One o'clock
`` Whence do you come , Monsieur ? '' asked the editor . `` From the Tuileries , Monsieur , '' was the reply , and the reporter left . The editor opened the note and read aloud : `` One o'clock -- Count Mole , unable to form a cabinet , has this moment resigned , and the King has sent for M. Guizot , M. Thiers and Marshal Bugeaud . `` Half-past one o'clock -- Marshal Bugeaud 's commission as Commander-in-chief of the National Guard and of the troops of the Line , in place of Generals Jaqueminot and Peyronett Tyburce Sebastiani , has just been signed by M. Guizot and his colleagues , the Ministers of War and the Interior , and will appear in the ` Moniteur ' of this morning . Bugeaud 's plan is this : Instant attack with an overwhelming force of artillery , cavalry and infantry of the Line , -LRB- which , he asserts , he has now all ready in position in anticipation of this event , and well disposed to act , -RRB- on all the barricades . He promises to sweep away every obstruction from the streets before dawn , though at the cost of fifty thousand lives . ''