Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21
EoHEIGs INvEALIGmacE.
nppIvaI. or TAESTEAMER CAMBRIA.
Fourteen Days Later from EUROPE
DnxnIufioR IN fahaC

on Saturday, with daies Ho'n I..ippo' -,
26,h ult. We have IeceiVea 'ne ioiiowi"s no,-
so,;rs snmmary of the news by herlttom our COZ
res,Snsenr in New York, through The telegraph
hi no seen that an event that has been ahuci-
..,,I tor some time-a revolution III france
has taken place: .
Correspondence of the Baltimore nnhst'fahI
New Yonk, March Is, 3 ?. M.
The cambris has a, length arrived, after a pas
sage OF 20 DAYS, and hasten 10 send you inc SUD-
;o,ned summary of European news
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
Inc, n,rvious 10 the sailing Of The Cambria
news reached Liverpool by telegraph from Paris,
To the efsc, that Louis Philippe had a6cicaled IN
favor of the Count de Paris. The Duke de Ne
mou,s was proposed as regent and IeJ .ci.d IL
was proposed by edition Barrot that a regency
should be formed under the Duchess dOfieahs
until the Count de Paris should attain ms map
ri,y. bu, mat had been rejected and a repuoilci "'
sis ed upon. -.
The Duchess d'Orleans and the Count de faf'
il went 10 The Chambers al half past ], accompd-
MED by the Duke de NemOuIs and q large Pd'',
of officers. on horseback. TIE Dncness was
in deep mourning. Al four O'clock Inc Dus"ess
pOrleaDs. he Count &c Pans ana lne "
N.mours had been al The Chamber OF pepu'es'
and had been rejeced by The Cna"'oet wv -
people who penetrated me INC Cn"nn ou
cbamher of DEPUTIES has declared l'sei 10 per-
manehce. ~ n;Ir
The Chamber has refused 10 allow the iamiiy
:, I"ni, Philippe 10 resign the throne. Inere
w,lI he orea, efforts made 10 support The Ducness
5OIcans. The idea Of a Republic is mol agree
All. Ia The mass OF he Deputies. The Cnam'
Der mel TO. 'av, bat The p~opuiace overpoweiea ,ne
majority. The King, al one O'Clock, 'ef' Tue I'd.
lac. OF the Tuileries, escorted by a sfone parry
os,n. National Guards and several regiments OF
reonlar cavalry. The carriages con'a,hins d
roral natry went by the Quays 10 The burfei o!
Passy. 5,v
,,d M, q soldier is 10 BE- seen. The troops OF
fhs linz tra,ernizsd with he National uudras,
and n. Nafion.l Guards with me feopie. a."
;n,erc,urs- between The Two SIDES OF me fi'e :
chi off and | hear distant hfins gong on every
,nnmeni whils, | wrlie. GARNER Pages IS Mayor
oil Paris. .,c,.,a
and me people. Count Nole was u.s. named and
rejected by HI people. THEIRS and Bdrrot were
mex, named and The p~roclama'ions appointing
them minister's are torn down esefyWh're py 'e
nnhl,c Gen'l Lamoricieie has been appoinied
commander Of The National Guards. Inc pa
cad was written bv Th,ers and Barrot. It's
said mat General Lamoricierce Is KILLED, or a.
ali events wounded. Inc Palace OF The Pa'ais
poyai has been taken possession OF by The peo-
ne a,lpr A great deal ofcdrnase, an attack was
m.de >, one O'Clock on The Palace OF the Tulile.
r,.s The ruiilcries is in the hands oil The Ma
tional Guard.
a s,ropp government will be organized. a
Renublc on The mode Of the United States is pro-
posed. A procession " persons IN cloaRs, ana
armed. nave jus, passed, carrying the 1noToe oi
the Throne Room Of ne Tuiileries on tneii shoui-
ders in triumph, and singing The NaIseil'es
hmm There has been a most frishiiul loss oil
lie and in may Instances Inc troops have re
tns.i 10 act acains' The People.
The nunhet o; killed is said 10 b upwards u
Ave hundred. principally in the neishoorhood o.
Tho Palace ROYAL, and between that AMI The Tu-
illeriss. An attempt was made on the Finance
Ministers residence al II ociock 10 day. which
failed. The Tocsin has been sounding al! Day
throughout Paris. !.
The Tuiileries and are burning it. An atemp,
has been made 10 burn the Tuilieries itself. The
neople have penetrated into the cellars OF The Tuil-
ieries. and are now distributing wine among
themselves. They are also IN possession OF the
railway stations and barriers. The rails have
been removed from Inc railways 10 prevent The
troops from arriving from Inc country. Those
that started from Bouiogae 10 Pans Gefe chliscc
10 return, as weie also hose t!o,n Nrulchi,al q
Boulosne, as iheY could no. advance D. The rail-
way. All communications have been chi III 4,
Paris. Tae mail and passengers bound u Paris
were compelled 10 return 10 AmlsnS.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Since The foregoing was in type, The following
additional intelligence has been received, derived
from Wilmer Il Smiths Liverpool Times 0. 25 h
February, received b. oU! uei.hb3rS 81 the Sun.
These details furnish i history VI the events
which preceded he grand ex pioslon, no.ed above:
TaE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
We noticed IN our last the feverlsh sia.e IN
which political affairs stood in Paris on The night
of Thursday, the i0;h, aud We regret 10 announce
thai each Gay has added 10 that excitement, which
had increased 10 such a pitch on The 22i, the day
ON which i, had been fixed 10 hold The great re-
form banquet. that The entire city was in open in
surrection. The conversation which took place
in the Chamber OF Deputies, on Monday even
inc, between BafToit and Duchatel, prepared The
people for IN formal prohibition OF the reform
bapoue, which vas 10 take place on The following
day. P~rucla ma.ions by The protect Of police, and
an ord r of The day BY the commander OF The
NatiuHal Guards, were published, ioIbiGdine me
banquet aud all assemblases OF The people, and
pro,ibilin. The appearance Of National Guards
in inform. ualess ordered BY their chiefs. In
consequence oil these acts OF Government, the op.
nosi,i,n deputies met, and resolved that The ban
que, should no, take place, that the people be en-
treated 10 submit, and that a motion for The I'm
peachment of ministers be made IN The Charnoei
of Deputies. Il was further resolved, that Should
this moiun b. nega,iyed, they would resign their
functions as deputies.
.Tae army collected within Paris, and the sur
round,ne villages and iorts, considerably exceeds
ons hnnsfeo Thousand men. This force, unless
IN. soldiers svmpalhise wi h The people, could
cr,.b ,he patisians; while the Hing and Nj.
Gn;zo, mi.hi indulge their animosiiy 10 pubic
meetings with perfect safety. But II Inc army
;oin The people, This revolution would be more Ell
~fectually completed from he laci, that SO many
men are congreg.le led IN The capital anu us enVl
Tons. Oiders have been gwen Tor the military
occunatipn OF al, the points oi the capi al o.
wnic, h ~assembiase OF he people might be cx-
pec,ed. As the day advanced, The asse .iblage in
ihe streets gradually increased, until dense
crowd, flied the principal thorou2htares leading
10 the leg siaiive chambers. and large bodies oi
police IN military were called out 10 preserve
order. Iney as,e noled IN great muiti!ndes found
Ia. CHAMBER OF Deputies, and forced their way
over The walls. Taey were attacked by the
,roops and dispersed; bur re-as>emhled in various
%oua,ters. They showed heir hatred Of NJ. Guizo.
by demalishing his windows and attempting IL
force an entrance into his ho'ei, but wee acaln
renulsed by the troops. Al The military IN
Paris. and all the National Guards, were sum
moned 10 arms, and every PREPARATION maze GU
The part oil the Government to put down The neo-
pie. The lalter raised barIicades IN various
places, and uRpaved he s'ree's, overturned mnl
buses, and made Preparations TOT d vigorous as
saul, or a prolracied resistance.
All lhe acc ltt> from Par,s represent the city
in a terrific sale OF excitement ami dismay the
whole OF mat day. All The s,tee.s Leading 10 tht
Chant. o. Deputies were, ike The bridge, &C
cupie, ~ strong de,achmen's OF troops, and n,
one was allowed 10 pass except The deputies, ihs
newspaper reporters, and those who were furnish
ed WI h >peciai lickeis OF admission.
We take the following from the London Nom
ing Chronicle:
PARts, Tuesday Evening, Feb. %.
The accounts which | sent you this mofnin:
will have prepared you for great confusion in III,
streets of Paris, great assembiases of the people
and partial disturbance, il moi for actual insur
rec,ion. The result; is just what might nave beer
expected. Immense masses have paraded ihs
nnhlic lhoroughiares throughout the day. Troop: