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ENTRY OP Hfß MAJESTY INTO PARIS.

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Jitst before tit Paper was pa to Prest the
kw and othat Trench tapers of the dAtei)f Saturday
libt were received, from which we maks the fol-
lowing eXtritets I

rAttlS, JULY 7.
The Commission ol Government has inf ►rmed the
King. by means vi its Presidenti that it was about
to dissolve.

The Peers and 12.Cpresent.tiives 03Ced by die last
Government, have received notices to that
The ehinibers are dissolved.
The king will enter Paris ►o-morrow about three
o'clock in the kfternoon.

His Majesty will repair to the Palace of the Tin

By order of the Commander in Chief of the Na-
tional Guard, the barriers have bven ordered to be
kept shut.. This occasioned yesterday no little dis-
appointment and confusion ; for many people who
had gone on an excursion to St. Denis, could not on
their return gain admission ; even the Duke of
OTRANTO found himself excluded, and was obliged
'tompeasi the Aight out of the city. •
Ls spate ofihe 'shutting of the barriers, about 50 of
the rwsParnfes broke through at the par de charge. At
the sight of these the crowd flea, but the gend'at rues
pursued and sabred several of them, and even followed
them into a house where there was an English (Meer.
In vain he appealed to the conditions of the capi-
tulation. •44 These Frenchmen," he said, are in a
place commanded by Louis XVIII. or, if you do not
acknowledge bis adthority, in a place commanded
by Gannon, my master; I make you and your
Commander answerable for this infringement."—
rhe Gendarmes however, carried away about 100
persons, among whom were several National Guards
in uniform. All were-conducted to the Prefecture in
the first instance, but subsequently, about noon, they
were set at liberty. _

We are desired to state by several Representatives
that they had ceased to ezercin: their Innctions as such

from the instant of the retort. of their legitiaiatte So-
vereiga.—Joirna Path.

CHAMBER OF PEERS.
FRIDAY, JULY 7.
The Duke of Datil.= complained that Prussian
troops occupied the Gardens of the I.lixem!:arg.
He was desirous that Mat lull Bluci,er should be re-
monstrated with on this subject. Referred to the
Administrative Committee.
Count Botssr IYANctats made a long speech from
the tribune about a new Constitution.
A motion for adjournment Was then adopted, and
all immediately separated in silence..
emu-men ibr uewvq.AnNTA:llol-
- JUL V 7.
The proceedings were highly tumultuous. Tie
debate at first ran on the question, whether the Peer-
age should be hereditary ? which was voted in the
affirmative. The Members, after some furious expres
sions, quoted from the speeches of the Jacobin Club of
1792, respecting their own virtues, dispersed in sullen
silence, and the President gave out that they would
meet again the next day.— Pile Editor of the Journal
de Puri: states that this was all a farce
ORDONNANCE OF THE KING.

' •46 Louis, by the Grace of Goo, King of France and Navarre,
• to all who shall see these presents, health !
4. Considering the necessity of re-establibliing in
theme functions the individuals who have been expelled
by violence since the 20th of March last, we have
ordered and do order as follows :
Aar. 1. The Functionaries of the Administra.
tin and Judiciary orders, the Commanders and the
Officers of the National Guards, whirh were em-
ployed in the service on the Ist of Marchiest, will
Instantly resume their functions.
" 2. Oar Ministers are charged each in his own
departMeit, with the execution of the present older.
Given at St. Denis, 7th July, 1815, and of our
reign the twenty-first year. (Aped) " Louis.
By the King. " Prince TA LLCY ILAN 11."
ORDONNANCE OF TILE KING.
" Lents, by the Grace of God, King of France and Navarre,
to all who shall see these presents, health! ,
4. In conformity with our order of this daf, which
Aval.lll)l4tes it% their fellAtitint she rentals who filled
situations -061 the 21th of March last, we have or-
dered, and do order, as follows t
41 Art. 1. Lieutenant-General Count Dessoles, Mi-
nister of State, will take again the command of the
National Guards of our good City of Paris, und,:l.
the orders of our dear brother, Monsieur.
is 2. Our Ministers are charged with the executiorf
of the present order.
" At St. Denis, 7tb July, ISIS, and of our Reigu the
Twenty-first Year. (signed)
" I.ou
By the Kim PfiliCe rALLLY4AND."
NAtiONAL GUARD OF PARIS.
" ORDER OF 'lllll DAY.
6, July 7, 1915.
According to the orders of the King, I.ieute-
nant-Geseral Count Dessoles takes again, from this
day, the command of the National Guard of Paris.
64 By the Order of ht. Excellency thu Marshal Prince of
Bitlng. (Signed) " The Baron Da Boaeuti."
ORDER OF THE DAY.—Juts 8.

.4 The General Commander in Chief of the Na.
dons' Guard of 'Paris in execution of an Order of the
King. bearing date the 7th of July, has resumed his
cautions, and feels himself happy to find again the
National Guard faithful, and devotes himself without