The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-06 00:00:00

/3. thinielif4o, rUe de . Lafayette, Instead of rue Charles X.,
which it aim Wort the fall of tyranny.
ItlsAbused that Geneitil tkennadieu WAS one of the fltvt to
hplaythe hi-admired cockade,and that his troops have followed
di example,
(kris the Messages des Chantbres of Tuesday.)

e e EXTRACT PROM THE MONITEUR.
"ORDINANCES.
" LIEUTINANCY-QENERAL OF THP. EINOCOIt.
" Theciindemnatlon passed for political oßbnces of the
'rests remain without effect.
".1k The personttentined for such offences are to be Immo.
iately set at liberty. They are also relieved from tines and other
xpences, with the single exception of the duty.
imoadia
".The
te ty.
proceedings instituted up to the prey set day are to cease
KParts, Aufr.2. 4. LOUIS PHILIPPF. n'OItLEANs-
-41herProyisional Commissary of the Drpartmcnt of Justice,
" DUPONT (de PEure.)"
"Tristin'the report of the Provisional Commissary of the De.
wr.Vent of Justice,
" Weliave named, and do name, M. Bernard of Rennes), ad.
roan% at Paris, and Member of the Chamber of Deputies, to the
ttections of Procureur.Oeneral at the Royal Court of Paris, in
be 'senior M. Jacquinot de Pampelune.
" The Provisional Commissar y of the Department of Justice Is
:haled with the execution of the present ordinance.
(Dated and signed as above.)
411pon the report of the Provisional Commissary of the De-
?ailment of Justice,
4-Wehate named, and name, M. Barthe
I advocate at Paris,
rreenreur do bat at the Tribunal of Firstinstance of the De.
mrtment of the Seine,in the room of M.
" Th. P7Ov_, idonal Commlssary.General of the Department of
Nudes's charged with the execution of the present ordinance.
(Dated and signed as above.)
The Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom has appointed to the
Unqtlons of Sectetary.General of the Ministry of Justice, M.
roseph Merllhots, advocate and formerly magistrate at the Royal
Court of Paris.*.

" MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF PARIS.
"The Municipal Commission of Paris, considering that
Patriotic of*rings have been made in the different arrondisse.
'nerlta, and that it is important to regulate their receipt and
ordain
Art. 1. fhe sums and treasure arising from patriotic offer.
tigs shall be paid into the Municipal Treasury of Paris, where
isiseclal account shall be opened for that purpose,.
' Art.'t 'The Mayors of Paris are charged to collect all the
lulus pueluto the public boxes or elsewhere, and to effiTt their
saythent into the Municipal Treasury.

• -
The members of the Cominisiion,
OBAU,
Rotel de Ville, Aug. 2. " L
MAUGUIN."
The Municipal Commission of Paris has received the follow-
letter
t,lemen,-1 hasten to enclose the gift of 15,000 ftancs, whiertdestine to the unfortunate wounded, to the widows and
childred of those who fell during the last days of July. Will
rokshave the goodness, gentlemen, to receive this sum, and to
MAO 7 it in the manner desired P
nave the honour lobe, gentlemen, with sentiments of the
Mgt perfect esteem, and the highest consideration,
• " Your very devoted servant,
Baron J. DE 110THSCIIII.D."

rATIONAL GUARDS OF PARIS,-ORDERS OF THE

THE DAY.

" August 4.
Luting the gibrious crisis in which the Parisian energy has
rlrest our rights, every thing still remains provisional:
_Terkls nothing definitive but the sovereignty of those national
"jibtri and the eternal remembrance of the glorious work of
"_"4' People; but amidst the various powers instituted through
netesaity of our situation, the re-organization of the National
wwadi is a most necessary defence for the public orner, and one
hich is highly called 'Or. The opinion of the Prince exercising
gh station of Lleutenant-General of the Kingdom, most
honourable to myself, is, that I should for the present take that
me uritand. 1791 refused to accept such an offer, made to
by 3,C00,000 of my comrades, as that office would have been
"Perraanent one, and might one day have become a yen dal-
prous 0115. ,Now that circumstances are altered, I think it my
'1 Sty, in order to serve liberty and my country, to accept the sta.
°H of General Commandant of the National Guards of France.
" LAFAYETTE."

riAnother order of the day gives directions for the general or.
eation of the National Guard", which, it says, will be Upon
uretgrtioucintuo!
eleaertalbanal
the ciund,7:
blue,
National' Canard is to be reviewed on the 7th inst. in
the Champ de Mars.

TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
LYONS, Atm. 1.--ose O'CLOCK, P.M.
tiiC COMMANDANT.GEMERAL OF TRY NINETEENTH MILITARY
"Yesterday there
TO Tug mNisTia or
f„
„._e,,,at tranquillity was restored upon the promise made by
kr!i►ll authorities to organize a few picked companies of the
,4o Gotta
, The
beta G Police of the city do duty in conjunction with the Ka-
put ha ilntrd. The troops have returned to their quarters with.
ad the et engagement.
11l the evenin the city was as quiet as if nothing had taken
Place in the day."lll
&Win. The delay of the despatch, which arrived on the 2rl of
Alu_altst, a short now cease{)
noon, was caused by the interrup-
""" (which has now ceased) of the bureau of Lyons.
Tag 1), METZ, AUGUST 2.
Re
BON MARCRAND, DELEGATE OP TIIB riterqrr OF LA
gilt?, TO RIS EXCICLLENCY Toe MINISTER OF TUE INTERIOR.
t received your telegraphic despatch of the lit. the
loin cockade glitters (brute) upon every head. The tti.co-
""m ilag 16 flying."
„ „_ '
"ATM MAYOR or MIITZ TO GENERAL LAPAYETTt.
National Guard is organised. The troops in garrison
be&lll3te the National Guard colours, and the most perfect
_nt tram:MONT prevail everywhere.
l)
arrival of night prevented the reception of the con.
-aw of.thla tuntra.
Tcluts, AVM. lo'CLoot IN THE AFTERNOON.
'Iit?,,,.LIIIIIINANT.GENERAL COMMANDING THE 4TH MILITARY
TO HIS excELLexce TII6 MINISTEI OP WAR.
toy6ut, • nay. received your telegraphic despatch been 31st,
t 71',LerS have been executed, and directions have given
tennp‘roPl to hoist the tricoloured cockade.'
i s Avo. 3.--The Duke d'Angoulaine read at Main.
rilesit Pretence of the troops who accompanied him a Pro-
Ceram intliouneing to the army that it was disbanded.. The
take thHr of corps in all parts of the country ar,e preparing to
submission to the Prince Lieutenant-General.
teem
said that a telegraphic despatch announces that Mar.
ea6-'"n Teuton have hoisted the national flag, and the public
ft6,,."u'on learn the. the army ?strieawears our glorious
r itril.ttieoullght,,Trclahpres.lan at Toulon, buthe
Duke de chartres, who went to Joigny, will return at
W.O 014 of his regiment, which has hoisted the national colours.
Metpectod to-morrow evening at six, and will enter by the
ier Re Charenton.
do Montt el and M. Capelle, are the only Ministers who
..h..7‘1111 With the Royal Family, and it is not yet known what
,ro Deronie of Messrs. de Polignac, Guernon de }Linville,
=.4auates, and Chantelaue.
• Most of the Theatres were reopened yesterchT evening,
representation for the benefit of the farm les of the
ips• 'fins to the patriotic cause. M. Nortit was at one at them, in
,;_unitorm of the National Guard, and he sang the cantata
81. Casimir Delavigne, which excited great sensation.
dAat
wen Theatre Des Nouveautes, the Marselloive hymn, an.
:..„"1 Piece written for the ck.c.alion by MM. Mason and Ville-
lg, were recuivtd with much enthusiasm. The public rose
Rea "LneftalY, end remained standing during the principal
walti‘, of the cantata and t Muriel lioise.
to hr;de Bricqueville, Deheputy of la Manche, who was confined
thettro hy severe illness, has travelled ninety leagues in order
t4e_ Y be at his post as Deputy in Paris.
tenoZiptuntanteey:let, Deputy of l'Eure, has communicated to us the
,We are eight o'clock in the forenoon, Aug. 1, _
e are at this moment occupied in organizing a Municipal
"-:routilir- and the National Guard. In one hour the tri-
o 'iv- .411 Will float on the principa! buildings.
:uerY thing is perfectly tranquil.
GreeeZ ditision Bordesoulle has submitted. It is composed of
4.4„17,crs a Cheval, Cuirassiers, and regiment; of the line.
nePhele rgot, Captain of Cuirassiers of thei It,ci,tyleasliaGnuaarldia
staehneith tne celebrated Turgot, has given h
tent refused toi)erform any military servic'eafrom. tileamaroi
by id "4t ileatd ef the sanguinary orders given to the u
me Polignew,
he math,
MinhT --„i-11 of the Message?. adds, in a note, that the ap.
Public° Merilhou affords an additional guarantee to the
, under the present circumstances.