and the
furniture burned.
The following is the latest:
PARIS, Feb, %, 1913.
A REPUBLIC HAS BEEN PRoCLAIMED-the King and
family have gone to England. A Provisional Govern
ment has been appointed and confirmed NJ. Duhont,
President of the Council, NJ. d. LaMartine, Minister
Of Foreign AfIirs NJ. Arago of Marine, NJ. Cremiur,
of justice NJ. Bedoau, of War, NJ. Marie, of Public
Works, NJ La Meillin, of the INTERIOR M. Beteamont,
Of Commerce, M. Carnot Of Public Institutions; M.
Gond ChauX, Of Fnlnce; NJ. Gardin Paige, Mayor of
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Couvagnac, Governor Of Algiers Gen. De Coustas
Commandant General of the National Guards
This Ministry was subsequently installed The
meeting of the Chamber of Peers had been nterdic-
ted. All communication with Paris, by Railroad or
Diligence, was interdcted
The new Ministers recommended that the People
retain their Revolutionary attitude. The People and
Guards occupied all the streets, and the Provisional
Government was established, and cries Of 'ViVe la
Republquep rent the air. The throne was carried
through the streets, and probably burned.
The following is from the second edition of the
London Shipping Gazette of Saturday, the 26th
ceived by telegraph
Paris, Friday, s, A. M. A republic has been pro-
claimed. The King and family have gone to Eng
land.
The provisional government already appointed has
been confirmed.
All communication by railway and diligence is sus
pended. The station OF the northern railway is
1 burnt.
Another account slys-Before leaving, Louis Phil.
! lippe signed his abdication, which is brief and il
couched in some such words as these:-"The crow
which received from the French nation, abdcate t.
the French nation in the name ofmy grandson"
Dover, Feb 26, 9, A. NJ
The Parisfans will not receive the young Count o
Paris as their King, and have declared for a republic
and is stated that the republican flag is waving
over Paris. Three mails from Paris are DUE and non
have arrived.
FROM ITALY.
Accounts state that the troops had returned to Ma
pies, and an amnesty was granted. The troops CANT
in contact with the students at Palermo; many wer
killed and wounded. Rumors from Rome state tina
the Pope rather holding back in his reormers, an
had been deposed
FROM ENGLAND.
A rumor current in Liverpool that Lord Johl
Russell has resigned the Premiership his budget hav
ing caused much dissatisfaction. The deficiency il
the revenue about three millions of pounds sterl
ing and Lord John proposed to increase the incom
tax five per &c t, for two years. Wilmer and Smt
say the Ministry is doomed that they had been de
feated in several measures
The CATER war is ended all the chiefs having bee
taken prisoners.
The Russians have gained some advantages il
Circassa.