The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-30
The News by the Caledonia.


additional items OF interest as not found ee
graphic dispatches of yesterday Our readers will IN.
derstand that all the intelligence heretofore and now pub
lshed is obtained through the medium of the magnetic
telegraph it is be expected therefore, that every
woGd and particularly the proper of persons and
places is literally correct. Indeed, we have been no,
little puzzled recognise the real of the gentle
man who destined said represent the people OF
France this government and indeed that OF several
others But our papers will doubtless reach
row, and will put all these minor difficulties TO rights
From the New York Herald Of March
The DEGREES, FRENCH GOVERNMENT
During the evolution DEGREES and proclamatons the
following subjects issued from time time, by the
provisional government, mayors OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS, &C.
lst Introduction of meeting of the exChamber of Peers
I'd An organization Of movable National Guard OF
"a batalions.
3D. Arrest and punishment Of deserers.
lh Articles pledged the ont dc Piete to be restored
to the ownersthe minister of finance paying the
9th The Tgleres to be an asylum for invalid workmsn.
| 9th Capital punishment to be abolished.
7th All political prisoners TO be liberated and furnished
with means to Join their families
sh Suppression of Chamber of Peers, and dissolution of
Chamber OF Deputies; constitution OF republics every
citizen to be national guard the liberty OF the press guar
9th National workshops be opened for the ployed
10Th All citizens 10 remain in arms and defend their
barbados I'LL they have acquired all their rights
| llth. Order to arrest ministers.
| 18th. Abolition of all titles of nobility.
18th. Change of the term regiments" to demi brigade
nth, Ten days additional time granted pay bills
l5l National Assembly to meet on the Goth of April and
decree constitution Population TO be the basis of cleo
those Agiers colonies suffrage to be direct and
universal All Frenchmen q years Of to be electors,
10 be furnished with ballot list and
the principal place in each canton person TO be
reentatve who ha. 600 each representative
have Is francs per day for the duration of the session
7th Payment OF half interest the five four and
half and four per cents, falling due the 22d March,
be made at Paris from the 9th, and in the departments
18th Interest of Bons du Tesor fixed at ~ for
those of from three to four months and
for those of from six months TO year.
ton Of the slaves OF all tue colonies.
10th. All taxes to be collected as before
2lst. budget be brought forward, in which the sys-
| tenn of iodirect taxation would be modified
22d All prosecutions against the press and for political
offences, to be Withdrawn and the prisoners confined for
such offences to be released
2sd Porbids the publication of any placards without the
oath Restores the military of generals of brigade
and division
25th Dlssoves the municipal council OF Paris.
18th Discount banks to be established
9th. The stamp duty on periodicals suppressed :.
25th All oaths taken BY public uncionaries TO be dis
18th The persons properties and rights of foreigners
3Oh Ali the citizens to be armed and clothed as national
guards those able provide clothing to be furnished
with it by provisional government
hours to be 10 and where IL. III.
32d During the days preceding the convocation OF
the primary assemblies, unstamped papers may be pub
Sd. The central administration of the Department OF
Marine and Colonies be organized on new tooting
34h gradual assimilation OF the institutions OF Algeria
to those Of France to take 70 place the army to be
35h Property all kinds and works of utility, to be pre-
served and respected
Both Royal residences to be sold and proceeds applied
of the revolution, and some compensation
for losses in trade and manufactures.
DEGREES have also been issued, changing the Of
several vessels the navy and also the names OF those
of the streets which had reference 10 monarchy or
h.u wed IN he
Ca tie of Vncennes surrendered, and most other for'i-
fcations-slight resistance.
Large bodies of people going 10 Paris from Rouen
and Orleans, to assist in fighting.
Louis Napoleon received by cries of Viue pEmper.
eur" All political prisoners to be liberated and placed
The Chateau of ST. Cloud has been burned.
The Journal des Debats, the ministerial organ, has
Joined the republicans
The THEIRS Barro and Billault parties have united,
and given in their adhesion TO the new government Du-
ring the revolution 42s persons were wounded OF whom
$50 were civilians, and rs were military
Antwerp advces state that business was entirely disre
garded the general attention being directed to the pro-
gress of the French revolution.
later report announces the failure OF DE Under the
noted banker, but gives favorable account OF gen.
eral trade.
lie, are Gen. Lyon, late Mr. Guizots colleague in the
War DEPARTMENT. Fabvier, Schramm; Auprlch, late gov
enor of Paris Grouchy, Prevail Montholon Fencheres,
Oudinot Achard, Gourgaud, Lahitte, and Paixhans.
| PARIS, March Titles abolished together with
the nobility. The adhesion of marshals generals and
other high unconaries of authority and inhabitants of
France are pouring in. Marshals SOult, Moitor, Sc
basan Bugeaud Relic Doie de la Brunere sent in ad
hesion to the new government
PARIS March 2-The public works in Paris have re-
sumed their activity The cordiaiies between England
and France are confirmed and despatch from Lord
Palmerston, by Lord Normandy, acknowledging the
French republic, is received
PARIS March 4-The funeral procession OF the killed
OF the 22d, 23d and oath of February magnificent
and solemn affair The people, troops, national guard,
and provisional governmental ranks and orders on
stae-united in the demonstration.
England has been received public and their speeches
replied to by Garnier-Pages When they left, the air
rung with shouts of Viue Ia repubiique.
PARIS March 6--Some heavy failures of large COM
mercial houses have transpred
PARIS March THE Presse states that the provision
al intend placing the tomb of Napoleon under
the of his brother Jerome, who Is TO be appointed
governor of the lnvalides.
| NJ Lambert, who attached to the household OF
Louis Philippe and lieutenant colonel OF the
Sd legion of national guards of Paris finding the prospect
of monarchy in France very dim, blew out his brains.
SPEECH Mr.. RUsH-The following is the speech OF
Mr. Rush, the American minister, recognising the pro-
visional government:
GENTLEMEN; As the representative of the United States
charged with the OF the rights and Interests Oh my
country and my fellow residing in France, and be-
ing great distance await instructions from my
government seize the earliest opportunity OF Offering my
congratulations, persuaded that government Will
| prove the step in which have taken the initiative cam
has long between France and the u States and
am that loud and universal expressions OF hope
country for the prosperity happiness and go-
nv of France under the inauguafed in
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