New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
Resignation Of Ministers.
VOLT IN AM { NJ S /.
PARIS IN ALARM
Cotton rather on the Decline.
HaEAp.sTUFFs STILL DOWN.
MONEY ABUNDANT.

The Cuuard steamer Cambria, Capt HARRISON,
uh,-h ssled from Liverpool on the 9th ult
arrived early on Saturday morning, bringing six
,eer DAYS later intelligence from Europe. The
new, from France is Of the most important and
exciting character We give accounts of the affairs
IN Paris up TO the latest dates received.
,.ou,. Philippe has Abdicated-The Count De
Pari. 4. KirR The Duke Of Nemours, ms
Resent, Is Kcjected-The Royal Family have
left Paris-A Provisional Government IL ln-
.,aIIed, Composed of Lamartine, Ledru
RoIIip, Odiion Barrof, Marie Arago, Gar
rIer Pages, Louis Blanche.
Frorn The Standard Of thu 18th.
Tne public look with extreme avidlty for farther
intelligence from Paris. 1t will be seen, however,
fron the account below that the mob having seized
the railway stations around Paris and cut oil the
means Of communication, it is impossible to obtain
.nv co9ious details fully 10 rely on the informa
,ion which arrives In this state Oi uncertainty. 1t
isiupos.ible h say what turn affairs may take IN
the meantime We had yesterday hoped that
peace was rest red, and that the people satisfied
Nth the concessi ms made contemplated no farther
apoesl u f,rce. IL is evident however, rom the
nsure Of the ne brought by Teegraphic dispatch,
that while i, is impossible TO know correctly what
hss occurred in Paris there can be no doubt the
esQsute has again broken ont with renewed violence
coar,e of the evening, we shall lay them before our
readers with ali possible expedition
y,.to IN. s-cord Edition Of the Morning Herald.
Owing to TIE no arrival OF Paris mails oil yes
terdsy q variety Of reports, more or less exagger-
ated were circulated throughout the metropolis
this morning
nv onr correspondent az Bouogne contains all that
VA, positively known respecting the deploraoie
scenes opposed 70 have been enacted or TO be now
enactiDg at Paris ,
and The burners OF the and have broken the lines
sb tb- view Of cutting of all Communication with Psris
The distarbarce' have been fnehiul and msny iVe'
a special steamer is waiting off the harbor OF
Bogloene for the purpose Of conveying any dis
patch which may arrive IRON Paris
From the SUI Of the 25h.
3nizot has fallen. and yet the insurrectonary
movement RACES With redoubed fury in the streets
~ Paris Count Mole is installed as Prime Minis
ter and vet the insurgents are more than ever
rate are more than enthusiastic, are more
than ever resod,e ia boarding the military strength
OF The Sovercgn. The revolt OF faction has dl'
lated into the revolution Of people, the disturb
ance OF day into the convulsion OF an epoch the
perl Of a Cabinet into the enlargement OF a
3onsTch Nor Gao this be any matter OF astonish'
rnent. Conservatism has 40 long tempered with
the personal rights Of Frenchmen, aud has so fla
grsntly outraged the national liberties of France,
their yindiratioD, and III possible for their perma'
ne,, oonsolda alton. has become inevitable.
Loui, Philippe has trihed with the dearest and
holi.st Aspirations OF great people aud must con
sequeutly anticipate heightened CRISIS when once
the passions OF that people have been falriy
an,used and especially now that their physical
nuisance has been 40 signaliy displayed In the
lace Of n standing army OF nearly lOOoOo OF the
best disciplined soldiers In Europe, supplied witn
an slmost mex haustibe ammunition furnished WIN
an abundance Of provisions, shielded AZ once oy
toe constitutional ngis Of the law and by the stone
defsnces of immense ard almost impregnaole Tor
tihcstions.
The Paris papers have not arrived, IN consequencf
Of the renewal OF the disturbances.
IL aooears that the people have taken possession
of all the railways leading u Paris ana taken ~
the rails so a. TO prevent the arrival Oh ro'n'''oe
meuts. ,e -, :;
There ha, been ftightful loss of life: aud II
many instances the troops have refused to &C
against the people The passengers from bouioYn'
M Paris were Obliged to return from Neufchate U
Bvoogne, ss the rail way IL stopped.
IL ssaid that an attempt has been made 70 ouri
the TuieHes - o.. o,,.. ,,.,...
We are still without direct intelligence IRON
Pari. IL is said, however. that the government
have received telegraphic communication ~h'o.
describes the state OF Paris as fearful lac ia.es
a,rect inteliigence goes no later than wednesday
.vsniny =, ,rbicb time the people were erectins
barricsdes 10 all directions. and making all tne ne
cessary preparations for fierce conflict nsalo
that the revolt 10 extending TO the proVincia 1owu
and that Amiens ha, pronounced IN favor oil 'ne
Reform movement
Its said tina, cannon had been tired ia the streets
of Paris yesterday The fact that ali communica
ton between Paris aud Calais. and Boa'ogne' Il
stopped. il alone Sufficient to prove tha, Paris was
yesterday, and is most probably to day, the scene
Of most frightful carnage.
SUs ofucs. half-past Three.
There 10 q rumor prevailing IN the city that the
King OF the Freuch has landed q, Dover. We
give this merely as a rumor, without In the leas,
youcbing for its authenticity.
A Second Edition Of the DAILY Asrs Of tho 2sth
furnishes the following
Ia the Ca pital Of France there have been serious
doings Louis Philippe has drawn the sword sn6
thrown away the scsbbard. The grand national
dsmonstrstion which was 70 nave come of or
Tpsadav last 10 yindicaton OF the right OF public