Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

General Fabyicr was installed Yesterday a, Pro-
visonal G"vcror Of the Hotel dos Invsids
The "Marseloi'e LYNN" sung yesterday at
several vf the theatres.
NJ. BENJAMIN Constant and " DAMN A;pe ,ro
SAID TO have been chosen the Government orators IN
devcl"pc the motives of the Laws TO be presented bv
the Ministry to both Chambers.
The Duke de Leval, the French Ambnss,d,r =,
London lon that town on Tuesday, aud arrived yos.
terday at Paris.
r the very last moment Prince Polignac mos, mo-
suNeIy assured the Corps DplCrna'Igsc, Mt Paris
that no coup detnt would be attempted This Minis.
Yer haa given the same assurances to the Duke d.
orleans. Lord Stusr, Ro,hsey having complained,
on M"n1ny ias'' vi THIS conduct of Prince Poipnac
saying that 1t was highly improper thus to d.ccive
The Corps BpIoma'iQuc: the latter rcphed an
ono is deceived il every one is F' Nv
Most ct the Ambassadors of foreign Powers rcsi.
ding at Paris had yesterday given TO the Dute ~
Orleans tho of the most trcndIv disno,;
ton OF Their respective Sovcrcigns.
The English Ambassador is said TO have icon ,L,
iirst Not only the English nation, but also the Bnr
ilSh Cabinet, had well Judged the true situation 81
affairs IN France. as well as the nialible consoouen
ccs OF the criminal acts of the Ministers -.Natonni.
By way ot a last resoursc Charles ~ entered into
a correspondence wuh Niscount Chauteaubrland, ON
the 97th, 28'h, and % of July but, after eycb,p-
g'ng few letters, tins correspondence ceased.
From tie Courier Erarcais
~ the capture of The Tuillcrics two wnrbmcn oh
i 1a,ntu possession OF pocket book containing mil
hon IN bank notes They have delivered up the pock
c-Dnok, without ahs'rac !ng any thing from IL and
would not even give Their names
S .uspenslon bridge at The Place de Greve has
OF July brave youth said to the armed c,t,zcr W.
must cross this bridge-I will set tho ex,n'n, ~,
o'e' remember my name Is Arco!e" SAYING these
words, hn started lie had scarcely reached ,bo
mddI" OF the bridge when he tell pierced by unwarJ
OF score OF balls. The witnesses of IN. hr,nis.,
having retained ms name, have given II TO IN. b,dn
VIM" was the inca re ct ms sublime devoedness
Letters from Bordeaux announce thai liberty had
no. been restored there Til utter bloody strt.gs
ne troops bred on the citizens by order of Al do
Cursay' the Pieiect o. La GiEondc But the blood
nc ms caused To be spilled did not 90 r,nnpu,shod
Tor TINS cruel man pcrshed the midst of me
FIVE hundred men lett Huv.c OF the 5 st of juIc
IN steamer, to assist Pans. Ten up,c, tho NM
Der Woud nav" gone had their zeal not been rcpr.rscd
HE hing arrived at RnmbuuIllst on n, ans, %
jury nail past nine o'cock, with large re,nu, of
upward Of $50 Carriages, from Is To Is of which
"er" drawn by olght horses each He WAS nr.ccd
Gu ana followed by III. Gardes du Cops, &c and OH
c troops, snch a. Cura-sers, Horse Grenadlsrs ,Sc
forming from 5000 Ia 1000 men. They M ,rcannsJ
III the park, which Ia devastated already This nm,
INC town 'hto state OF the greatest equation Tho
Duchess of hngoueme and the Daunbin ,rr;,S
tnftc b. NINE IN the morning of the LIST of Auaust
without any suite When they .lgh,cd from fbor
carriage The Children OF the Duchess of Berr, wer,
on the steps Of the Castle TO receive them Thus tho
whole family Id assembled at Rambuuill., I, is M,
known what II does what II will DO and WIN, will
become Off. wa
From the journal des peJofS
4, ga o'o MIN stci repEoached Prince Pohgnac on
MONDAY the 10Th July, respecting the Ordinances
The President ofthe Council witbout IN. La -
uon' Gontented himself with answering This affair
- ,s''ca~ah the rest concerns the gems d'armere"
tho ,T,Wns iet'TT Is from The correspondent, Of
the London Morning Herald II Is daled-
m PARIS, Aug. !, Two o'clock p. NJ
IN" h9naeur vi this day. well as the other
morning journals (Which | suppose to be IN voup
nands.l Will nave informed u of the acts of tho
new Government-such as the nomination of tho
Ministers, the Projects, Procurators- General and
other iuncionarres, iudspeRsaby necessary tn moyo
20 ,He machine OF Administration bought into play
by the memorable revolution W. have experienced
You VIII sec, from the Journals that The onrnin,
speech Pronunced ~ the Chambers by the I,icuten
ant General of the KIngdom-an extract OF which
TRANSMITTED To you yesterday Il ew u,onens a.e, i
was delivered, has not satisfied all parties Read Ls
Temps of this day The first article of that psper
expresses the most polite opinion OF the dissCniIon,s
J he opposition to the other Journals is not So con-
sstcnt, nor founded on such strong motives. IL is
remarkable fact that the people tho lower classes
the mere mob, who were the real Combata nts and
who trlumphed, have, after the victory, pcaceablv
returned to their nbour and that, conscious Of their
incompetence TO enter into political controversies,
they III arms, and constitute that very frrce which
enables society TO rcasscrt it's rights whilst II abb
STAINS, however, from lntermctGIng with discussions
During the forty eight hours that Paris was without
any authorities, without Magistrates, and without
police, well IA without regulations or ORGANIZATION
of any kind, the individual dcvotedmess and probity
OF every private man has surpassed disorders In oil
paris vi VIC tOWH oEuCT prCN1lcU IN the midst OF
anarchy, check by jowl with poverty and dsinterest
edn"ss Amidst universal confusion the most perfect
harmony and the most admirable courage were inva-
rably displayed. The task Of the historian who
may have 10 record The glorious deeds which placed
the French people IN elevated position is as sub
lime as II ~ beautiful. However, the political aresa
where ambitions and factions now Struggle forms a
lar less beautiful spectacle than that presented by
The held OF battle, on which the people lately con-
tended.
a present various conflicting pretcnsioas are raj
sod, and every lays claim to the exclusive saliva
ton IT the country. AL have fought, ell have tri-
umPhcd and victory proved decisive only owing 10
the ciiorisot every individual pretcndcr Some sur
round the Prince; others ac the purt Of nritators
among the public. As It is probable that this revo-
luton will prove the last, every one - DESTROYS TO
turn u 10 his own advantage. Only the real comba.
'arts iorbcar 10 bonst Of their services. These find
the reward of their devotcdncss IN their own con-
science May these divisions not appear to weaken
tho national party! The latter IS great united
strong, wise, and persevcrng II witches over the
accomplishment Of The grand work that has been be-