Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
Foreign News!
ARRIVAL OF TIE CAMBRIA.
REVOLUTION In FRANCE!
Abdication and Flight of Louis Phil
lippe
Foreign News!
500 Persons Killed!
A Provisional Government appoint
,., ed, and a Republic Proclaimed! l.

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New York, Saturday 10. GAM
The steamer Cambria arrived this
morning at half past 2, having sailed from
Liverpool on the 9Th February. The
news from France is Of the greatest inter>
es. and importance. A revolution has
been successfully accomplished - the
King had abdicated the throne, and
with the royal family had lett Paris O nd
gone TO EngIand-and the revolutionists
were In complete possession of the Palace
and the Capital. 70. 50 fIHa-T3 ,7s' rarT o.
In consequence ofthe attempt Of the minis
try oprosrribe the reform banqusts.' 'distUrb-
ances brolxslout among The populace in Paris,
when the people assembled in large numbers,
in the streets. with various manifestations Of
opposition TO the king and ministry, ~
On the 2ed Feb. the revoluticnisis were
joined by tine National Guards and the troops
stationed forithe PROTECTION Of tine, authorities,
were defeated at every point. %f' s'h
On the 2 Sd at noon, the Palace of the Tuil.
leries was at lacked and in one hcurit was in
the possession Of The people. The Palas Roy
al was sacked shortly after the Tuilleries had
been stormed H. 5 E3 .E - III
Five hundred lives are said to have been
lost. Lamorciere is said to hate been seriously
! if not fatally wounded. o
/ The King as soon as the Tuilleries bad been
taken abdcated the throne in favor of his
grandson. Count de Paris-and Immediate ly
leff=4fte Palace aaa Sss. 'aeSS~ ~ W. ASs
The Regency sofihe Duke de Nemeurs (nn-
til the Count de Paris should attain his ma.
jcri,y) was rejected BY the People. 1t was
then proposed by Odilon. Barot that a. Rege4-
cy, should be formed under the Duchess of Or
leans This also,he p,pulace rejec,ed.rs.g
The Duchcs Of Orleans and Count de Paris
went to the Chamber Of Deputies accompanied
by the Duke de Nemoures and large party
of officers. The Duchess was in deep mourn>
ing
The Chamber refused to allw the family Of
Louis Philiippeto resign the throne.
The troops OF the lihe finally fraternized
with the National Guard and joined the peo-
| pie. rfs.. avs W ~
All intercourse between the two sides of The
river Seine had been cut off
| a strong government will he organized A
Republic on the model of The United States
! is proposed. s'a 7' % .st4 &.t.@'' .ss -. +.e
An attempt was made on The residence OF
the Minister of Finance but it failed. -'f
Proclana innsapreintina Ceunt Mole ,Thiers
and Od'llon barot. Ministers, were torn down
'verywhere BY the people. ee aa.sa "a r.
Inc Palace ot The 'fuilieries is in the hands
! of The National Guards and people. Thepeo
Pile are throwing the furniture out OF the win
10 vs. an burning it. An attempt was made TO
ann the palace itself
The people are. in possession ofthe. Railway
stations and BARRIERS and thy rails have been
removed from the tracks to prevent the troops
arriving from the country to the assistance of
the Government All communication is cot off
between the city OF Paris and the c"unhy.
The following is the lales, news from Paris:
s4Y ~ Friday, February 2s.
\ REPUBLIC HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED.
The King and his family have gone to Es.
"A Provisional Government has already beea
appointed and confirmed. ~ >-5s 7as - 3 4
The following members compose the Minis
ters. tt
presidest-Dupont de Leur.' af'' >.' g
Foreign Affars-Arago. '''.' ''.'t'
Marine Arago. 't' $685. F... '4 AZ fa
Inlerior-Le Dru Rollin. fl''F a, nd
Public Works Marie. Ft'5t t s'i so
Public Inslruction-Carnot. T.. 90
Commerc--Behn.ont. a.. ..E 90
War-Lamorciele. .arg ems q. lss+r. .... - .
Gsraie. Pages has be en- confirmed as Mayor
of Paris .s-...s
Cavaignac has been appointed and confined
as Governor of AIgers. az
De Comtrias has been appointed Command
ant of the National Guards, b.s.-..-- go,
AT the latest dates all was tranquil in the
neighborhood Of the Tu1leries- bns e-a. ss
The following order had just been issued:
ssIn the name of the French Peo-
pie, it is inttrdicted to the Members
of tire Ex- Chamber of Peers to
meet. s3qFTsAaaI3Aax
Paris, 24th, February gn,r,
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The term Exc Chamber of Peers is consid-
cred very significant Of they OF the new
ministry. S@ ~ '+&3AA& pfa e}A
This morning, Feb IS, Paris is perfectly
quiet. The shops are closed, the streets are
barricaded, and the people are making pre-
partitions to attack the castle of Vincenhes.
Prince Louis Napoleon Boneparte set out
from London tor Paris on the 2eth February.
The New Ministers recommend that the
people retain their revolutionary attitude. All
classes OF the population took part in the rev
olut ion. ---'- ',.-' -''
The people were still demanding vengeance
on troops that fred on the people. When it
was announced in the Chambers that the
King had abdicated in favor of the Count de
Paris. voice'in the gallery cried 1T Is too
late.s y ~ ssspS& Eisfne 5sssis. lsEE q
Great excitement followed this announce
ment. The Deputies aud the National Guards