The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29


Va TIC gunr e u Paris thai rssc'at'sn has &C.
earr-d IN Lasian3 sn that Victoria has run r0swtth
s,sad,ss the report Of Ire rrls bey,e'snSpa tnT
upon the subject. No one bs,-vss that any politcsl
movement has will take place in Englsni like thstn
France Toe B.g'sns their King one hour 10 pre-
par, 10 run; to that time, he vac on his way 10
Epgisnd exp-ct 70 hear that the lease Of power 10
the King Of B,varis has ternnsed ana that he is
ming to Engisnd, hut towards Svi,z 'rlsnl-nf~r
Lols Nones Before European iD,sllsence, he power
of kings to be melting away like dew before The
morsns sun. May moderation h. oblervet, and juig
men. he zerei'ei in revolutioDzng the old world and
til. cstshIishu,snt az new ostuions O tn. trsnor.
81 f,g b, in,cribr5 RsVu5lqw Fra aediI, i5er.
o., Eg attic Frfi''Hi6. All the oil flags are tIk-n
down aud new ones put in their places The National
Gusris have flags throughout,
Nearly million OF fraacs subscribed yestsrisy
for tn wouuied Most of tho bankers put down each
from 10 900 TO 1900 francs; Baron Rothechi
50 600; and the Bank, 100 600. The republic has
,donisd rho chldren of tnoss who killed in
the three days of ths evolu.ion AM thu psaos
ted 60 bs converted hospitals for tbs widows
wounded, Sc &c uu n better pu pose than the ain
psnsive On the Palace of the Tuileres is inscribed
"Hotet des pad Cspiisn On the house OF NJ. Gut
cot, ProPre IA ionaie n"Vasies apart iouer'
The estate of Louis Philippe is represented worth
orty millions of dollars and he said have
as ~uca about his estates as his Kingdom How sudden
ly he parted with b'th There hal been the least
preparation at the Tu ).ries Tor such event Ffom
the appearance Of the entire interior from the kitchsr
the boudoir OF thu queen all ndca.s III t the event
came upon the family, like clap Of thunder. and with
no more warDiog The queens dresses in her apart
nens and The servants have left theirs rs they hsd
Ned from FIRE. any other devas3ting break Of the
elements All his horses aud Garages stood IN their
usual places In the rcpnbc all TO be eligible 20
place aad believe the tight OF suffrage is to be
srctso. think they will Still adhere to their neot al
assembly instead Of adopting two branches e: in the
spect doe not sppesr 10 be well understood its i'm
portance appreciated In this country. Indeed monarch
lists hav- uisreprscnted govsrnmen. and people
in Enroue that condition is muh less perfectly
peh -nded in inteig .bt France than PEG
pie expsc'; and, until recently few pubic journals com
paratvely have circulated among the Of the Eu
ropean people Bot at this time tae French people read
the public journals; and there is hardly shopneu, Oh
woman aborer. who do not understand III ir con
tents; hence the ucett debates Ia tie Chamber hsv,
electrified the people, and hsslen-d the final rupture be
tween them and the government During these debates
ali classes except The Kings partiz rpoke If
luton sooner or later The prob abi;y of 10 ana
bloody European rs i,s Consequences And it is
the Impression Of tbs very have accomplished
this revolution that IL will fcaliy, If rot Immediately
produse general war All these coussquenc. S havr
been foreeeep and considered, aud if il Commences TO-
morrow will not take the evouoniets by surprise or
unprepared While there Is no disposition to give any
FOR it, there Is shrinking from the encouUter.
and thousands hsve enlisted within the last two days
under s,ion that their here of action will
be limited the pressrva ION Of der in France Ii i
not yet known WHISTLER the Eog sh Ambassador has
Piled 70 the note Of the French minister by order
OF bis government; but II is known that have
been sent to England by such will ensure the
most speedy communications hsvs said tina Dupont
is at toe head OF the repubiiche occupies that position
being venerable both for his ago and his
Lamarne is in fact the active head and occupies this
responsible position before the European world His de
csve action at the critical moment the third day, IL
the Chamber In the presence OF the Duchess 40 deans
gave him his present position; and the conduct of NJ
Barrot at the same nent 10 adherDg 10 monarchy,
and the Duchess regent, lost to him the stuatisn
which Lamsrtne now occupi's Until that moment, Bar
rot had been the leader of the opposition and follow.
ed by the masses; but power departed from him.
stanty as he departed from the position of representa-
hereditary descent of kingy power But he aud Th.r.
have given In their adhesion TO the government
tnsre Is no any party openly for The Count de Pa
ris The families OF both Charles and Pdihp have, OF
pariizans IL France but are com.
parativeiy te* and uaimportant unsiled by foreign
AVID tho nnyof n tI.a
sentative Of Charles tAe letms list 10 in good condi
ton to con this monaIcny with tina de.cendants OF
Philippe But the "Shop OF the Tuei rot furnish
France any kings un..s at The cad OF another Ca
tasiropby like that OF Waterloo
PARIS Feb %, 1913
This morning ia of Austerliz shope upon Paris
In ell its glory For the week past the elements ha6
been in confusion like the city but this morning the
sun broke out in It's full spendor upon the renovated
city and the busy multitude aud Paris is itself ege,n
The streees repaired the barrcsdes removed the
fhois are open the carriages running the multitude
persmbuating end business has resumed ~ former
tvity. To-day completes eventful week for only
France bu. the world. 1t has overturned monarchy
which repressed the energies OF the people, aud
rupted the public, and oppressed tbs p.eple VIII
daily lecture to the Euro world, that the in
tlleebt nston in Europe unit for self government
and needed king snd army TO restrain them from
SET Destruction And 1t has created a government
havr existence by the vote. the paops and
ported by unsnimity pled in The annals tn.
wcrld-s government which has done promot
tn morris of the people Impress them with heir
dignity and respons bilty Individual aod pationa-tc
tafn wrath and eSternpst- the pirit ofrevenge
to elevate he sspirstiobs of the p-opc and
ldnsss OF national character m beoess OF purpos-
and fra ernity Of feeling, than Lour Philippe effected
In this respect curing the erod Of Ds reign Tni.
extraordinary end eXtravsgapt remark aud it,
truth only b. appreciated bv ing in Paris vi,e
end daily witnPss passing cveutr and the feelings
the public Wnst a ~, linz example to ahol,h th.
pn n 1sx4h fnr of
the first acts Of republican, vernmn under existpp
circumstances and to have she announcement of tia
upon cheer. until tho voice OF the speaker
in that Of tie public and hi.ef taken in their
Of the people whom Allison chsrst teriz-. unfit for
self government, VINO had thems-lves taxed death in
every form for two days-who had seen the,s, broth
and fall by their sides fighting for lib
cry and fscrg the dirrs which aIch and y min
victory when they held the lives of thrir oppr
their Dds-aboieb by law the punishment Of death
exhibits subliniy. and magnsn'mty Of feeling aud
purpose never experienced OF entertain by b. suthor
OF the murder Of Marshal Ny, under like crcu stan
in u e responsibility Of which involved kipgs
and dukrs, whom the s8ns historian euloqizes and
CARDS the only proper repositories Of poger. Abso-
lutte Austria in i'm Ursonin< and mutteTns hundred.
every lay for political ofsnc,s and republican Frar Sc
under the domination Of the isboring classes forgves
and orges its enemies and oppr-rsors and stamps upon
nef avs 'ne msge OF mercy 80 nay II De WIN AL re-
ana Italy and the OF mans f,esdom from opprss
sion vii ne sanctihed But the allure Of the s
zersnd and Italy, reached Paris yesterday Thus KINGS
sgsiu combining to murder ana cypress The people
OF Europe. But what shecK to their jesiies will b
TIE noice Of th- mighty change in the public coupses
at Paris Their faithful oily is refugee in England
driven there By bis coup,Iyusn ana thrty-hve mi
lions Of people united stand by the heroic spirit
Of their neigh oors. The fret Au,trsn bat
TALON that enters Sxitzsrsnd, or the Independent
States Of Italy, will fud France in arms and
at tia rides of their friends Every pspsr
in Paris supports the republic and spplauds the
scs of the governnept-nons cordially ihao the
nioDArC1Ase A
officers Of the army in France, and of the navy have
given IN their cordsl adhesion to the republic; and the
United states have the prout satisfaction of being the
FIRST government th through its minister coguized
the republic. Mr. Rush waited upon the new govern
Iaent and appropriately congratulated them upon the
happy events Of the Las, week. Tb, entire diplomatic
body have decided TO remain in Pars, until trey hear
from their respective GOV asnts AVID hope that Egg
land will imm, ate ycoInc forward and extend the hand
of friend ship krance II the alliance II the thrsn