The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.


M. Sauzet took the chair, in presence of a.
bout 300 members. Shortly afterwards il
was staed that the Duchess Of Orleans had
arrived IT tho palace with her Two sons
The Princess soon appeared at the left door,
accompanied by the two winccs and the
Dukes de Nemours and Mon'p The
young Count de Paris entered first, led by
one OF tho members Of the House. IIo
with difficulty as lar as the semi
circle, which was crowded with officers and
soldiers Of the National Guald. His pres-r
cncc Produced lively impression on tho
assembly. Almost Immediately afterwards
the Duchess entered, and seated herself id
an arm chair between her two sons.
The hall was then iorcibly entered by a
multitude ofarmed men of the lower orders
and National Guards. The Princess and
her children then retired to one of the np4
per benches Of the centre, opposite The pres
idential chair.
The greatest agitation and uproar prevail
ed, and when silence was restored NJ. Dupin
rose and announced 10 the assembly that the,
King had abdicated in favor of his grandson,
and conferred the regency on the Duchess
Of Orleans. A voico from The public gallery
|cried-ssIT rs roo LATE"
An indeseribable scene Of iifhult chsued.
A number Of dupuiies collected around the
Duchess and her tbMreny and the Dukes
|of Nemours and MoDtpensier. National
Guards also rallied round..ibe royal famiy.>i
M. Marie then ascended the tribune his
voice was drowned by deafening cries.
When silence was restored, nj. Marie said
that in tho critical siidation in
which the capital was placed, il was urgent
| ly necessary 10 adopt some measures ealcui
lated to calm the population. Since morIii
ing the evil had made immense progress
Shah we proclaim the Duke lie Nemou,s OF
the Duchess Of Orleans regent? M. Cres
mieux, who followed, was Of opinion TO up
hold the New Government. NJ. Genoude
thought that am appeal otrglt TO be addressed
|, to the people, NJ Oasfon Barot next as
cended the tribune, and advocated the rights
of the Duchess of Orleans. M. Larocheja-
Equelin supported the appeal TO the people,
| M. Lamartine and NJ. Ledru Rollin insisted
ion the necessity Of appointing Provisional
Government. M. Sauzei here put on his
hat, and concluded the sitting. The Prn-
cess retired, followed by all the members Of
the Centre, those on the left alone remain
| ing in the lIalI. Ths insurgents then called,
Tor rather carried, nj. Dupon, de l'Eure to
the Presidential chair The tribune and att
The seats were occupied by the people and
the National guarda, and The names Of the
following members Of Provisional Cow
eminent were proclaimed amidst scene
which has not been witnessed since the Con-
yention: if
i nj GARNER PAGES, m. LtoRt RoLlx;
! M. ARAco, NJ. LkMARMINE, s.
] nj. MARIE, M. CREMIEUx.,
This list was received with cries Of "Vivs
Ia Republique," and the Assembly .hcn adj
ljourled to The Hotel de Vile to install tho
Provisional government. q.
4 4 LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ''''
j The following Proclamation has been
posted at the Bourse; geer u.g
| Orders have been giyerto cease firing cv-
Serywhere. au aq
| We have just been charged by the King
TO form ministry ~ E,i ..
Tho chamber will be dissolved, and an ap-
tpeal be made 10 the county, 81. Is se.5
\ General Lamoricere has been appointed
fCommandant Of the National Guards. s.s
i 81 5T TnIERs, 4,
i ls m ezss ODILLoN BARoT.
TI5Hs e0g DUvERGlER DE HAURANNEJ
II l M LAMoRICIERE. .,~.
All the Ministers have quilted their ho-'
tells. .Iisa gai ,sstor s i ,,..~-.,
The Bourse is closed, n
a~ aaia PARIS, Friday, (25th) 8 A. M.
i A Republic has been proclaimed. The
King and his family are gone TO Eu. e4a
The provisional government already ap.
pointed has been confirmed The following
are, The minister's: Dupont de I'Enre, Prcsi-
ldent; Lamarine, Foreign Affairs; Arago,
Marine; Ledru Rollin, Interior; Marie, Pub
lie Works; Canot Public Instruction; Beth
mont, Commerce.; Lamoricere, War; Ger
Enier Pages, confirmed as Mayor Of Paris5
Cavaignac, Governor Of ofAIgiers ;Decouftias,
Commandent of the National Guard. 81
4 All communication BY fail@ay and dilit
gence is suspended. The station Of thy
Northern Railway has been burnt. II is inn
possible TO get out Of Paris by that line.-
All was tranquil in the quarter oftho Tule-
! ries. ~ f2 12a''
From the American Courier.
SUMMARY OF TIE INTELLIGENCE.
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