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e: Berangcr, Barbes, Emanuel Arago, Jules Fabre

rat, son of the former King of Naples, &c.

'be tribune iliplomatioue was occupied by Lord ani

vy nui iiiain/y xtxi ivumi, iuc iimci ican imiiiMt'i

on ile Thorn, the Austrian charge d'affaires; the mm

ra of the republics of the Ecuador, Chili, ami New

nada; the Tuscan minister; the Haytien envoy M

ntiu, the Spanish minister, &c.

11 o'clock, M. Andres de Poiraveau.the senior mem

took the chair, accompanied by the six youngei

nbers, Messrs. Freeneau, Astouin, (the coal porter ol

rseilles,) Lagreannol, Gambon, St. Beave, Avond

Ferrouillet, wh? were to act as secretaries,

hortly afterwards the cannons of the Invalides anneed

the approach of the members of the provisiona

ernment, and the deputies proceeded to their seals

he meantime, a rush was made at one of the doors bj

imber ol the national guards, who attempted to force

ir way into the hall. M. Chateaurenard, the goverof

the palace, ran to the door, and declared that nc

led person should enter without passing over his body

applauded his firmness, and quietly retired.

,t that moment the drums of the national guard were

rd to beat to arms, and the officers of the house aninced

the arrival of the members of the provisional

ernment. M. Dupont de l'Eure, leaning on M.V1.

nartine and Louis Blanc, then entered the hall, anil

e followed by MM. Arutro, Marrast, Marie, Bethit,

Ledni-Roliin, Albert, Flocon, and Cremieux; M

;nerre, secretary of the government, and M. Caussie,

prefect of police, who alone was dressed in the relican

costume. The members of the government havplaced

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily union. (1848). Washington [D.C.], 1848-05-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82003410/1848-05-24/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily union, 1848-05-24.