The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
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Tae RevoIn,ion i'm France.

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received from France by the Caledonia.
We do not know that we can consult
thsir,ast better than by giving them the
intelligence more iu detail. Onthis side
of the water we look with intense inter-
est to the progress of Republicanism in
France and, as the recent Revolution will
most likely terminate in the permanent
establishment of powerful Republic
Americans will watch the progress OF O.
vents with eager interest. We copy
from the City papers:
PARIS, Feb. 2S.--.The Thiers. Barrott,
and Billaut parties. have united and CIV
en- in their adhesion TO the new govern
ment. During the Revolution 42S per-
sons were wounded. Of whom $50 we've
civilians, and 7S were military.
The Journal des Debais, the Ministe-
rial organ has joined the Republicans.
Antwerp advices state that business
was entirely disregarded. The general
attention being directed TO the progress
of the French Revolution.
Napoleon Bouaparte, Jerome Bona
parts aud Napoleon Lonis Bonaparte
sent in their adhesion TO the Republic of
fsring their individual support.
Achmet Pscha, son of Mohemet Ali,
fought on the popular side with great in
trepidity.
March 2..--Tho public works in Paris
have resumed their activity. The cor
dialities between England and France
are confirmed, and despatch from Pal
merston by Lord Normanby, acknowledge
ing the French Republic, has been re-
ceived
March 4-.-The funeral procession Of
the killed of the 22J, 23d and 24th Of
February was a magnificent aud solemn
affair. The people, troops, National
Guard and Provisional Government, com
binng all ranks and orders of State, uni
ted in the demonstration.
March 5.--A deputatiUn from the Char.
lists of England has been received in pub
lie, aud their speeches replied to by Gar
nier Pages. When they left the mir rung
with shouts of Vlve la Republique.
March 6---Some heavy failures Of large
commercial houses have transpired.
March 1.-THE Press states that the
provisional government intend placing
the tomb of Napoleon under the care o
his brother Jerome, who is to be appoin
ted Governor of tho Invalids.
A deputaton of 2sO citizens Of th'
United States waited upon the provision
government, bearing the American anc
French flags on the same staff The col
ors we're placed in the Hotel de Vile.
The Paris Correspondent of tho New
York Courier and Enquirer gives con
densed but Ineligible detail Of recen
events. From it we take tho following
The young Republic is now scarcel.
two weeks old but is already treading i
the path to greatness, with the elasticit
and vigor of lusty youth. Those VIII
looked upon its birth with evil eye, ar
fast becoming its devoted friends. Th
energy of the Provisional Government
almost superhuman. In thirty-six hour
they restored Paris from q condition {
anarchy and the intensest excitement
perfect order aud tranquility. In the
two first sittings they accomplished tn
work ofan ordinary whole legislative Sol
sion.--They declared France Republic
abolished Royalty, dissolved the Chan
ber roEDeputies. interdctod tho reassen
bling oflho Peers, absolved all publ
fnuctonaries from their oath ofallegianc
TO the former government, adopted nj
iional flag with the inscription, Libeyt
Egdlite, Frdterpite, abolished all titles {
nobility, enacted that Justice should b
administered in the name Of the Frenc
people, took measures for the perfect sc
curity of all public aud private property
provided for the assistance ofthe wound
ed, in the name of the country adopte
the children of the dead, declared thank
TO the National Guards aud Students e
their patriotism aud bravery, provide
for the regular supply oflhe means ofsul
sistance, sot at liberty all confined f.
political causes, requested the Church
invoke the blessings of Heaven upon tn
newborn nation, recognized tho unlim
ted freedom Of conscience aud publ
worship, abolished the punishment ,
death for political offences, rOinstated Il
Police ofParis, disbanded tho Municip
Guard. reorganized the National Guar
aud added to it twenty.four moveab
battalionS, issued proclamation tothe a
my recognizing them as citizens Il brot
ers, converted tho Tuilleries into an as
lum for ciDa inpaiids, voted million
the civil list for tho benefit of the wsrkiI
classes, removed many judicial aud a
ministratys officers and appointed su
stitutes, re-oponed tho Courts of Justi
aud the sitting oflhe University aud RI
al Colleges, re.establshed the regul
administration Of the ports, guaranti,
the Right of Association, established
permanent commission devise measur
for the alienation of the Laboring Cla
es, caused the immediate resumption
labor upon tho public works, issued a c
cular preparing the way for the bet
support Of Public Schools and the ,
largement of their basis ofinstruction,
ganized a ministry at the head of
Public Departments, aud effected ma