Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21

w an .a.naaa,a. ho,as that on this occasion
eyery man present will consiarl n
fnnciionary charged u cause oiuei " 49,,
ed; il trusts in the presence VI no p.r;e;an
Guard: il trusts in the sentiments '. ~ 80 nh
popula,ion. which desires pnohc p.a,s ,nno
erty, and which knows lhal, 49, SC ~ . neanea.
nance OF its rights, il has only he'u ;, = psa.
Ma Jsmon s,ra,ion rs becomes an in'eiii2eh1 ana
ont;nh,ansJ nalion which has The consciousness
=, 10 ;r-es;.iihle authority OF It's moral power,
a which !, is assured that il will cause i's le-
"i,ima,e wishes TO prevail by the legal ana calm
eexnre,sion OF lis opinion"
After despatched my letters last evening"
event. OF greater importance than haa taken pace
nm n most bonr occurred. In several slTee.s run
nino INTO tie Rue 81. Dennis and Rue 81. Mariin,
he neople erected barricades, by tearing up the
navine.stones, seizins cars, omniousseS, sc
Mos, OF these barbados were soon carried oy
The municipal guards and troops hui al some OF
,aem severe Engagements took place, notwilh-
standing the people were almost cnllrely unarm-
ed The markets, the Place de la ConcoIae, me
Place du Carrousel, Tie Boulevards, me hne d.
! Honore, ard an immense number Of other streets
and places we've occupied BY The lroops-in iac:,
| tha whole oI Pati, was occupied, as u civll war
had been every where raging. The troops re
| manned with their arms in their hands all night.
As | turned into The Rue ST. Denis, The Dragons
| who were stationed close by III Porte, received
| orders 10 charge, ard | saw them sallcP down The
Stree, al a rarid rate, with their drawn Swords
siea aiming in The sun. Al the same moment, de-
lachmentS o; light dragons and inian'ry haslen-
ed after them. From mat il was clear mai addI-
lional assistance was required against The people
in that quarter.
On leaving The Rue 81. Denis, ! saw a vast
multitude approaching, headed by a red nag
From the haste with which they advanced, II was
Main that they were being pursued by The ini'iia-
nv. About an hour ago, | observed artillery al
vapcins towards The Boulevards, with The oolec',
no dunbr, OF being directed on The Rue 81. Mar
Tin. and that DcishboIhood. The Rue ST. Hono3e
il occupied with an immense crowd. Inc gar
den OF he Palais Royal is closed. All 'he pas
saccs are also closed, and occupied with troops.
Won would find i. difficult to conceive The mourn
iul attitude Of his usually gay CITY al TINS mo-
ment Shops closed every whefe-soldiers every
w~here-alarm and anxiety among all classes
No, a single omnibus TO bc seen; mol a carriage;
no, a carl; Only a few hack cats. Here ana
mere vehicles ove.;h;cwn; The pavement turned
pn-gas lamps land The remains Of
wan,on destruction frequently visible.
Great numbers Of fresh troops have been march,
cd into Paris his morning, from the to"as and
s~a.risons Nj hin reach ii he capital.
In some stree The popalace have destroyed me
electric telegraph.
The National Guards, though The roppe. was
frequently beaten lasteveniug, scarcely turned oul
al all In several places, it is SAID scarcely three
persons in a whole company rswefe the rap!
This morning The rap has been again beaen
with he like result. In The districts where In
National Guards did assemble, they cried "Vivc
la Reto.me," and sang The Narsalllalse.
Three o'clocs.-The Guizot Ministry has re-
signed. A deputatiun Of The officers Of The Ma.
- GO l. .t.4. - laDaN ~
hat il should be dismissed wien they were ted by
General Jacqueminut, commanding the National
Guard, that he Ministry had given IN lis Iesigna-
ton.
The rcd aspect Of the SKY in The direction OF
Noun VaIerien showed that an incendiary fire
was raging there.
-Four o'clock. The intelligence Of The resigna.
licn OF he Ministry is spreading like wildhre
through The ci V, and is every where received with
every demonstration Of JOY. AT This moment
here is an immense crowd on The Boulevard,
shouting give la RefoIme." a general COM
maniins the troops exclaimed, "lou shall nave
cried The people. Their dismissal, and accusa-
tion, and every,hins!' was the answer, and it
was received with shouts Of applause.
The hsalins in The quarter Of ST. Martin still
continues, aud troop. are proceeding 10 il. When,
however, they snail learn The overthrow Of The
,iinis..y, ii is believed hat hosIiliiies will imme-
diar-ly cease.
III passing The bank, jus, now, | saw the mob
rad got possession Of The guard house al The cor
ner. They had ,oIn d0wu The flag, and a fellow
hois,cd il on a large pole. Tlere were then 'houts
OF To the TuileFies 10 The TuiIcries!"
Fresh troops are being summoned 10 Paris
The regiment OF carabinecrs, in garrison al Pro-
veas, are expected moncnlaIily. Al Clichy, The
4 = 49, .tn -, h.,.n Laar ~ - N -r Ia 70
cep,ion o! troops.
During last night the barricadcs Of Yesterday
morning were removed. However, this in)rning,
large numbers OF the popuiace We're unGei arms,
and rebuilding bafricaGes. The streets OF 81.
Denis, ST. Marin, Rambuteau, 81. Sausier de
Gravilliers, and all the narrow streets adjoining,
have been barricaded, and so well defended, that
up TO eleven O'Clock, the troops had failed in their
attempts 10 take possession Of them. The NUM-
cipal guard were repulsed 10 The Rue Monlor.
quoil, hy the firing OF the ~ropulacc. The gaIri.
son 10000 troops are all employed to guard The
innumerabic avenues 10 The Place Gerard. Many
ofthe regiments are overcome with fatigue. The
council osfnlhls!eFs, ant a crowd ot parliament
airy dignitaries have taken refuge in The chateau.
Fresh troops ale expected every moment.
Halt past Four.-All government officials have
been ordered 10 place themselves under arms as
National Guards. The troops Of the line have
been provided with haicheis 10 cul down TIE bar.
ricades. The 81, 4th aud 5lh leeions Of The Ma
iional Gnard nave mustered strongly, shouting
! "Vive la Reformed A has Guizot!" The revolt
now appears 10 be concentrated in The ST. Dennis
and b. Martin quarters, where a sharp IRE Is
5 kept up between The insurgents and the mnnici-
pal guard. II is rumored that the artillery is d.
J recled 10 destroy the barricades, and that cannon
have been fired in the streets.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day:
NJ. Vayin, he deputy Of the llth arrondise-
men; of Paris. rose, ami in The name OF himseli
: and the other deputies for Paris, addressed some
questions 10 the minister OF the interior, win re-
spec, 10 The recent events in Paris.
IA. Guizol, who had shorty before entered The
Chamber Immediately rose and satd-"1 have no.
Thing 10 say al the present moment 10 The ques.
ton al The honorable member This King has
sent tor Count Mole, who is empowered 10 form
a ministry" Loud cries Of Bravo and cheers
followed this announcement, which ap2eaicd IL
annoy NJ. Gaizo, lie then conrinued-"W
are no, 10 b" prevented by such manifestations
a thos" now hear, as long as we remain in OF
fee, which will be til our successors arc ap
pointed. from doing our du,y. We shall consider
ourselves answerable for all thar may happen
We shall act in everything we do according 10 GU
best Judgment and consciences, and according L
!. what We consider The besl interests cfthe country.
After some interruption, created by This an
nouncement-
MIR. Udiiion BarIot rose, and said-"In conse
qucnce OF The situation OF the Cabinet, | demanc
Inc adjournment OF The proposition which | made
yesterday (the impeachment) loud cries of "yes
= yes" and "no, mol | will submit 10 the decision
| Of he Chamber on The poinr, (no, no.)
NJ. Dupon !ten rose, and saii-"The first thin:
/ necessary for The capital is peace. Ii must lie re
Ileyed from anarchy. Every one knows hat h'
sairi, CT july exists vet. homage has been don,
10 the rest Of The nation. Blu, the people mus
know thai lis deliberations mus, not be on The pub
iic way. The assemblases mus, cease. do No
zee how the ministry, who are PROVISIONAL,
i chsrsci with The public affairs, can occupy them
selves al the same lime in re-esablishins orde
and with the care OF their own safely. deman'
! The adjournment OF me propositions presented yes
: lerday-lLoud cries OF ''no, no."
NJ. GuizoL-"As long as the cabinet shall b.