The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-21


said M Theirs. ''you shall have it," AT another point
in the Rue Grammont, the cry arose OF "EmpeoeS au
MONS les eoups de fusa which was also responded 10
afhrmaivey by the group OF deputies. The whole way
from the Boulevards to the Rue St Honoe is intercepted
by immense barrcades of them considerably high
than mans stature At each of these impediments
M Theirs and the other gentlemen were Obliged TO pass
sngy and the rumor spread that the honorable gen
eman going 10 the King, loud cheers continued to
greet him.
At about 10 o'clock NJ Odillon Barrot passed up the
Rue Sainte Anne foot towards the Bouevards, pro-
claiming General Lamorciere commandant OF the ma
ional guard of Paris and accompanied by numerous
escort of national guards and citizens inermnged On
arriving at the of the Rue Rchelieu, M Baro
gave orders to troop of Dragons and the 2st regiment
of the line to proceed to their barracks The order was
Immediately obeyed amidst shouts of "Iiue Lamori
e,ere," "Vive Odaion Barrot," "Viue lie Vmgt uneme
de hgne," the soldiers fraenzing with the people The
cassons of the regiment instant broken open
and their contents distributed amongst the crowds.
By II o'clock the muster of the national guards had
become very strong and most of the posts which had
been occupied by the infantry of the line taken pos
session of by them company OF the line was seen re-
turning to their barracks in the Rue de Faubourg POS
sonniere-many of them were disarmed having given
their muskes when demanded by the people, or rather BY
mere lads who in the crowd. Those who were not
disarmed had their muskets reversed Two pieces OF
and two caissons seized the Boulevard
des ltaens by party OF the people, mixed with national
guards The powder taken out OF the cassons and
distributed to the people, and then the cannon and the
cassons taken to the marie OF the second arron
basement
binary rumors were in circulation, and even found Gre
dence in some of contemporaries. One announced
that the ex-Klng Louis Philippe had landed at Dover
subsequent edition represented that he had actually taken
up at that hosptable abode of exied royalty
Mivarrs Hotel
1t is scarcely necessary should inform our readers
that there is truth any of these statements The
last accounts left the ex King at Neuiy, and, although
it by improbable that he will soon reach our
shores, he has certainly not yet arrived
The Provisional Government.
From the London Chronicle, Feb. 30
PARIs-Friday, Feb. 25.
The Moneur publishes the following in very large
! type
PROCLAMATION OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT TO THE
| FRENCH PEOPLE
Aretrograde and oigarchca government has been
thrown by the heroism of the people of Paris
| The government has fed-leaving after 1t trace OF
The blood of the people has flowed as in July but this
achieved national and popular government In accord
with the rights the progress, and the will OF this great
provisional government sprung by reclamation and
departments, in the sitting Of the 2h i, Invested
ary with the care of the organizing and nsurng the ma
tional victory.
| 1t is composed Of
MN. DUPONT. s rEureo
CREMiECX,
AR RASf} SCI SoI;h Ys In''i'uteo
eARNIER FACES,
| MARIE.
The government has forts secretaries
| MN. ARMAND MARRAST,
FERDlNAND FLocoN.
These citizens hostaed instant in accepting
u" When blood aoWs-when the capital Of France is on
rethe commission of the provisional government is de-
rived the public peril and the public safety The
whole Of France will understand it. and will afford it the
concurrence of patriotism Under the popular government
| caitn ned hv
Frsnchmen give the world the example that Paris has
fdence in yourselves for the powerful institutions which
TO ss Senn wills v
the rahcatons Of the French people, which is to be imne
Neither the people of Pari, nor the provisional govern
to ss ss so the
which the sovereignty of the nation will proclaim.
The unity of the nation, formed henceorth OF all the
classes of the nation which compose IT.
The government of the nation by itself;
Liberty equality l and hS s,s a 9ds for principles;
Such the democratic government which France owes
These the first acts Of the provisional government
DUPONT SDs EYRE, President Eq o, 'hs s0ancn
| NJ ARAGo, Minister of Marine.
| M. CREMIEux. Minister of JUSTICE.
| General BKDgAu. Minister Of War;
| M. MARIE, Minister of PUBLIC Works
NJ. CARNor, Minister Of Public Instruction.
| M. GouDcHAyx, Minister of Finances.
|
| NJ REcURT, Adjont.
M. GEUNARD, AdJoint.
| General CAvAIeNAc Governor of Algers.
General CoURrAs, Commandant-General OF National
Guards
The other mayors Professionally retained, well
the adons under the name of mayos-adonts of arron-
easements.
The Prefecture of police is under the orders OF the mayor
Of Paris and will be reconstructed under another bill
The municipal guard is dissolved. The guard OF the
CITY of Paris nrusted the national guard, under the
NJ Couras superior commandant OF the national
guard of Paris.
Latest Intelligence.
! The following proclamation has been posted at the
| Bourse:
| "Orders have been given firing everywhere.
eve have just charged by the King to form min
The Chamber will be dissolved and appeal be made
to the country.
General Lamoricier has been appointed commandant
of the national guards
| OTHERS,
| "ODILLON BARROT
| "DUVERGIER DE HAURANNE,
"LAMORICIERE,"
! All the ministers have quilted their hotels.
| The Bourse is closed.
| PARIS, Friday, a. m.
republic has been proclaimed The king and his fami-
| ly gone to Eu.
The provisional government already appointed has been
confirmed. The following minister's Dupont de PEure,
President; Lamartine, Foreign Affairs; Aago, Marine
lie Instruction Betamoni, Commerce. Lamorciere, War
| GARNER Pages confirmed as Mayor OF Paris; Cavaignac
Governor of Algiers De Courrais, Commandment OF the
National Guard.
All by railway and diligence is suspend
ed. The station of the northern railway has been burnt
n. afnnt Paris hu that lima