The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-01
Further Partleuiar

Further Particulars.
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We saboia from the French papers the following deep
i interesting details Of The events which have given
under the hesds abovc:--
At hall past four O'Clock was hoped that the worst
was over About half past seven, the Bolle Yard being
then crowded, there arrived column Of the oombataniS
many OF them armed with mnskets and singing the Nor
seiilaise and tho chorus OF the iTond which have
oiien mentioned. They were received with aprorioas
calculations by the people, amt proceeded the Office
e AhoHt which seems Ia be the organ OF this orIid
able opposition. They demanded that the editors ~
that their liberties were not again played with. NJ
MarrSst, principal editor OF the Nsioaal harrsngIcd
hem from the balcony, and assured them that their beT
ties would this time be secured This repeat
ed six times du Ting the night.
At 10 o',osk column oG % or sp people of all ranks
who had been ghtng. passed up the Boulevar Among
them were evidently nisay 81 the coUisiss, aud, Is
Sby. some OF those ors who viii mix in all pOpu
lar movements. The bearing and attitude OF tins column
terrible The subsequent act Of one OF the part
fed the apprehension which their appearance sns
scSted.
AHhou al NJ Guzot had retired from the ministry the
Hotel DIES AhslTes Etrangers remained occupied and
guarded by troops. About 10 O'Clock young man walk
ed up The ohScr In Command and blew his brians
With pistol. Seeing him fall his soldiers without orders
fired on the people, OF whom four on five killed.
n,isrrS "mrSsycs final an Sis ta,rrtv Neil oveP era
ted painful sensation. Twenty minutes Afterwards
however most touc hung and holy Proee San ar
nved ana as lar as could perceive, turned alarm into
The barr Of an appcsc hing multitude coming rom the
Boule yard DIES CAPACITIES heard. and low song OF
death, Mourn pour la patre was ohanted by the throng
instead a the victorious AdrasiilaSe Mingedwith this
awful AMI imposing chorus. the noise OF wheels could be
heard. large body of the people slowly advanced
Four 10 front earned torches Behind them open
surrounded by torch bearers. The light strong
aud discovered OF i've dead bodies partly undreSsed
In lak M
When the head ol the column reached the corner o
the Rue Lepeliener he sang Was changed 10 buTsi Of
The procession haHed al the oice OF the NItonai,
and the whole party burst INTO unanimous shrek cry
when pronounced in French. The Sd bodies In the
those Of the ho fell under the lire al the
soldiers above mentioned.
This event is deplorabse u may poSs,by change the
iSsne of the affair.
The nj hi was an awful The noise Of wofkmen
appes break the Stiffness. Having heard simi
lar one in lsSD. guessed what was going on Bari
oadesIne immensely strong al the end OF the Rue Rich
eieu, IN progress Of construction. This has
Rsed mp 10 this oneu,, hall past le) Every Tree on
the whoe lire othe Boule Yard has been lele. Every
OF the superb lamp posts has been thrown down, snd
an converted into baIfic ades-
AT the corner Of every street is barIicadc gentle.
men, shopketpers, clerks, woTkmen, al aboIng At the
work with an esgernes and an ednestne>s beyond de-
Al ia O'Clock, N. odilon Barrct, accompanied by
Genera Lsnsorciere, repaired from the Chamber OF
Deputies the Ministry the Interior. where he
formally installed la presence of the National tar and
a multitude OF citizens who flied the court Shortly
afterwards the following proel amaton was posted upon
the gate, amidst universal soclsmations: .r.
Ny Dear Comrades-l have been invested by the new
Cabinet with the superior command ofthe National Guard
Nv your energetic attitude YOU have asserted the tri
amph of liberty You have been and will ever be. the
defenders Of order. rely upon you, you may rely
'r''t Csisned) Gen LAMoEIcIKRE.
-.---- (Countersigned) oDiLIoS BAREoT.
Paris, Feb. - 1915. l ....ie
80 81, ,,r,;, ,.,,,cIa n,a,;o, x,as ,.,s.., on
the walls OF Paris:
Citizens OF Psris,-Thc King has abdcsted. The
crown bestowed by the revolution Of July, Is placed
on the heal child, protected by his mother. They
both under the guard of the honor and courage OF
the Paiisian population Al cause OF division among us
Orders have been given TO the troops
of the linz 20 return TO then respective quarters Our
brave army better employed than in shedding its
blood In so deplorable a COLLISION. t-.'
NV beloved fellow citizens Prom this moment the
mainte nance order is entrusted o the courage and
prudence of the people OF Paris and lis heroic Nsuons
Guard They be faithful To noble coun
. ODiLoN RaRROT,
This proclamation produced Temporary calm. but the
unlortunate occurrence at the Foreign Affairs last night
threatens change character OF the struggle Lsrge
Ro"s yar,e DIES Capucines and the Rue Base du Ram.
part. The people forget that the troops ony nren
when their Colonel was brutay shot They demand
o, lea wing the palace the King and his family proceed
"a 10 Neuy under escort Of Cuirasser Amer The
troops evacuated the Tuileiies the palace was nned
ely oouped by the insurgents, who destroyed every
Thing it-windows, furniture, Pieures DC The throne
alone was left entire, carried in proc through ,ne
streets and the Boule wards and ultimately smashed u
pieces similar took place ct the Paiais Royal
An tha furniture was taken out and burnt in the court
Marshall Bugeand has been named at once commander
ofihe National Guard and OF the troops the line.
In tie Chamber OF Deputies, az one O'CLOCK, NJ ssuAe
took the chair in presence OF ABOUT ~ -
SHORTLY Afterwards stated that the Duchess oil UT
leans had arrived at the palace with her two Sons Inc
princess soon appeared al the LEFT door, accompanied D,
he two prnc es and the Dukes de Nemours and Montpen
4 "A fppp
~ the members the House. He penetrated with am
Guilty as far the sen,eree. which was crowded w,
/ prod,ced lively impression ON the assembly, Amos
Impe sftewats the Duchess entered and seafe'
herself in an ann chair between ler wv sons,
| The hall was then forobly entered by a muhitnde
armed men of the lower orders and National Guards
The Princess and heohdren then retired To one OF IN
s sg1st benches q 'n' '''' Opp'' -
T, greatest agitation and uprosT prevailed, and whe
silence restored, NJ pupin rose ana siso. sa !:
grandson, and conferred the regency on the
Orleans. voice from the poblic gailery-"n Is 10
In understandable scene NJ tunult ens,led. A humble
of deputies collected roudthe Duchess and her ehre
and the Dukes Of Nemours and = oniHshs'e'' NSuo"'
Guards also rallied round tho royal family. 49,, II
| nj Marie then assembled the tribune: his voice wa
drow ned by desenng cres. When silence was
NJ Marie said that in the critical situation IN which IN
ssrsf was placed it urgently necessary to adoT
oac measures calculated calm the population. Sine
the s s Sss 's S.moa or ,Rs duchess
leans 70 CENT? NJ CIemeux who followed was Of opiI
i'm m UNFOLD the Government NJ Geno'ide thougi
that an appeal ought o be add, essed 10 the people,
Nj Onion Barrot next assembled the tribune and az
VOC sed the rights OF the Duchesse d'Oreas NJ Lars
chejaqueli, supported the appeal TO the people M. y
| marine and NJ Ledru Roin insisted ON the necessii
. AZ Amounting Provisional Government. NJ SanS'
here nut on his hat, and Concluded the sitting In
princes tired followed by all the members Of the Cei
ire those Of the eft alone remaining 10 the hall The
u smssnts then called, or rather carried. NJ Dupont
E1e to the Presidential chair The Tribune and ~ !.