The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31
THE NEWS BY THE CALEDONIA.
The French Revol utioa.

nous mass of materials connected with this important
event, that find the greatest difficulty in weaving them
into shape which will keep readers posted up in the
most prominent matters, without encroaching more
space than we have disposal The leading incl
dents have already been laid before readers in the
full teegraphc dispatches which have published.
The details which given below comprise most OF the
which have transpred since last adviceS by
the Cambria.
The presse saws Five times during the day (Febru-
airy 26) NJ de Laartne addressed the people assembled
under the windows of the Hotel de Vile.
''lt is thus that you led from calumny calumny
against the who have devoed themselves head, heart,
aid breast to give you a real epublic-,he republic ALI
!hts in all SIS all tie legitimate rights OF the
people. yeserdaY you asked TO usurp, in the name OF
The people OF Paris ie ats 80 vOj men;
the an absolute republic, insr ad OF republic invested
vim g OF iheir consent; that 10 say, to make
epubl,c in posed and not consented lie wall OF
part the people, instead OF The VIII OF The whole nation
To you demand iom the red flag instead OF the IN
Czens! Tor my part v NJ never ADOPT The
red flag; and wiii explain IN a word why whl oppose
all The strength OF PATRIOTISM IL l., ctzen,
color Hag nude the tour OF the world,
der eublc and the empire with our liberties and our
gores red flag only made OF the
Champ dc Mars traied through torrents OF the blood OF tue
people
AT this part of the speech of NJ de Lamartne in that
astonishing sitting OF sixty hours the must OF rrl-
lated crowd every one suddenly affected by his
words; hands capped and tears shed, and they
finished by embracing HIM, shaking his hands, and beat
ing him in triumph In moment after, fresh masses OF
people arrived armed with sabres and bayonets. They
Knocked at the doors; they filled the suites The cry
was that all lost that the people were about 10 re
on or sfe the members OF the provisional government
M de LamartiDe called Tor he was snppllcacd to
20 once more for the last lime, 10 address The people
lie was raised on step of the staircase; the crowd re-
manned for half hour without consuming to listen TO
him. vociferang brandishng arms OF all kinds over his
head NJ de Lamartine folded his arms, recommended
his address, and finished by soitenng appeaslng, and
caressng the intelligent and sensible people, and deter
mining them either withdraw, or to become themselves
the safeguard OF the PROVISIONAL government
The Commerce says
Yesterday morning every heart was filled with conf
dence, aud the crowded with pronenader,
meeting, grouping. and embracing each oher happy az
the end OF events, the glory OF which
has the lives of OF our brothers IN gaming
the great triumph Of the rights OF humani'y Inc n!gn'
bou,g Poisonoi6 the Hotel de Vile, al aud O'clock
The morning. and at eys PEN. at 'p p lne gay al
national guards; sennes being vlslan and The pass
was Observation-Disclosures its roofs with lamp, and
other light. of thousand coors, aud peran'bnm'ed N
B,uevard in particular, presented magic pee lace the
- Mrseliaise and the hymn OF the Guondlns iesoun.d
with the masculine of he heroes OF FebIua
~ "a In the passage Verdot, The Lyric ) ci'ty OF Tue
ranged for ne event Ih precision and ha'rony winch
the heart and drew forth eals OF aplane at Tue
n,ght--pa uIi order union, and majesty, AMID the
di,order OF the ba'rcade,-c.n ney 'o AN idea
gr,.at b. auti.s ri the sovereignty OF ile people
On taking the Tueries the people found magnificent
image Of Chris, in sculpture The people slolei and
III Isl, IL
Poiyiechnque, this is The Mast,r Of all %, The
people took The Christ, and bore solemny to the church
OF ST. Roch. "Ciuzens, oil with your hats: Salute
Christ !" said the people and every body inclined IN
religious sentiment Noble people, who respect all that
is sacred Noble people, who bless the Being who pro-
claimed the law OF universal fraternity
No business has yet been done at the Parls bourse
On Saturday the following notce was posted up at the
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
NOTICE BUSINESS
BY order Of provisional government dated Febtn
airy - the opst ons Of ne B, 1859 remain suspended
NJ de Rohschld has ntimaied to the provisional gov
eminent that he prepared to observe all his engage
ments toward the State for the loan He has also
The Prcsse says: M. de Rohschild, who had been
recommended to leave France, has gwen the example OF
confidence in the people and in The provisional govern
ment He has refused TO leave. II Is by all emuating
this confidence that order will not be long in being re-
established as firmly as liberty"
The republic officially announced on the Goth, BY
NJ de Lamariine surrounded by the other members OF
the provisional government and the foIr Secretaries M.
de amartne descended the steps OF the great staircase
the Hotel de Ve and, presenting himself IN front OF
the edce with paper in his hand thus expressed him
self;
CITIZENS The provisional government of,he republic has
fcenI national co operation which just accepted
institutions prolonged acclamatons from the crowd
The provisional the republic has only joy
full intelligence TO the people here asseinb'ed
Royalty Is abolished.
The republic is proclaimed
The people will exercise their political rights
National shops open Tor those who are without
work. Immense acyalnations
The amy is being recognized. The National Guard
ndssoluby untes itself with the people, To promptly
restore order with hat that had only the pre-
c-ding moment conquered b,riy. tRenewed acca-
nations.
Finally, gentlemen the provisional government was
anxious itself bcafr of the last d. cree
resolved aud sguvd IN this memorable siiigthat
Is the abouon OF the penalty OF death for political matters
Unanimous braves
the mouths people the day aile Their victory
Yes yes II the character OF the French natoa which
spontaneous IRON the soul OF us govern
meut. tYes yes; bavoI We have brought II wih u.s.
and WI read There - inorc becoming
homage TO n people than the spectacle VI It's own mag
naninity.
The labors OF the provisional government are inces-
SAINT and display an energy that could not have been
expected on the second day after the overthrow OF
monarchy which is adheents professed TO regard AZ
eternal The organization national guards OF 3D.
600 OF the citizens OF Paris who effected the revolution Is
nearly complete They were all enrolled yesterday
Twice the number presented themselves II being re-
ported but enormously that they were to proceed 10
The frontier at once About 5000 Qhree baliaions)
passed AT intervals along the Boulevard yesterday IN
the highest spirits, singing the Mirse,iiaise
This transformation OF operative workmen INTO insur-
gents and of insurgents into soldiers, IN the course Oh
four DAYS. is one of the miracles that can only occur
in France On Thursday and Friday all agitation
and excitement i'm Paris Yesterday evening every.
thing was suosidng INTO order. The transition iron
revolt 10 submission to the laws-lrom rage to KIND
,eeng-from violence TO gentleness, OF which the
French character is susceptible, is marvellous.
M Portalis the new procureur general, commenced
his functions by issuing warrant to arrest the late MN
istsrs who are now in flight Orders were Immediately
ruo o., .oya on them wherever thew NAV be found, II