Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
BY Telegraph.

Ten days additional time Is Bfah'eo ~
redeem bills throughout the republic
The National Assembly is TO meet on
the oh Of April and decree a Constitution
The population is to be the basis OF e
lection.
The representatives ofthe people to be
fixed at 900, including those for AlgIers'
and the Colonies suffrage to be direct and
universal
All Frenchmen of 81 years of age to be
electors, and alt tf25 years ofago elIg'-
bic of being elected.
The ballot to he secret.
Tie Constitutional Assembly Is TO meet
on the Goth of April.
All prosecuiuns against the press for
nolit,cnl offences to be withdrawn, aud the
prisoners confined for all such offences, to
be released.
All forms Of utility to be preserved and
respected.
The Royal residence to be sold, and the
proceeds applied to the reItefofthe victims
of the revolution, and as compensation Tor
losses IN trade and manufactures.
Capital punishment Is to be aboIisbed'
and all political prisoners liberated and
furnished with means to join their lami-
lies.
The Suppression of the Chamber OF
Peers. and the dissolution of the Chamber
Of Deputies Is complete.
, ProcIarnations and DEGREES during the
revolution, were issued from the press by
/ tho Provisional Government, intcrdicting
, the meeting of the ex-chamber OF Peers.
$ The T'uilleries i TO be converted into al
). n ylnm for invalid worknen.
DEGREES have also been issued, chang
ing the names of several vessels OF the navy
e and also those ofthc streets which had an.
reference TO Monarchy or mombers 9th
fallen Kings family.
PARIS, Nurrh 9th.-l attest advice
: represent the city as tranquil, but the t
naucial crisis was undated. Eminet
: houses spoken of rs in great difficuItie
but no further failures ate announced.
Funds had fallen considerably. On I'll
9Th, three per cents opened at SOC and HI
If wing been done as low rs Acc, closed
d, Aft, while the five per cents opened
sat, were done as low as TAT, and cIost
at 10.
There was no tunult or agitation
10 was sad and calm Mo" o""'v ""1 AZ
Die ed their securities for money, at whatev
he price il could be obtained, but there W
= scarcely a tuyer-iu market.
mt The Archbishop of Paris, accompaui
we by two vicar Generals, presented htms
ost to the Provisional Government, and ga
er. in bis adhesion in the name of the ent
clergy ofhis DIOCESE.
:, Eight hundred mercantile firms connie
ted with the Paris Bourse, waited on
Provisional Government, to ask further
lay of a month on the bills due on the 20
which requ st being refused, they had
n, solved TO dismiss their clerks and woI
tea men, and commence their determinat
led not to satisfy their engagements.
Ttulon papers of the 10Th, state that L
de Aumale and Prince Joinville arrived
CNs that port, aud made communication to
=. miral Baudoin, who, through the telegra
applied to the government to admit thel
Tee, and It is said he had been authorized
sent place Il steamer at The disposal ofthe Pt
ers, ces, to convey them wherever they pie
Il. ed.
ard The Revolution his spread through
France, and all her departments have 10
ID: ed in the Republic.
'sed Louis Philippe and the Royal fam
.ost, with Guizot, arrived in England,
are The Chateau of Neuilly has been sacl
r to and burnt to the ground.
ieux There aro thirty thousand c~aricatu
% of against Louis Philippe in all the prime
may shops ofparis' They appeared as il
lest. magic.
mu. The Colonels ofthe lO5th and 18th
the giments were massacred by their {
Their men, for refusing to march against
ting Tuilleries.
The Palace of the Tuilleries has b
son covered into a hospital, under the ma
am. of lie Hotel des Tnpalides.
ised The Rouen Railway is stopped, and
tiers populace have burned the bridge of
{ ofI lens.
y, ENGLAND.
Arrival Of the En-. King and Quee
-, Nep ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, March 81
; I The King, on landing, was dressed
they green blouse and blue oyercoat borro
with of the Captain of the vessel. Louis !
ippe had not u change of clothing, ha'
-; been, for some days before his embaI
ton for England, moving from farm.h he
owe" to farm house in The neighborhood Of
ford. They were nearly exhausted b.
|, G. tigue, and a night or two back he wa.
thew the point ofgiying himself up.
Louis Philippe and the e1-Queen,
St'p a male and female attendant, who cor
lums tuted the suite, embarked on boar
ton French fshing boat near Treford, with
intention ofattempting TO cross the cl
-; mel at sea. The party we're picked u