Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-22
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Nsw YORK, March IS, Bpm.
The Cambria has at length arrived after pas
sage or ~ days, and hasten TO send you the sub
joined summary Of European news:
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
just previous to the sailing of the Cambria news
reached Liverpool by Telegraph from Paris, TO the
effect that Louis Philippe had abdicated in favor
OF the Count de Paris. The Duke de Nemours
was proposed as regent and rejected Ii was pro-
posed by odi!ion Barrot that regency should be
formed under the Duchesse d'Orleans until the
Count de Paris should attain his majority. but hat
mad been rejected and a republic insisted upon
The Duchesse d'Oreans and the Count Paris
went TO the Chambers at half past one, accompa-
MED by the Duke de Nemours, and large partv
OF officers, and on horse back The Duchessa was
IN deep mourning At four o'clock the Duchesse
d.Orleans, the Count de Paris and the Duke de
Nemours had been at the Chamber of Deputies.
and had been rejected by the Chamber and the poo
pie who penetrated into the Chamber. The Cham
Der OF Deputies has declared itself in permanance
The Chamber has refused TO allow the family of
Louis Philippe TO resign the throne There will
be great efforts made 10 support the Duchesse d.
| Orleans. The idea of Republic is not agreeable
10 The mass OF The Deputies. The Chamber met
to-day, but the populace overpowered the majority.
The King, at one o'clock left the Palace Of the
iuiiieries, escorted by strong party of the Nation.
al Guards and several regiments irregular cavalry.
Inc carriages containing the royal party went by
the Quays to the Burrell of Passy.
| Inc troops were all Withdrawn at noon to- day,
and not soldier is 10 be seen. The troops of the
line iraternized with the National Guards, and the
National Guards with the People. All intercourse
between the two sides of the river is cut off, and
near distant hrlng going ON every moment whilst
write. GARNER Pages is Mayor OF Paris.
| All Paris is in the hands Of the National Guards
and the people. Count Mole was just named and
rejected by the people. Theirs and Barrot were
! next named and the proclamaions appointing them
ministers are torn d lwn everywhere by the public
zen. Lamorclere has been appointed commander
Of the National Guards. The placard was written
by Theirs and Barrot IL is said that General La
Alorlciere is killed, or at all events wounded The
Palace fthe Palas- Royal has been taken posses
sion Of by the people. After great deal of carnage.
an attack was made at one O'Clock on the Palace
OF the TuleEies The Tuilicrles is in the hands of
the National Guards
\ strong government will he organized. Re
public on the mode Of the United States is propos
ed. procession Of persons in cloaks, and armed
have gust passed, carrying the Throne of the
Throne Room Of the Iuileres on their shoulders
in triumph, and singing the Marseies hymn-
There has been most frighful loss of life, and in
many instances the troops have refused to act a
gainst the People.
The number OF killed is said to be upwards of
five hundred, principally in the neghborhood of the
Palace Royal, and between that and the Tuilleries
An attempt was made on the Finance Minister'S
residence, at / O'Clock to day, which failed The
Tocsin has been sounding all day throughout Paris
The people are throwing the furniture out of the
Tueres, and are burning it. An attempt has
been made to burn the Tuilleries itself. The peo-
pie have penetrated into the cellars of the Tule-
rles, and are now distributing the wine among
themselves. They are also in possession Of the
Railway stations and barriers The rails have
been removed from the Railways TO pre-
vent the troops from arriving from the country
Those that started from Boulogne to Paris were O.
biged to return, as were also those from Neulchi-
tai to Boulogne, as they could not advance by the
Railway. All communications have been cut off
at Paris. The mail and passengers bound to Paris
were compelled to return TO Amies