Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-04-07
WHOLE NO. 1873.

ne NallOndl OuaTds remained assembled
on the square awaiting the return of the CO.
lionel, their determination being 10 march up-
on the Tuilerirs il the reply was negative -
Tue cries for Reform and The cheers for the
National Guards and troops of the Line were
accompanied by others of very lamentable
significance IA la, Gmsoti" .2bas Durh.
aiei!' and "a 5as les roleurs ~ were wound
up with "a ba4 L sys'eae!"
In the Chamber of Deputies. NJ. Narin
called upon the Ministry TO account for VIVA,
was going on in the Capital; but NJ. Gut
zot refused to explain, saying the King had
sent for Count Mole, TO charge him with re-
construction Of d Cabinet. This announce
ment was received with great applause.
Meanwhile d conflict was going on in va
rious quarters of Paris, although the troops
of the line often refused to fire upon the peo-
Pile, and the Municipal Guard ftaictnizpd
with the National Guard, after their ATTEMPT
to conquer the Sd Legion Of the National
Guard, who, at the maris of the Sd arrondis-
sempnt-PGce dcs PeHis Peres-dcclared
for Reform this morning. The Municipal
Guards, whose barracks adjoined the church
of the Petis Pere, were ordered to disarm
them, and advanced with Charged bayonets
on them; but the movement WAS initiated
by the National Guards. the bayonets cross
ed. blood was about 10 flow, when the Colo
mel of the National Guards, NJ. TeXtorix. Ga
stockbroker,) cried out, "lIold, soldiers =
These are the people, The effect was elec.
trio. The Municipal Guards raised their
bayone,s, shouldered arms, and marched off.
10 the evening of Wednesday a most ON
happy occurrence took place at NJ. Guizot's
Hotel, a chance shot breaking the leg Of the
horse mounted by the Lieutenant Colonel of
a.. - L. I-I.-.-l ,I.. q .-.- -aI
and fired upon a party Of young men who
were passing at the time. Twenty fell dead
or wounded, and an eyewitness describes the
ensuing scenes as tragically interesting.
Near the National Office | heard a vast
crowd coming up the Boulevard, chanting
the death chant of the Girondins, instead of
the victorious MurseiHaiSe. Mingled with
this awful and imposing chorus, the noise of
wheels could be heard. A large body Of the
people slowly advanced. Four in front car
ried torches. Behind them came an open
cart surrounded by torch bearers. The ligh,
was strong, and discovered four or five dead
bodies, partly undressed, which appeared TO
have been carefully arranged in the cart.
When the head Of the column reached the
corner of the Rue Lepelletier, the song was
changed to a burst of fury, which will not
soon be forgotten by those who heard it,
The procession-h halted at the Office Of the Ma
tionaL, andthe whole party burst into a unan-
imous shrek or cry of Vengeance You
knowshow sonorous is that word wiien rrn-
nounced in French. The vehicle was sur
rounded by people, who were weeping and
full of indignation. and who showed us the
bloody bodies, crying, "rhey are assassins
who have slain them! We will avenge
them! Give us r m ARMS J"
M. GARNER Pages, being at that moment
in the Office of the National, addressed the
people. He promised that he would employ
all his efforts TO obtain for the people thus
attacked, the satisfaction which is required
from those impious and atrocious ministers.
The funeral train left, conducted and lighted
in the SAME manner; they conveyed the bo-
dies 10 distant quarters.
Count Mole declined the task of forming a
new ministry The King sent late last night
for M. Theirs, and that gentleman at once
undertook to submit TO Ills Majesty the list
of a new cabinet.
At about ten o'clock NJ. Odilon Barrot pass
ed up the Rue Sainte Anne on foot towards
the Boulevards, proclaiming General Lamor-
iciere commandant of the National Guard of
Paris, and accompanied by d numerous es-
cort of National Guards and citizens inter
mingled. On arriving at the corner of the
Rue Richelieu, Nj. D. Barrot gave orders TO
a troop OF dragons and the 2lst Regiment
of the line to proceed 10 their barracks. The
order was Immediately obeyed, amidst shouts
of "Vive Lamorlciere Five Utilon Bdrrot.
Vive lie Vingi-unieme de la Lignel !" the SOL
diers fraternIzing with the people.
During the whole night The people were
busily engaged in erecting barricades in the
principal streets, as well as in those smaller
ones in which it might appear of importance
to prevent the entrance OF the military. Bar
ricades existed a, an early hour this morning
in different parts Of the BOulevards, and in d
multitude of other places; in fact. it would
occupy a column TO name all. The barri-
cades were constructed partially OF cabs, dill
LICENCES, carts, boards, or any thing else The
people could lay their hands on; and these
different objects, being piled and fitted toge-
ther as well as possible, were kept in their
places by paving stones torn up from the
streets. On the Boulevards a great many
trees were cut down, and The bureaux OF the
men who register the hackney cabs were
dragged into the middle of the road way. Al
most every barricade was guarded by a small
number of persons, some OF whom were arm
ed with guns, others with clubs, but the
great majority were without arm at all
The people at the baTTicades behaved very
civilly to the passengers, allowing them Ia
cross most Of the barricades without difficult
ty but at some of which opened on the
Boulevards permission 10 pass was refused
Thursday, Feb. 9th. At an early hour
this morning The people commenced %tenring
up the rails, and communication from Paris
has since been partially suspended. Bloo'
flowed copiously, but the troops of the lin,
did not act with any zeal, and at noon tn,
following proclamation was posted
Citizens Of Paris,-the King has abdica
ted. The crown bestowed by the revolu,io
of July, is now placed on the head Of a child
protected ny his mother, They are both az
der the safeguard of the honor and courage {
the Partisan population. All cause Of divi;
r ion amongst us has ceased to exist. Ordel
have been given to the troops Of the line
return 10 their respective quarters. Our BRAY