Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-22
Still Later--Full Particulars!

The following letter received by the
Cambria gives detailed and highly inter-
esting account Of the circumstances men,
toned in our despatch of the morning. 1t
was not received till l o'clock, P. NJ, and
is dated, .. ......-.
PARIS, Feb. "a, l84e,
Louis Philippe has abdicated in favor of
the Count de Paris and the Duke de Me-
MONIES proposed MS Regent, but rejected by
the Chamber of Deputies. ..-.
1t was then proposed by Odillon and Bar
rot, that n Regency should be formed un-
der the Dutche<s ofOrlesns, until the Count
de Paris should attain his majority. This
was rejected, and a republican form of gov
ernment insisted upon.
r. The Dutchess of Orleans attended by the
Count de Paris, went to the Chamber Of
Deputies at half past one O'Clock, accom-
panied by the Duke de Nemoines, and q
large party on horseback-the Duchess in
deep mourning. ...--....
Fanachab and the Duchess de Orleans,
the Count de Paris and the Duke de Me-
moines. have left the Chamber. having
been rejected by the Deputies and by the
people, who forced their way into the
Chamber. .s
The Chamber itself has declared to be
surrendered, and has refused TO allow the
family of Louis Philippe TO resign the
throne There will be great efforts made
to supplant the Duchess Of Orleans; for
the idea of Republic is not in consonance
with the feelings of the mass Of the Depu-
ties. -.
The Chamber met again; but the popu-
lace overpowered the action Of the rnajori
ty of that body, when the troops were all
withdrawn. ...z-----.
At noon, not q soldier was TO be seen
The troops Of the line have fraternized with
the National Guards, and with the people.
All intercourse with the cities on the river
are cut off; but hear distant firing going
on every instant.
While write, a strong guard is being
organized, and Republic, on the model of
the Unites States is being proposed.
A procession of persons, in white, with
drums, and armed, have just passed, carry
ing with them the throne from the throne
room OF the uIleries, in triumph, singing
the Marseilles Hymn.
There has been frightful loss Of life
and in many cases the troops have refused
to act against the people. The number Of
killed is said to be upwards Of SEQ, princi-
pally in the neighborhood Of the Palais
Royal and the Tulle-ies.
An attempt was made on the residence
ofthe Minister Of Finance, which failed.
The tocsn has been ringing its fearful
sound all day, and throughout Paris which
is in full possession Of the National Guards
and the People
Count Mole has been just resumed by
the Chambers rs the head Of the Govern
ment; but was rejected by the people. Thiers
and Barrot were next named, but the
proclamations appointing them by the Min.
sler were torn down by the popn!ace.
Gen. Lemociere has been appointed
Commander ofth National Guards, and
placards written by Theirs and Barret 1t
has been said that Gen. Lemoicere has
been killed, at all events wounded, at the
Palais Royal; which had been taken pos.
session Of by the people, after great deal
Of carnage,
An attack was also made upon the pal.
ace of the TuIleries. 1t is now in the
hands of the National Guards, and the peo-
pie are throwing furniture out of the win
dows and burning it, and an attempt is be-
ing made to burn the palace itself. ss
The people have penetrated into the cell
lars of the palace and are distributing the
wines.
The people have also entire possession
Of the railway stations and the Barriers.
The rails have been removed to prevent
the arrival Of troops from the inland.
PaeSan0 frav, Polonne tN Paris wArA