Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-13
IVOlume VII#;;ii;;;;;;#aNumber 43
Additional Foreign Items,
ITy The Ied0uia.

by the provisional government mayors OF arrcndsse-
ments, &c.
Peers
I'd. An organization Of q movable National Guard of
"a battaions.
I'd. Arrest and punishment of deseriers.
4Ih Articles pledged at the Mont de Pete, TO be re-
stored to the ownershe minister of finance paying the
amount due on them.
5lh The TuilIeres TO be an asylum for invalid work
men.
9th Capital punishment to be abolished.
9TH AL political prisoners 10 be liberated and furnish
ed with means to join their families.
9Th Suppression of chamber of PEERS and dissolution
OF chamber OF Deputies constitution of repubi-;
ry citizen to be national guard The liberty Of the press
guaranteed and freedom of thought secured.
9Th National workshops TO be opened for the unem-
ployed
10TH All citizens remain in arms, and defend their
bprrlcades, I'LL they have acquired all their rights
1lth. Order 10 arrest ministers.
18TH Abolition Of all titles Of nobility.
18th Change of the "resimens to demi-b brigade
18th Ten days additional time granted TO pay bills
throughout the republic.
18th National Assembly on the Goth of April,
and decree constitution. Population TO be the basis of
election Representatives of The people fixed at 90 in
GLIDING those of Agers and the colonies suffrage TO be
direct and universal All Frenchmen 81 years Of age to
be electors and all of 25 be eligible be elected the
ballot to be secret; voters TO be furnished with ballot
list, and to vote at the principal place in canton
person to be representative who has not 1000 votes
each representative to have 25 francs per day for the do
18th. Payment Of half years interest on the fve four
and hail. and four per cents falling due the 2od of
March, TO be made at Paris from the 6th and in The de-
partments from the 18th.
18Th Interest of Bons du Tresor fixed at ii ner cent
for those Of from three four months rum at 5
per cent for those of from six months to year.
l9b An act to be prepared for the immediate emanci-
prton of the slaves of all the colonies
| 10Th. All taxes to be collected before.
| 2lst. budget to be brought forward in which the
system Of indirect taxation would be modified
I'D All prosecutions against The press and for political
Offences TO be Withdrawn, and he prisoners confined for
such offences TO be released.
23d. Forbids the publication of any placards without
| the printers name being attached.
| ade and division.
| 25th Dssolves the municipal council of Paris
| Goth. Discount banks TO be established
9th. The stamp duty periodicals suppressed.
26h All oats taken by public functionartes be dis
| continued
Doth The PERSONS properties and rights of foreigners
| TO be respected.
3Oth All the citizens to be armed and clothed as ma
onal guards; those not able provide clothing to be
furnished with by provisional government.
3lst. Diminnton in hours of labor-where il was III
hours, TO be 10; and where IL, ii.
32d During the days preceding the convocation of
the primary assemblies, unstamped papers may be pub
| shed.
33d. The central administration of the department of
Marine and Colonies to be organized a e footing
34h. A gradual assimilation of the institutions of AL.
gera those of France take place; army to be
recomPensed for its past services to France.
35h Property of all kinds, and works Of utility, TO be
| preserved and respected.
Both. Royal residences sold, and proceeds ap-
piled TO The victims of The revolution and az some COM
| pensation for losses in trade and manufactures.
DEGREES have also been issued, changing Of
several vessels IN the navy and also the Of those
of the streets which had any reference monarchy,
tho members of the fallen kings family. All institutions
having the name royal prefxed to be called national.
Castle OF Vincennes surrendered, and most other forI
! fcations-sight resistance.
Large bodies of people going to Paris from ROuen
and Orleans to assist in fighting.
Louis Napoleon received by cries of "Vrve rEmper-
eur! All political prisoners to be liberated and placed
under republican general.
| The Chateau of St. Cloud has been burned.
The Journal des Debas, the ministerial organ, has
joined the republicans
The THEIRS Barrot, and Blault parties have united
and given in their adhesion TO the government Du-
ring the revolution, 4S persons wounded Of whom
$50 were civilians, and 7S were military.
Antwerp advices that business entirely dsre-
garded the general attention being directed the pro-
gress of the French revolution.
later report announces the failure of De Linder the
noted banker, but gives favorable of gen.
era trade.
The division generals who have recognized the repub-
lie, Gen. Lyon, late Mr. Guizois colleague in the
War Department. Fabvier Schramm; Auprich, late gov
of Paris Grouchy, Prevail Monthoon Fencheres
OudInot Achard, Gourgaud Lahe and Paixhans
PARIS, March TITLES abolished, together with
the nobility. The adhesion of marshas, generals, and
other high funcionares Of authority, and inhabitants of
France pouring in. Marshas Soult, Tolitor, Ssbas-
an Bugeaud Reille Dode de la Brunere, in adhe-
sion TO the new government.
PARIS, March 2-The public works in Paris have re-
sumed their activity. The cordiaties between England
and France confirmed, and despatch from Lord
Palmerston, by Lord Normandy, acknowledging the
French republic, is received.
PARIS March 4-The funeral procession of the killed
the 3d. 23d and oath of February a magnificent
and solemn affair The people, troops, national guard
and provisional government-a ranks and orders of
state-uniled in the demonstration.
| PARIS March 5-A depuiaiion from the chartists of
England had been received in public and their speeches
| nItad hv Vhanf IN vlaf AMIR
rung with shouts OF VIve Ia rspublique
| PARIS March 6-Some heavy failures of large COM
mercia houses have ranspred.
| PARIS March THE Presse states that the provision
al government intend placing the tomb Of Napoleon
der the of his brother Jerome who be appoint
/ ed governor of the invades.
NJ Lambert, who attached TO The household Of
Louis Philippe, and lieutenant colonel Of the Sd
legion Of natopa guards of Paris finding the prospect of
monarchy in France very dim, blew out his brains.
Victor Hugo was appointed mayor of the 9th arron-
basement of Paris. Cormenn appointed vice pres
dent Of the Council of State.
The Marquis of Normandy of England, was the first
10 recognise the claims of the French republic and
knowledged them on the part of his country.
| The ambassadors from Russia Prussia, and Austria
took receive instructions from their governments.
Napoleon Bonapare, Jerome Bonaporte, and Napoleon
Louis Bonaparte in their adhesion TO the republic,
| offering their individual support
Achmet Pacha Of Mehemet Ali, fought on the
| popular side with great intrepidIty.
AT Dumfries and Paisley, riots apprebended.
An address of congraiulation the French people
agreed by the committee Of the repeal association,
who held open meeting the 9th, the Lord Mayor
presiding. The attendance immense, anticipating
| reference to the French revolution. The repeal
Journal the United Irshmen, contains extraordinary
tices n,itng the people TO arms and showing how bar
ricades can be erected and also how tesgaphs be
destroyed, railroads torn up, and city street warfare