New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Farther and Important News
BY Ds caeioaia.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.


enabled 10 give = more complete statement II the
aoipes in France in the order IN which they trans
p,rvS. The intelligence from Prussia Austria and
l,sly is also OF the most important character
The follosins is digest OF the occurrences 10
Paris Immediately succeeding the accounts brought
US by the Cambria:
PAKis. Feb. 27-TEe Wedther.-A Tremendous
tempest has RACED all night. Torrents OF rain fell
,hi. morning a. Lsmartne stood the staircase OF
the Hotel do Vile. aud declared that the national
workshops were open for those without work. This
w.s received with enthusiastic cheers. The death
penalty Tor political offences has been abolished.
and 600 National Guards enrolled to defend the
Government.
An order has been made out to arrest the Elk
Ministers who hed from the grand demonstration
70 dsy Ia opposition 10 the Provincial Government
which bad enacted rigorous measures against de
,ertiOn Lamartine addressed the people hive dill
ferent times during the Goth ut. at Hotel de Vile.
They wanted red flag, but he would have none
bat TIL color.
Hswss for the true Repubcsoism. they for that
which Was trsled ia Champ de Mars, through the
blood Of the people After sitting SIX hours people
were moved by his eloquence Tears howed CO
plously, hands were oiapped' and general EN-
braces took place and the people tore him away IN
triumph. A group of forty persons attempted to
destroy printing Offices, but Colonel Q Moulin Issu-
ed PfOcl imatiOn which put stop to them. The
people found an image of Christ sculptured In the
Tuieries and carried il through the streets, max
ing passers bow down aud worship 1t.
The Provisional Government went to the Hotel
de Vile. To the Column July, in the Place de Bias
THE to inaugurste the day reconquered by Liberty.
The National Guards having turned out denied
past the column dressed in tri-color fsgs. The
Polish refugees met, AID organized froyisionai
Government composed Of seven persons
PARIS Feb. % The Theirs, Barrot, and Bill
t.,l how itefa o.
sion to the new Government. During the Revolu'
ton 42s persons were wounded, OF whom $50 were
civilians. and IS were military.
The Journal des Dtb0ts, the Ministerial organ,
has Joined the Republicans.
Antwerp advices state that business was entire
" diregarded, the general attention belog d.
rected to the progress Of the French Revolution.
Dazzling on the BOurse is altogether suspend
ed. The stoppage of the Commercial and Royal
Banks created the greatest CONSERVATION. Com
mercial transactions are almost entirely suspended.
Confidence is totally destroyed by the announce
ment that two large bankers refused assistance to
the public in discounts So universal was distrust
among the commercial classes that deputatlon oil
Bankers and Merchants sought an interview WIN
the Minister, that he might devise some piah "nch
might enable them to resume business transactions
and prevent the Inconvenience which would ensue
should they be compelled to suspend business
A later report announces the failure OF Dekin-
der. the noted banker, but gives more favorable
account Of general trade. -,
Victor Hugo was appointed Mayor of the 9th
reimbursement of Paris Cormenin was appointed
Vice President of the Council OF State.
The Marquis Of Normandy, of England was the
Hrst 10 recognize the claims OF the French hepuo'
lie, and acknowledged them on the part OF his
country.
tria took time to receive INSTRUCTIONS from their
Governments. 49,
Napoleon Bonaparte, Jerome Bonaparte and Ma
poleon Louis Bonaparte sent In their adhesion TO
the Republic Offering their individual support
Achmet Pscha, son OF Mehemet All iOughI on
the popular side with great intrepidlty.
PARIs March ALL titles are abolished to-
getber with all the nobility. The adhesions OF
Marshals Generals and other high iGnctlonarles oil
authorities and Inhabitants OF France are pouring
in. Marshals Soult, Molitor, Sebastian, Bugeaud,
ReiIle Dode dc la Brunerc, sent in adhesion to the
new Government
The Division Generals who have recognized the
Republic, are Gen. Lyon, late NJ. Guizots col
league in the War Department; Fabvier;
Schramm: Auprch, late Governor OF Paris Grou'
chy Prevail, Montholon, Feueheres' Oudlnot
Achard, Gourgaud. LATTE and Palxhanze
Pans. March 2.-The public works in Paris
have resumed their activity. The cordisities be
tween England and France are confirmed, and
dispatch from Palmerston by Lord Normandy &C
knowledging the French Republic, IS received
PARIS, March THE funeral procession OF the
killed Of the 22d, Esd and 2ith OF February was
magnificent and solemn affair The people, troops,
National Guard and Provisional Governmental
rsnks and orders Of State-unted in demonstra-
tration.
Louis Philippe arrived in England on the Sd
March When he left Paris, he had only one five
franc piece in his pocket. All the members oil his
family escaped. except the Duchess de Nemours
He left the members of the French roysl family
Sistributed in Claremont snd Is Buckingham palaces
Several Of the English nobility and many artisans
were obliged 70 fee from France AT Bordeaux
the Paris Revolution first created great excite,
ment but business aiterward resumed ies usua'
course and oil was quoted ~
P,s,s March 5--A deputstion from the Char.
fists of England has been received IN puohc. and
their speeches replied TO by GARNER Pages /" men
thew left, the air rupg with shouts OF Nive Ia he
publique. o-., -, H..
p.hIs. March Some heavy failures oil large
commercial houses have transpired.
pARIs March THE Press states that the
Provisional Government intend placing the tomeoi
Napoleon under the care OF bis brother Jerome VINO
is 70 DO appointed Governor oftbe lnyahdes.
NJ Lambert, who was attached 10 the household
of Louis Philippe. and was Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Sd Legion Of National Guards OF Paris, finding
the pros pect Of monarchy in France very DIM blew
out bis brains.
Mr. John O'Connell has sent hls adhesion to the
Republic.
Aaar~..es of Mr. Rush and the American Cit
ixep. 10 the Prov isionaI Government.
The following is the speech OF Mr. Rush the
American Minister. recognizing the Provisional
Government:
Gtntis~rn AZ the Representative Of the United states
sod charged with the Of the nights and interests
my country and my fellow citizens residing 10 france ana
bepg Of 100 great distance TO await insruction rom y
Government, sere the earliest Opportunity OF oneuhs
my eonsr.alstons persusdsd that my Government VII,
approve the step In which have taken tho iniusuNe
cannot omit TO rsmin1 Of the alliance and iiepdsn
which has % long existed France and the nted
ststes am certain that loud universal expressions OF
hope arise In my country for the pefty hsppines ana
glory Of France under the nsegursed 10
copormity with he will Of the nation Americans have
ardent hope that vDdcr the wisdom Of France these IN
stitrops Will have results Of which the fnsgnsnimous
conduct Of her people 10 late events afford. pres4ss
Under similar institutions the United STATE. have en-
oyed 10 yess Of increasing prosperity with govern.
Of stability and If the Union give. 10 others the
choice Of government without interference II naturally
fees srsted In seeing another nation, under similar In
situations ssarDg to themselves the benefits " or
der and public liberty.
Permit 10 employ the words which Washiugtop the
great founder Of Republic used similar Occasions
and terminate this by sddpg my congratulations and tbs
hope that the frisrdshp Of the two Republics
may Be coextensive with their duration.
a. Arago replied TO Mr.. Rush He was delight.
ed 10 reecho the words Of Washington. and hoped