The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26


Is to be by ali the members Of that body All
the great bodies Of the State to be present The
of the Place de s Concorde is to be occupied
by the National Guards of Paris and Populations Of
the National Guards Of the departments The cannon
of the Is to fire during the ceremony 100000
the to take place ON the
succeeding Sunday, when the Mayors Of all the CON-
France ere to read the constitution In some
public place and such other solem mites to be
observed IS the local authorities may arrange.
An article has lately appeared in one Of tho perodi-
Of some Of the works Of the fine arts the revolution
ofFebrusry. was ut tho palace Of the Palas Royal
and the chateau Of Neuil'y that the most amentabs
losses Of this kind were sustained The chateau OF
the Tuieres, occupied by who presided over the
desnes Of the country at the time Of the proclamation
Of the republic got quit Of some broken vases; some
objects Of value stolen In the first moments OF disorders
but the chateau Of Neuily has not stone on ano
Their the pavilion of Vilers has disappeared; the
little temple, consecrated to Diana Of Potiers, in the
park still remarkable statue Of Diana has no other
injury than %utilstion Of one Of the he, dogs But
with the blood Of the incendares, crushed I'M
der the falling walls, and burned to death by
the flames that they themselves bad lighted :
Twenty bodies recently dug out Of the ruins,
and every day others discovered All the walls
were covered with pictures tho remainsof which, coll
iscted in the Sale Of Henri in the Louvre, with the
fragments of Of the paintings Of the Palais
Royal present painful spectacle
Differentiated Napohtain, Of Robert, has disap-
peared the principal groupe cut from the picture may
be seen at an old picture shop opposite the Louvre
lie MometOuh, OF Geffcautt o0tdut id00uTcuF,
Of Horace Vernet gone with the Moree d. Equipase
Of Roquepan At the Palas Royal, which was rich In
works Of art the Losses rreparabe. Two exquisite
he ads Of MasaccioC Charles Qsint Isabelle de Portu-
gal Eieonoye dfutriche de Hobein; ie Henri ", and
Ia Catherine de Mdieis Of Porbus, are in ashes The
portrait of the gent with his corbeau noir Madame
de Parabre nothing but dust The celebrated pic.
ture of the Sernen des Trois Susses by Steuben lie
Gusfare Tasa, achetd'eupre of Hersent la Femme du
Brisand, by Schultz; p.4mour ct Psyche, by Picot
number ofinteriors by Grauct are only rubbish with
ont name. Horace vernets works have most suffer-
td-the painter Of the people and the army The deli
cious picture Of the Attack the Gate Of
has been cut out Of it's frame and stolen Destroyed
Many others, similarly prepared to be carried away
had beon left, the thieves having probably been as
turbed But les BdtaiAes de Hoadu de Dontmirdtf de
Jenmapss, de Vaimy are pierced With sabre cuts La
Confession du Brfgand, Ia Rerue des Husssrds, CO.
mile Dssmoulns G,6orant Ia Cocarde rere tue cnsrn'
ing portrait Of Ia PdysanAe de Faecid are only tattes
Ia Mere hapoitane pierant sur les DEBRIS de ga mat
son, renrsrsee par un rem5iemsnt de ferre the chef
doupre Of Robert Is cut to pieces by bayonet holes
and there Ia no trace left Of his FnreraHes dun 4m
de Famiie dss Paysans Romans. BY fortunate acc-
dent the famous pictures Of the Cuirassier and the
Chasur of ercsult had been lent TO the Society Of
Artists and the rent % the exhibition room having not
been paid they detained by the prcpg,etor
eprt On Tins from destruction. lie CksUs
Basc, OF Gercaut, has found favor With the
tssagss. than the leu.e EHjapts wonderful
WORK e truth, expression, snd harmony. irncaon,