Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CAMBRIA.

CAMBRIA.
NEW YORK, March H. IL A. NJ.
The Royal Mail steamer Cambria was teegraphed
of the harbor this morning Mt 6 A. M and shortly
after arrived at her mornings She sailed from Eng
land on the 10Th ut, and brings the following highly
important and interesting news:
The intelligence from France is of a startling char
acter. The country is again distracted by revou-
ton. Louis Philippe has been forced to abdicate the
throne, and republican form of government has been
proclaimed.
The royal family have been compelled to leave
Paris! The revolution is spreading with rapid strides
the country, attended by dreadful loss Of life TO
all those who oppose its progress.
The Commercial Intelligence by this arrival quotes
best Western Canal Flour at 27s. to 27s Cd New
Orleans and Ohio, do 25s. Cd. to 27s. Sd.
The above, from extra of Monday, is confirm
ed. We add the following, received by the Cincin-
natl and Louisville Telegraph:
+ Fourteen Days Later from Europe.
Dreadful Revolution an France-Louis Philippe Ab-
dicGtea-SeuerGl Regents Proposed and Rejected
A Republic Procdimed-The Railroads Destroy
DISCRIMINATION Wih the Country cut ot-Liu-
erpoOl Markets.
New YORK. March Is, 1S4S
The Royal Mail Steamer Cambria, after a passage
of twenty days, has arrived. bringing highly mpor-
tant and alarming news from France. The CONNER
cial news Is not of much Importance.
PARIS. Feb. a. 1S4S
Louis Philippe has abdicated in favor of Count De
Paris. The Duke of Nemours proposed as Re-
gent and rejected.
1t was proposed by Odillon Barrot that Regency
should be formed under the Duchess of Orleans until
the Count De Paris should obtain his majority, but
this has been rejected, and the establishment Of Re-
publican Government insisted upon.
The Duchess of Orleans and the Count de Paris
went to the Chamber at half-past O'clock accom-
panied by the Duke de Nemours and large party of
officers on horseback. The Duchess was in deep
Count de Paris, and Duke de Nemours, returned from
the Chamber, having been rejected by the Chamber
of Deputies and the people who penetrated into the
Chamber.
The Chamber of Deputies has declared itself in
Permdndnce and has refused TO allow the family of
Louis Philippe to resign the throne.
There will be great effort made to support the
Duchess de Orleans, the idea of a Republic not being
agreeable TO mass Of the Deputies.
The chamber met to-day, but the populace overpow-
cred the majority.
The king at one o'clock left the Palace of the Tu-
illeres escorted by party of the cavalry of the Ma
tional Guards and several Regiments of Regular
Cavalry. The carriages went by the Quays to the
barriers passg.
The troops were all Withdrawn at noon, and not
soldier is now to be seen.
The Troops of the Line have fraternized with the
National Ghards, and the National Guards with the
people.
All intercourse with the two Cities of the River is
cut off, but hear distant firing going every instant
while write.
Carriers Pages is Mayor of Paris. A strong gov
eminent will be organized, and Republic of the
model Of the United States is proposed
a procession of persons in bLanirs and armed hive
Just passed. carrying the Throne of the Throne Room
of the Tuilleres their shoulders in triumph sing
/ ing the Marseilles Hymn.
There has been frightful loss of life and in many
instances the troops have refused to act against the
people. The number of killed is said to be upwards
of FIVE HUNDRED. The fighting principally in
the neighborhood Of the Paais Royal, and between
that and the Tueries.
An attempt was made on the Finance Minister'S
house at III o'clock, which failed.
The tocsin has been sounding all day Throughout the
city. All Paris is in the hands of the National
Guards and the people.
Count Mole was first named and rejected by the
people. Theirs and Barrot next named, and the
proclamation appointing them Ministers every
where torn down by the public.
General Lamoniciere has been appointed command
er of the National Guards The placard was writ
ten by Theirs and Barrot. 1t is said that Genera
Lamonciere is killed, or at all events wounded
The Palais Royale has been taken possession Of by
the people, after great deal of carnage.
An attack made at O'Clock the Palace of
Tueres, and it is in the hands Of the National
GuardS ana the people, VINO are throwing the Iurn-
ture out of the windows and burning it, and at
tempt was made to burn the Tuilleries. The people
have penetrated into the cellar of the Tueres and
are distributing the wines.
The Railway stations and barriers are in possession
of the people, and from the former the rail has been
removed to prevent the arrival of troops from the
country. The passengers from Bologne to Paris
were, consequence, obliged to return from Neat
Chetel to Boogne.
The Railway being stopped all communication with
Paris is off, and the mail and passengers
turned to Amiens.
Intelligence TO the latest moment.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9th.
BY Telegraph from London later advces have been
received from Paris. Things calm, and
great efforts making TO restore confidence, but
it feared that the calm only the precursor to
further outbreaks.
The locality Of Louis Philippe is uncertain. The
Duke de Nemours' destination is England.
The excitement in the provinces is equal to that in
the Capital. The cause of the Revolution was Gui-