New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29


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fal slsnra added 80 tho elect rn"l"neh '''s
/ sionnily hy The sudden nuihun 81 tho MA'''N'"'a'
a., psfisieAne. of tho q fondm fhant ~ s"i"n
body Of outhusiastio Republicans in passing along
raised tho strain and the whole body 81 The P7oi 10
took itup
Ac,ordine as tho troops nuived at thr colamn oi
Juiy they hlcd oh 90 a. leave thr passage 'l'hl
/ for those that followed. When tho hcnfHrs reached
the spot thoy drew up be- front IT tho column 10 oil
tn,, The collins IA br taken out and placed ln tho
vnult, below, where lJ4 other bodies bad boon de
| nestled tho evening before AZ tho moment tho
ia,t bodies were removed tho families OF tho Fic'
! TINS rushed forward. overcome hy gucl ana o''"
| pied the places reserved Tor the Provisional ul'
! eroment The Efforts Of the National Guards being
| Intellectual to remove them, NJ. Paguene secroth
~ General of the Provisional Government. who had
/ been charged with the direction OF the solemnity'
advanced toward them, aud spoke as follows
CITIZENS Family affections. however holy they may
be- must ON this occasion give WAY 20 the greatest Acc
tons Of the country. The relations whom you have LOST
The children whom you Gcpofe. who have died Tor mo
Rspabhc aTe above oil The sons OF TIE Republic u Is
of Il 20 glly lher funeral riies Leave To Us leave 10
the Provisional Government ihs pious mission OF *
pressing AZ the Time, the asoy ~ private sfri
aud the profound feeling Of gratitude aud public sIei
/ About o o'clock the faoeral ceremony the Ma
deleine had conc uded and the procession began to
move A vast body Of mounted National Guards
led the van with band At head and tri colored bsn-
per fying. The drums and trumpets were all COW
/ cred with crane and Grape streamers were at
tached to every flag staff used in the ceremony
After the above named body came squadron Of
the horse National Guard, squadron Of Dragons
and q squadron OF curassIers-each OF these bodies
played marches or the heroic airs OF the day-the
masters Of the ceremonies OF IN ePOmp est nebres
th., bands of the hrst six legions Of the National
l IL - Has- .fttna nv lf he
first and second battsons OF each legion. composed
of National Guards in uniform and not 10 UNIFORM
| com n anded by the colonel and between each lie
eion a company Of infantry Of the army.
A body Of National Guards followed, aud after
them came a cabrioiet drawn by white horse,
and bearing flag with the inscription lictimes
| Poit,gues la the vehicle were seated two men,
! both evidently in bad health. One was said % be
Barbes and the other a man named Hubert
/ After them came body of National Guards, with
immortelles at the end OF their muskets then the
representatives Of the various trades aud calings
all y it'll banners sIgnit5iug what they were. and
each having nj top the words RcDUbli4Ue Fran
catsc. Some of these banners were exceedingly
handsome, being edged with gold lace lntertwlned
with sure, and variety OF symbols OF fraternity
and liberty. Then came the municipalities OF the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, preceded by the families OF the
victims men women and children. Then advanced
the Judges and other heads Of the various Law trl
bunas in their black robes and red caps then next
the medical body; the ireemesons, With variety
of banners symbocal Of their craft the stall OF the
National Guard. Of the LIST military division, and Of
the Place a company Of tue Sd and ith battallons
Of each legion, composed OF National Guards, com
manded by the lieutenantcolonel, ard a company
OF infantry of the army between each legion.
After these came part OF the procession which
excited universal interest namely, the schools
They consisted of the pupils OF the Polytechnic
establishment, of 81. Cyr, Of the Marine, and the
I,.TI fra los fusn on
OF uniform
After these came along such of the wounded as
could bear the fatIeues Of the day they were all
without exception young men. They were FOL
lowed by the triumphal car OF liberty drawn by
eight white horses. IL was a lofty vehicle, perhaps
fifteen 70 twenty feet high, divided into several
compartments, placed on each other, and the whole
surmounted with gilt hand, holding the index and
second finger erect, snd the rest closed. Thetower
part OF the was covered with crimson ve.vet, or
namented with gold, and bearing wreaths of laurel
at the corners Immense tri colored flags were hung
out from each corner, and the centre compartment
bore the word Patrie Laurel was proiusely dis
tributed over every part Of the vehicle as well as
on the harness ut the horses heads. The LJuslngs
which the latter bore were OF crimson velvet and
gold to match the car. After this came a large
body OF mounted National Guards; then a number
Of troops of the line the horse artillery, the Points
ct Chauss6es aud at last the Provisional Govern
ment and the Ministers, preceded and followed by
the fasces OF the Republic. This part of the pro-
cession was most enxiously regarded but nothing
could be more simple than their appearance III.
GARNER Page in his quality of Mayor OF Pans, and
some Of the other gentlemen, wore tri colored
scarf but the rest were without any distinctive
mark squadron Of the Horse National Guard
and SOUS dron OF cavalry of the army closed the
procession.
The National Guard which formed the line at
each side, in the center OF the Boulevard from the
Madeleine to the Place de la Bas,ile, placed itself
AZ the end of the procession, according as its turn
came on. The whole time occupied by the pass
ing of this immense cOrtege was within few
minutes of three hours
The Monueur publishes another decree, which
will be read with universal satisfaction in England.
Slavery is to be abolished at once The following
is the decree:
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
rty-EquaIifg-fraiDHiy.
The Provisional Government OF the Republic, consider
Ing that French land should any orgor bear slaves &C.
crees-a Com mission is instituted under the Provisional
Minister OF Colonies and the Marine 10 prepare, within
the shortest delay the act for the immediate emancps-
ton Of the slaves all the Colonies Of the Republic
Paris, Aorca l. +. AkAUo.
Count d. Amin, the Prussian Minister, left Paris
on Sunday.
Foreigners are leaving Paris daily in great num-
bers. By the Northern Railway alone, the number
amounts to nearly 200 day.
PARIS, March 5.-The following important docu-
ment is published in the Moaaeur OF Saturday
Circular Of The Maisr g Fore On fairs the Diplomatic
AgenLs of the French Republic.
Sir: You know the events OF Paris the victory Of The
Peep e its herosm, its MODERATION its pachcition, the
order rcestabshed by the Of the whole OF the
ciLeus as IT, in their ineregnum Of the visible powers,
The OF the public were alone the Government OF
France
The French Revolution has thus entered into its deni-
tive period. France Republican. The French Republic
has occasion be acknowledged in order to exist BY
natural Law, well as by the law Of naenJ. II exists II
il the will Of great people, which does not demand Us
title but from itself Nevertheless the French Republic.
desiring ~ ener the family Governments Instituted
as regular powers, and lot phenomenon coming 70
disturb the order Of Europe 1t is proper mat promptly
make known 70 the Government 10 which you are &C
credited the principles and tendencies which Will hence
forth direct the foreign policy Of he French Government
The proclamation Of the French Republic Is not act
Of aggression against any form Of Government In the
world The forms Of Government have dversites legi
innate al the forms Of character the geographical stus-
ton the intellectual moral and material development Of
nations Nations, like individuals, have different ages
The principles which them have successive phases
-inonarchica istocraiicll constitutional, republican
Governments the expression OF the cieIent oesrees
f the maturity Of the genius Of the different nations
They demand liberty In proportion as they feel
Themselves capable Of supporting more. They demand
more equality ard democracy proportion as they are the
more IL spec with the feeling Of justice and love Z the
peot.e IL Is question Of time. A nation goes s,'ray
lie hour o. that maturity II dshonCrs