Democratic banner., 1848-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
For the No. Republican.
NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA CONFIRMED!
Additional Particulars of tilc EGeVOiu-
ton liza France!

in favor of the Count de Paris, and the
Duke de Nemours has been proposed as
Regent; but the proposition was rejected.
1t was then proposed, in the Chamber of
Deputies, by Odillon Elrrot, the leader of
the opposition, that the Regency should be
formed under the Duchess d'Orleans, un-
til the Count de Paris should obtain his
majority; but this was also rejected, and a
Republic insisted upon.
The Duchess of Orleans and the Count
De Paris went to the Chamber at half past
one, accompanied by the Duke De Memo
urs, and there the same propositions being
made, they were again rejected by the
Deputies and by the people who had pene-
trated into the Chamber.
The Chamber has declared itself in per-
mancnce, and has refused to allow the fami-
ly of Louis Philippe to resume the throne.
There will be great efforts made to support
the Duchess D'Orleans as the head of a
Regency.
The idea of a republic is not agreeable
to the feelings of a mass of the people
The Chamber metto-day, but the populace
overpowered the majority.
The King, at on. o'clock, leftthe Palace
of the Tuilleries and escorted by party of
the Cavalry, the carriage wentby the quay.
to the barriers of the Passy.
The troops were all drawn at noon to-day
Not a soldier is to be SEEM. The troops Of
the line have fraternised with the national
guards, and the national guard with the
people.
All intercourse with the two sides of the
river is cut off, but I hear distant firing 60
ing on every instant, while write.
GarriuS Pages is Mayor of Paris,
\ strong Government will be organized.
A Republic of the model of the United
States is proposed.
Procession of persons in blonze, and ar
med, has just passed, carrying the throne
room of the Tuillcries on their shoulders
i'll MISUNDERSTANDING the Marscills hymn.
There has been a frightful loss Of life,
and, in many instances; the troops have re-
fused to act against the people.
The number of killed is said to be up
wards of fire hnnarcd, principally in the
ncighhorhood of the Palais Royal, and be-
tween that and the Tuilleries an attempt
was made on the Finance Minister'S resi-
dcnce, at IL o'clock, but it was unsuccess-
Iful.
The tocsin has been sounding all day
Throughout the streets of Paris.
All Paris is in the hands of the National
Guard and of the people.
Count Mole was first named and reiec-
ted by the p~eople-for what post the des-
lpaches omits to say.
| NJ TI,1,r, orJ OJiIlop porrnN ,,oro roxK
named, ard the Proclamation appointing
them was torn down, every where, by the
~peoplc.
Gen. Lanosurere has been appointed
Commander of the National Guard. The
~placard was written by Theirs and Barrot
1t is said, that General L.anosuere is kill.
ed, or, at all events wounded.
The Palais Royal has been taken poss.
%cssion ofby the people, after d great dea
of carnage.
An attack was made at | O'Clock on the
Palace of the TuillcricS. 1t is now in the
hands of the National Guards, and tht
people are throwing the furniture out oftit
Windows aed burning it; an attempt ha:
been MAIDS to burn the Tuilleries.
The people had penetrated into the Gel,
lars of the Tuillcrics, and are distributing
tho wine.
The people a.c in possession of the Rail.
way Stations and barriers.
The rails have been removed from the
railways, to prevent troops from arriving
from the country.
The passengers from Boulogue to Par
were Obliged to return from Noufchatc'
Boulogue, as the railroads have been
ped.
All communications with Paris hav.
cut off.
The mail and passengers have ret
to Amiens.
LOUISVILLE, March, 10, Up. NJ.
The telegraph to Liverpool, from Paris
of the 9th, represents the state of affair
as more cain.
The Ministers were ondeavoring to re,
store confidence. but it was still teaId TIA
it would be unavailing, and was still regar
ded as the precursor to further outbreaks.
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