The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH FROM PARIS TO LONDON.

BY TELEGRAPH FROM rARiS To LONDON.
PARrs, hurs.lsy.--I.oas Piallhpe has abdoaied in
favor OF his gfsndon the Count de Paris, infant
the late Duke OF Orleans.
The Duke de Nenours proposed Regent, but
rejected.
.; proposed 10y Odllon Bsnot, that regency
should be ormed under the Duchess dOrieans until the
been rejected. and Republic insisted upon. The Ouch
doreaas aud tho Count de Paris went To the Cham
bers al half past accompanied by the Duke de Nemours
and large Pasiy OF srheers ON horseback The Ouch
ess, was in deep mourning At O'Clock the Duehesse
d'oreans the Count e Paris, and the Duke de Nemours
al the CHAMBER OF Deputies and have been re-
jeeted by the Chamber and the people who penetrated n
To the ChaineI vi Deputies which has declared itself
Perinaaece. The Chamber has refused 10 allow the fam
lily of Louis Philippe To resign the throne. There will be
great efforts made To support the Daohesse doeans.
The idea Of republic is not agreeable 10 the OF
the deputies The chamber met TO day, bat the popu
etRe pai,ee OF The faiie hes, escorted by party OF thr
National esnis and several giments OF snar cavalry
The carriages went by the quays TO the Barrier o Passey
The troops were al Withdrawn al to-day ami not
soldiers 70 be seem the troops OF the line fraternzee
with the National Guard and the National Guard with the
people. An Intercourse between the two sides Of the
riyeg seui OF, but hear distant firing going every in
slant while write GARNER Pages Is Mayor Of Paris
a strong government viii be organized. republe
The model OF the United States is proposed. procession
OF persons In boses and armed have Just passed. carry
ing The Throne of the Throne room OF the Tuieres
their shoulders IN triumph singing the Marselase hymn
There has been frshtf loss OF life, and, IN many in
Stances the uoopshave refused ia act against the people,
The number OF killed is said TO be upwards of five hun
dred, principally IN the neghhorhood the Palace Royal
and between ths1 and the Tuileres. An attempt was
made On the Finance Minister'S residence al II O'clock
which failed. .tr. ....
The toosn has been sounding all day throughout Paris
All Paris Is in the hands Of the National Guards and the
feople, Count Mole first named and rejected BY the
people. Theirs and Banot were next named. and the
pfOcismstions appointing them ministers down
everywhere by the public
General Lamorieere has been appointed commander of
the National Guards The plaeaId was signed by Theirs
and Barrot IL is said General Lamorciere killed
all events wounded. .' -t...a
The ROyal has heen
o by the people, after great deal Of carnage An at
tack was made at O'Clock the palace the Tul
cries The Tuileres is in the hands OF the National
Guard ITO. .'.-. RI
The people are throwing the furniture out OF the win
dows and burning II, and attempt has been made
TO burn the fuieiles rse The people had penetrated
into the cellars of the Teres and distributing the
wine among themselves.
The people are alao in possession of the railway sta
lions and barriers. The rails have been removed TO pre-
Scnt the troops from arriving troan the country.
The passengers from Boulogne Ia Paris, obliged
70 return from Neufchste TO Boulogne railway il
stopped. Al comm soiis have been cut of with
Pans The mail and passengers returned to Amiens.