Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08
EREaGH REVOLUTION.
Louis philippe has Addicted Go

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yisiOnaI Government is Installed,
Composed of Lamartine, Ledru R0lin,
OdiIIon Barrot, Marie Arago, GARNER.
Pages, Louis Blanche.
Froa the Standard Of the 26tA.
The public look with extreme ayidity for
farther intelligence from Paris. II will he
seen, however, from the account below, that
the mob having seized the railway stations
around Paris, and cut off the means Of COM
mnui.ation, It is impossible to Obtain any
copiuus details, or fully TO reply on the in
formation which arrives In this state Of
unceriainty. it isimp0ssibIe to say what turn
affairs may take IN The meantime. We lad
Yesterday hoped that peace was restored,
and that the people, satisfied with the con-
cessions made, contemplated no farther APP
peal to force. Il IS evident, however, from
the nature .of the news brought by Iele-
graph dispatch, that while il is impossible
TO know correctly what has occurred in Par
is, there can be no doubt the emeuete has
again broken ont with renewed violence
Should any farther authentic details arrive
in the course Of the evening, We hall lay
them before our readers with al possible
expedition.
From he Second E1biop gf he. aoraiqg Aerai1
Owing TO the uou-arrival of Paris mails
If Yesterday. variety of reports, more or
loss exaggerated were circulated throughout
/ the metropolis this morning.
The following Geographic message, for
warded hy our CORES ondentat Boulogne,
contains All that was positively known res
I pectng the dealorabe scenes supposed TO
have been enacted, or to henow eaacting at
Paris:
i "Jhc people are in possession Of the
railway stations ard the barriers Of the
city, and have broken mp the lines with the
view of cutting of all communication with
Paris.
4 "'fhe disturbances have been friehttnl,
anil many lives have been sacrificed. !"
A special steamer is waiting off the har-
Dor of Boulogne for the purpose OF convey
ing any dispatch which may arrive from
Paris
A Second Edition Of the Dqis Ne,rs of
the 25ih furnishes the following:
+ In the Carit1l Of France there have been
serious doings. Louis Philippe has drawn
the sword and thrown away lie scabhari.
The grand national demonstration which
was 10 have come off on Tuesday last in
vindicatiou of the right of public meeting,
was az the last moment, aud after all the
preparations had beeu made, forbidden by
proclamation.
From the conduct Of The Government in
reference TO the event, il would seem as
though they courtcd a collision. with the
people. The Opposition deputies disap-
pointed them. They, in consequence of
the ministerial prohibition, abandoned the
intention OF holding banquet, and eXhorted
the people to submission.
II had been confidently stated by us that
no obstacles would be placed BY Govern
ment IN the way Of the Reform and Banquet.
Such had been their intention until pualica
lion of the manifesto Of the committee
The determination of Government not to
allow the banquet was made known IN the
chamber on Monday evening. The debate,
which was on the Bordeaux Bank Bill, had
attracted but few members, when adienly,
ut little before five o'clock, the doors Of the
Chamber were thrown open and 45O depu-
ties rushed 10 their places.
In FIVE minutes the Chamber, empty be-
fore, was filled IN every part. tappeared
that at a meeting of the deputies and elect
orS who were to take part IN the man'esta-
ton of Tuesday, a report had been sudden
u and most Unexpectedly circulated that
Government had, At the eleventh hour, re-
solved to adop; measures Of severe coercion;
and NJ. Odilou Barrpt, wishing to clear tins
up, pat the question 90 ministers.
Nj. Duchate stated, in the most explicit
and unequivocal teruls, that after The formal
declaration and programme which had been
published in the morning in the Opposition
journals, the Government had decided To re-
sort to measures Of force Ia prevent the pro-
ceedings as announced from taking place.
Immediately after the Chamber adjourned,
j, meeting OF the deputies took place % the
house OF NJ 0dilon Barrot, aud aresolntion
was taken, which was alterwam made pub
T lie, that the Opposition, not wishing TO take
directly or indirectly the responsibility 'or
the consequences which may result from
the new measures adopted ty the Goyern-
meut, had resolved not 10 attend the Propo-
sod banquet. 4 proclamation 10 this effect
was Published by tire committee on Mon
day night: and one from the Project OF Po-
lice, torhiddng the meeting, on the grounds
, assigned in the Chamber hy NJ. Duehatel
appeared NJ the same time
Thu pul - excitement on FudSday MORN
ing did not show itself hy any yioSsnt dem
z OnStuliou. bur ~ an early heUr considers
bic numbers. chiefly OF thu working ela>ses
aud respectable shop keepers we're to be
Seen movinx along the Bonlcvaris ant al
the avenues leading 10 The Champs EhsoeS
: and az noon the vast arena between tlt
!, Chamber oi Deputies and the church Of It's
Madeleine was ItrongCd with q dense nlui.
titude, which al one tire could not have
, amounted TO les than S0O0O persons.
: little before II O'Clock procession o
{ lahorinr persons consisting Of several hun
dreds, aitired chiefly in houses. arrived by
the Rue 81. Hnnorc, ami the Rue nuphot,
| NJ the Palace &c Ia Madeleine and halted a
the hotel where the meetings Of The oPpo
, sition deputies have been usually iteld. Ca