Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07


of the eminent lawyer Dupin, from his Office =.
the Paas de Justice.
The friendly attitude Of the English people
and Government gives great satisfaction il
France.
The members of the Provisional Government
refuse to receive any remuneration Whatever
Two of the Provisional Government Of Paris
are Jews,--M. Cremicux and NJ. Goodcheaux.
The hospital list shows that the number o
wounded is 42S, Of whom $50 are civilians anc
20 military.
The whole OF the Judges ard magistrates O.
Paris have sent in their adhesion to the Republic
The Provisional Government has at its dislo.
sal 2G0,00OO0Of deposited in the Bank OF
Francc)
The diamonds of the crown have been taken
from the Tueries, and deposited in the national
treasury
A few weeks ago, Loti> Philippe 2uei+7c5e
fine estate IN Uampsaire; that he has large suns
in the English funds is well known.
Louis Napoleon Bonapartr has been cviy re
quested by the Provisional Government = ie.v,
France, fer a short time, until matters are moi.
settled. lie has judged it wise to do so.
The Inspectors OF the domains are now pre-.
pairing an invcntory of the property of the Ciyi!
List, and TO taae possession thereof in the name
of the sovereign pcoplo.
The tone of the li7tiondl and Of the othei
French papers. towards Eugland. is very frend-
~. and great weight is evidenty attached to the
good viii of England.
The Dsbdi3 states that from lco to 100 Of tic
ropuiace q ere either burnt TO death or su,focat
ed, while in state of drunkenness. in tie pils
age and burning of the Chateau des NeuiIlv.
Il Among tie passengers by the West Indian
steamer Avon, which left s5uuiharfp ion on FRI
day evening, were NJ. Iiusson and General Ros-
toland, deputed by the Provisional Government
at Paris to proclaim the Republic in the French
Antilles
An answer has been received from Admiral
Trehouart, the commander-in-chef of the Medi.
terranean squadron. giving in his own adhesion
and that OF the whole fleet to the pogsional
Government.
A the admirals Of the navy now in Paris,
> without the exception even Of Admiral de- Mckau,
+ siGnifed their submission to the ProysiJna
4 Government. in a writing couchCl in tie mos.
: patriotic terms, which they delivered TO ~ Ara,
: 90.
II 1t is proposed to make Louis Philippe respon.
: sbe for all the losses caused by the revolution,
: and to hold his private property in guarantee
l. but this will probably be submitted To the Nation.
h al Assembly.
Y NJ. Albert, the ouyrier OF workman. who is
l. one of the Secretaries OF the Provisional Govern
IF ment Of France. is sad 70 I've Young man Of
&c great intelli IeHce. and Of .gh moral character.
1t NJ. de I:OtlschilI has ntinalei that he is pre-.
= pared to observe all his enrs cenents towards
= the state for the new loan. lie has atac sen,
v 5O,0O0f to the Mayor of Paris for the wounded
r One hundred and ten hogsgoads Of wine,
st found in the cellars of Neuilly, had been remoy-
Of ed to Paris, and distributed among the hospitals
.e for the use of the wounded, amounting to 4-o,
I'd of whom $50 were civilians, and - military
at The NNiondi says - \ great number OF
ex-peers Of France. who have already served