The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-19

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rhey sang the new favorit. song, beginning
Mourir pour la pa.rie,
C'sst Il sort, lie plus b,au, IL plus digne d'enve."
Or it souid be correct TO ssy that they sang only
t5ose two lines for tesy rsry got beyond them rpeSt
inc them over aud over sgsu. AT intervals, however,
they changed the refrain bv shouting with all the
oftleir Iurgs iowa with Guzot ,wn with Gaizot "
On reaching tia Mis's,y Of Foreign Affairs, hey
found ss.e oed very strong forces OF Infantry an drs
with the exception OF tho the Rue Basse
du Rempart Some p.rsons expected to see the mob
the torch bearers filed or en- the pavement, shouting
Viys Ia nsae! Vive Ia vigne" and they wers followed
After having passed the soldiers the crowd raised
erinc shout OF Down with Guizot :" after which hsv
irg formed themselves into something like order they
struck up the eternal Mourir pour Ia pstrs" and
t,uued to baw un they reached the church Of the
eiadsisine There large detachment Of the National
guard was stationed. The oommandsnt on seeing the
mob went to the leaders Of it. recommending them to
xtnsuieh their torches and to be orderly The torch
bearers Ia me diatsy complied with the requet and a
The mob then cried 80 Duchstel" and went along the
Rue Koysls With apparently the intsntion Of paying
visit TO the Minister Of the Interior.
Ia the Rue st Houore there was also an immsns'
crowd wnieh also sang as one man "Mourir pour "a
paris varied alternately with the ALIENS enf.n, Dc
"a patre /" and Aux srmes citoyens!" OF the MAR.
eeil!aice" On ascending the Rue st Honore they fell
IN with detachment of National Guards and Of re-
Long live the National Guard long live the lins' and
to wind up came fsroe shout of" Dewn with GuEotn
When the of the resignation the ministry had
bscame generally known In Paris there was burst Of
Fstisflciion which it would be difficult to descrb.
Large parties Of the national guard paraded the streets
the crowd cheering loudly Bands OF 800 to 1900 me-
and boys went about crying "Vive Is Rsforme," and
troops they divided to let them pass and they
had passed repeated their cries and their song Toward,
many persons lighted up spontaneously The Ilumins.
on OF course became more general whom the populace
sIgS n9 S went Through the ,fss ealing
tschmsnts Of National Guards, went about shouting
Vive 10 Roi," 1--WE Ia Rsferme,n snd singing the
Marstllai.e." On many OF the points where barTi-
cades had been erected and tho people resisting
troops they ceased resistance when they heard the
OF the Of the minister's and the troops
retired; but hear that on other points the people
we're sts reasonable and between nine and ten O'Clock
In tho evening" large crowd from one of the
arrived opposite the hotel Of the Ministry for Foreign
AHlirs and some shots fred at the hotel
The National Guard mustered rather strong yester-
day, and, when tho Of tho resignation of the mi
nistry was known, great number more who had re
fused to tnrn out made their appearance.
AT eleven O'Clock, there actual disturbance In
the Rue st Denis, the Rue ST. Martin, and that neigh
borhood and the troops all Withdrawn. But the
people were buaiy engaged in constructing formidable
oarricade near the Porte They had turned up great
part OF the foot pavement had sezsd carts bro
ken down some iron rsilings and in fact possessed
themselves Of almost everything which it possible
to remove. The difficulty of removing some Of the
stones was corsiderable but the mob enlvened their
labor with reiterated shouts of Down with Ciuizot,,
Ia the Rue Montmsrtre barricade was being
stIucted tho hotel of Baron Deess IT. short dis
tanc, from the Boulevard The pavement Wa. there
down, and several back-cabs seized. At the en-
trance into the Faubourg Montmartre from the Boule
ward the mob was sso engaged in constructing bArr
csde Surprise was expressed at all the troors being
Withdrawn, tut 1t was said that they were busiy
gagged near the Hotel OF the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and tbs noise Of frequent fusilsdes confirmed that
statement. The moo seemed tolerably goo t-hu
mored, for several of them politely advised
porter to take the in preference the Bou
levards, stating that there was danger in passing
along the latter Many persons walking up and
down the Boulevards, armed with muskes and clubs
q
tionel Guard which WIS greeted by the mob with cries
un,r,ea themselves with sms.hpr the ,am,. ~ Tx
guard house Of the Bouevarde Bonns Nouvee has
Abandoned by the troops and the mob occupied in
pulling every thing to pisces In the interior breaking
dowa the iron railing SO.
1t is with the deepest regret that announce
welve O'Clock at night that the l4th regiment Of the
line stationed in front of the Hotel des Aaires E,ran-
ceres, fred tonight numerous group of young
who were passing with rome National Guards at thei
head end killed considerable number of them besides
rounding many Others This event ed the greatest
excitement, particularly at later hour Of tbs night
when some Of the dead bodies st least twenty, it
sad) carried ia a wagon along the Boulevard to.
wards the Bastille Some barricades immediately
thrown up in the Rue du Feubourc Montmsrtre tn.
Rue Montmartre and other etreets close to the Eoue
wards Some cabrcles trees, barrels and otter aSti
ces were also flung together across the boulevard d.,
tsliens TO form kind Of bsrrcade but the pave
ent had not been torn up in the other places
toned At the hour at which write, matters have
become more tranquil.
From the Paris Debats, Feb AL
Bstween three aud four O'Clock sdeputston of about
one hundred members Of the National Guard, compos
ed for the most of the csrs of tbs fourth legion went
towards the Chamber CT Deputies battalion OF the
tenth legion, which in the service Of the Chamber
advanced to the middle OF the Pon de la and
declared that they had orders not to permit epu
tston to proosed to tho Chambers. At the moment al
which this passiog. NJ. Odiion Bsrrot and NJ. Gar
ser Pages who followed by great number Of dep
ues of the opposition joined tbs d,putston. The pc
tition was then remitted to NJ. Cremieux.
Rue St Antoine and the Rue Montmartre and bet ween
the Rue Veilie du Temple and the Rue So Martin the
barriosdes Of which ss has b,n already stated
constructed with dseuces, abs, csrts &c filed with
paving stones Mos, were abandoned without resistance
and the crowd assembled in other spots bsrricsie
In the Rue Viee du Temple nesr the Rue, de rOs-le
and de Potion, was eurmounted by red e An officer
who commanded a detachment which attacked one Of
the barricsdes in that quarter struck by abal
bsrricade at the entry to the Rue de Percne des
troyed by artillery.
In attack on the Place du Chs.elet, NJ de st. Hi
lare, Chef de Battslion OF the 3ish regiment killed
From the Paris Conservatism Feb 241
The service CT the reimbursement p5st Offices i'm.
peded yesterday end tbs day before by the Insurgents
The post ocs for the Hass remained closed
That In the Rue rEchquer partially interrupted
Yesterday and tba day before the insurgents prevented
the postmen tasirg the letters from the receiving
boxes and on Tuesday night ooe Of the.. po,,men va
sprrou0 ded and detained for several hours The pest
ece omnibusscs prevented from ming the whole
OF the day by an assembag of 400 or 500 armed
Some letters spoiled by the Injection into the re-
csivins boxes OF water or some other matter.
From tn. Paris Rsforne Feb 241
When the 10Th legion Of the National Guard was as.
sembled yesterday morning on the Place LARAMIE,
OF them shouted I" Vive Ia Reforme - whereupon
Lemercer, the Colonel gave orders that he should be
seized but the Natiousl Guards surrounding him. de.
clsred tnat he had only expressed their sentiments
A detachment consisting Of several companies Of Sd
Legion prevented the Municipal Guard from attacking
th- peop, resr tho Pont Notre Dame
Between Ave and elk o'clock, about fifty Municipal
Guards who shut in conrt yard Of house in the
Rue Bourg rAbhe forced to lay down their arms
The National Guard negotiated between the people and
tn Municipal Guard for the dissrmirg and when IL
effected the former took the latter under their prots
ton The evaporation OF tho crowd against the NUM-
cpal Guard most intense owing to tho severity with
which that body had acted in different qusrers and
VIII Trey issued from the court yard strong force
required TO protect thsm. The people then demanded
that they should be made to take of their shkos
that they obgsd to do They then led along
number Of streets headed by detachment of cuiras
tiers, and surrounded by the National Guard, the
troops OF the line forming passage for them to pass
On arriving OF the Flsce dc Hotel de VILE clever
va,ry movement prevented the crowd from entering
and the Municipal Guad were thereby bled to ee.
into The nIacA They MI THAR