The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-31
Further Particulars.
A NEW CAUSE OF OUTBREAK.
THE CRY OF VENG E.AN ;E.
AN AWFUL NIGHT.
Formation of Republican Governmen Mt.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.

the Caisens--T The Bodies ot'ihe Killed
Cries for Tengeance-T The Streets Bar
ricated- Prociamaiioas TO the People
The Duches Of Orleans in the Chamber
Of Deputies.
We subjolu from the French papers the
following deeply interesting details of the
events which we have given under the
heads above:
Al halfpast four o'clock it was hoped
that the worst was over. About half past
seven, the Bouleyard being then crowded,
there arrived column Of the combatauis,
many Of them armed with muskets, and
singing the .uarseiiiaise and the chorus of
the Grondtns which have SO often men.
ii oncd. They were received with upro-
ri Gus felicitatlons BY the people, and pro
ceeded 10 the ofi ce Of tie y rational, Inch
seems to be the organ Of this formidable
oppositlou. They demanded that The eds
ItUrs see that lbelr liberties were not
again played with. Ia. Msrrast, priaci-
/ pal editor OF the .Nnttoaat, harTahge ed lhem
| from the balcony, and assured taem That
their liberties would this time De secureu.
| THIS scene was repeated six times during
The night,
| Al 10 clock column of 900 or Sue
peopie Of ali ranks, VINO had been 6ghuog
passed up The Bpuieyard. Among them
were eVIdentiy mau. OF The Commu mualSies
and, possibly, some OF those maiefactors
who wili mix IN all popular movements
The bearing and attitude of tnls column
was terrible. The subsequent ael OF one
OF the party justified the apprehenslou
which their appearance suggested.
Although NJ. Guizot had retired fron
the ministry, the Hotel des Atfsite,
Erangeres remained occupied and guard
ed by troops. About 10 clock a young
man walked up TO the Cfficer in command
and blew his brains out with a pistol
Seeing him fall, his soldiers without ord er
Cred on tie people, OF whom four or fv'
were killed.
The report of this discharge, as a mo
ment when we fattered ourselves that all
was tDlerabiy well over, created painfu
sensation. Twenty minutes afterw ards
however, mos, touching and melanchoI
procession arrived, and, as far as coult
perceive, turned alarm into rage.
The buzz of an approaching multitud
coming from the Boulevard des Capaucine
was heard, and a. low song of death
'Mourir pour la patrie' was chaun ted b
the throng instead of the .Narseilioise -
Mingled with this awful and imposin,
chorus, the noise Of wheels could be heard
"a large body of the people slowly advan
ced. Four in front carried torches. Be
hind them came an open cart surround b,
torch bearers. The light vas strong, ant
discovered four or Eve cad bodies, partl,
undressed, which appeared to have beer
carefully ranged in the cart.
When the head of the column reache,
the corner of the Rue Lepeletier, tb
song was changed to burst fury, whic
will not soon be forgotten by those win
heard it, The procession halted at th,
office Of the National, and stle whole part,
burst into unanimous cry for vengeance
You know how sonorous is that W rd W he
prom ouDced in French. The dead bod e
in the cart those ofthe men WHO fel pnd e
the FIRE Of the soldiers above mentioned. :.
This event is deplora BILE. 1t may pos
sibIy change the issus OF the affair.
The night was an awful Que. The uois
of workmen appeared 10 break on the still
ness. Having heard asimilar one 10 1886
| guessed what was going on. Barricadc
-oDe immensely strong al the end OF ia
Rue R,chelleu, were in pro ogress OF cou
struction. THIS has coDtlnued up TO thi
moment, (halfpast l09 Every ,rae on Ia
whole line OF the Boulevard has been fell
ed. Every one Of The superb lamp posi-
has been thrown down, and all conyerte
into barricades.
At-lhe corner of every street is "a bal
ricade, gentlemen, shopkeepers, clerks
workmeD, ali laboring at the work wit
an eagerness and earnestne IS beyond de
scription.
Al IL o'clock. NJ. 0Jillon Barrot, &C
compaaied by Gen. Lamoriciere, repaire,
rom the Chamber ofDeputies TO the Mn
Istry Of the Interior, where lie vas formal
y Installed in the presence of the Nstions
Guard aud a multitude Of citIzeus. VIII
filled the court. Shortly afterwards, tn
following proclamation was posted a. OF
the gate, amidst univers acclamstions:-
r Ny Dear Comrades:--I have been in
!: vested By the new Cabinet with the su
4 perior command of the National Guard 0
Iibe Department Of the Seine.