The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-20 00:00:00

STATE OF PARIS.

(From the Times.)
We have just received tilt Paris Pipers of Saturday, and
some dared yesterday. The riots of Saturday continued
during that evening; two gunsmith s' shops wera plundered;
the Ministers eerier and Sebastiani were mobbed io their
carriage ; the performances at several of the theatres
were stopped ; the King came from Neuilly to the
Palais Royal, and held a Council of Ministers in the
evening ; crowda were every where gathered, many of
the people wearing crape arm bands, as mourning for the
fate of Poland ; a number of lamp apd windows were
broken. The Prefect of Police was changed, his last act
being to issue a proclamation for the preservation of
the public peace. This is, in fact, the summary of
what our correspondent writes on Sunday, when all was
"tranquil, and the National Guards rt.ntl regiments of the
line ail on duty. Still lie represents that there was a
very uneasy feeling respecting Poland, and it was difficult
to conjecture how far it may be carried. All, however,
was under the sway of the proper authorities on Sunday ;
and as they were quite prepared and on the alert, no se-
rious danger was apprehended from popular tumult.
Among the arrests 11:141e on Saturday evening was that of
Count Adana Gorawslri, a gentleman of great pa-
triotism and literary attainments. He was haranguing in
the Palais Royal, when seized by the police.
(From the Morning Herald.)
We have just reel-cived all the Paris Papers of Sunday,
and the Messager and Gazette dated koterday. Their
contents are important. The Sitting of the Chamber of
Deputies on Saturday was stormy in the extra me. In a
scrutiny on the proposition of M. Boissy d'Anglaa re-
, specting the promotions in the army during the hundred
days, Ministers were again defeated. The report of the
Commission respecting the Hereditary P4eraze was to
have been presented yesterday (Monday), but the discus-
. •ion was to he postponed by Ministers if possible.
MM. Cassimir Perier and Sebastiani had a narrow
escape with their lives on Saturday. The ;nob fol-
lowed the cariisge which they were, crying " Les
Ministres a la Lanterne !" and succeeded in stopping it
t the Place Vendome, but the Ministers were saved by
the arrival of the military from the Etat Major. The
King and Royal Family went to their Peat at Neuilly (two
or three miles from Paris) on Wednesday last, "to spend
the remainder of the fine season," as was announced,..—
They returned to dr..: Palais Royal on Saturday for the
winter. It was calculated that ;30,000 troops of the hne
were occupied during Saturday in beeping the Hotels in
check. Several Kenn-makers' shops were attacked, and
;tartly pillaeed by the people. At the date of onr private
letters (Sunday, two o'clock, p. 21,) Paris was perfectly
tranquil. Some further disturbance wns apprehended on
that day or on Monday. The prevailing opinion was,
that the Ministers (Perier and Sebastiani at least) would re-
tire. A revolt, or revolution, has occurred at Neufchatel
Switzerland.) The Prussian authorities h sve bren expelled,
and a Provisional Government appointed. The Paris
Journals contain detailed accounts of the \;mprisonment in
bis own house of our Consul by the Migoelite Governor of
Madeira It was believed at Paris that the Polish ar;ny
would throw ,itself into Lithuania. The Liberal Journals
deny the news of the fall pf Warsaw arrived by telegraph.
The report of the appearance of the cholera morbus at
Luxemburgh was not credited. The Ftrnds recovered
litt'e on Saturday, owing to the receipt of Lord
Brougham's speech as the l4th inst.
(From the Morning Chronicle.)
The impression produced by the news f;anza Warsaw, at
Rai.: has been marked, decided, profound. It irns not
been conti,ae.ilo a party—nor to the students, or the jour-
nalists, or the Lospoties or the middling or lower classes.
The funds have fallen-...e%- the public funds, creel and
cold as they are—have felt this tfi.omph of despotism to be
vast evil ; the Theatres are closed—,the streets are the
-eenes of agitation; the residence of Sebastiani baa been
itta,ked by the people,—some citizens have sought for awns
as in July, ISSO—tbe Maratillaise has been sung under'