The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18


ner-Pages, being at that moment in the offices the
National addressed the people lie promised that he
would employ his efforts to obtain for the people thus
attacked the satisfaction which required from thes,
imPious and atrocious ministers. The funeral train
left our offices conducted and lighted In the
ner; they conveyed the bodies to distant quarters
m dc Courtsis, deputy of the Opposition hastened
he boulevard des Cspucines to ascertain the causes
OF THIS shameful butchery He iuforms that the col
onel OF the regiment which had caused the firing 30 take
place, was In condemnation at what had occurred He
thus explained what he called deplorable mprudencs
At the moment Mt which the crowd arrived bullet
from gun, wbich.went of by accident in the garden Of
the hotel broke the leg of the lieutenant colonel horse
The officer commanding the detachment believed that
~ wss an attack and immediately with guilty want of
| was immediately placed in prison -
| From the Paris National, Feb. "a
LSmercer, Peer of France and Colonel of the 10th
legion having stated to battalion of the legion that
the peute was crushed and that the National Guard
was called on to give testimony of confidence to the
ware and declared that they would not do it. AID that
they all desire change of ministry and reform These
words were received with aoclamstionc
General Friant having stated at the post des Pstts
peres that they had compelled NJ Guzot and NJ Buch-
| parchment"
Pnen there were cries ia addition to those Of Down
with the maistryn of 1--WE won't have thieves ia
| broidery, any more than in rags'
Ia the Palace Royale the municipal guard attempted
charge the people, but were prevented by the national
The employees OF the octrois at the barriers yssr
day received orders to removes the barriers ocou
| pied by the national guard
About two o'clock tho colonies of the twelve legions
sent deputation to the King informing him that it
was Impossible to preserve the tranquility OF the city
unless prompt and sgnihcatlve concessions should be
Just before O'Clock an immense number of in
fantry marched up the Bouevsrds towards the Porte
ST. DENIS and other strong detachments occupied the
vicinity OF the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs Some firing
TOOK place between the soldiers and the people st the
bnrrfcade Mt the entrance of the Fauboug Monmatre
from seven to ten o'clock the peope continued TO
erect tarreades in different streets and in places
At about ten O'Clock the troops were all under arms
as hitherto opposite the hotel Of the Ministry for Foreign
middle OF tho street. and dense mass Of infantry WAS
drawn round the whole Of the hotel Drums heard
It perceived that they were preceded by body of
the people a armed in different ways, and bearing the
tr color flag The people aud this body of soldiers ad
sanoed towards the soldiers on guard and after some
ordinations accompanied by shaking of hands and
crossing of swords In the military style Of sauaton all
the soldiers en- sheathed their bsyonets tho off,
GERS sheathed their swords and quilted the hotel lesv
ing the people to sot they pleased All that the lat
ter did was to cheer vehemsnty, while young man
mounted up over the gate and took down amid loud
cheers the nag which waving it, Shortly after
this body Of National Guard from the Rue des
Capuones amidst loud cheering and took their station
opposite the hotel AZ the cavalry retired towards the
wards took off their bayonss from the m1skets which
they then reversed appearing much to enjoy the
w tst sns was g9ing on the people wsntonly set fire
10 the bureau OF tho hackney coach station nearly oppo
site the hotel
10 the evening group OF young men, headed by tr
ant and sub officer of the national guard, went to
Caserne de Neuily to demand the release Of per
sons who had been arrested On being assured that they
had been released, they quietly dispersed
An attack wac made on no Hotel de- dela Chancesrie,
the windows smashed, and the crowd insisted
the windows being illuminated.
An attack has been directed against Mont Valerien
come sheds wers turned down.
AT the Bignoes four children have been killed. aud
treir bodies are Deposited at tina gnard hop-- l
pssss .ay. that The collision waHs s9s s1n1s =
of the number Of person, killed and wounded
After midnight the tocsin Was sounded In the Chufch
st German Pres and the rappel beaten In seve
raj quarters.
4th Leg pa ofthe National Guard:
we, Zoe Undersigned ali belonging to the National
Guard declare that ia the midst Of the troubles OF tne
capital the summons to assemble having been beaten we
the protectors of order sha proceed wherever we may
be ordered to go so prevent or arrest the eunon OF
blood but at the same time being protectors OF liberty
declare that object Is not in any way TO appove
of the ministerial policy either at hons or sbrosd or TO
lend any support to ministry which, on the contrary
blame with all the energy Of good citizens. Wedo
not deliberate under merely state our wsy OF
thinking, before We go to our post d"
Yesterday evening about eight O'Clock, Immense
crowd proceeded to the residence of NJ Odilon BarEot
and entered the court yard of his house and many of
them his apartment in the most peacssble A
dsputrtion advanced toSards M Odillon Bsrrot, who
was at the time in company with many OF ms ooeasue'
My FrendsI think see your father, OF July ie3oi
it is display of the same couageths same generosity
unauimous cheere) And to be like them worthy OK IL
berty be calm In triunp that is the character which
is suitable 20 the Cause Of right and liberty A.,
raised NJ GARNER Pages added few energetic words
persuade the crowd to retire peaceaby The shouts
re commenced with increased strength and were taken
up by people in the Rue de la Ferme des Mathurns
During the whole night the people were busiy Engaged
20 those Of smaller in which it might appear OF i'm
portancc to prevent the entrance OF the mary bar
rioades existed at early hour this morning Ia dnr
parts Of the boulsvard especially near the Forte 81
Denis where there was very formidable one, ana near
the Rue Rcheieu where there were two in the upper
end OF the Rue Montmartre two, the Fauoourg Mont
Inartre the Rue Godfrey Mdrs hs Rue de Provencs,
The RE Cadet, the Rue venne two the Rue Rcheleu
the Rue dss Deux Ecus the Rue st. Honore, the Rue
des Vises Etuves, the Rue des Fosses 81 German
pa uxerros and multitude Of other places in facs ~
would occupy a column to name all The barricades were
constructed partially of cabs digences carts, boards
or anything else the people could lay tnst anu, Oh
sether well possible, kept la their places by
paving stones torn from the streets On tns ooue-
Yards great many of trees we're cut down and the bu
OF the who register tho hackney CABS were
dragged into the middle OF the roadway Almost every
hsrricsde guarded by small number OF person'
but the great majority without arms at all Inc
people at tho bsrroaies behaved very oviy to the gas
sengsrs allowing them 10 most Of the barricades
without difficulty but at OF those which opened
| on the bouievards permission to pass was refused
| Count Mole has decln cd tho task Of forming new
ministry The king sent last night for NJ Theirs and
| that gentleman undertook to submit to his ma
jssty the list of cabinet, making proyiso nov.
ever that he might be permitted to join with him 40 one
ty wa, grsoou.y pleased to sccsde Ths morning, ats
little before O'Clock number Of people were ousiy
employed in erecting bsrricado at the end OF tue uo
Taitbout close to the Boulevard, they group OF
gentlemen approaching from the end nearest to the Rue
des Trois Freres Some of the crowd mandatory re-
! cognzsd them. and loud cries Of " pfps NJ fht"s
| "Vipe NJ Barron burst forth With these gennemsn
were NJ Duversier de Hsurranne NJ de Remusat FRINGE
de Ia hscowa and other members belonging to the OPP
position The whole party walked on towards the Una
teau followed by cries of Vps la Rstorms" Yes Ye+
said Theirs you shall have IT," At another point,
| in the Rue Grammot the cry arose OF "Emreeh,s au
MONT les coupe De fst which also responded to
afirmatvey by the group Of deputies The whole way
fom The Bouevsrds 60 the Rue st. Hopors IL intercept
I'd by mme- bnrracsdss some of them considers bly,
higher than mans stature At each Of these tmprdi-
ments, NJ Tnsrs aud the other gentlemen were obliged
pass simply aud the spread that the honora-
bic gentleman going to the king loud cheers cont
pued TO greet him.
At about ten O'Clock III Odilon Barrot passed up the