The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28
REVOLUTION IN FBAEEE!

in 1880, after sbeing endured for .upw ards,
OF eighteen years, until tho pretended
Citizen King,n who promised to sur
rtund his throne with Republican institu,
tions, turned out the worst despot at home,
ana The FINEST ally Of she worst dcspo,s
every.where else, has at last resulted in pre-
ducing revolution, and Louis Philippe has
abdicated the throne Of, France, tl,e Royal
family has left Paris, the latest news shows
the revolution to be spreading, and the peo-
pie striving % establish 1 Republic. fo
The following items We gather from the
Ohio Statesman, Exsra, + M. M M y.
Louis Philippe, King Of France, abdica-
ted the throne on tho 23d Of February, in
favor OF the Count do Paris, infant son ofthe
Due d'Ofleans, eldest son Of Louis Philippe.
The Duo Dc Nemours, eldest living son Of
Louis Philippe; was proposed as Regent
during the minority ofihe youthful Count.
This was rejected BY the Chamber Of DePu-
ties. t, ,,,.,,sl., ,,..... Z, ,.,, IL. ,s;,
O'Dillon Barrct then proposed . Regency
10 be formed by the Duches de Orleans, (mo-
/ thcr Of the Count de PARISH until her son
should be Of age. This was also rejected,
and a Republic, on . plan similar 10 that Of
the United States, was insisted upon, .xe
| The Chamber Of Deputies had declared
themselves q Chamber Of fPermanencc, and
refused 10 allow the family Of Lows Philippe
10 resign the Throne. There will be q
strong effort 10 support the pretensions Of
|she duchess Of Orleans 10 the Regency. i.
I The idea of Republic finds but little IA
vor with the mass Of the members Of the
Chamber met to-day but the strong { cling Of
the populace oyerpowered The majority, ~ =
The King left ihe Palace Of the Taller
les st one O'Clock to-day, escorted by large
body Of the cavaliers Of the. National Guard
and BY several regiments ofregular cavalry.
ii'he troops Of The line have fraternize
with the National Guards, and the latter are
in feeling with the people. 81. su ,sBl,.
The same letter, says .s,53 \ .sis sas SOD
"a strong government will be organized
q government upon the model Of the United
States is proposed. A procession ofpersons
in bIams's, (whiie) and armed, have just pass
ed the house where am writing, carrying
the Throne, of the Throne loom ofthe Pal'i
ace ofTulieries, on their shoulders, in tri-
umph, and singing the Marseilles hymn.
There has been a frighiful loss Of lifee--
IN many instances the troops have positive
| " refused to act against the people, The
numbefof killed issaid 20 be al least FIVE
hundred, principally ip the neighborhood Of
the Palais Royal and the TDilleries. An
attack was made upon the residence Of the
financial Minister, but failed. All Paris Is
N f1e hpnds Of As National Gsards and che
people. lo ea;s.i. s.rse.g ~ ei,f
Count Mole was named 40 minister, but
was promptly rejected by the people. M,
Theirs and M. Barrot were next named, but
the people tore down the proclamations, an
noancing their appointment, with inany and
strong marks of indignation. Il. Il ,.ss ..,gl
Gen. La Morierc has been appointed COM
mander of the National Guards. 4, 4,
The placards stuck over Paris, are said to
have been written by Theirs and Barrot.
A Tumor says that Gen. La Moriere was
either killed or badly wounded.
The Palais Royal has been taken BY the
people after determined resistance, and
a vast carnage. y ~. I. VI.
NEw,, ,,CoNsrrTurroN ron Ono. We cant
not refrain from congratula,ing the country
on the failure Of the proposition for a Con.
vention TO reform The Constitution! Under
the good old Consultation, Ohio has dds0n-
ced a. no State epsr bsfcre adpaseed and
has improved; aud we rejoice that we are
permitted TO move on under il yet little
while longer. .--Ci ncinnaH Gazsife. i-,s;',,g
The Gazette might as well eopgr atulate some