The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

live Reform Long live tho National Guard" detach
msnt OF the Municipal Gu I'd fired them, and wound
ed seven Great evaporation produced by this Blu
1t was somewhat Gained down when the mob learned O
the downfall OF the Guxot ministry
AT about seven O'Clock an immense crowd, consistn.
almost excusvey OF persons Of the working Glasses
many OF them very young descended the Boulevards.
nhey were headed by men besring blazing torches
Ihey sang the new fsvorite song, beginning
Mourir pour la patrie,
C'est l. sort lie plus beau ls plus digns d'snvieu
Ort would be more correct to say that they sang only
Ing them over and over again At intervals however
they changed the refrain by shouting with all the force
Their lungs,"Down with Guizot! Down with Guzot y
On reaching the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs they
found assembled strong forces of infantry and dra
goonr which occupies the whole width Of the bou
with the exception of the the Rue Base
du Rempsrt Some persons expected to see the mob
come into collision with the troops but instead of that
the torch bearers filed off the pavement shouting
viye Ia ligne! Vvc In vigne" and they followed
by all their large train
After having passed the soldiers the crowd raised
ing formed themselves into something like order they
struck up the eternal "Mourir pour la parie and con.
tnuea to bawi until they reached tho church of the
Madeleine There is large detachment of the national
guard was stationed. The commandant on seeing the
mob went to the leaders OF it, them to
extnguish their torches and TO be orderly The torcb
bearers immediately complied with the request and
Thousand voices shouted "Long live the National Guard
The mob then cried ITO Ducbate and went along the
Rue Royale with apparently the iHtsnton of paying
visit to tho Minister Of the Interior
In tho Rue st. Honore there was also an immense
cr9wa ynsh .s'o sang as one man Mourn pour Ia
Ia patrie !" and Aux aras oitoyens!n of the sMar-
seiaise" On ascending the Rue st Honore they fell
in with detachment of National Guards aud Of re-
gment Of tho line; whsreupon a thousand voices cried
Long live the National Guard. long live the lnen and
to wind up came fierce shout Of Dewn with Guizot'
When the news OF the resignation ef the ministry had
become generally known in Paris there was burst of
satisfaction which it would be difficult to describe
Large parties OF the national guard paraded the streets
the officers and men shouting "vive la Reforme" and
the crowd cheering loudly Bands OF 500 to 1900 men
and boys went about crying 'Vive Ia Reforme," and
singing the "Marsellaiso" and on being met by the
troops they divided to let them pass as
had passed repeated their cries and their song Towards
halfpast six O'Clock Illumination WAS spoken Of and
many persons lighted up spontaneously rhe illumua-
tion Of became more general when the popuace
in large numbers went through the streets calling
" light up" Numerous bands alone following de-
tachments of National Guards went about shouting
" Vive 1e Roi," "Vive Ia Reforme" and singing the
" Marsellai'e." On many of the points where barri
cadee had boen erected and the people resisting
troops they ceased resistance When they heard the
of the resignation of the ministers and the troops
RETIRED but hear that other points tho people
ess reasonable and between nine and ten O'Clock
In the evening large crowd from of the faubourgs
arrived opposite the hotel of the Ministry for Foreign
Affairs, and some shots were fred at the MOTEL
The National Guard mustered rather strong yester-
day, AID, when the news Of the resignation Of the mi
nistry was known great number more who had re-
fused to turn out msde their appearance
At eleven oc!eck there was no actual disturbances in
the Rue st Denis, the Rue St Martin aud that neigh
borhood and the troops we're all withdrawn. But the
people we're busiiy engaged In constructing formidable
barricade near the Porte They had turned up great
part of the foot pavement had seized carts bro
ken down some iron raiings and In fact possessed
themselves Of almost everything which IL was possible
TO remove. The difficulty of removing some of the
stones vas considerable, but the mob enlivened
labor with reiterated shouts Of "Down with Guizotr'
Ia the Rue Montmartre q bsrricade was being con-
sfuced near Inc hotel OF Baron Deessert short dis
sauco from the Boulevard The pavement WAS there
dug up railing in front OF the hotel was broken
down, and several back-cabs were seized At the
trance into the Faubourg MontmartTe from the Boule
ward tn- MOB was elSO constructing b3rri-
csde. Surprise expressed ut sn the troops being
bu. It was saia that they VEGA. bu4ix
OF ireqaenJ fusiisies eonhfmed that
Dsatsr to take Tss %9s ;s%aa sSss Ss11
levsrds, stating that there was danger IN passing
along the latter Many persons were walking up and
down tho Boulevards armed with muskets aud clubs
The only armed force saw was patrol OF the Ma
OF "Viye la Gards Nstionseln A number of boys
amused themselves with smashing the gas lamps The
guard house of the Boueyarde Bonnie Nouvee has been
abandoned by the troops and the mob vas occupied N
pulling every thing to pisces in the INTERIOR breaking
dowu tile iron rsiliog, &c
1t IL with no deepes regret that we announce
Twelve O'Clock night that the lith regiment Of the
line stationed in froat Of the Bots des AfaFes Eran
ceres. fired tonight on numerous group OF young men
who wsre passing With National Guards at their
head and killed considerable number OF them besides
woundpg many others This event ed the greatest
excitement, particularly at later hour OF tbs night
when some Of tbs dead bodies Cat least Twenty it vas
said) carried In wagon along tde Bouisvard To-
wards the BsstiIle Soml barricsdes were mmedateiy
Rue Montmarre sad other streets close to the Boule
wards Some cabroles, trees barrels and other art-
clss were also flung together across the Bousvad des
taens, ss to form kind of bsrrcade but tins pave
bad not been torn up in the other places men
toned At the hour at which VS. write, matters nave
From the Paris Debsts, Feb. AL
Between three and four O'Clock adeputation OF about
one hundred members of the National Quart compos.
I'D for the most of the officers Of the fourth legion went
toward, the Chamber of Deputies battalion OF the
tenth legion which was in the service OF the
advanced to the middle of the POM de a Concordc and
declared that they had orders not to permit any depu-
taton TO proceed to the Chambers. At the moment at
which this WAS passing Odillon Barrot and NJ Gar
uer Pages who we're followed by great numoer o. Dep
uties of the opposition joined the dsputation The P
tition was then RENTED TO NJ. Cremieux:
The efforts of the crowd concentrated between
Rue ST. Antoine and the Rue Mentmartre, aud between
the Viells du Temple and tho Rue st Martin the osr-
rcades Of which, hes been already stated were con-
structed with digenoss cabs carts, &c hllcd with
paving stones Most abandoned without resistance
and the crowd assembled in other spots. barricsae
ia the Rue Vieile du Temple, near the Rues de poae
and de Poitou wac surmounted by red Dag An officer
who commanded o detachment which attacked one OF
the barricsdes In that quarter was struck by soail
barrcade at the entry to the Rue de Perohe was des
troyed by artillery. 49,
In an attack on the PIacs du Chatelet NJ de st Hi
lsre Chef de attson of the 3ith regiment was killed
From the Psris Copservateur, Feb -
The service of the reimbursement post offices was i'm
pedsd yesterday and thu isy before by the insurgents
The post office for tbs aes remained constantly closed
That in the pEohquer was partially interrupted
Yesterday and the day before the insurgents prevented
the posmen from taking the letters from the receiving
boxes, and Tuesday night one OF thess portmen was
surrounded aud detained for feverai hours The post
office omnibus prevented from running the whole
OF the day by asssmb,ge al 400 or 800 armed men
Some letters spoiled by the Injection into the re
osiving boxes OF water OF some other matter
From the Paris Reforme. Feb %
When the 10th legion of the National Guard as
sembled yesterday morning on the Place Tsrenne, one
of them shouted Vivs la Reforme w whereupon NJ
Lsmeroier the Colonel gave orders that he should DC
seized but the National Guards surrounding him, de-
c6rod that he had only expressed tacir sentiments
detachment oonsisting of several companies of Sd
Legion, prevented the Municipal Gard from attacking
th- people near the Pont Notre Dame.
Between FIVE and six O'Clock, about Fifty Municipal
Guards who shut in court yard Of house IN the
Rue Bourg pAbbe forced to lay down their arms
The National Guard negotiated between the people and
the Municipal Guard for the dsarmiug and when II wa
effected the former took the latter undsr their Prot.o
ton. Tho evaporation OF the crowd against the Nun
cipal ,rd was most intense owing to the sever with
which that body had acted in different quarter' and
when they issued from the court yard strong force wa
required to protect them. The people then demanded
that they .houldb be made to take OF their shakos and