Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-06

Deputies rcndng the ait with cries of Uiue Ia REFORMED aJds
GuiiOt The iron gates Of tho enclosure were shut, YET
where the Chambers in session They were
PEELED by detachment OF the National Guards The troops
appeared in great numbers ranged themselves in solid
columns about the building, and efoctuay precuded all APP
poach The crowd increased Stones began to he showered
upon the soldiers commssay Of the police appeared, and
after vanly summonng tho rioters TO dspcrse, the cavalry
charged upon them, and they scattered IN all dIoctons
portion OF them repaired to the hotel of the Minister OF For
eign Affairs singing Ia Mdrsease and shouting :" bas Chi
iot They hurled stones the windows, and inflicted n
upon some of the inmates. Barbados composed of onn
buses carts and building materials, were thrown tho
Streets but most of them abandoned at the first appear
Rue Greueat defended with much resolution The
nicpa guard AFTER having fred voey, cleared them at tho
point OF the bnyonet Polish refugee was Killed in the at
Another skirmish occurred house in Rue BeauSOrg
where FIVE of the oters who had been previously arrested
confined The insurgents attempted TO rescue their
comrades. Shots exchanged One Of the Municipal
killed among the rioters. The prisoners remained in the
session of the authorities The gates of the Tueres and Of
the Pala Royae were shut at early hour Shops were
cosed and all business operations suspended The troops Of
the line the Municipal Guards and the National Guards
less numbers. The Duke Of Memoirs, the Prince Regent
mounted his horse and entered the ranks Tho troops aho
continually assaed with stones behaved with mnoss and
moderation In instance did they resort to violence, unless
compelled by absolute necessity The National Guards tho
to the public oder The night of the d
without serious disturbance Yesterday the 2d the of
ten O'Clock the drums beat TO arms and the bells of the
churches sounded the tocsn The National Guard almost
The haSeiHaise every where sung through the streets,
mingled with cries of ppe Ia Reore" and Dorm rG
Guio Shops paged, mud plundered of their arms,
and skrmisbcs with the troops occurred in different parts of
the city. In the Rue dc Temple Column of the National
Of vss Ia Rsrms and p Te "a G%sr S %a Ts !c
The city Municipal Guard fred upon them, and of tho
Nationals fell pierced with balls AT O'Clock the King
summoned GuizoT to his presence, and after long confer
the Premier repaired to tho Chamber of Deputies and
announced the dissolution of the Cabinet The benches
the Opposition rang with accamaion When the tumu had
SUBSIDIZED was proposed by BAERor that the impeachment
should be withdrawn Against this GUIzoT vehementy pro
tested The Ministry demanded trial and fair nvcstigG
ton The vote taken, and it decided that the art-
Giles must take their Tho Chambers adjourned be-
dark in the greatest excitement The of the fall of the
ministry circulated through the city The houses of the
boueyards and all the principal streets were illuminated and
the thotoughaes crowded with bearing the tri-
nay, una singing the Chdnt Ws rOnams Tue re-
sion OF Guzos residence soon become honged with nsur
gents shouting 4 Jds Gior' discharge was
made upon tem and 6nytwo of the number fell killed and
Wounded 1t is said that this fire Undersigned that it
originated in misunderstanding of ORDERS Various ski-
shes occurred during the night and lives lost To-day
Paris is state Of Pavenents every where torn up,
barcades constructed of the Streets shops
piaged aimed bands organizing the walls
cred with calls to arms and every thing beokens the an
proach of bloody catastrophe. What week, what day
has in store for us, Heaven only knows
Excuse tho careless appearance of this letter, for has
been written in great haste, and in the midst of tremendous
excitement. BaicUdes being formed Just under win
dows and my almost deaened with the singing
drums and the din of Crowbas and Pickaxes Cal
nent has just been formed in which Count Mole President
OF the Council and Minister of Foreign Aas NJ dc Remu
sat- the Minister of Justice NJ Passy, Finances Saint
Marc Garadin Of Public Instruction Marquis dc la Place
of War; ind NJ. Baut, of the Public Works. Some &C.
counts, however, vary the list little. They state that NJ
Dupin is the chief Of the Cabinet and NJ. dc Tocquevle
Minister of Public Instruction. Tho mail leaves and
must close.
P. NJ O'Clock, Feb. oath The King has abdcnted the
city is in possession of the popular troops provisional gov
shed aud the young Duke of Orleans the grandson of
King, is to be raised to the throne