The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-04 00:00:00

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EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

It is reported that an insurrection has lrttckenoutTie
att
Warsaw, and that the Polish army i
intelligence was brought by an English tTitiieied,
avell(7ling
from Poland but it should he received with caution.
The journal des Debuts affirms that the rumour
of
the Duke de Montebello not having been
ceired at Madrid is unfounded. graciously re-
A letter from Home announces that M. de Montesquiet!,
the French Envoy charged to uotify the accession of_ Louis Philip, has been graciously received by
the peopl
diplomatic answer is to be given to the notification
tef
theA
French tlevermnent.
The French General Kreuzinger arrived at V
the 21st ult., charged with a
mission by Charles X.
ienny ott(t)
solicit of the Emperor permission to choose a residence
in
the Austrian States.
Itl• Guido, a Member of the Provisional Government of
f:
Ilnisseis, errrived yesterday morning at Paris. lie is said
to have been sent on a mission.
We learn from Frankfort, that the Germanic Diet has lately taken into consideration the commotions that have
arisen in several towns of Germany, and especially in that
of -ttrunswick. The Diet threatens to employ at Brun,-
" ick the military interference of the Confederation in
PPort of the rights of the legitimate Sovereign, if these
rights should be forced to be compromised. The Diet is
4eliberating on new. measures for the restriction of the
Press, •.,
We learn from Ctssel that the hereditary Prince having
"Puled a desire to go to Warsaw, the people manifested
4° much anxiety respecting his departure from Cassel, that
he was indutvd to forego his departure. Apprehensions
It is said were entertained that during the absence of the
Pr .
InCa-•
in" the Elector should have recourse to violent .
kill.
, A private letter from /lets announces that an insurrec-
tion t:R}lt. place at'Virton, in the Duchy of Lunenbourg,
and the, 41-coloured flag was hoisted on the church steeple
:t the night of the 24th ult. by several respectable in-
., hitants, Beneath this flag was placed that of Belgium.
Ole 25th being market day, the country people collected
kund the church, shouting " Vive lee Francais." On
the aothicritiew and magnitude* interfering, after much per-
tuoion they buceeeded in removing the tri.coloured flag,
and dispersing the crowd. Perfect order has been restored.
(From the Swabian 11Kreur.)
Commercial letters front St. Petersburgy
)), received by re's at Wareaw, announce that the French envoy sent
t 1 that capital had been received by the Emperor, to pre-
fect letters notifying the accession of Louis Philip.
We have already mentioned that the barracks in the
kun Nettee tie Luxembourg, formerly
occupied by the
non.cot Suffisse, are appropriated to the Artillery of the Na-
al Guard. It becoming necessary to mount guard,
the gunners belonging
duty fell to the six pieces thew lots, and the
on the battery No. 1., to which the Duke of
!irleans is attached. The former entered the guard-house
_.lr! 4 privte's uniform, The corporal having called Fer-
;l,44And Philip d'Orleans, the Prince answered, present-
40r0k...tise umsketoon and performed the duty of sentinel
it o, o cur.
15 said that the Prince de Cartelucale has been ap-
Pninted Neapolitan Anthaatisdor at Madrid.
~..lipon the Duke of Orleans leaving the P alais Royal
rste:day to go the Chamber of Peers,
t's rl the horse National Guards- the troops of the
presented arms for the
knil„
..
he following car bat k areaae Ic the Mini-
ver of the Interior toircul the Prefectaen ofdd
the Ded pAry tmeats:—
,:: 86---Ily Royal Ordinances of the 13th, 15th, iltith,
i,'2014- September, -18;10 II I electoral colleges have
714, convoked. Nearly 60,000 electors will exercise their
lON and Surly one,fourth of the Chambers will be re-