The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-01

[From the Paris Refsrme. Feb. ell

Wore Desafss OF the French Revolution.
From the Paris Refsrme, Feb. all
When the 10th legion Of the National Guard was assem-
bitd yesterday morning the Place Tarappe, one OF
them shouted ''vive la R.f,nne.'' whereupop Lemer
shr the Colonel gave orders that he should be seized,
eu' the National Guards surrounding him, declared that
ne had only expressed their sentiments.
detachment, consisting OF several COMPANIES of ID
lie gion, prevented the Municipal Guard from attacking
the people near the Pont Notre Dame.
Between i've and six O'Clock, about fifty Mmieipa
o,iArd who were shut IN court yard Of house the
Bcurg PAbbr, were fort ed to lay down their arms =
he National Guard gotiste between the people and
The Municipal Guard oT the dsarming and when il was
eheeted the former took the hitter under their protse
uon The evaporation OF the erows against the Mum.
ca Guard most intense owing TO the severity with
wich that body had i'm re nj and when
they issued from the court yard strong force was re.
CURED TO protect thea The people then demanded that
they shsuld be made 10 lake oa their shakos and thai
mmher OF streets, headed by Of euirasi~ys
AMI surrounded by the National Guard the troops Of the
lhe forming passage for them 10 pass On arriving al
the Place 1e Phtel de Vile ever cavalry movement
prevented the crowd from entering and the Municipal
Gtard were thereby enabled TO escape into place.
Ihey thrn warmly expressed their thanks 10 their deli
yerers.
Anime O'Clock the quarter Trsnsonian and par o the
Rue ST. Martin, were filed with barncades which were
guarded In military fashion by the people. The inhab
arts were politely Conducted to their residences Fires
were lighted Ter the bivouae. In the Rue Rabe
answered. They then cred Laye Won arms ~
YES" "Then give them" When the arms were Civ
en- The people wrote on the DOORS Goa doaAe des az
As the crowd was assembled before the Ho,e, Of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs. and mig the usual
S1es, tey were hred without pre- yious notice and
iftytwo persons fell dead or wounded A cry Of ven
seance was immediately uttered BY the people the VIC
inns OF an abomnable anbuseade, and OF the
FASTENED into the neigibbring streets, shouting To
AIMS 10 Arms! We are being asSassinsfed." Shortly
after We saw cart arrive at the Office National
containing dead bodies The vehicle surrounded by
people who were weeping, and full OF ALIENATION and
who showed the boofy bodies CRYING. ssthey se as
sassns who have stain them; win aSenge them. Give
us arms. arnls The torches, Casting their glare
Turns ON the bodies and the people, added the violent
emotions Of the Mr.. GARNER Pages being that
moment IN the office ofthe Naodi addressed the DC o.
pie Tie promised that would employ his efforts 10
obtain oT the people thus attacked the satisfaction which
required irofl these iPous and atrocous muderers
The funeral train eitoIr Office Conducted and lighted
IN The same manner They conveyed the bodies to dis
lhe boulevard DIES csPuolnes to ascertain the Causes OF
Tins shameful butchery He informs Us that The co;oe
o the regiment which hal caused the hnng take place.
Was IN CONSERVATION al What had occurred lie thus
planned What he called dePlorable nIprWepce. Atthe
lnonent at which the crowd arrived ballet from gun
which went of by accident IN the garden OF the hotel
broke the leg OF the heuteuan ooones horse. The 9TH
ter commanding the detachment believed that was an
attack. and mn,e d@tely, guilty
COMMANDED ms men 10 ire FMS officrr was immeJi
ateiy placed in prison.
IFTOm the Pans National, FEB. al
NJ Lemeroier, Peer al France and colonel The 10Th
IL on, having stated 10 battalion OF the On that the
allied on to give testimony OF confidence to the govern
nent ofthe National Guards stepped foTw ard and de-
Jared that they would not do IT, aud that they all desired
change OF ministry and reform. These words
eived with acclamatiOn.
General Friant having stated at The post dcs Pets
Pere tina; they had compelled NJ GuiIot aud NJ. Duoha
Tel 10 res there a CIy-ssIhat enOugl,-we
want the overthrow OF the whole ministry anil IT'S i'm
p &C hnient!"
men. there were cnes in addition TO those Of Down with
the ministry 1--WE have thieves in embroid
cry any than In rags"
In the Palace ROY ale the Municipal Guard attempted
charge the people but were prevented by the National
Guard.
The employees ofthe octreis At the baers Yesterday
received Orders to the haT-rs occupied by
the National Guard.
About two O'Clock the colonies Of the twelve egions
sent depuatlon To the hing, informing him that II
impossible 10 preserve the tranquility OF the city unless
prompt and signiiio awe concessions should be made
JaSt before seven O'Clock an immense number OF IN !
f,nfry marched up the Boue wards Porte
Denis ami other strong detachmenis occupied the vCn
y =, % u, ~ - ~, ,s , =, r. i's ,
at the entrance Of the FAubouTg MODSmartre.
Prom seven Ia ten O'Clock, the people continued In
erect barrie AIDES IN different streets, and In some places
there hIing.
Al about ten O'Clock the troops all under arms |
As hitherto onnnte the hotel ~ the Ministry for For
egn Affairs. A large body OF cavalry drawn up |
IN middle OF the street, and dense OF infantry
drawn round the whole OF the hotel Drums were heard
and body OF infantry advancing As they approsC he'd
il perceived that they preceded by body OF the
people, all armed n different ways, and bearing the tn
SoloTed flag.
Tho people and this body OF soldiers advanced towards
the soldiers guard ami, after some explanations,
conpsnied by shaking hands and Crossing OfSwoTS in
the military style of SalEtauOn al the soldiers. raSs
sheathed their bayonets, the oC ter swords
aud quilted the hotel, leaving the people TO act as they
pleased. An the people did 10 cheer vehemently,
while young mounted up over the gate and took
down, amid loud cheers. the flag which waving
H. Shortly after this, body of National Guards came
the e DIES Capu mes amidst load Cheering. and
their station opposite the hotel sthe cavalry retired
towards the Madame Everywhere the soldiers along
the Rnue vsrs took of their bayOneS from the mskets
whC then reversed appearing much la enjoy the
scene. Whist this gong he people wanioniy set
fire To the bureau ofthe hackney coach station nearly OPP
pOsite the hotel.
eooIed flsgs and torches anil led by captain, heuten
ant and sub officer Of the National Guard, went 70 Ca
de NeuiIy, demand the release Ut persons
who had been arrested. On being assured that they had
been re,e' sed, they quietly dispersed
An attack made on the hotel, de Ia thsnceeTls,
the windows smashed and the crowd insisted the
windows being illuminated.
An attack has been directed against Mont ValeTien-
some sheds were torn down.
At Baiignoges four ehlldeen have been killed, and
their bodies are deposited at the guard house.
The Dehas says that the collision which took place at
the Ministry OF FoTeigd Affairs, caused by crowd,
headed with torches and flags, attempting 10 force Its
way throug TANKS the soldiers II says nothing
VI the number Of persons killed and wounded.
After midnight the ocsin sounded IN the Church
ST. German des Pres and the raPPel was beaten IN sew
eral quarters.
from the London Chronicle, Feb. Goth
m The Provi.tonal Government.
d PanIs, Friday, Feb. p.
The Moniteur publishes the following very large
ppc:- "A
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