The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27
THE REVOLUTION I'M FRANCE.
che Event, and Incidents Leading
to tho Event.
SCENES IN PARIS.
&C., &C., &c.

ton hiss commenced in France. The pokiique
ing itself Tbs electoral banquet has been suppressed
and the opposition retalae by impeachment of mimi,
terp--tbo rejection of the impeachment be followed
by the resignation of large oopposition members
aud the question thus to be brought be-
the country shall rafed by the electoral body be-
tho rally cry of the opposition in parliament Such
Is summary OF tho news ia yesterdays Paris journals
the Chamber that it was only on Monday that ministers
decided the necessity Of procaimiDg the banquet
and their resolution vas founded upon the manifesto
day gave description As this manifesto announced
a h".
Guards reminding them OF their duties and as the stu
dents were tojoin another fosods the as
proclamstioDs were, writes our correspondent, pls
evening crowds had bsen assembling all dsy; but
the fact of the suppression OF the banquet with all the
atterdsnt circumstances. was not generally known
thrcu Paris until the appearance OF the evening
journals The excitement then displayed was most ex
Irsordinary 1t by main struggle that paper could
be procured. and so as the fortunate purchaser
had fought back his way with the paper shed in his
hand, to it from b'ing snatched away, he was
read tbs contents by the light Of the nearest lamp
shop window In time incredibly short, the papers
had disappeared and not was to be had Mt all After
long interval papers printed and the boys
who carried them to the stands at which tho evening
forced from them by competitors who seemed ready to
pay any price Add to this the spectacle of cannon
vinosnnes Yet, to say, the funds at the
Passage de popera thirty ceatimss. "Do not mind
Spectators deal with immediate effects and do not
troubs their heads about distant contingencies Ashley
the speculstors will deal with them marketable
commodities" Although the funds rose the had
got Wind of the intentions of the opposition to impeach
minister's and having presented the act OF impeachment
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb. %, ls4s.
This morning was early on foot, and the first thing
that struck my troop of soldiers entering
the hotel Of minister For minutes they were
to spread through the court and garden and then
Shortly afterwards the Bouevsrds began to be filled
with people, moving considerable numbers and in the
desine at the corner of The Rue Royae, that the
bers of the opposition in the habit of meeting Pro-
ceedpg towards the Bourse through different streets
could Observe nothing OF an unusual character People
pursuing their ordinary avocatons. Even the
70 ~.nd windows All locked pesceable and quiet
whe.<ver the prociamatons were posted up crowd OF
whom, m ut, told me he had been up to the Rue de
Challot The banquet ground occupied by militia
~ but there was even Their no asembsge proceeded
,hrouyh the Paias Royal; all was quiet. walktd
the garden II the Tueiies and for the first time,
perceived crowd standing on the terrace overlooking
n;obt: the ground was wet and the sky dull There
were several people moving about in the Place de Ia Con
past IL O'Clock dense of persons emerged from
the Rue Royale, mostly wearing the blouse,
an nr m sbssus 10 Marsiase THIS need not
tell you was q direct violation Of the proclamation
rsss area was nile and IL appeared to they did
not cross bridge leading to the Chamber OF Depu
ties
lot No soldiers presented themselves but few fire
men coming from the Rue Reysie with their brass he'll
S are the
troops turning barracks Of the Rue Neuve de
TO take tie behind; III, AND
Minister. Here | witnessed long continued scene Oh
the most dangerous exctsmsnt groups Of persons be-
on At length saw crowd following tour National
Guards abreast ami this crowd stopped anG sFSsnsa
boys kick at the gate, of whom took up huge pa
wing stone and dashed it against the boards and the
prospect Of a collision was growing imminent A body
Of Municipal Guards, commanded by commissary OF
police In coored Clothes but wearing sash,
turned out into tho court and deliberately loaded their
guns. They then drawn up before the door A
Body of Horse Municipal Guards rode up and dispersed
the mob Soldiers of the line were drawn up along the
Boulevard side of the hotel aud q line of Municipal
Guards drawn up in the garden which is separated
by railing from the Boulevard The troops showed
great for From time to tine gould be heard
.du de Ia oi" the mouth of the commissary
of police calling the people to disperse and from the
people, Vive la hsne intended to fatter the soldiers
Then there would be charge from the Municipal
guards on horseback. and the crowds would be dis
pers,d only again, until at last the place rang
with universal chorus of Ia Marseitiaise BY about
one O'Clock the avenues about the hotel were
pretty well cleared the part Of the Boulevard
where there soldiers, dense mass had formed
On e.ch side Two companies OF horse Municipal Guards,
esch extending the whole street patroed and
down. the mob at both sides si!i singing and shouting,
but this police evidently intending proceed to
olent long they confined themselves to noise
AT one moment, the commissary OF police had nearly
ton WITNESSED nus say that the authorities displayed
the most admirable temper and forbearance was told
that In ne morning the female msmosrs ,o OF .he %
faults the minister himself have fallen into no
OBJ am su1e ne ;.s se M ss .0p ms
martyrs of the FIST revolution His daughters also
ate dispositions and unaffected manners AS for politi
al opinions ,hsl only say tbat many sound headed
think that Louis Philippe ought to have taken
= mn. aud other reforming sovercigns and adopted
a1a 4 the reform movement which however it
fhr de nf 1iecnn nj ha-
may may eiiaae, his dynasty to standing pers 1t is
n ys hu zoo at >nnouncs law regulating the right
Of meeting, with prom light allay III, terrible excite
~, ,yhi,h mi, dsv bnv. witnessed when repeat
that attack commeno, ,sre nstional guards
shouing Down with the minister " that saw stones
thrown aud preparations to break ope ir mnsker You
sence of the troops whom ssw load the @ ;,n
snnst allow that ssngunary collision wss'ery immi
nent $40
Fans, Thursday morning Feb. "a isas ~.
The part of ta~ city from which write IL nov a. ,e
hands the insurgents As far as osn see eiong Va.
Boulevards nothing rs to be eesn but persons eub
cades The only soldiers in eight regiment OF in
fsutry and squadron OF cava y drawn mp IN rohs VI
the Hotel des Afsires Etrangeres
The greatest delight shown everywhere on the
announcement of the fall Of the ministry Inc mob De-
serted heir barrcadeo aad went In immense bouies
along the Boulevards for the purpose OF sauung NJ
Ciuizot with groars and proclaiming their triumph
Everywhere they won't they forced the 70
iuniuate end the Rue de Ia Pax, the Place Vendome,
tho Bonsysrds and In fact all the best parts OF Paris
were illuminated brilliantly as the greatest JOY ex
listed the fact was that The city was IN pos
sesiop of the mob The crowd became at last 80 dense
that the geeree sounded and large bodies OF troops
we're brought up fer the defence OF the 46'res Ean
ere ASout ten o'clock unfortunately occurred to
the rioters 20 demand release Of the prisoners and
large body went Pssis de Juscetor the purpoee
but they fired in the Place do dreve ana gress
numbers killed Others went towards tbs .11Ires ~
vang6res Tor the purpose, but some OK them nav
Ing attempted to penetrate INTO NJ un
zots official residences for the purpose OF forcing nun 70
IN honor of his fall the solters drove
rhYust u
the. of the soldiers, who fired his musket rms was
OF one for general discharge from the whole OF the
the sign may conceive the confusion, for the boue-
line. You wded to excess. immediate sdups
ward was GRO, number killed and wounded IN