Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-30

.hRNIs an intckIu W Tue TcHch iepupHc.
II The Chateau Neuilly was sacked last nigh,
and burnt to the ground.
! There are thousands Of caricatures against
Louis Philippe, in all the print shops Of Pa
ris They have appeared as if by magic.
The whole Of the coloncls Of the twelve le.
gons of the National Guards have been dis.
missed The colonels Of the 9TH and 10Th
were very nearly massacred by their own men
for refusing to march against the Tuileres.
Il The palace of the Tuicries has been formed
into the hospital for workmen, nndcr the name
of" Hotel des lnvalides Civilies."
h The bridge of Pontoise is burnt.
The Roman Railway is stopped, the popu-
lace having last night burnt the bridge of As
mares.
i The statue of the late Duke OF Orleans,
\ which stood in the court of the Louvre, was
taken down on Friday night.
H No business has yet been done at the Paris
Bourse. On Saturday. the following notice
was posted up at the gate
II FRENCH REPUBLIC.
L NOTICE TO MEN IN BUSINESS.
4 By an order of the Provincial Government
dated Feb. 25, the operations oflhe Bourse re-
main suspended until further orders.
L Feb. 26. 1918.
4 NJ. Portals, the new Procurcur General,
on Saturday entered an Office, and commenc-
ed his functions by issuing warrant To arrest
the late ministers who are now in flight. Or
ders were Immediately given TO seize on them
wherever they may be found, if they are still
in France, which is considered unlikely, at
least for those of them who are most com
promised.
PARIS, February %.
H The city continues tranquil. The Provisional
A
laratons Of adhesion from all parts, and the
general naval and military officers are hasten
ing to make offers of assistance. A conjoint
meeting Of M. Barret and his political friends,
and NJ. Theirs and his party, and NJ NJ Billault
Dufaure, and the few soldiers of their small
battalion, took place on Saturday, and it was
then and there unanimously and enthusastical
ly decided that the members Of the IhicrS
part the gauche, and the centre gduche, should
give in their adhesion to the new Government
without any restriction or reserve.
The banking-houscs have all resumed busi-
ness, headed by the Bank of France. That
bank discounted 1000 ,000fr. worth of paper
on Saturday, and the Provisional Government
has lodged in its Golfers two hundred million
of francs.
| The hospital list shows that the number of
wounded is 42S, Of whom $50 are civilians
and 7S military.
Marshal Bugeaud has sent in his adhesion
to the Provisional Government
| The Jourals des Debates, The devoted and
even servile organ of the ex-King, Joined the
Republican Government on Sunday The
press is unanimous in giving the world to un-
derstand that monarchical government is for
ever overthrown in France, and that republic
is sine qno non.
| Lord Normandy had long interview this
morning with NJ Iamartine. 1t was under ,
stood that his lordship was instructed to state
that the British Government would not only
recognize the Republican Government of
France, but that they were most desirous of
cultlvating the most friendly feelings towards
France. The communications excited the
most intense interest, and gave great satsfac-
ton throughout the entire capital.
The Ambassadors of Austria, Prussia and
Holland, to whom NJ. dc Lamar,ine had Off !.
claliy announced the proclamation OF Republic
had replied that they could not recognize the I
Government until they should have received
instructions to that effect from their Courts. |
The Ambassadors intended, it is said, to retire |
in the meantime, some to Versailles and others
to ST. Gcrmcinen Layne, and to leave each
Secretary in Paris for the transaction of ordn-
airy business.
PARIS, February 90.
The city continues very quiet. and the news.
from the provinces is of most favorable char
ac,cr. 1t was announced here to-day that the
ministers of the Argentine Republic and of
the Republic of the Uruguay officially rccognis-
cd the new Government on Monday, having
repaired in person to the Hotel de Vile to CON
gratulate the members of the Provisional Cover
mcnt.
Mr.. Rush, Ambassador Of the United States,
accompanied by Mr.. Martin and Major Poussin,
Likewise waited on the members of the Provi-
sional Government, TO whom he delivered a +
most fattering address.
Communications have been received from
Napoleon Bonaparte, Jerome Bonaparte amid
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, joyfully giving in
their adhesion.
PARIS, March |.
1t was still said that armies would be formed I
on the Meuse, jhe Rhine and the Alps, but
nothing had occhred to suggest fears that
hostilitics with any foreign power whatever
would be provoked. Il
proclamation has been issued by the Pro-
vincial Government, declaring that all the an
ccnt titles are abolished, and the qualifications
which were attached thereto are prohibited. ~
They cannot be used publicly, or figure in any
public document whatever. Il
PARIS, March 4. I
The funeral Of the victims " no had fallen on
the god, 23d, and cath, was celebrated with
grca, solcmnty. The members of the Proyi-
sional Government attended
The following decree is issued II
FRENCH REPUBLIC 4
Equaliiy-Fraternity.
The Provisional Government of the Republic,
considering that no French land should any
onger bear slaves, decrees-a commission is !
instituted under the provisional Minister of Col
'nies and the Marine, to prepare within the
shortest delay the act for the immediate eman- ,
,ipation Of the slaves in all the colonies of the
Republic.
F. ARAGO.
Paris, March,. 7
Don Enrique, Infant of Spain has address
ID letter of congratulaton to the Provisional ]
Government. b
Admiral Baudin, upon taking command or {
he Ioulon fleet, sent dispatch to the Prince :
lie Jonvie and the Due d'Aumalc, requesting {
hem not to land in France. a
NJ dc Lamartine has issued long aud able b
circular to the Ministers of Foreign Nations {
lie declares that the police of the new poyern- {