New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

the readers ~ h iftAtHe yesterday 20 NO"
select trop oag os Of lorcsn papers tho more prom
iasns matters thing Of 10 li'tlc difficulty 40 great
/. tho mas. OF deeply Interesting Intelligence
Whs,wn arc now compelled TO omit We shall
however give thi. evening or 70 morrow
France.
Tn, Prose- SAYS Five times during the day,
lr,b e6l NJ dc Lsmaftne addressed the people
assembled under the windows OF The Hotel DO
Vile .. .,....-
..s,os, thc men who have devoted themselves. head
heart and breast 80 gve you real kepnoc-lhs kepao-
c OF all rights IN all interests and an thc l'suha'o
a. ht of the people Yesterday ysu asked rs 20 usarp IN
Tho name OF people Of Pans The nights OF SpoVo Vo
If men, 20 voge them absolute Republic. insiean OF
Republic invested with The strength o. th'- consent
that is TO say. 10 make Of that hepuolo y, 80
consented will Of part q The People nseaa OF 'o
will of the whole nation To-day you demand from US
The red Gag instead q the uLeoor one Cuhehs ioi my
part viii never adopt the RED max anu VII ~
. word ANY | will oppose 10 with all me suengui q nJ
nstrt.n IL Is citizens. because the tn-co.of nag mas
made the tour Of the world. under the kepoon. snu ~
Emplre with our liberties and our gores aho tnst zoe
r,a =. has only made the Of the champ oe Msis
traiea through torrents q the blood Of the people
Al this part OF the speech OF NJ. de Lamart'ne'
!, that Astonishing sitting OF sixty hours Ia tne
mids, Of An irriteted crowd, every one was suooeh
ly Affected by his words bands were ciaPPen ana
,ea,s sbed. aud they finished by embracing MN
In a moment after fresh masses OF people arrived,
armed with sabres and bayonets They Knocked
., the doors they filed the sales. The cry was
that all was lost that the people were aoou' "
ERE ON or stihe the members OF the rrovisloha'
Government NJ. de Lsmartlne was caheo VI,
He wa. suuplicated TO go once more, Tor the last
,in,e IN address the people. He u as raised on
step of the staircase the crowd renamed Tor nan
an hour without conserving 70 llsten 70 n''u Noci
feratng, branGishug arms OF all hlnns over his
4. NffaH IN
mcnced his address and finished by sotenng, ap-
neasipg aud caressing the intelligent, and sensible
people and determining them either 70 witndrew
or 70 become themselves the safeguard OF the Pro
visonal Government.
The Commerce says
Yesterday morning every heart was h'ieh WIN conn
dsnce ana the streets were crowded with pronenaders
meeting grouping, and embracing each other happy az
nnng themselves az end OF events the glory OF winch
has cost us the Of many OF our brothers IN gaining
he rreat triumph of the rights humanity The night
passed admirably We traversed Paris rou me fauoooIs
Posoniere to the HOte De Vile at ana O'CLOCK 10 inc
morning and at every point found The GUY ~ ine oa
aass admiralty pcrfor j By the cinzsns ana Inc Ma
tiona Guards the sentinels beng Vignht snu 'e pass
words and counter-signs g7en ami returned lac c'Pa
was Observation-Disclosures 10 It's roofs win lamps ana
other lights Of a thousand coOrs and persnbuated IN
every Part by population intoxicated with Joy Ine bou
eyards in particular presented magic spectacle me
Narrcillsse and the Hymn Of the Grondns resounded
on oil Sides the voice of women aud children JOINING IN
concord With the masculine tones Of me heroes OF en- a.
La the passage YerdOt the Lyric Society OF the cnoreh "
Paris sang popular hymns, composed md arranged ol we
event with precision ard harmony wJch went 10 Tie
heart and drew forth pess OF applause at the end OF every
strophe Whoever has not Paris lest night-Paris
full order, union, and majesty amid tue suome us
order OF the barcsdescan never form an idea OF the
great beauties Of the sovereignty OF the people
On taking the Tnileries the peopleiound mag
nificent image of Christ in sculpture. The people
stopped aud saluted it. My friends. cried pu
pil Of the Ecole Poly technique this Is the Master
Of us all The people took the Christ ana bore II
splemnly 10 the Church of st. Roch. Citizens, oil
with your hats Salute Christ said the people
and every body inclined In a religious sentiment
Noble people, VINO respect ali that is sacred Noble
people. " no bless the Being who proclaimed the
law OF universal fraternity !
No business has yet been done at the Parls
Bourse On Saturday the following notice ives
posted up at the gate
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
NOTICE TO MEN IN BUSINESS.
BY an order ef the Provisional Government dated Feb
25 operations Of the Bourse remain suspended until
farther orders February 20, ls4s
NJ de Hothschild has minated to the Provls-
onal Government that he prepared to observe ali
his engagements toward the State Tor the new loan
He has also sent So 000f TO the Mayor OF Paris Tor
the wounded.
The Prose- saws: IN de Rothschild who had
been recommended 10 leave France, has given the
example of confidence in the people and 10 the
Government. He has refused TO leave.
It is by all emuiating this confidence that order
will not be long in being reestaolshed as firmly as
liberty"
The Republic was officially announced on the
26tb by Al de Lamartne, surrounded by the other
members of the Provisional Government and the
four Secretaries. NJ de- Lamartine descended the
steps of the great staircase of the Hotel de VILE,
and presenting himself ia front OF the edlhce, with
a paper in his hand, thus expressed himself
CITIZENS: The Provisional Government Of the Repub'
lie called upon the people to witness It's gratitude Tor
the magnificent national cooperation which has Just &C
cepted these institutions. prolonged acclamatons
from the crowd and National Gusrds)
The Provisional Government Of the Republic has only
Joy full intelligence 10 announce to the people here as
sembsd
Royalty Is abolished.
The Republic is proclaimed.
The people will exercise their political rights
National shops open TOR those who are without
work. Immense scclsmations)
The army being REQ gained. The National Guards
ndissouoly unte itself with the people so as TO promptly
restore order with the hand that had only the
cecing moment conquered our liberty (Renewed acela
ma'ions)
Finally, Gentlemen. the Provisional Government was
anxious 10 be itself you of the last decree II
has resolved on aud signed in this memorable sitting
the abolition OF the penalty Of ceah Tor political
matters. Unanimous bravos)
THIS Is the modest decree, gentlemen, that has ever Is
sued from the mouths Of people the dsy after their VIC
tory Yes, yes 1t is the character of the French ma
which escapes in spontaneous cry from the soul
OF Its Government (Yes. yes bravo) We have brought
II with and WIN now read 1t you There Is not
becoming homage TO people than the spectacle OF
Its own magnanimiiy.
The lsbors of the Provisional Government are
incesssnt, and display an energy that could not
have been expected on the second day alter the
overthrow of monarchy which its sdherents pro
fessed 70 regard as eternal The organization as
National Guards Of 50 900 of the citizens Of Paris
who effected the revolution is nearly complete
They were all enrolled yesterday. Twice the
number presented themselves it being reported,
but enormously, that they were to proceed 10 the
frontier at once. About 5000 three battalions
passed at intervals along the Boulevard yesterday
in the highest spirits, singing the Ndrse,haisS.
This transformation Of operative workmen into
insurgents and OF insurgents Rto soldiers, in the
course of four day is of the miracles that can
only occur in France. On Thursday and Friday all
was agitation and excitement in Paris Yesterday
evening everything was subsidipg into order. The
transition from revolt to submission TO the laws
from rage TO kind leelng-trom violence TO gentle
ness OF which the French character is susceptible,
is marvellous.
Nj. Portals, the new Procureur. General con-
menced his functions by issuing warrant to ar
rest the late ministers who are now in flight. Or
ders were Immediately given to seize on them
wherever they may be found il they still In
France which is considered unlikely at least for
those Of them who are most compromised.