The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20
AFF FAIRS IN EUROP & q.
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
RECEIVED BY THE
STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA.
THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
Interesting Incidents.
sc. sc. &c
Additional Psrticuiars of the Revolution I'm
France
From the LouoD stsndsrd, Feb %

n Oh al eau
burned In ,hs court ct the Iui'er,s fire war
also made in tbs court Of ths Palas Royal ia the
way.
The throne burned at tNo foot of The Column Of
July NsveTthsen oil danger bxd ceased At midoigbt
the silence, owing 20 the absence CT sill osrriges and
horses ia the streets, which broken up make
bnr,ics6ss wss very strange. Throughout the night
there perfect stllsss broken By occasional qu
wss not neglected. Everywhsr' the r@d hsg was ais
played in lieu Of tina tri-eolor fear That my account
you reoivs rbsm Yesterday pvt into the receiver o.
the Font Ohiee my fret Dispatch IL wes after that the
Sighting bsgan froIa before the Psai Royal TO the fu
nsriss whicn enaed in he fight ofthe royal fsnuiiy
HeArins the Erirg loud and continued, and IA. ssjog
the NAL could not leave, made up second despstch
which lriard endsavo.ed to take 20 Soul0gne. but
failed and brought H. back This herewith eaolose
The papers aGp"ar Cor the most part ia single feuil
A les sisnsd LsiIu Roiin places the direction OF
BesuT Arts under the hlnisisr the Interior and o.
dsts that the jury TO examine pictures Tor exposition nj
the 9Th of March,
moulin AIDE de-Csmp Of the Emperor, is appointed
Coumsndart CT the Louvre.
AT Eve O'Clock tina provisional government assembled
in the hotel dc Vile, surrounded by people in arms,
ard full Of generous enthusiasm.
=, 10 ,ha people. burning With impstiencs to know
Blanc the republic which was received with
M de LAmartire had already, in the Great Hail. pas
ftonatsy moved the people, and was followed by Ledru
Ron, Of whose speeches reports given, but they
are said TO have excited great snthueias. The minis
tsrs hsvDg been named and public safety secured by
the nsnsn.s Of Courtans to the command of the
National Guards with NJ Gunard chief of the stat
major Generals Bscesu and Lamorciers osne forward
ana offered their services which were accepted The
vision, and offered Ministry Of War. The second pro-
posed to march to tho frontier
The provisional has set Down among its
first duties to provide for the tabssncs of the people
The Nansmsi sssuras the people thst they may re-
sums their sfars with psrfecs safety ord.r being Gem
Pstey reetore1
letter folo Versailles to the National, ssysSLouis
Philippe ond his family reached Tranon at Ave o'clock
and i'm nediatsly set out for En-"
[Some accounts state that the king had landed
at Folkesone; others assert that he had reached
Dover.-ED. HERALD
from the London Times, Feb o5]
We have received frem our Paris correspondent the
following letter
PANS, Feb. %, ls4s.
will not apologies for any want Of regularity
secutiveness In tbs nsrrsve about to enter upon
for write amid the most exciting circumstances that
can be imagined.
The courier who bora my ettsr Of this forenoon hsd
hardly st half HsAt II oelock) left this house, when
most OK raordinary aad the most decisive movement
Attrss I'd kv bsx Of voices in the Rue Lcpslstier
peroeivsd collecting in frost Of tins Opera house the
National Guards If this the second legion took it
for ers0ted they had ob.yed thu rspps and had
seS to support the in resistance OF
rsiora. was however, soon convinced of my error.
! hsa hardly reesnmsnssd the translation from the
journals OF sos OF tbs interesting details Of the
sveris OF yesterday ant last night, whom heard loud
shout, from ths populscs opened the window, and
ass yiaE y'ga 10 Retrss Y'ca Ia Gsrd: N g!
; t wren, les VII Rsrenseas De s hs t Sad
hsa Gad GS ,ss the IN "n'h inc VA
descsudsd IN the street instantly and found that the
tonsi Guard 30 tae amount of one hundred snd fifty
had forrsS N two lines the Rue LePeetier
dviaicn sseh extremity of ths theatre In the centre
were Tie oc.rs cutses the people frsntie with joy
On sskirg National Gasrd vAHs hse hsppeasd: We
differ about Reform but We are asrssd ,bsst Gui.ot
TiUe ID Reform" "ptre 10 Garde Nationdle" cried the
people necessarily.
Al heur a:tsrward. the National Guards proceeded
with their sspeurs at ther had full UNIFORM to the Tul.
rl.s 10 declare tDsir sentiments
They returned about o'elssk, and occupied the Rue
LepsiletiSr sgsia plsoon closed tes street on the
called ns 10 the window agaia squadron of cuir's-
sisrs supported BY half squadron Of chssears
arrived. The chef de,esdren gave orders to draw
swords The ranks Of the National Guards closed The
cries If tina psopls rsdoubed, although not man Of
them WA armed Tsssquadron made half movement
on the Rae Lsseilesr, whom the ofcer in command Of
the National rards drew his sword advanced and ga
lutsa hia. fe- words wsrs exohspsed They seps-
rated The placed himss VI the head Of his sol.
dsrs asd gave the wo2d to wheel aud forward and
they resumed their ahroA panied by chsers and
clapp,ng Of hands from the multitude. The officer OF
National Guards returned very quietly to his post, and
eheathed his swsrd.
Iars told tNs words exchanged between the officers
wsra these Who are there y They the peo
pis' Ard those in unitorm!' they are the Second
Legion of the National Guard Of Paris The people
must disporse.' They will not Il shall use force
Sir the National Guard sympsthize with the people
the people who demand reform They must dispcTss'
srney will not Il must force.' Sir, we the Ma
tions Gusrds ypathz, in the desre for reform, and
viii! defend thsn
lam assured by persons who say that they heard all
that passed. that the oosr and the eurassers cried
'Yipe Ia Rcforme But cannot affirm contradict It,
HALF.rAsr Two.
Thrice since similar have occurred. The Mu-
noipal Gaurds who Mt present oocupy the unpopular
position Of the gepdares of 1880 now by order Of
mixed up WIZ troop, q, .ns ne on
column of cavalry and Infantry Municipal Guard.
csr caira.siers and Municipal Guards pied and In,
futry ths line arrived by the Boulevard at the end
Of tho Rue Lspslletier. They made move liss the
others whsel into that street. but the attitude OF
the word was given to continue their march the psopie
Ne hs a. tt s 1S e r.
~ aisr occurrences took place oas this It ended
with tbs absolute retreat OF the troops for taey turned
round and retired up thu Boulsverd.
give ysu these psrtorars because they passed I'M
my own eyes and b.csuss ihsy will serve for the
history OF that which has taken or is taking place
throughout Paris The initiative hswsver,. appsars TO
have taken by the 81 Legion Of ths National Guard
who ct the Of tia ID a,rondisse mept Pacs des
Ptt, Perez declared for reform his usornng. The
Muoopsl Guards whose barracks ajjon the church OF
the Pstts Psrss ordered to dissrm them and adj
vsocad With charged bayeHsts on them; but the
mont wa, initiated by the National Guards, the bsyo
mai, oTo-ssi blood was about TO flow when the Colonel
of tina National Guards M Textorix "a stock broker
beleye cried out Hold soldicrs-TheSe are tue peo
pie; respect the psople" This effect was electric The
Munoipll Guards raised tneir psyoaets, snouidsrsa
anna ard marched OF .
Ths incident had powerful influence on thc rest Of
the Nstiosal Guards Of that legion They almost to
man Joined her comrades, ssd attained the number OF
5000 by ono O'Clock .,,
HALF IHhhE cbo'h.
The I'd Legion of the National Guard has Just LEFT for
tho scenc Of melancholy and unequal conflict which,
iau,ent 10 learn has been going the whole day Ia
the csi ground the Market Of the lnuocen,s ana ,ne
Rues St. Martin, Bssubourg Gc TAe'r OBJECT VIII DO
to iuterpose bssween the corabasants .,..,.
IL is unnecessary should tell you that the exoi'.ment
I. immense What will he the rcsutl Ons OF Two toipss
viii be done The Ministers will be dismissed or ths Ma
topal Guard Will be dissolved and Paris declared IN a
state SIEGE and the capabilities OF the Gelsched foree
tested. . -, ,u,-.
Interrupt my narrative to tel you that the Ministry
is changed. Count Mole Is now Prime Mh'sser VI
France. or this you may rost assured
After announcing thers last toned facts the In
ciderts OF this important day will lose sos OF heir m
terest but they will still be found to have rressuoIe
claims your stteaton.
This the greatest victory the rarsians have ever
oh3 people vestr moruipu uuarm.