The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-19

sonbdsnes 10 yoursssee fer tAs powerful :nstitntos
which ycu % 30 c'lsd upon 70 give to yourselves
Tbs provisional government. wills for republic, So
wing the rsthcsons Of the French people, which to
be immediately consulted.
ment preteuds TO substitute thsir opinion for the opin
ion the ozeBs On tho dS6ptivs form Of the govern
mt, which the sovereignty OF the nation viii proclaim
The ulity OF the nation formed hercefofth, q ell the
classes Of the nation which compose IL
Tbs government OF the nation by issvif
Liberty, equality, and fraternity for principles
The peoplo for motto and and mot d'5,dre.
Such In the democratic government which France
oweso herself and from which our efforts should be in
sured.
These the frs. acts Of the Provisional government
NJ. DupoNr (pE L'EuRE) President Of the Council
M. RE LAMARTInE Minister OF Foreign Anairs.
M. ARAGo, Minister CT Marine
M. CRsMIEUx, Minister of Justice
General DEpEAu, Miaister of War.
M MARIE, Minister Of Public Works
M. LEDnu RoLIN, Minister of the Interior.
M. BErHMoNT, Minister Of Ccramerce.
M CARNor. Minister of Public Instruction
NJ GoupcHAux, Minister OF Finances
M, GARNER PAGES, Mayor Of Paris
M, REcURr, AdJoint.
NJ. GEUNARp, Aojoint
General CAvAIeNAo, Governor of Alglers
General de CouRTAis, Communicate General Ct Ma
tionel Guards.
The other mayors Professionally retsined. well
as the adjoipts under ihs name Of Of
The Prefecture Of Police 10 under the orders of the
Mayor of Paris aud will be reconstructed under another
bill
The Municipal Guard is dissolved This guard of the
city of Paris is entrusted to the National Guard under
the orders Of M Cou:tais superior commandment OF the
HALF FAST NINE O'CLOCK
The following notice ha. just been rreli.hed:-
" Citz.ns-The Provisional Government has j9st
been instslled 1t is by the will CT the peone
OF th. citizens Frederick Arsgo Louis Blanc Marie L.
To watch over the execution CT the measures which Fill
be taken by the government the will OF the psole has
also chosen for delegates in the department. OF the po
lice the citizens of Coussidiere and Sobrier.
The same sovereign will Of the people has desgnsted
tho ctz'n Et Arsgo to the erection general OF the
7" As first execution of the orders given by tho Pro
viona Government It Is advised that the bakers, or
furDshss Of provisions of Paris keep their shops open
to all those who may have occasion fer them
TITS expressly recommended to the people not to
quit their arms their positions, their revolutionary
attitude They bsvs often been deceived by treason;
important that they should not give opportunities
The following order has also just b. en- irsued:-
" In the name of the French people.
1t is interdiesd to the members Of the ExChamber
of Peers to meet
Paris. 24h February.
DUPONT (del 'Eurc)
"LAMARTlNE.
"LEDRU ROLlN.
AID CREMlEUX.
MARIE.
"ARAGO.n
[Ex-Chambsr Of Peers is rather significant
Paris this morning is perfectly quiet, but the shops
are oescd and the streets are barrieaded as before
The people crowd the streets and preparing to 60
to attack the Cattle OF Vincennes.
in from the Tueries and burnt on the Piso
de la Bastilie. close to the column OF July.
On the Northern Rsilway the stations are all burnt a.
far St Dennis and probably further The trains do
not run.
2he Larett Teleerapbic Oespateh.
Dover, Feb 20 7l5 AM.
Tho Parisians will not recsive the Dung Count o.
Paris as their king and haze declared in aror of
public, and is ruor'd The republican ig fly
ing Paris my authority received it from the post
ster at Paris The mail from Paris is DUE bspg
tho third now due and none arrived
The Resume OF the Whole
From the London News Feb. %
The popular hss trumphed ones more in Paris
and against army Of 100 900 1t has triumphed
this ne fortunately not after three days Of carnage
aud ofsrugsle but By tbs moral attitude Of the popuG
ton The national guard, the middle class Of the cih
zens joined With the lower orders In Offering resistance
and this sucsd. French soldiers citizens too and
however resdy 70 sweep away few idle rioters they
not prepared to treat toes and to decmste with
het the united and ihrorgins population of the
metropolis. Tia example is a pregnant one, AID the
lesson such as every monarch and minister must
ponder over Neither must provoke, 70. neither can
of million Voices alone have, in the present
CASE sufced overthrow of the Oldest and strong
est governments headed by the shrewdest king, and
having at its comand most powerful army led ty
experienced and determined sncrsl aud every
means of Influencing and ensurng that arnys fidelity
which character talents, long success ana unbouoded
could bestow After all the forostons, aud
the forts, all the cunning suip usti,n and manage
msut of der and Of cvisn, and OF evsry class lie
which shadow Ct influence might be supposed to
main, with unioubted majority in parliament that
ority to be sure composed Of but still
a MI jorty-an this cunning edifico, with its complics
ted scsRolipg, has been swept away; and Louis Phi
ppe appears at tbs deeliusof lite, IN the humiliatpg
position OF submitting to The liberals whom he insued
and Of actuly Captivating to the mob Gu,z too
has disappeared In this whiriwnd OF his raising;
and he departs with the poignant rehction that he ha.
lived to deny or undo every principle and every aim to
strengthen and attain which the object Ct his poll
teal cateer. To feuad tae monarchy and sur
round it with conservative buttresses, might
defy the popular cry, snxiousy and sesiduou.y
hi. study it tina. Of his royal to ecg
forts aud Recommendations for the same purpose NJ
Gu zot hss lived to see his scheme broken through
bton Of dinner has bsen the mighty event on which
ministerial conservatism has been ehipwrecked And
the result utterly dprovee NJ Guizots fsvorte max m
that unpopusrty WAS thu trus element of greatness
and the necessary concomitsnt Of ministerial power
From the London Telegraph Feb 26.1
The greatest revelation Of time the overthrow
the whole system of government, founded o,ercon,
has been more completely and suddenly accomplished
than we yentured yesterday to hope The reign Of Louis
Philips has come to deserved and shameful end De-
nstion,. tbs woole coil being divided Into small
properties, prevails in the state. The attempt 10
establish bureaucracy, headed by n monarch,
has failed in the hands Of the most renowned
politician OF the age, attended by every advau-
tag. The triumph l. not q an but oysr great
untruth The flag Of repub flats
France-he Gig Of tgual righs and honorable FREEDOM
provisional government hr, been eetsbl;shsdlst
nope and pray that may act moderately wisely for
bcarpely Tbs system abolished is one which this gene
ration has at least permitted; and there cannot be
any vengeance to take individuals classes. The
nSbt mas been for truth and reality not for place and
for persona dominion We say, emphatically that the
false and the unreal hsvo been put down. We wait with
nope Tor the Installation OF their proper eucceesors
AFFAIRS In OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE,