The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
By Telegraph.-For he Baltimore Patriot
PmLADELPHIA, March IL.

She sailed from Liverpool on the 25ih
of February. and brings, therefore, fif-
teen days later intelligence.
l have Just got telegraphic despatch
giving an account Of the news by her.
There had been great events in France.
Louis Philippe had sent in his abdica-
ton of the throne of France in favor OF
his grandson, Count de Paris, IAN infant)
the son of the Duke Of Orleans, who
was accidentally killed few years since.
The Duke of Nsmours was then pro-
posed as Regent, and rejected by the
Chambers. Odillan Barrot then moved
that regency should be established un-
der the Regency of the Duchess of Or
leans the mother of the Count DE Paris,
untifthe Count should become of age
But this says the despatch, has been re-
iected, and republic insisted upon.
The account goes on as follows;
The Duchess Of Orleans and the Count
de Paris went to the Chambers at half,
past one o'clock, accompanied by the
Duke de Nemours, and long line of
officers on horseback.
The Duchess was in deep mourning.
The teiegraphic despatch here be-
comes very confused, but | give it as it
reaches me.
At four o'clock the Duchess of Orleans
the Count de Paris, aud Duke de Ne
mours had been at the Chambers, and
had been rejected by them; and the peo'
pie; who had penetrated into the Cham
ber of Deputies, has declared itself en-
permGnence.
The Chamber has refused to allow the
family of L. Philippe to resign the throne.
There viii be great efforts made to support
the Duchess de Orleans.
The idea of republic is not agreea-
BILE to the mass of deputies. The Cham
ber met to-day, but the populace over
powered the majority. The King at one
O'Clock left the Palace of the Tuileries,
escorted by part Of the cavalry of the
National! Guard, and several regiments
of regular cavalry.
The carriage went by the Quays to the
barrier of Passey. The troops were all
Withdrawn at noon to-day; not soldier is
to be seen. The troops of the line fra
ternized with the National Guards, and
the National Guards with the people,
All the intercourse between the two sides
of the river is cut off, but hear distant
firing every instant while write.
Gamer Pages is Mayor of Paris. A
strong government will be organized.-
Republic on the model of the United
States is proposed. A procession of per-
sons in blouses and armed, have just pass
ed, carrying the throne of the throne
room of the Tuilleries on their shoulders
in triumph and singing the Marseilles
hymn. =,
There has been frigh,ful loss Of life
and in many instances the troops have re-
fused to act against the people.
The number of killed is said to be up
wards of five hundred, cipaly in the
neighborhood Of the Palais Royal anc
between that and the Tuileres.
An attempt was made on the Finance
Minister'S residence at IL o'clock, whicl
failed. The tocsin has been sounding
all day throughout Paris. All Paris il
in the hands of the National Guards ant
the people.
Count Mole was first named, aud re
iected by the people. Theirs and Bari
OF were next named, and tho procama
ton appointing them ministers are tor
down everywhere by the people.
-; hoe hnan nDnnInfai n
commander of the National Guards. Th
placard was written by Theirs and Bal
rot. 1t is said that Gen. Lamoriciere
killed, or at all events wounded.
The Palace of the Palais Royal ha
been taken possession of by the people
after great deal of carnage. An al
tack was made at one o'clock on the Pa
ace ofthe TuilIeries. 1t is in the hands
the National Guard.
The people are turning the turntur
out Of the windows and are burning |
An attempt has been made to burn tn
Tuileries itself. The people had pent
trated into the cellars oftheTuilleries an
are distributing the wine among then
selves.
The people are also in possession
the railway stations aud barriers. Tll
rails had been removed to prevent tt
troops from arriving from the country.
From Bologne to Paris, they were
bliged to return also from Neufchatal
Bologae, advance by the railway
stopped. All communications have bee
cut off at Paris. The mail and paSse
gers returned to Amiens.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
We have not yet full returns of Il
English markets, but learn that the be
Western Canal Flour is firm at last al
previous quotations.
Philadelphia and Baltimore flour b
improved Cd per Dbl; New Orleans W
Cd lower. Canadian, sour, had also d
clined.
The effects Of the Cambria's news q
from America had caused slight advan
in cotton which was not sustained, owl
to the want of demand for manufacture
goods.
H. a.. NJ n p;ndU,ne March T.