The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-20
Arrival Of the Cambria
REVOLUTION In FRANCE!!!!
Louis Philippe DetIlrOned!
A REPUBLIC PROCIAImEn j,

The Steamer Cambria arrived at New York
at half past 7o'clock on Saturday morning.
BY the kindness of CHILD & Co.'S Express we
have received the Boston Traveller from which
we cxtact the following,
1.-The news tom France is of the greatest
interest and Importance A Revolution has
been successfully accomplishment King had
abdicated the tnrone, and with the Royal Fami.
ly had left Paris, and gone to Fngland-and
the revolutionist We're in possession eff the
Palace and of the Capital
In consequence of the attempt of the min
istry to prescribe the "reform banuuets." dis
turbances broke out among the populace in
Paris on the 2lst of February, when the peo-
pie assembled in large numbers in the streets,
with various manifestations of opposition to
the King and ministry.
On the 22d the revolutionist were Joined by
the National Guards, and the troops stationed
for the protection of the authorities wer defeat
ed at every point.
On the 23d, at noon, the Palace of the TIL
illeries was attacked, and in one houre il was
completely in the possession of the people.
The Palals Royal was sacked shortly after the
Tuilleries had been stormed.
Ft0e Hundred Hoes are said to have been lost
Lamorciere is said 10 have been seriously
wounded.
The King as soon as the Tuilleres had deem
taken, abdicated the throne in favor of his
grandson. Count de Paris-and immediately
left the Palace.
The Regency of the Duke de Nemours (un.
til the Count de Paris should attain his major
ity) was rejected by the people, as also that of
the Duchess of Orleans.
The Chambers refused to allow the family
of Louis Philippe to resign the throne.
The troops of the line finally fraternized
with the National Guard, and Joined the peo-
pie.
A strong government will be organized. A
Republic on the nobel of the United States
is proposed.
An attempt was made on the residence of
the Minister of Finance, but failed.
The people therw the furniture Of the Palace
of the Tuilleries out Of the windows and
burned it. An attempt was made to burn the
palace itself
The following is the latest from Paris;
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g.
Republic has been proclaimed.
The King and his family have gone to Eu.
provincial government has been appointed
and confirmed.
DE Courtrias has been appointed Command
ant Of the National Guards.
All communication by Railway is suspended,
the people having removed the rails to pre-
vent the troops arriving from the country to
the assistance of the government.
The followig order has been issued by the
ministry just formed under the new govern
ment.
"h' the name Of the French People, it as
aaterdicted to the Members Of the Er- Chamber
Of Peers to meet
Paris, 24th February
The term Ex- Chamber of Peers is very
SIGNIFICANT.
The people are making preparations to at.
tack the castle Vincennes.
| Prince Louis Napolean Bonaparte set out
| from London for Paris on Saturday morning
the Goth of February.
The new ministers recommend that the
people retain their revolutionary attitude
All classes of the population take part In the
luton.
The THRONE was carried through the streets and
publicly burned,
There a rumor at Liverpool on the sailing of
the steamer, that Lord John Russell had resigned
Confidence was returning in England, and money
was more abundant,
Breadsnfs had been depressed hut closed at hrmer
prices the demand is moderate Flour 27s Cd per bh
Corn, 26s 3Os American Wheat, GO 6ss Meal, lbs
lbs Cd,
Affairs ut Rome represented TO be in feversh
and unsettled state. Runners prevalent that the
tory measures, and that he had been deposed.
WARRINGTON, Thursday,