Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
REVOLUTiOS IN klECE!.

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REVOLUTION IN RANCE!
Lssis- Pailigg, asdiea( ~ Throne i
fdpor effle CoEat a pari,-- Establish-
/ n.ent of al2spa5lie- 'ivy hnadrea per-
sons killt Dspar Re II tie King.
The stoaner Canikia arrived Mt New
York on jaturdsy, and hings most excit-
snf intelligence concernpg smother Re
soIutiottn France.
: sWe lid Il utterly impt Die TO give
f4taill but the following 4 hmmary
.1r1t previous % the ssilingf the Cam.
~ pm Ais fg g i. Llssrs ssa. telegraph
had aSSie sae iI y s.r saa. = is Phil
&c Paris TIE Duke de- NJ Count
PVIPsed as regent and reiectsa " was
tRvpAscd BY 0dillon Barrot tint N " was
s1ouiN De formed under the Dnchas ency
.o.ns uptil tho Count de Par;s sIar' yor- |
IN n,smajority, but that had bsan lat
T6s me- lspuDlic insisted upon. II
d. pa %. gacnesse Z 0rleans=and che Co,A
accomn.nx;s zen, !, g the Chambers at j past \
and j..s su y the Dnke de Nemours\
lbaeL Tge party Of officers and on hor.o
Inc me Duchesse was in deem n, 81, Z
iesrs q. i9ur o'clock the Duchessa gnu
az w. .ue count do Paris and the nnLI
Dsnns: Mours had been at the Cham h. =
cbsrh $3.50 ana had been rejected Is Tx
= az III and the people who per etr.tsa lne
~ ne chamber The CIam IN - sl nu ~
III M aas - declared itself in permansns. 'pu'
.f...; - nan = per hos refused TO allow j.
IpPPort the Dacdls -. ;.Is !
idea Of Republic is not agreeable - ~ J,
mass Of the Deputies The Chamber M -. E
m, Sa Oa' 11e PSPaass yeocE LEFT the III
Palace Of TIA TAlleries escorted by al oy
stronc marty Y the National Guards and de
several regiments Of regular cavalry.-t
The carriages containing the royal party Ire
went BY the Quays to the Burroll Of Pas Cd
~ Is
The troops were all, Withdrawn ut noon
today, and not soldier is to be seen Ia
The troops Of the line fraternized with ou
the National Guards, and the National
Guard with the People. All intercourse
between the two sides of the river is cut ~ ~
Oh. and hear distant firing going on eve
~ moment whilst write. GARNER Pa
ges & Mayor Of Paris
All Paris is IN tho hands Of the Nation !
d Guards and the people. Count Mole ias
was just named and rejected by the peg Va W
pie Theirs and BafrotTere next named q
and the proclamations appointing them ou'
ministers arc torn down everywhere by wsa
tho public. Gen1 Lamqriciere has been ~
appointed commander Of tho National 9. u
Guards The placard was written by
Theirs and Barrot, Il d. said that .Genl III
IA Morieiere'i Is killed, or At all events ~
The Palace Of the Palais- Roy i
Il has been taken possession Of BY tho lst
PEOPLE. After great deal Of carnage, an ish
attack was made af one o'clock on the Pal.
Ice az the Tuilleries. The Tuilleries is {
Il the hands e the National Guard. ed
A strong government viii be organized ~
ii Repnblio on the mode of the United
States Is proposed. "A procession Of perl Z
cons IN cloaks and armed, haye just pass ps N
"a. CARRYING the Throne Of tho Thrope II,
Room 81 the Tuilleries on their shoulders Bro
q triumph, and singing the Marseilles -
lymn There has been most frightfull
|6ss of life, and In mauyinstances the troops Q
have refused 10 act against the People Pee
The number Of killed IS said to be up- il, y
yards of Eve hundred, principally in the rss a'
Hiehbarhood Of the Palace Royal, and boz age
Eeen that and the Tnilleries An az Q
limit was made on the Finance Minister'S lin
rti1ence. 1t II o'clock to-day, which fail y IN
"a The Tocsin has been sounding all d
dn5 fhr61ehoft Paris, nun
The people are throwing the furniture I'm
out Of the 1uilleries, and are burning ne, =
An aticmpt has been made 10 bum the N, AZ
TuiIleries itselE Tho people have psne q 8
rated into the cellars d the Tuillcries 4