The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-31
FROM tie Ohio S,aiesman.
SSTELL1GE.NC BY THE Cam bRl.4
Further Particulars of the
French REV yOlution.
ARRIAAL OF LOUIS PHILIPPE IN
ENGLAND
RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUS
SELL.


renee received from our London CORES.
pondent, who, at the moment Of the de-
parture Of the steamer. informs us ~
brief not o ,la, Lonis Philippe had arrived
IN England, and that Lord |ohn Russell
had resigned as Premier of the Eng
ministry. We find 10 the New YORK pa
pers vague rnmors Of the resignation =
Lord John Russell, aud there is no 'uht
1t 10 correct, as. our correspondent states
Ii 10 be q fact AS to the arrival of iauis
Philippe IN Epgland we fnd that the Llv'
erpool Maitoflhe 10Th ul'., has telegraph
desratch announcing lhat he had landed
NJ Folkstons.
We also find in new paper, called the
London Telegraph, the following, nnder
i,s 1elegrapilc news:
Friday lighi, 10 o'clock Various ra.
Inors were in circulation that Lons PHI,
lppe bad arrived al Mlyar,'s Hotel, bn
to this hour no inlimalion Of the ex Kings
arrival has been received.
PORTSMOUTH Friday, Feb. 25.-Gresi
sensation 10 now prevailing here, on ac-
count Of tie expec ed ARRIVAL Of Lonis
Philippe about midnigd.
MOkE DETAILS OF THE FRENCH
REVOL UTlUN.
IFrom the Pans lieforme, Feb. 24.]
When the 10Th legion OF the Ma ional
Guard was assembled yesterday mornIng
on The place Tarappe, one Of them shuuted
Vice Ia Reforlne! whereupon NJ Lcmer
cier, the Colonel, gave orders that he
should be seized, but the National Guards
surrounding him. declared that he had on
j. expressed their sentiments.
A detachment, consisting of several
companies Of Sd Legion, prevented The
Municipal Guard from attacking The peo
pie near The Poin, Notre Dame.
Between FIVE aud SIX O'clock. about ff
y Municipal Guards. who were shut IN a
were forced TO lay down their aims. The
National Guard negotiated between the
people and lbe Municipal Guard for lh.
discerning Ano when II was effected, th.
former took the latter under their proiec.
tion. The exaspera'ion Of the cruwd
against tho MunicipaI Guard was mos. iu
.euso, owing 10 the severity with which
si.-4 L--as iad .asi- d iffs rem o,iarlsrs;
and when they Issued RON the cour, ard !,
strong force was required to protec'
them. The people then demanded that
they should be made take of their shakes,
and that they were obliged 10 do, The,
we're then led along number of streets,
headed by detachment OF culrassiers,
and surrounded BY the National Guarl
the lrools OF the line forming a passage
for them 10 pass. On arriving at tbs
Place de fHotel de Vile, clever cavai.
~ movement prevented the crowd from
entering, and the Municipal Guard wert
thereby enabled TO escape into the place.
They then warmly expressed their thanks
10 their delieerets.
nian anu part Of the Rue ST. Martin were
filed with barricades, which were guarded
in military fashion by the people. The
inhabitants were politely conducted TO-
their residences. FHss were llgh,ed 70,
che biyouac. 10 the Rue Rambesuieau
the people, carry torches, knocked al the
doors until some one answered. The,
then cried, have you armsp Yes Then
give them When the arms were gwen
the people wrote on the doors, On a
dome des arms!
Az the crowd was assembled before the
Hotel Of the Minls,ry Of ForeIgo Affairs,
and we're altering the usual cries. these
we're fred on withou, previous notice, aud
fifty Two persons fell dead or wounded
A cry ofseugeance was Immediately vi
tered by the people, the victims of an
abominabe smbuscade, aud several OF
them FASTENED into the ne,ghboring
streets. shonliug To arms! to arms! We
are being assasslna,el!' Shortly after
we saw car, arrive atthe ufiice Of the
Ndfioaal, Containing dead bodiss. The
we're weeping. and iull Of indignation, and
who show ed us the bloody bodies, crying
sthey are asssssias who have slain theih;
we vi i'll asepge them! Give us arms! atms.
The torches casting their glare BY tufns !.
on the bodies and on The people, added 10
the violen, motions OF the scene. VI. Gaa.
nier Psgss beng al that moment ia ,he
ofice Of The .Nafioaai, addressed the Peo-
pie. He promised that be would emplo'
bis efforts TO obtain for the people thus
attacked, the satisfaction which is reqnir
Cd from these impious and atrUcious mnr.
derera The iuaeral train left our Office.
coadacted and lighted in ihe same manner.
Thsy eonvsyed The bodies to anisal quar-.