Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

These citizens have not hesitated one instant in ac
cepting the patriotic mission imposed upon them by
urgency.
When blood flows-when the capital of France is
on fre-the commission of the provisional govern
ment is derived from the public peril and the public
safety. The whole of France will understand it, and
will afford it the concurrence of patriotism. Under
the popular government proclaimed by the provisional
government, every citizen is a magistrate.
Frenchmen give the world the example that Paris
has given TO France; prepare yourselves, by order
and by confidence in yourselves, for the powerful
institutions which you to be called upon to give
to yourselves.
The provisional government wills for Republic,
saving The ratIcatons of the French people, which
is to be Immediately consulted.
Neither the people of Paris the provs ional
government pretends to substitute their opinions for
the opinion Of the citizens the de6nitve form of the
government which the sovereignty of the nation will
proclaim.
The unity of the nation, formed henceforth of all
the classes of the nation which compose il;
The government of the nation by itself;
Liberty, equality, and fraternity for principles;
The people for motto and mot d'ordre.
Such is the democratic government which France
owes herself, and from which our efforts should be
insured.
These are the first acts of the provisional govern
ment:
NJ. DUPONT, Ode 'LEURE, President of the Council.
NJ. DE LAMARTINE, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
M. ARAGo, Minister Of Marine.
NJ. CREMIEUx, Minister Of Justice.
General BEDEAU, Minister of War;
III. MARIE, Minister of Public Works.
NJ. LEDRU RoLIN, Minister of the Interior.
NJ. BETAMONT. Minister of Commerce.
Nj. CARNoT, Minister Of Public Instruction.
M. GoUDcKAUx, Minister of Finances.
M. GARNER PAGES, Mayor of Paris
nj. RECURT, Adjoint.
nj. GEUNARD, Adloint.
General CAvAIGNAc, Governor of Algiers.
General CoURTAIs, Commandant-General of
National Guards.
The other mayors are Professionally retained, as
well as the adjoins, under the name of mayors-ad-
joints Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The Prefecture of police is under the orders of the
mayor of Paris, and will be reconstructed under
Their bill.
The municipal guard is dissolved The guard of
the city of Paris is entrusted the national guard,
under the orders of NJ. Courtas, superior command
ant of the national guard of Paris.
Latest Intelligence.
The following proclamation has been posted at the
Bourse:
"Orders have been given to cease firing every
where.
1--WE have just been charged by the King to form
a ministry.
"The Chamber will be dissolved, and IN appeal be
made to the country.
General Lamoriciere has been appointed COM
mdndant of the national guards.
| "THIERS,
'ODILLON BARROT,
"DUVERGIER DE HAURANNE,
i "LAMORICIERE."
1 All The ministers have quilted their hotels.
/ The Bourse is closed.
PARIS, Friday, a. m.
republic has been proclaimed The king and
his family gone to Eu.
The provisional government already appointed has
been confirmed. The following are ministers: Du-
pont de rEure, President Lamartine, Foreign AZ
fairs; Arago, Marine: Ledru Rolin, Interior; Ma
. RE, Public Works. Carnot, Public Instruction Be-
lamont Commerce; Lamorciere, War; GARNER
Pages, confirmed Mayor of Paris; Cavaignac,
as Governor of Algiers De Courtrais, Commandant
of the National Guard
All communication by railway and diligence is sus-
pended The station Of the northern railway has
been burnt. 1t is impossible TO get out of Paris by
line. All tranquil in the quarter of the Tuille-
ries.
; HALF PAST o'clock
The following notice has just been published:
SIN the name Of the sovereign people:
"CITIzENs: The provisional government has just
been installed. 1t is composed by the will of the
people, of the citizens Frederick Arago, Louis Blanc,
Marie, Lamartine, Flocon, Ledru Rolin, Recur Mar
asst, Albert. To watch the execution of the
measures which will be taken by the government
in the department o: the police, the citizens Cous-
sidiere and Sobrier.
"The sovereign will of the people has desig-
mated the citizen Et Arago TO the direction general of
the postofice.
"As the first execution of the orders given by the
provisional government il is advised that the bakers,
furnishers of provisions of Paris keep their shops
open to oil those who may Lave occasion for them.
'It is expressly recommended TO the people not TO
quit their arms their positions, or their revolutionary
attitude. They have often been deceived by treason
1t is important that they should not give opporuni-
ties to attacks as criminal they are TERRIBLE
: The following order has also just been issued
"In The OF the French People
at is intedicted TO the members of the ex-Cham.
Der of Peers meet
paris, 24th February.
= DUPONT, Ode l'Eure.)
"LAMARTINE,
"LEDRU ROLIN,
CAD CREMIUX,
"MARIE,
"ARAGO."
T"Er- Chamber Of Peers" is rather significant
Paris this morning is perfectly quiet, but the shops
closed, and the streets barricaded before.
The people crowd the streets, and preparing 10
90 to attack The castle of Vincennes.
The throne Of Louis Philippe was yesterday car.
ried in procession from the Tullleries, and burnt or
the Place de la Bnstie, close the column of July.
4 On the northern railway the stations all burnt
4 as far ST. Dennis, and probably further The
trains do not
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