Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
FOR TIE EEQUiEhH.
JOURNAL OF EVENTS
BY NV .dNLERIC.f.V L.VP.4RIS.
IcONrINUED.

ne Anniversary Oh American lit't pcnNef ca rs
the day Oh French su lection. mast carae~iy hu-
ped, that the Attn July ould have hcem To- France
also day OF Dchyera,c CT from touL;sc but, The
army yields witnouN struggle, ard ii,c cup of ,.u-
uiiiat'oU must be dr 1.ned to III, ve:y dregs A,i-
tier the Government nor the Nation seem 40 have
been consulted. The whole busues, which pro-
badly ii, cities the political f,te o u,lons Z! una
beings, has been arrang ~ SerHf.Gr. ~ rem. hya
few obscure fellows vested with full powers l., H.
respective commanders ca the Prusssr, and
French and English bayonets.> They sa,c a,r,e'i
ON eighteen artici s. the nunber of our State, and
Ike our toasts, we prepares b, couiu'ittee last
evening, and have been swallowed to-day How
different in all other respects from the .:t Of rea-
son aad the flow al soul, which take plNce with IT'S
on t'"i sacred day! Surely IA Arier tan carnut
eXnlt in he Degradation oi any country above all,
nthe nli,i0r;,iucs Of France she sided us IN the
holy cause OF our Independence, against that Gov
erninent which has led the in the desti c,io OF
al! liberal prncip s. and which in regard To- herself
has been but too siccessluI (or the nor,ei only
hope and believe,) in imposing upon her thsirs,
Which must be thrown oil, aud indi,:iics, which
ought to- lie avenged
csnn"t 20 regularly through IN articles Y is
s,lili.i nj to say, tn provide fr al arms I.e
iorthe rcmova!'T the Frcuch arinics b yund I'd
Lore, Ur thesaf " Paris, aud the pr ton
both private and public property. The rhuIleries,
the Louvre, the Chamber of the Representatives,
the Falls OF Justice, and the Libraries are not be
burnt
Much tisair elton prevails some Of the InpeIi-
ri Guard came ito the rsstGif q ears where | was
dhi; with three ether Am ricans One ef thera
SAID, "Wc are betrayed I have hal s musket
ard THIS knapsack on any back for eighteen DAYS
and we not permitted TO fight we are g;ve,, up
by cowardy officers" Hearing speak English,
they became very much enraged but immediately
perceiying the cOckade four hats, they
came TO us and said &c Fora moment they had be-
licved we were EngshmCn they now knew us to
he Americans thy begged our pardon for the
mistake" One ofthem, officer and relation Of
Carnot, said, " You are Citizens of free Country
you belong TO brave nation you have not been
d';honored by the English. will instantly 20 To
the United States France is sacrificed 10 PARIS
the people to the towards, who inabt TIVE
Lear nothing yet of SO Viye lie Roi." The
Rov shrink from observation although back
ed BY all Europe, they are afr. ii 10 cat far
from IL, the t'i-coO red flag still Goats, and the Trail
leurs or Fe;iereS, parade the streets, crying ont
ptre PEmPeretn'," Iluc III Li5cris ! "' We
walked in the evening to the Palais Royal--it was
al sci return. We Observed, that all the cot
iee-houses were shut up, and the Bouevsrds, where
usually hundreds OF the bean monde resort, sban-
'oned a report prevailed that General Van
damme had refused obey the terms of capitulati-
on it was apprchendetl, with his corps, and per.
hpas followed By the whole army, he might pass
through the City, his accounted for the desertinn
OF the public places. l returned to my iode-
inss about half alter 10. 1t Is now II and airs
well.
Juy5.
1t seems from the papers of to-day, that dread
iul comm0ticn was unprecedented last night. They
state the firing OF cannon and Of thousands Of rnus-
kcts, the appearance of groups of agitaors utterng
cries of rage and menace, women trembling and pc
tri'iei with fear IN imagination, the City already
IN flames aud given up to piiIgge. saw nothing of
this; hut that II was perceived by those who in
to their houses and barrieaded the doors and win
dOws, have no doubt. The National Guard stroll
about the streets, like parcel of droncs, very
fierce, where therci is no danger. They would pop
you Oft a poor devil in moment, who drank his
coffee ont OF a saucer instead Of p cup but as 10
meeting the enemy, that another affair. The
only fear is, that the invaders may be opposed
The great effort is, TO keep down every sentiment
Of pa,riollsm. The eItry Of Ny Lord Wellington,
aud His Excellency Butcher, will he consi cred as
< and Specfacie-"nd believe in my soul merely
III that poiut 6. view, any circumstance that should
py vent II, would prO!uc great eliagTiu and disap-
poi tment. The Citizens arr preparing for the
show win much anxiety and OF beauty, fashion,
paint, lace and powder, great will be the display
In the mean time, the genius Of the Able Sieycs
seems to e revived, and the l. Sislnturc prepare,
and give 10 the world with great soIemnty the
most admirable specimens of Bills Of Rights, Con-
stituuons, aud Laws. What sn ingenious conlri-
vance TO arrest the enemy The attempt made
BY the Natehez Indians to save their burning tenn
pies by committing their children to the flames,
rs not more prepOsternus. They say however
ternal atfors-and this, suppose, is by way of ex-
eics'ng their priv lege OF appehensive that they
may, taey wish to make good use of their time -
he principles they announce are for the most part
unexcrptinnabie. For instance, they repeat what
they have said in half a dozen Constitutions before
that all power eranatcs from the people, that
they should be represented, that the press, speeci
aud religion, shall be free, sc. But to what does
all this amount Louis 8th says, tiat lac is the
Legitimate King; the Almighty has male him 50,
and he asks TO layors that France is lis patrimOny
ard IRE cine1 his people. 10 prove the trit, Of
their principles, tiey shew picc Of paper (; IN
prove tic train Of Ms a. points % hundreds n.
tsousan's d British aud Co,sac. bayoccis. INT
the Representatives are devoted to the interests OF
France, and O Liberty, tlc.e IS no r1,rn toduubt.
They Lave adopted a resolution, notwithstanding
the p4csencl OIL the enemy. To .enaiu ut their pot
TO support the tri.coored G0g, &c. and have pro-
r,nlgcd series Of wise anil patriotic Declaration
In reading tlcrn, the utmost enthusiasm prevailed
they were carried unanimously, aud BY aeeiama-
ion
Very liberal intentions are attributed In their IN.
vaders tpty are 10 respect Tie existing amho,i-
ties; thcS 90 he gle,t 10 the future Govrt.i-
ment. Thus, they YET DELUXE ti,fuscly, with win
hOgts. They ar how YER, worthy of or sdmra-
lion for thu consistency NJ their views Il was not
Ule tyrant 3onapsrte. bat Bpuansit. the ssppYsei
friend To th- Liberty and Independence d Ff,nce.
whom few weeks ago they supported. Theynow
iiy to Constitution and g. laws. 10 apsite ro1d
not support their Independence. Whatever might
have been tie late f THEN Liberties: ani wHifnt
Independence, what can be expected frn-n Laws
and Constitution 10 v1;cc is set rsleh afn,ne
hem in favor of Louis. VI voted t,cr ~ clara
tons amidst shcrts of"Ttre IN NafioB" " g'-'e NJ
jdte~fc,"" Gi7e FNuicfera.7ce" The white Hsq
already waves ~ eofne parts o iie South, ani lhs
tftrf affsril p e. T..