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PROGRESS OF TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION
Immense agitation all over Europe.
Just as we were going to press we received
by the politeness of Mr.. llERRicK, of CHENEY
g. Cos Express, a copy of the Boston DaHy
Mail, containing full details of the highly inter.
esting and important news brought by the Gale
donia which arrived at Boston on Tuesday last
We issued an Extra on Tuesday, giving the
Telegraphic Despatch of this intelligence. The
Daily Mails account fully confirms the state
ments of the Despatch, and gives, with great
particularly, the details of the wonderful work.
ing oftle Democratic sentiment throughout the
Monarches Of Europe France appears to be
thoroughly clcansed and purified from the lcaven
of Legitimacy, and all over Europe, among the
time honored and blood Regal dinas-
ties of that Continent, the opinion seems to have
acquired both vitality and strength, that the
people of this World need, after ALL but ONE
KING to rule over them, and that His Throne is
appropriately in Heaven
We give all the details for which we have
room.
The European Times says: The revolution in France
is an fat dcc0mpH The abdcaton of Louis
Philippe, the appointment and rejection OF regency
the complete triumph of the Parslans over the army
the establishment OF n Provisional Government the
erection OF RepulJ,c, the overthrow OF the House o
Peers and titles OF dstc,iOn the precipitae, abec
flight OF all me inclbers OF the Orleans family witt
their misguided Ministers TO our own shores or /,
other places OF exile, the immediate recognition OF tn,
new Republic OF France by Great Britain, Belgium
Switzerland and the United States have all followed
in such rapid succession that the events of an hour
age doth hiss the speaker-each minute tcenlI!
Gnn mi anlt.
whole nations and dynnstics. The s,leculations res
pectng the causes, incidents and probable results a
this mighty soc al convulson are various aud infinite
The facts stand out IN historical bodness of outline
depicted in such ndcble characters that they mus
indure " ill the last syllable oirecorded time"
The National, (French paper) says:
friend who has Just come from the Hotel de Vile
where the Provisional Government is sitting saws tha
all the parties there are perfectly satisfied with IN
march oil events. There was great apprehension t.
this day but hitherto the accounts received from n
the districts OF Paris, and r m the Provinces lcscrb
the feelings OF the provinces To be favorable Ia The NO,
order of things Admissions have come in from n lara
number Of towns to-day, where the Republic has bee
proclaimed. So
last night sent for the French admirals in Paris The
all attended. lie then addressed them, and asked
there were any OF them willing to serve the Republic
They reped Fall" lie then said he required a ma
OF courage and steadiness-lhat he knew them all
be SO and that he was ready TO appoint 10 the con
Inand of the fleet of the Republic any one they mig
choose to select.-'lhey declared their Willingness
abice by his own decision.
M Arago then said that he had equal confden,
in all but that there one among them who enjoye
advantage which determined his clioice-tha OF POI
ulsry-he therefore appointed Admiral Baudin 10 II
command of the Toulon fleet The nomination WI
81 once approved OF by all the admiras present.
This morning Admiral Baudn left Paris for To,
Ion. lie is Immediately to take the command, and 50
for Agiers. His instructions to take possession
any ships he may find IN the port OF Agiers, aud
proclaim Algeria an integral OF the French Republic
The Chateau Of Neuilly was sacked last night ali
burnt to the ground
There are thousands of caricatures against Lou
Philippe in all the print shops of Paris. They hay
appeared as II by mage,