The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-24
Arrival Of the Cambria.
REVOLUTION In FRANCE.
ARDicArioN OF LOUIS rHIIIrrr.
by Telegraph to the ST. Loni, Republican

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the 81. Louis Republican.
PARIS, February -.
J,,,f. rl;'.,.,, le, ,i.li,of,l tre tNr,nc
f., c,,.,r ,li h,. Gpprt de paris. and tlr Dixie
~. <,.,,o,,,.. h.., lr,n rrorr,,d o> Recent.
but thr r,noo>,tian was rejected.
Iva, ,ten ropaScd. in the Chamber Of
I,,ortS, b., Gl,Iion porot. tbe leader ci
tl, ,.n,.,,;,p ,I9t tbr R,crr,y >LuulJ be
r'~,,tI ,,nlrr me Duchess d'OrIeaus. until
,ba Conn, de p,,is >lmi}lobta:u hi, MAORI.
~. lut His wa, also rejected. and Re.
nul,r;,. ;,,>i.trd ,rnn,,.
The Duchess If Orleans aud Cmut dc
p,ri, ,,erttntbe Chamber gt lsitra>t one
orco,p,aui,jby lhe Duke de Memoirs. and
tLcrr. Inc same rrnro,i:iou> beng made,
they were again rejected by the Deputies,
and by the peop!e who had leuc.ra,cd into
tLc Ciambcr.
The Chamber has declared itself IL per-
,,a,,e,e and has refused 10 allow fine family
of T.o,,i> philirpe TO resume the throne
There viii be Great efforts made 10 support
the DuicLcss D'Orleans as the head of a
Regency.
The idea Of i republic is not agreeable to
;he feeling of a mass of the people. The
Chamber met to .day, but the popUlace over.
no,yorc1 thc majority.
The King. at one o'clock, left the palace
.orthe Tuillerie>. and cscored 10y party Of
fine Cayalry Of the National Guard and sev.
eral regiments of the regular Cavalry, the
carriaae went by the quay, TO the barriers
ofthe Pas>v.
The troops were all drawn to-day. Not
A soldier is to be seen. The troops Of the
line have rraternised with the national
guards. and the national guard with the
neonle.
An intercourse with the two sides Of the
river. is cut off: but now hear distant fir
ing going on every instant, while write.
Gnarrius PAGES is Mayor Of Paris.
\ strong Government will be organized.
4 Rcpublic of the model of the United
States is uroposed.
A procession Of persons in blou7c. and ar
med. has instpa<sed. carrying the throne
room Of the Tuilleries on their shoulders in
the MarseilleS hymn.
There has been frightCul loss oClifr. and
in many instances, the troops have refused
10 act against the people.
The number Of killed is said to be NJ
wards Of fire hundred. principally in the
ne.ghborhood oftle PalalS Royal, and be-
tween that and the Tuiilcries an attempt
was made on the Finance Minister'S resi-
Gencc, at II o'clock, but it was unsucccsS-
lul.
The toc>in has been sounded all the day
the streets &C Paris.
Al Paris is the hands Of the National
Guard and Of the people.
Count Mole was first named and rejected
BIZ the people-Ifor what post the despatch /.
omits to say.l
NJ. Theirs and Odilon Barrot were next
named. and the proclamation appointing
Them was torn down, everywhere by the /
people.
Gen. IanoSurere has been appointed
of the National Guard. The |
YIacard was written by Theirs aud Barrot |
/. is said, that Gen. Lanosurerc is killed, /.
n, at oil events. wounded.
The PalaiS ROYAL has been taken posscS- /
lion Of by the PEOPLE, after a great deal Of .
carnage.
An attack was made at one o'ClocI; on .
he Palace of the TuilerieS. 1t is now it,
he hands ofthe NaiionalGuards aud the pco- .
Ne are throwing the furniture ont ofthe win
lows and burning il and an attempt has
,een made 10 burn the Tuillerics.
The people had penetrated into the cellars
If the TuilericS, and are distributing the
wine.
The people are IN possession Oh the Ran
way stations aud barriers.
The rails have been removed iron the .
10 prevent troops loih arriving
rom.thc country.
The passengers from BouIoghe TO FatiS, /
we're obliged To return from Neuichalel to /
Bonloguc, as the railroads have been stop
,ed.
Al communications with farIs nave peen
nj of.
The mail and passengers nave returned |
D Amicns.
LOUISVILLE, March ~ Up. NJ |
The Telegraph to Liverpool, IRON Paris, /
II tue 9th, represents the slate oil AFFAIRS as /
Tue Ni,'ls'''S WY 'i"'a .,m
/, could no nnarail;rr and yos regarded |
As the precursor to further outbreaks.
The locality OF the King, Louis Philippe. /
v unce'I 'lI nc piN1 ue T T3,
Tbo c,nsc mC tho RevoIu,ion wa, Gnizo,,s
prohibition Of the "Reform Banouct," in
France. In London. funds fell from 50 toS3. /