Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08
FAYErTE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, APRIL s, Isis.

ployed than in shedding its blood in so deplorable
| a collision.
My Dear Comrades: | have been invested by
the new Cabinet with the superior command oil
the National Guard Of the Department Of the
Seine.
By your energetic attitude you have asserted
the triumph Of liberty. You have been, and will
ever be. the defenders Of order. | rely upon
you; as you may rely upon me. Your comrade,
| (Sgned) Gen. LAMoRIcIERRE.
(Countersigned) ODILLoN BARREr.
| Paris, Feb. "a, 1913.
At IL o'clock the following proclamation was
posted on the walls Of Paris:
My beloved fellow ctzeDs-F From this mo.
ment the maintenance OF order is entrusted to the
courage and prudence Of the people Of Paris
and its heroic National Guard. They have ever
been faithful to our noble country. They will
no, desert her in this grave emergency.
OpILLoN BARRorr.
The proclamation produced temporary calm.
Large pools OF blood are still or The pavement.
On leaving The palace, the King and his fam>
y proceeded to NeulIy, under an escort Of cui.
ressers. After the troops evacuated the Tuille.
lies, the palace was Immediately occupied by The
insurgents. who destroyed everything in twin.
dows, furniture, pictures, &c. The throne alone
was left entire, carried in procession through the
streets and the BouIevarde, and ultimately
smashed to pieces. A similar scene OF des;fuc,
ton took place at the Palais Royal.
Marshal Bugeaud has been named at once
commander Of the National Guards and Of The
troops OF the line.
In The Chamber OF Deputies, q, one o'clock,
NJ. Sauzet took the chair. in the presence OF
some 300 members. Shortly afterwards it was
Il L. n. n-i. - 4
at the palace with her two sons. The Princess
soon appeared at the left door, accompanied by
the two Princes and the Dukes de Nemours end
tered first, led by one Of the members Of the
House. He penetrated with difficulty as Tar as
the semicrcle, which was crowded with officers
and soldiers Of the National Guard His pres
ence produced lively impression on the assem-,
bly,, Almost Immediately afterwards the Ouch
ess entered. and seated herself in an armed chair
between her two sons.
The hall was then (orciby entered by multi
tude OF armed men Of the lower orders and
National Guards. The Princess and her chill
dren then retired 10 one Of the upper benches 0
the centre, opposite the presidential chair.
The greatest agitation and uproar prevailed
and when silence was restored, M. Dupin Tost
and announced TO the assembly tina. the hire
had abdcated in favor Of his grandson, and con
lefred the Regency on the Duchess Of Orleans
A voice from the public gallery, at is too late.
Az indescribabie scene OF tumult ensued. 4
} number Of Deputies collected round The Duchess
snd her children, and the Dukes. Nations
} Guards also rallied round the royal family.
M. Marie then assembled the tribune: his voice
was drowned by deafning cries. When 8 lenc'
was restored, he said that in the critical situation
in which be was placed it was urgently necessa
ry to adopt some measure calculated TO calm tht
population. Since morning, the evil had mad
immense progress. Should we proclaim TIL
5 Duke de Nemours or the Duchess Of Onean
regent?
NJ. Odillon Barrot assembled the tribune, ant
advocated the rights Of the Duchess OF Orleans
NJ. Larochej a9uelin supported The appeal 10 III
j people; Nj. Lamalne and NJ. Ledru Rolin in
e sisted on the necessity Of appointing a Provis
ional Government M. Ssuget here put on hi
hat and concluded the sitting. The Prince
I retired, followed by the members Of the Centre
those of the left alene remsining in the hail.
r The insurgents then called, or rather carried. y
Dupont de rElure 10 the Presidential chair
y The Tribune and all the seats were occupied b.
lie people and the National quad, and tn
S names OF the following members OF the Provision
al Government were proclaimed amidst seen
: which has not been witnessed since the Conven
ton: M. GARNER Pages, NJ. Arrange, M. Marie
Ledru Rolin Lamarln, Nj. CIemieux.
This last was received with cries Of "Viva /
! Repubhque," and the assembly then adjourned t
the Hotel de Vile 10 install the Provisional Gov
eminent.
, LATEST lYTELLIGtScE.-The following proc
amation has been posted al the Bourse:
! nrIars boya baap uivan 6rru
where.
We have jus! been charged by the King to lorr
ministry.
The Chamber will be dissolved and an appel
be made 10 the country.
Gen. Lamorcere has been appointed Commar
, der Of the National Guards.
ODlLLoN BARRor,
E DAvEEaIER DE HAUsAvNE
LAPoIcIERE.
2 All the ministers have quilted their hotels.
! The Bourse is closed.
r PARls, Feb. 25,h 9 A. NJ.
q A Republic has been proclaimed. The Kin
e and his family are gone TO England.
The provisional government already nppointe
e has been confirmed. The following are mini!
ters: Dupont de l'Eure, PRESIDENT Lamsrtn
Foreign Affairs; Arrago, Marine; Ledru Roliir
d Interior; Marie, Public works; Carnot, Publ
| Instruction; Belmont, Commerce: Lamoricar
n War; Gernier Pages, confirmed as Mayor
e Paris; Cavsiguax, Governor Of Aleiers; Decour
If as, Commandant OF the National Guard
All communication by way OF railway and d
II gence is suspended.
Halt past nine o'clock-The following no.i
l. has just been published
Ie In the name of the Sovereign People