Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
RceOlufiOH in France.

The steamship Cambria arrived al New York
on the 18th ult She salcd from, England on the
goth, and brings highly important and interesting
news. The intelligence from France Is Of a start.
ling character. Louis Phlippes dynasty has
been oveflhrown For lhirty.three years, with
Sigh, interruptions, peace has endured throughout
Europe. but Of late the poflentous gathering 10.
gether Of the clouds indicated tempest brewing,
but II has burst soonef than was anticipated.
France has had much experience, aud We trust
she may now succeed In that long desired object,
the establishment of a republic
The cause Of the revolution Is said to be: |.
'lhe suppression BY gosefnmen, of the reform
banqueis or dinners, at which II was alleged in.
ilanmalory speeches were made against the king.
?. The illiberal foreign policy Of the Government
3 The deficit in the Ruancea
Intelligence reached Liverpool from Pa.
fis io the 9TH ull. Ailaifs there were more
calm. The ministers were endeayorinu
to restore confidence, although they were
still Tearing harm, aud the precursor OF fur.
ihef "albteaks. The locality ol Louis Phil.
lippe uncertain. The destination Of the
due de Nemours is said 10 be England.
The Provinces are as much excited a. the
people ul The Capitol. The cause of the
revolution Is said TO be asscfibed TO Guizol'. +.
prohibition otlhe great reform bananels,
Paris, Feb. 81, isis.
Louis Philippe has abdirated the THRONE in
iatar ei Count de Paris. with the Duke oil
Nemoars proposed as regent, who was re.
lecled. II was then proposed by Odillun
baffot that The regency should be formed
under the Duchess G0fleans. until the
Count d Paris should have attained b,s ma.
leniY. This proposition was aIsn reject
ed and The Chamber ol Deputies pro.
nounced IN latnroi a republic, which was
insisted upon by lhenl. The Duchess I'Or.
leans aud Count de Paris went To The Cham.
bef OF Deputies at half past | o'claek. ac.
conipanied by the Due de Nen.oufs. (sho
had been rejected by the Chamber OF Dep.
n'ies' aud The people VIM had penetrated
into tho Chamber.
The Chamber oi Deputies. in conse.
qneilce ol the abdieaiiOn OF the King, has
declared is siilings permanent.
The Chamber oi Deputies has refused
10 allow the family ol l.ouls Philippe Ia
resume the throne. There will be a great
etioh made 10 support the Duchess dor.
leans. The idea OF Republic is no,
agreeable 10 the IDEAS Of the ma.s OF the
Deputies. The Chamber met to DAY. bul
ur popuIaee oScpowerrd the majority.
The hing, al | O'Clock. len The Palace
ol 'he iuIierirs, escorted by parry OF tue
cavalry ol lhe National Guards aud sever.
al regiments VI regular cavalry. The car.
rage OF his majesty went by The qgays to
the barrier Of passy.
Ihe troops were all dnummeI to-day. at
noon, but not a soldier is 10 be- seen. lhe
troops ol The Seine have iralcin,led with
The National Guards, and the National
euaIds with the people. Al intercourse
with the two cities oi tho lvrf is cut oll:
but hear writes a spectator. distant bring
going on every instant.
Carries Pages ha. been made Na,or of
the ciiy ui PADS, Rnd strong go,srnnrnl
viii he organized.
\ Republic on the model Of the United
States sproposed,
a procession Of persons IN bluuzes. and
well armed, has just passed through Tue
streets, carrying the throne oi the throne.
room Ui the palace ol tho Tullprr, an
their shoulders IN triumph, singing IN the
mosI slfuns manner lhe cclcum,rd Mar.
settles llymn.
During the outbreak there has been A
ifighiiul loss ul life. Ia many instances.
the troops have refused 10 act again,, the
people. The number Of killed Is saii 10
be upwards Of 500, principally in the ~.
ciniIy OF the Palais Royal, and between
that aud tho IuiIlrrics.
The iucsin has been sounding all d.y
throughout Paris. The city is entirely IN
The hand, OF the Nalional Guard. and the
people.
The Count Mole was first proposed as
their leader, and rejected by The people.
W. Theirs and Bauoi were next named
and a proclamation was thea issued 40.
pointing them 10 the head of affairs. which
proclamation was posted throughout the cl.
y, aud which was torn down wherever
found by the public.
Gen. Lamoricierre has bcen appointed
commander Of The National Guards. The
plaeaId was written by NJ. Theirs and Bar.
rot. 1t is said that General LamorIeierre
had been killed, or all events wounded
The Palace Of the Palais ROYAL has been
taken possession Of by the people, afer
great and dreadful carnage.
An attack was made at 10 o'clock ON
the Iullleries. which now is in the hands
OF tho National Guards. The people are
busIly engaged in throwing the furniture
oul Of tho windows, and firing tho building.
The popuIace have entered the cellar Of
the palace AID arc distributing the wines
TO the people.
Tho uanula haze ,.a..-..t - r - O.,