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Paris raised under Changarnier as Commander in Chief
A series of decrees place all Paris garrison troops and first military division forces under General Changarnier who also holds the Seine National Guard command. The President names Marshal Bugeaud to command the Army of the Alps and notes resignations of Beaumont and Tocqueville. Reports of cabinet moves, electoral plans, and troop reviews follow amid Italian and German affairs. Louis Napoleon’s reception on the boulevards is described with mixed cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léon Faucher
Bixio
General Rubhiéres
de Tracy
Marine
Paris
Garde Mobile
Changarnier
National Guard of
Seine
National Guards of
The
Republic
Marshal Bugeaud
M. Jerome Napoleon Buonaparte
London
MM. Molé
Thiers
Louis Napoleon
Palais Elysées Bourbon
Tuileries
Cavaignac
General Cavaignac
Messrs
Vivien, Marie
Lamoriciare
Department of Public Instruction
Alps
Rouen
Sedan
Elbeuf
Douai
Cambrai
Heims
Lyons
Alsace
France
Roniteur
Jerome Buonaparte
Westphalia
the Invalides
Presse
Bien Public
M. de Lamartine
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysées
Theopulace
National Guard
Napoleon