The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20


and this ming notwithstanding that prover6ia draw
Hn t.r of them With
few bludgeons and paving stones
must not omit mentioning that tho cries for reform
and tho cheers for the National Guards and troops OF
the line were accompanied by others Of very
T sgneanSs a sss Gunot M u Ses Dmena
systsmer
An ocer Of the Fiat Msor has just passed along the
Boulevard announcing the change Of ministry and the
appointment of Count Mole to the Presidency OF the
Council Half hour since thought that these facts
would be the last Of importance that should have to
communicate TO- day but must add that these ooncec
sons will be deemed sufficient and that securities
will bs demanded There shall be mistake this
time" have heard in dozsn groups
ing and cure it is; Tor all noise of musket
ry, which wos heard at intervals, has ceased fear
there will be sad returns published tomorrow, but
hops that the deaths will turn out to have been compa
rstively few.
COLUMN of your g fellows blouse singing the MAR
settles now my window, escorted by ten times
their number; the formsr said to have been the
eolnbatsnts In the neigh borhood of the Hslles
shell close my letter ny observing mat the three per
73f Soc They have been since done az 74f So because
Of ths change of ministry
resume 10 introduce the report of one OF my col
leagues and the extracts from the papers
II appears that 80 ~ iyss have been loaf It said
that General Peyranet Tblrse Seosstian brother OF
the MarshsD who commsnded the troops at the Files
iu Cabriaire, killed by man en- blouse. A few
A great number of people We're wounded by avoley
the Municipal Guards in the Faubourg st. Martin
strong patrol Of National Guards arrived snd inter-
posed, compelled the Municipal Guards to surren
der their colofs
Ten Of people made prisoners by the troops were
confined in the OF the Boulevard dos BONES
Nonvees which has uniformly been taken by the peo
pie in every emeute The people attacked 1t az O'Clock
ths evening disarusd the soldiers discharged the
kets rsturped them TO them and liberated the prison
ers They carried OF ths flag that adorned the en-
trance and presented it as trophy to the 80 Legion of
Tns 5th regiment which Joined the people in July,
1880, here during this affair, and again frsernicd
The people are now rrocssding the Prefecture Of
Pocs horata the prison confined there On their
way they called at the Refore Newspaper once an q
told that all not tsat the banquet must
take and that good care would ne taken TO secure
their liberties
Marshal Bugssud commanded in person at the Rue
st. Denis day He 10 row retura'ng to his house un-
der the protection Of the National Guards
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Thu National Guard the I'D AKRON basement TO the
number of about 500 60O assembled ct an early hour
the Rus Lspellitier opPosits ths opera 1t was 81
first supposed that their intentions hostile 10 the
people but the latter acquired conviction thai
they animated with the same sentiments as toe
pnsnss msJ0. ny :, shs pIp@'spoGG nzot Whso tss
ntentions Of the citizen foldicrs oecans In wn an is
assembled before them CRYING ppe Ia Garde
Nsfionaie,n "Ytpe 10 Reforme!n The latter cry was
loudly repeated by tbs National Guards, the officers
joisipg in it and nourshng their swords Both then
raternized, and guard having stepped forward said:
"A dfsrsscs of opinion may exist between relative
to the expediency aad nature of reform but We are
mani m ons ia condemnng Quiet with Guizot 4"
The CRY WAS echoed by the multi ude and by none
with ferce than by the we'll dressed aen who part
" composed it. The cause OF reform may be ssid to
have trumphed from tnat moment, snu tue oooll OF
shortly rfterwards those National Guards formed in
line marched up the Rue Lspoetier, rep red along the
Backwards to the Rue Roheeu which they descended
towards tbs Tuer.s amidst dsafening cries or Fpe Ia
Retorme" and Down with the Ministry" to which
they snergeticay responded Instead Of entering the
Place du Carroussl they proceeded along the Rae de
Rivol, and drew up between the Rus du Dauphin anc
the Rue du 80 Juliet. Thsy had no sooner taken their
position than ecier dordomndnce OF General JAG
qusminot rods up, and after exchanging icT Tords
with the eutrnent colonel rode back all haste to the
chateau An immense crowd then assembled around
the National Guard and their cries or P4re "a re
forme,n and Down with the Ministry could be dis
sinctly heard by the King and the Royal Family.
Nevertheless no troop, ordered in thst direction
and the people and Nationals left quietly to iratsr
nizs, although the two exrcmites OF the street were
occupied by immense iorcs
In the meantime the Nationals Of the Third Legion
collected to the number OF ooo on ana about the race
d.s Petis rsres and their of.ers having bel council
agreed To depute their Colonel 10 the King TO snqoaia
ms majesty wsh the wishes of the National 6uaFdin
other words Refo and tn, dismissal OF the Cabinet
That oosr i'm ued atey proceeded to the palace sut
was not admitted into the royal presence; he merely
saw tisuerai Jacauennot, the Commander General OF
ths National Guard who promised that he would that
Instant carry himself the memorial TO the king Inc
National Guards ronened assembled on inc square
awaiting the return the Coiouel their determination
bsug to march upon the Tuerics If the iepy was ne
gsye Occasionally stroug patrols sent out TO intei pose
III
took place the nsghborhood the troops quietly remain
ing tho adjoining Place des victories without giving
ths least proyocetion The Natonss filed by them, cry
Ing for Reform and the demitsai Of Ministers surround
and followed by mmense mass Of people uttering
the dame cries aud the soldiers by their
testified that they concurred In that wish 10 one ofthe
by streets detachment OF troops stationed there 70 IN
tercspt the accepted bread and wine from the
people, ana their osar looked nay, encouraged them
to sccspt the provisions offered to thsm
The 4th Legion also took arms and stationed oetscn
in different dir sctions to maintain order aHd pre-
vent the enuson Of blood
From private lstter
Pans, Feb a. lsiS
IL il curious feeling to be stting within gunshot OF
that dreaded monster, Partisan emeut write 10 as
you that safe sud Tranquil for the present
In this country nobody predict future
when the passions of the people are reused
You will have read the ordinance and proclamations
TO the National oerd aud the citizens of Paris
full Of fatal associations You will how far France
is as yet from all the Id OF constitutional govern
mrnt from the bearing Of constitutional king Think
Of government openly and ofaoialy aud expressly
nlvnr 10 manifesto in les journsun de iopposition But
YOU will judge all these things, and perhaps with
safer judgment, from sfsr.
The Mnstsre des Etrangeres Is completely cernc with
soldiere of the line and Gardes Muncipaux pied The
shutters are shut ap approach When think
- ths unocsut yeSh and venerable age tho virtue and
IN. pety that are smut up within tn wallis exposed
ipsnIt and terror from meuecing crowd, my heart
all for who has felt the fun extent and
horror of popular fury and 20 whom al these distracted
souuds are but the echoes OF a more fesrtui part
Nobody can conceive the state Of terror to those who
ara Gid TO have passed through the scenes OF the
Rsvoutou Whioh the most popular writer's OF France