Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06

INcInESTs OF THE REyoLuTIos.-lhe Dos
ton Daily Advertiser publishes extracts OF
letter from lady in Paris, from which we
give the following -
MARcu 7, lSlS.-Now every thing Is re-
duc.d 10 order but the change is very great
RepubIicanism stalks abroad, en- blouse the
public buildings are guarded by new recruits OF
La Guarde Natonale, who are not yet hd5'fes'
Beggars who formerly paid for heeEie TO,
King Philippe, now roam IN NUMBERS anu '@ai
lessly. over the Bouleyards tormentng and sad
denng the passer-by itinerant vendsrs OF al!
sorts Of commodities, encumDerlhg lhe s"c
walks knots OF OatricrS talk loudly OF HeH
rights the walls heretofore untouchci' are
covered with hand-blls from the Government
and the popalace and the Tulllerles to Ihis Gay
are occupied By band who find the royal eel
lars TOO well provlsioned to be abandoned 'he
government have now sent an armed ioFc; 10
dspossess them--but imagine SCI oi penn .
ragamuflins riotng in the midst oil Pdfes a. JOS
vras. anchoSles ald champagne, &c
Tri-color is the order OF the day,-lheSe
colors Lamartiue succeeded IN fixing Tor 'Ge
fag-the People being determined to adolt me
Ted une--this3great man Is The PreSTt" o
France his eloouence so charmed the crowd
shat they yielded entirely TO It's dictates Il"
has taken the place Of Guizot. Now every
holy wears i ;ricolored rosette little flags ale
soli. and pins and flowers offered at every cor
ner.--Today | saw this pretty combination oi
colors in pots of hyaclnths IN the flower market
and confectionery has already adopted the RED,
blue. aud white.
We are rather uneasy and hardly know what
nl,n to adopt. everything bears changing as
uect thousands are leayngs Paris. BANKERS
are filling great distrust prevails, ana PeoP!e
are consequently retrenchlng their expenses ,
and il is not pleasant to hive IN this state OF
things. ::
Alas for the Palace, windows clashed M
curtains torn down, flung out and IanPiGa' :,
have seen il in its glory and in It's doWhiaii ;
the scenes there AT the entrance OF the ihoo
have been described to me by many eyewitness
tn b,,uscs rolled on the down beds-the yW'-
,,ssplayed with the dolls of the little Processes
sat in the chairs of state, dressed their har win
che pommades, brushed their teeth with the
toyal teeth h-brushes-makng divers eNciaina'
lions of delight at the exquisite perfumes oi inc
,oilelte-table the throne was carried OH ant
par,ded down the Bouevards to be burned a
The foot of the column of July-all plcture
and figures Of the King, were shot at, burne'
and broken, vet all was compar ativeiy orderly
,ll they reached the leine cellars +; then IN
fumes OF the fine old liquors mounted to tn
heads of the rioters, and the gentleman though
il time to retire.
"Vast amounts of money and treasury wcr
found and taken to the Government, and IN
honesty of this excited mass is wonderful
only four men were found stealing, and thrs
were shot by their compatrlots, and their bodle
sxno-.,d as a warning When you know tha
hundreds of these men were suffering ir"t
want. YOU can appreciate the fact: a man
n blouse was seen guarding the Jeweiry an
other valuabes with a pistol in each hand
these things are to be sold, as the goods OF tn
Roval family are all conilscated. ihey ieit
great terror, and were separated one iFo
another.