The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-21


windows During this time body of the municipal guards
Qnantry} who drawn up within the gates, delber
follow but body OF cavalry emerging from the kue DIES
CaPucines at that moment chsrged struck of the
in dispensing the crowd and relieving the resi-
dence of the President of the Council from the danger
was In.
In small in the neghborhood of the Rue Vivenne
body OF ruians attempted to break into gunmakers
achand dc bois and plum dered IL OF the small quantity OF
rewood il contained, which they formed into stakes In
occasionally dealt, and upon the whole considera-
BILE number OF received sabre cuts and bay
onet wounds but did not hear OF any one being killed
may well mention, that among the other cries which
issued from the crowd that of Vpe la hgne which
ed from time me passed regiment infantry great
number of prisoners were taken by the police who had
been caught in the act OF uerng sedous cries or throw
ing stones.
Impeachment Ministry.
AT the meeting of the Chamber of Deputies the 22d,
the deputies OF the opposition to the number OF So sub
mltted the following proposition
I'VE propose to place the Minister in accusation as
az ofhavng Ealsifed the principles OF the constitutions
violated the of liberty and attacked the rights OF
"5 Ofhaving, by systematic corruption, attempted
substitute the free expression of public opinion the cal
cuatons o private interest," and thus perverted the repre-
"a OF having uafHcked for ministerial purposes, in
public offices, well as in all the prerogatves and prvi-
s. For having in the same interest wasted the finances
OF the State, and thus compromised the forces and the
50 OF having Violently despoled the citizens of right
nherect every free constitutions and the exercise of
which had been guaranteed to them by the charter by the
laws, and by former presidents.
81 OF having, in fine. by policy overly couner-revo-
revolutions, and thrown the country into profound aga
ton"
Here follow the signatures NJ Odillon Barrot at the
M Genoude submitted in his own name proposition
of accusation against the minister, conceived in these
terms
Whereas the minister by his refusal present, pro.
ec OF law for electoral REFORM has occasoned troubles
propose to put in accusation the President OF the Council
and his colleagues
The Reform Manifestation.
The following is the reform manifestation issued on
Monday morning by the opposition and published in all
the liberal papers, and by which the ministry support
their reasons for prohibiting the banquet:
'REroRM mANFEsrATroN-The gene raj committee charged
organize the banquet of the 18th arondssement thinks
right that the object of the demonstration fixed for
rightthe right of holding political meetings. without
which government would only be deIislon
The ministry having declared and maintained at the tn
bune that this right subjected to the good pleasure OIL the
police deputies of the opposton peers Of France e1dep
subocers and soldiers of the national guard members OF
the central committee of electors of the opposon and edit
of of Paris, have accepted the invitation
which made take part the demonstration, IN order
protest. in virtue of the law, against an Illegal and arol-
As it natural that this public protest may
attract considerable gathering of citizens as t. may DC
their motto Liberty ordre public wi desire this
sion, accomplish the double duty Of defending liberty by
Joining the demonstration, and protecting ORDER and pre-
venting all collision by their presence; and as IN the ex
pecation of numerous meeting OF national guards and OF
every Of trouble and tumult, the committee has
that quarter of the capital which the width OF the
and squares enables the population to assemble
es France Invited
banquet, will assemble Tuesday next at eleven
ss Dc Ia
scrbers the BANQUET who belong to the national guard
and to form parallel lines, between which the
invited will place the mseves; the coege VIII be headed
sent themselves join The demonstration; Immediately
after the persons invited and the guests VIII be placed
national guards formed in columns according to the num-
Der of the legons between the third and fourth columns
the young of the schools headed by chosen by
the other guards of Paris and the
suburbs, in the order set forth above. 49,
proceed by the Place de la Concode and the Champs Ely
the place in which the banquet is to take place
The committee convinced that this demonstration will be
the etcacious the it be calm and the more inn
posing it shall avoid all petext of conflict,
sign; invites the national guards who may take
part the demonstration, present themselves without
arms for is desired to make legal and pacific protest
which must be especially powerful by the number and the
firm and tranquil attitude of the citizens The committee
hopes that this OCCASION every present will con-
slider himself unconary charged cause order to be
respected in the Sc &c, of the national guards
which desires public peace with liberty and which knows
need of peaceable as becomes an intel-
gent and naton which has the
IS assured that viii cause legitimate wishes prevail
by the legal and calm expression OF its opinion
From the London Times February 90.
.Abdicatiom Of Louis Philippe.
The following summary of intelligence from Paris
gethe with the details extracted from Gagnan's Mes
senger, which will be found appended TO the letter of
correspondent at Paris appeared in second edition of
yastordav,s Evaninu Mail.