Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-01

the National Guard have mustered strongly
shouting ''Vivc lie Refofmc! A bas Guzot!"
The revolt now appears TO the concentrated
in the St. Dennis and St. Martin quarters,
where sharp fire is kept NJ between the in
surgents and that the artillery is directed TO
destroy the barricades, and that cannon have
been fred in the streets.
In the Chamber of pu'ics to-day
M Vavn, the deputy Of the l1lh arronds-
sement of Paris, rose ard in the name of HIM
self and other deputies of Paris, addressed
some questions TO the Minister of the Interior
with respect to the recent events in Paris.
NJ Guizot who had shortly before entered
the Chamber, Immediately rose and said-I
have nothing to say at the present moment
TO the questions of the honorable member
The King has sent for Count Mole, who is
empowered to form Il ministry" Loud cries
of ''bravo," and cheers followed this an
nouncement, which appeared TO annoy M.
Guizot He then continued-'NNe are not
TO be prevented by such manifestations as
those now hear as long as we remain in Of
fee, which will be till our successors are ap-
pointed, from doing ourduty. We shall con-
slider ourselves answcrable for all that may
happen. We shall act in everything we do
according to our best judgement and our con-
sciences, and according 10 what we consider
! the interests of the country
| After some interruption created by this an
,nouncement.
! M. Odion Barrot rose, and said--"In con-
sequence of the situation of the Cabinet, |
demand the adjournment of the proposition
which made yesterday Cho empeachment)
cloud cries of eyes vcsp and mo, no.') |
will submit TO the decision Of the Chamber
on the point (no, no.)
NJ. DupoN then rose, and id-''The frs.
thing necessary for the capital is peace Il
must be relieved from anarchy. Every one
knows that the spirit Of July exists yet. l'o-
mage has been done to The rest OF the nation.
But the people must know chat It's ,dcl.bera-
tions must rot be on the public way The
assemblagcs must cease. do not see how
the ministry, who are Professionally charged
with the public affairs, can occupy themselves
at the same time in establishing. order and
with the care of thcir own safety de.
n,and the adjournment Of the propositions
presented yesterday, - LOAD cries Of 'ro
no.nl
NJ Guizot-"As lo~g as tho cabinet shall
be entrusted with public affairs, it viii make
the lazy be respect. The cabinet secs nc
reason why the chamber should suspend il,
labours. The crown at the present moment
is using lis perogative. That perogative mus
be respected As.long as the cabinet is upol
these benches, no business uecd remain sus
peaded."
The President then put the question as t'
the adjournment of M. OJion B,:rroi's propo
siton.-About Che hundred members of tn,
Opposition supported the adjournment tht
whole of the conservatives were against il.
The Chamber Immediately rose in grea
agitation.
Five o'clock.
The public joy increases al the rcsigaatio.
of tho ministry. At this moment n deiach
ment of the National Guards, followed by
large crowd is passing the Dorrsa, shoutin,
give Ia Raforme.H
fIll!-past Five O'Clock
As the resignation of the ministry become
more and more widely known The public 10,
becomes greater, |; really seems as if III
ministry We're ever 50 intensely or 50 uaiyer
sally detested TIE slaps sin continue t
be closed The fighting has ceased in tn
quarter st, Martin, but great crowds still lI
the streets and the soldiers have difficulty i
maintaining order,
hbiication cf Louis ThiII'rpr-A Rrpuh'ic Pro
claimed ,hc Royal iulniy h.;ye quilted .'aris-
g.'fe-.vhc communication wilh the inierior c
ofi--Thc Railroad stations Ia possession OF III
People.
PARIS, THURSDAY.
Louis Philippe has ablicated i'll favor q
the Count de Paris.
The Duke de Nemouys proposed as Regent
and rejected
1t was proposed by 0iillon Barot that
regency should be formed, under the Daches
of Orleans, until the Count de Paris shoul
attain his majority, but this has been rejcc
ted and Republic insisted upon.
The Duchess of Orleans and the Count
Paris went TO the Chamber at hall-past on,
accompanied by the Duke de Nemours and
large party of officers on horseback. Tn
Duchess was i'll deep mourning.
Four O'Clock,
The Duchess de Orleans, the Count
. Paris, and the Duke de Nemoprs, have bee
a, the Chamber of Deputies, and have bee
rejected By the Chamber, and the people wh
denetrated into the Chamber.
The Chamber of Derltes has declared i
, self EN- PERMENANcE..
| The Chamber has refused TO allow the Il
mily of Louis Philippe to resign the throne
! There will be- great efforts made to suppo
| the puches de Orleans, The idea of repus
lie is not agreeable to The mass Of the dep
A ties.
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