Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-22
PARTICULARS nv THE MIBERNIA.


The King, Immediately after his abdica-
ton, left the palace BY the garden of the
TuilIeries, accompanied by two friends, aud
disguised en- ban bourgeois. lIe walked
from the garden through some of the mar
rover streets to the station of the Rouen
Railway, and took his seat in the train,
which started almost Immediately after
wayds--not in first, but in a seeond-class
carriage. The Duchess of Orleans, with
her two children, after the painful scene in
1.-THE Chamber of Deputies, Of which an ac-
count has already been given, was conduct
ed through the most obscure passage to the
residence Of the President For moment
she was, IN consequence of The crush and
leonfusion, separated from her children, and
1.-THE alarm of that separation affected her
more than all that had previously happen
ed Fortunately, they were re-unted; and
accompanied by NJ. Cremieux and several
other deputies, they passed through the
Presidents garden, to near the Hotel des
Invalides, where a carriage was waiting for
Them. They then drove off.
The Palais Royal and the Tulleries
were both sacked by the insurgents.
The Flight of the Ministers.
The ex-Ministers are not spoken Of
They were assembled, it is said, at the ho-
tel Of the Ministers of the Interior when the
news of the Kings abdicaton was brought
in. They then all fed by back DOORS
There was an attempt on the part of the
criminals confined in the different goals 10
escape but they are well watched over, and
the public tranquilized on that score
Debtors and political prisoners, as well as
women, have been released. The churches
have been respected.
Turning of the Palace &c.
The Palace of Neuily is burnt to the
ground; the splendid country mansion of
Baron Rothschid at Surennes has also been
burnt, under the impression that it was roy
al property; and the persons who destroyed
it on discovering the mistake, sent depu-
tation to apologize. The Northern Rail-
way has suffered greatly. At different in
tervals, all the way down to Pontoise, the
rails have been taken up. At Amiens Vi
aduct has been destroyed between Paris and
Amiens, and another between Amiens
and the frontiers Of belgium. Several 9th
er stations have also been burnt. On the
Rouen Railway the destruction of the Bridge
of Asmeres has put complete stop To the
traffic. These deplorable acts Of violence
aud folly are most injurious to Paris, as
they prevent the arrival of provisions.
One hundred and ten hogsheads Of wine,
found in the cellars of Neuilly, were re
moved to Paris on Tuesday, and distributed
among the hospitals of the capital.
The Banks Resumed Business.
Paris, Feb. 23.--The city continues tran
quill. The Provisional Government Of
France receives numerous declarations of
adhesion from all parts.
The banking-houses have all resumed
business, headed by the Bank of France
That Bank discounted 100000 francs
worth of paper on Saturday, and the Pro-
visional Government has lodged in its cof-
fers 00,000,0 600 of francs.
The Feeling Among the People &c.
The Journal des Debats, the devoted and
even servile organ of the ex-Xing, Joined
the Republican Government on Saturday.
The press is unanimous in giving the world
TO understand that monarchial government
- for ever overthrown in Frame, and that
a Republic il sine qua non.
The blind confidence Of the ex-kipg was
un9hakabIe. On Tuesday evening last,
(the day of the Reform banquef,) Louis
Philippe said to foreign amlIasSador. II
fear nothing; am 80 firmly seated la my
saddle that dread neither q change Of Min
iSfry nor disobedieuce Of NY commands -
The King alSo reque-tesla gentleman about
Ia quit the capital of France, 10 remain aud
witness The quiet manBer IN which he (ihe
KING wa abouf 10 '.9nt down'' fhe moi.
On taking the Tuiilnrie> The people found
magnificent image of { hrisi ~ sculpture
The people stopped and saIuied il. Ms
friends cried pupil of the EeeIe Poly
technique, ''ihis j. the Master of u. aUi'
Z BE people took the Ebrj<i and bore IL sai-
EMMY - the g hsreh of Vt R0Fe. sTiiizags, /
OF HIih your bst-. Sai.fe Chd~tt' said |
the people; a0d every body inclined in re-
iigioas sentiment. Not,le people, who re |
speet al shat j. Sacred Noble peoT h. /
who bless The being " ho proclaimed ii,t /
las Of universal fraternity
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