The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

committee scuuesced In the advice Of the majority, and
reinouished he banquet the next morning TUESDAY
February 22 my thousand sodis,s we're ana around
with no more apparent motive than curiosity, until
= column Of youths electrified them by singing the
~hioh we're we'll guarded. In the hall Of Deputies
Darrot placed upon the table Of the President the act
read IT, and sst down with the smile that welcomes rather
than contemns the strife After short and gloomy sit
ting the Chamber adjourned Night fell, and the authori
ties held apparently undsputed possession OF the city
seemed the aectaton OF caution to bvouac the soldiers
in the streets But there another army foot-the
were the sworn soldiers Of the republic Of the future now
30 near Some OF these were sitting in commtees-0thers
converting tho tortuous streets around the coters Of st.
Merry into the citadel Of the insurrectonand others,
again. dsarmng the weak outposts Of the National Guard
On Wednesday morning barbados rising in all the
streets ramiyng from this CENTRE and in the most demo-
ling these undefended but massive structures and the
National Guard were summoned by the rappel They
turned out but joined with the people In cries for reform
and the abasemen Of Guizo The Chambers were sitting
all day, expecting communications from the King, but re-
had NJ Mole and the citizens illuminated in sign
Of JOY at the downfall Of Guizot But those were the f
nere. snis o. Inc monarchy ana on inc aank o.
Choseul several columns Of armed workmen and students
met were passing, headed by red flag Their cries.
the fare their torches, startled the horse Of the Of
cer commanding the battalion in guard Of the hotel The
animal reared and plunged-n the confusion Of the
nasc or nssSon the ran Of
scented and hred The head Of tho advancing column
decmated tne ROAD WAS oumpered Win oeaa ana on tine
kerry brought thousands rushing TO the spot The column
quickly reformed repuscd the officer, who frantic with
erei ana Desougn sne coipses were paoea
the Rnme-the moderate and extreme republican jour-
nasfro% Dotn Oh wnon ofatofs iuf.ner manned .ne
ed forth armed and eager 70 revenge their fallen
anu 70 socut9 sne .o1s pISmseo reeuohc Bar,
ing the people from the dshearened soldiers The beating
81 ocsns me ringing OF Del me noise OF nrng ned tue
capa WIN ana carr carried alarm even 70 me Iu
cries Az midngM sne hng sctN Ior NJ aniers, VINO m
SANITY auended. he iouno Una. MARSHAL bugeaudMnate
full 70 the popuace from the memory o. former conflicts
advised ms recall, and insisted that NJ Barrot be
associated WIZ himself IN me MINISTRY. 10 both the
proclamation was drawn up suspendng hostilites and
promising amnesty ana rezorm. me proclamatcn was
nowhere needed, except by ne troops; they ceased
hrDg and barrcades MULTIPLIED and spread TILL even the
Iuleries was nearly invested was eleven O'Clock on
the morning OF Thursday As the royal family were at
breakfast oncers rushed m announcing tnat Within three
hundred PAGES the soldiers We're being dssrmed by the
people The King rode forth, but was met with but few
cries Of vve lie Roi" He returned dspirited and per-
picked Presently M. Emilio Grardn-a deputy and the
editor Of La Prssse-announced unceremonously that
the King abdcate he even presented for signature
bulletin which he had prepared The King hesitated,
blu. was persuaded by his youngest son. and wrote
has favor Of ny the Count Dc
dim rex 70 se bu 40 bsv
Another cow was carried ont nv retasp and nnnnlsr
Marshal and Svas snstcbed rom H., hand nv
me ncaInate spirit OF the revolution this moment
Da s S arc. pi.d u . re- ~ VIII sne ns,
the Duke de hon.pensier overrued his father and the
asvu mug anu IoSor aoo teA ior escape.
into the details q their flight, q the memorable scene
mat LOOK PIECE "A tne cnamoer wen nne Uucness OF cr
e Is to that s
dent failed c save the monarchy ana that provisional
WAS was o. Dupont Dc
KSlin ana Creneux; the republic was proclaimed
The GardS Mobile sort OF reeged army 900 strong
was enroiea from the ranks tnat must o!nerwse renew
the nsurrccon from very hunger In ALL sixty DEGREES
were issued, pesldee inc making OF nnumeraoe ha
braf and NEXT day as ony Nv tbe
power OF lAmartnes eoquence, ana the hrm support
oy hs nat the people were dissuaded
from hosting the red Ing the SYMBOL OF terrorism On
the same day the government decreed and the people
ratified the abolition OF the punishment OF death and Of
ncessant toll the members Of the government able
TO separate 70 their oces and amartne wrote his cee
brate6 manifesto to Europe pYoclaming at respect
for existing governments and brotherhood with oppressed
narohantes. ., ,...
Ecu a o. q Ha.ona constituent assembly Was
nAeu Ior %e Hs vi APxl, Wv tnat Time ana the
ana the navy IN the harbors had fer the re-
PuDnc, out 'ne princes Mgnt return WIN tnS army OF
nooOoO men from Algeria; Inc aspect OF the European
Lowers was anu ,ne eaes were neary un
.Ssro hr he sore;Sn Sarnocrats TX oon N whom bsd
blocked 70 Paris in few days II seemed scarcely posi-
PIE tnas the @ n nos i1sce sn9 .,
siorv or The were determined - onnoae To
the uttermost 10 all the e1chequer insolvent
OF subsistence Some these pers were encountered and
overcome: others were everted The public credit was
sustned by an issue of paper money on the security
the crown lands The SOCIALISTS were gratined by the
appointment OF an Industrial Commission Of Inquiry with
Inpia blanc and NJ Albert workman at its head The
rebelon Of the bey' was appeased by tho opening Of
c:eliers in which the unemployed were set to work
uniforms for the Garde Mobile the construction q