Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

departments. The same order has been ton1munica.
ted to the other public iunctionares on leave OF abb
sence.
A number Of representatives met this morning at the
residence OF Count Daru. They were dispersed by the
police. Some oil them afterwards repaired to the mu.
ncipa ity Of The 10Th ACCOMPLISHMENT, out also rscaived
orders to retire.
The Presldeut wrote last night an afactonaie letter
to NJ. de Ihoruny, and also to the ministry, declaring
that his mind made up-that ne could not allow
himself 10 be sacrificed by his enemies who con-
spring at that moment; but that as he was unwilling
to compromise them in any way by duplicating them
in his acts he thought it better they should resign
1t is unnecessary to say that the request was complied
with at once.
People have been taken so much by SURPRISE though
such an event might have been toreseen, that di
cult to say anything the public feeling. All my acr
counts from the aubourgs are unanimous in declaring
that the people well pleased st what has been done
and it cannot be denied that me ntgues and plots Of
the chiefs OF parties ia the Assembly had long since
disguised them.
The President mounted on horseback rode all
through the qGays, the Champs Elysces and other
pa of the city. He was followed hya crowd shout
ing "Vive Napoleon!" and "Vive lie Presdentw One
or two regiments marched along the Bouevards about
nsl past II O'clock and the people also hailed them
with cries of "Vive lie Lgne p "Yiye le Republique !"
"Vive Napoleon"
To say that Paris is not agitated would be sbsurd
but SO far have perceived and heard from others
do not that the agitation Is OF an angry nature
The restoration oil universe suffrage and the appeal to
the people COntflDule 10 tn6lr GOOD num0r.
The troops are | am assured to be relied on and
express themselves well pleased with what had oc-
cured.
Attempts have been made on the Boulevaids to get
up disturbance, bu: to all appearance they have
failed. A man who headed procession Of about fly
or sixty young men, shouting, was arrested. There
are soldiers along the Boulevards. Every precau-
ton has been taken to prevent any disorder.
The Mountain Is now sitting 1t is SAID that man :
ltesto will be addressed by them to the people.
Groups still assemble in the Boulevards. Whenever
an officer Of the staff passes horseback hey shout
out, give la Repu1iique!"
The Rue st. Honore and the faubaurg are still occu
pied by troops; and artillery and troops are on the
Place de la Concorde, and surround the Assembly
The Palas Royale and the Chateau dEau are also oc-
cupled by troops. Pickes at the corners of the
streets, 10 preserve order.
O'Clock "A manuscript decree, putportng to eman-
ate rom The representatives who met in the Muncipa
lty OF the 10th ACCOMPLISHMENT under the presidency Of
vi. Odjllon Barrot, has Just appeared. By that de-
Louis Napoleon Bonapare, is declared outlswed
and The ltgh Court OF Justice is convoked to try him
Tor high treason The army is relieved from ita aIleg
anee, and general appointed to command it.
neral Laursion IS said to have aced the 10Th
legion OF the national guard at the disposal OF the
Assembly Another report states that he has been ar
rested.
Ii is curious fact, in connection with the Import
AM events of tits day, that the q December is the
anniversary Of The coronation Of the Emperor Ma
poI@on IN 1904, and the battle of Auselz in 1905
Wednesday,, 9 A M.--PaTis is perfectly Tranquil
intelligence received from seventeen Departments an
nounce the greatest tranquility.
D. T. --Barrcades are erected, and bloodshed has
commenced. M, Baudin and another representative
have neen shot, and Schoecher has been severely
wounded. The excitement ls becoming great. All
communications with the Rue ST. Antoine and the
Basts are entirely cut eff decree has been afix-
ed TO the walls procaimne that the executive power
passes into The hands Of the A5stmay aud the Presi-
dent is no longer to be obeyed. II summons the High
Court Of Justice to judge him and his accomplices.-
; n tY,n b,,nJ ,,d
fifty representatives OF the people The Montagnaids
have pacaTdcd a like decree The two hundred and
htty have been arrested and shut up in Mount
VaUergon. Tomorrow the fighting will commence
in earnest. The authorities energetic but the
masses cry with Voice ''Vve la Repub!ique"
The Globe correspondent, wrlting at SIX O'Clock on
Wednesday evening, states that tour regiments had
Just catered Paris. Two OF them were carbneers de-
voted 10 the President. The BouIevards had been
cleared, aud cannon sent to the taubourgs. Other re-
glmeAs have been sent Tor
Louis Napoleon reviewed division of the army
and was enthusiastically received by the troops ard
people on the Boulegards.
Inc Presidents proceedings are very popular in the
market places, which Is great pont. AT the Bourse
the belief is that he will succeed
The deelee which was passed yesterday by the re-
pdesentaVes who had assembled at the Marie Of the
ION ACCOMPLISHMENTS declaring the deposition OF the
President oi The Republic afterwards brought to
the Court of Casaation TO have 1t confirmed. The
Court assembled, and had Just Ratified the decree OF
the Assembly. when message came from The M in.
III the matter, and the judges dateiy dispersed
in great confusion.
The rePresentatves are still confined at the Palace
Of the Qaai dOrsay, and the 10Th Legion Of the Ma.
tloaal Guards, which had been placed at their dispc-
sal by General rLaurIston, has been dshanded
M "a, Barouche, Drouyn de PfIuys, Admiral Cecil,
Montalembaft, Luclen, Mara, and seVentV-ive other
distinguished members OF the National Assembly,
form the Council OF State.
Thursday, ) A M.--Yesterday the attempt to erect
barrcides all failed by the Grmness of the troops So
The night passed QuIcEiV The eoI1ier1 for, "a,
President.
81, A Yesterday the few barbados erected in
the Quarter st Antoine. Faubourg, ST. Martin and
elsewhere, and weakly defended by insurgents wera
all stormed and destroyed by eight ia the mornino.
The following decree OF The minister OF war has been
posted up: Every person taken in act Of erecting
or defending bdfHcade, orbearing arms, shall sut-
Ter according 0 the most rigorous laws of war" An
other decree OF the Project OF Police prohibits The as
sembY OF groups. All sedilous cries and all pacards
OF political importance also forbidden. The groups
are to be dispersed by armed no and without previous
notice The circulation OF public vehicles is likewise
pfohlDned as wei! az wagons loaded with provisions
and materials. NJ. Baroche has accepted the PresdaD~
cy OF tie new Council OF State. The news received
from the departments is satisfactory. At Oeans the
demagogcaI party assembled to Invade the town hall
were energelicay repu lsed by The national guards
and troops Forty five OF The principal promoters were
arrested, and amongst others the REPRESENTATIVES Mar
tin, Mlchaut, Savelier, and Perera Paris is perfectly
quiet.
?. M.--Attempts at insure ton were commeuc.
ca al teE O'Clock on wednesday morning. Baudin
representative and member of the mountain suddenly
appeared on horseback in the Rue ST Antoine He
wore travelling cap, and carried a naked sword in
his hand and was followed by six ether representa-
tiVes. The .workmen were going to breakfast at the
tine. He addressed them and urged them to take arms
for the deiverance OF the REPRESENTATIVES still in prison
IN the neghborhood. He was aided BY his cnlea cues
and the workmen, who raised cry 10 arm, at.
tackled the guard house Monreals and disarIned the
soldiers. The insurgents We're, however, shortly af-
forwards aught between two detachmens of troops -
bar cade having been raised the troops, who
had orders not TO hre unless attacked, marched up to
the Iace OF The barrcade when they fired upon
and one soldier killed aud enc OF two wounded The
troops returned the fire and MIR Eaudn The representa-
tive, who had personally addressed the Insurgents wa
kued on the spot and ais is said six or seven OF his
followers, a second Slight barcade was carried liter
wards by SX soldiefs--a woman passing MORALLY
woundsd HE Insurgents VINO were not in very
large Numbers He'd 10 alt directions; the operations
oaiy occupying seven minutes. Zach district is or
cup'ed by iliiafy aud general precautions adopted
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