Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24

National Guard. They have ever been faithful TO
our noble country. They Sil Iot dese,' y ~ ih''
grave emergency. ODlLON BAiutvi.
Just then, tho iocsin was sounding from oil the
stcoples Of Pari., and the drums beating 20 arms-
The mob had attacked the Ialnis Royal, aud niier
n bloody contest, in which five hundred lives were
lost, sacked Il completely, burning the furniture IN
the court. When this news reached the King, he
len the Tuillerics for Eu, protected by q strong es-
cori. and the Duchess Of Orleans, with the heir ap.
pnrcut to the throne, repaired to the Chanbc Of
n%epufics. No sooner had they lcf the palace, than
the insurgents occupied II and commenced Their
work Of destruction. The furniture and pictures
were dcftroycd, the wine IN the cellars drank, and
nothing len entire but the thronc-a gilt arm chair,
with crimson velvet cushions, aud l.. l.. snrmOuntcd
by y crown. embroidered in gold upon the back
This vas carried in procession to the PLACE de Ia
Dasiilc, and burned by 4 procession Of %workmen,
who stopped nnd sung the Marseillnise on the spot
vet rcd with the blood Of those murdered the evening
at Guizot's hotel. Some one had dipped their fin.
ger IN this blood aud written upon the walls, "a
mort Guisot r. We learn that some Boston gentle
men who witnessed the sacking Of the palaces, dc
scribe the insurgents as evidently belonging IN part
TO the respectable classes Of society.
Meanwhile, the Duchess Of Orleans, the most low
ell and popular woman in France, repaired to the
Chamber Of Deputies, accompanied by the two
Princes and the Duke dc Montpcnsier. The young
Count de Paris entered first, led by QUO Of the mem
bers Of the House. lie penetrated with difficulty rs
far as the scmicirclc, which was crowded with Off
GERS and soldiers Of the National Guard. His pres
enco produced q lively impression on the assembly.
Almost Immediately afterwards the Duchess enter
ed and seated herself in an arm chair between her
Two sons.
The hall was then forcibly entered by a multitude
OF armed men Of the lower orders. md National
Guards. The Princess and her children then retir-
cd to one Of the upper benches Of the centre, OPP
posiie the Presidential chair.
The greatest agitation and uproar prevailed and
when silence was restored, VI. Dupin arose and an
nouneed to the assembly that the King had abdieai-
cd IN favor Of his grandson, and conferred the re-
gcncy on the Duchess Of Orleans. A voice from
the public gallery-"I, is too late y
An Undesirable scene Of tumnlt ensucd. a
number Of deputies collected round the Duchess and
her children, aud the Dukes OF Nemours and Mont.
p%ensier. National Guards also rallied round the
royal family.
NJ. Marie then assembled the tribune his voice
was drowned by dcafening cries. Whea silence was
restored, NJ. Marie said that in The critical situation
in which the capital was placed II was urgently ne
ocssary to adopt some measures calculated TO calm
the population. Since morning the evil had made
immense progress. Shall We proclaim the DukS
dc Nemours or the Duchess Of Orleans regent NJ
Cremicnx, who followed, was Of opinion 10 uphold
the new Government. NJ. Genoudc thought thai
an appeal ought to be addressed TO the people. NJ
Odilon Barrot next asccnded the tribune, and adyo
Gated the rights Of the Duchess dOrlcans, NJ la
rocheiaquclin supported the appeal 70 the people
NJ. Lamartine and NJ. Lcdm Rollin insisted on III,
necessity Of appointing n Provisional Government
NJ. Saulct here put on his bat, and concluded tn,
sitting. The Princes retired, followed by all tn
members Of the Centre, those Of the Ieh alone re
naming in The hall. The insurgents then called, o.
DENTAL chair The Tnhunc and ali The seats wen
occupied by the people and tho National Guards
and the names Of the following members Of tn
Provisional Government were proclaimed amidst
scene which las not been witnessed since the Con
~veDtion
NJ GARsIER PAGES, NJ. LEDRu RoLLfS,
NJ. ARAoo, NJ LAMAnrfSg,
NJ MARIE, NJ. CREMIKux.
Tn list was received with cries Of Vire Ia r.
pntsigue and the Assembly then adjourned 10 tn
hoiei dc Nihe 10 install me PROVISIONAL Govern
menf.
Athalf-pasi nine The following orionnanee wa
posted up, and published IN the evening papers;
Ia ihe name Of the sovereign People.
SHneh,I INC rIorhHoha, So'sl'tnsnt mas Jus
uSeh ln,sai'eaiN vomPossa y ue ",l o. nc pee
pc OF te eiu1'is rrsoenek hrago LOUIS blan'
Marie, LananAne floeen, Lediu' holln' kecar
AArasi, alger-uo wa'eh over ihe execution OF N
msssuiss "h'eh viii DC 'ahen ~ oosefhmenh 70
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y a'u.uue, Iney nav Oien oe.n deceived by trea
sou ~ - important ulAi uiey snouiu not give OF
P9tuhhhes 70 ATTACKS rs criminal rs they are terri
os;
Inc ioh9wdhg oruer mas also inst been issued =
ne suAe 2 me froHA fe9f
hn niefueieu 10 me members OF the EN-Cham
Der OF feers TO meet
rams, s4th February.
FRIDAY teb. 25th.-Ihe Provisional Govern
meni published the following in the M%oniieur, il
large type, as their inaugural Proclomaton
TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
A retrograde and oligarchical Government ha
been overfhrown hy the heroism Of The people q
Paris.
The Government has fed, leaving after II a tr1,c,
Of blood, which prccludes forever rs return.
The blood Of The people has flowed as in Jnlv
but this time the generous blood shall moi he lie
ceiyed. 1t has achieved a national and popuIa
Government, to accord with the rights, tho prorress
and the will az tbis e,cat ami venerars !. rsLs'
and urgency from the voice Of the people, and IN,
Is invested momsniariIy with ,hs car oS 81 n, INC x4tn
king and ensuring the national victory.
These citizens have not hcsitatcd one Instant II