Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
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the X. has abdicatcd and fed After two days OF
bloody fighting and great slaughter Paris is in pos
OF the People. The tr-colored flag floats
the Tuilliers, the Louvre and Notre Dame! La
Fayettc commands the National Guard of France,
under the Provisional Government organized by such
Deputies were in Paris, Of which Philip Duke OF
Orleans, is the head. as Lieut.. General! The poo
pic in motion oil over France! Down with the
Bourbons! every where the-exclumation, and the
Marsees Hymn, the Hymn OF Liberty, revived re-
nembrance of 1890 After the bloody events IN Par
is, foreigners were usonIshed at the profound order
and respect for the laws, which prevailed.
Such are the outlines of this great intelligence.
The world stands in amazement at the rapidty and
grandeur of events developed in two days Blu, one
circums ancc, is calculated to damp The ardor which
ever, Republican must feel. The Duke of Orleans
is in favor with the people, and spoken of as King.
But believe it The people of France are
Republicans and determined to abolish the last YES
tige of Royalty. Great People! exclaimed the Eng
iish in Paris Wonderful People! Too gallant and
intelligent be slaves!
Phe commencement of the tumult as we imagined,
the attempt enforce the Ordinance suspending
The Liberty of the Press.
From the New York Daily Advertiser Sent, ,
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
Yesterday tie packet ship lIibcrnia, Captain Max
well, arrived at this port from Liverpool bringing
Liverpool papers to the 1h of August London the
3D. Lloyd's Lists and London Shipping Lists to the
ed, and Liverpool Price Currents the 4'h, all IN
elusive. The Hibarna sailed on the 4th
A great deal at excitement caused BY the re-
Ceip of the intelligence from Havre. by the way of
Boston BY the mornings mail of the proceedings of
the French government, in dIssolving the new Cham
Der nf Deputies, ordering now elections. and chang
ing the mode OF eIec'Ing and suppressIng all free
dom Of the press. BIT very few persons, believe.
antIc pated the intelligence which on board the
Hibernia, until telegraphIc communication from the
news-boai Thomas II. Smith announced the general
fact, TINT revolution in that government had area-
DIV occurred detailed his DRY of this most extra
ordinary will be found paper of this morn
ing "a large portion Of which is devoted to
Gus stages
W. believe there is instance in modorn history
of such stupid madness, such miserable short sighted
folly in ahy government court. or cabinet We con
only conclude the King OF France Is IN his do
tag. inca pab" of Judging Of what Is either eXPedI
ert Ut practicable, IN IN which no man, OF lew
degrees of intellect abovr a drlvcler. could have
made mistake. As for his cabinet counselIurs, we
can only suppose that they must have been either ex
tremely weak. and of course extremely mlndicIous
and rash that they wer" desperate political
rambers resolved to risk all upon the chances OF the
die, and sink swim together
The greatest anxiety will now he felt to hear fur
Their from this scene of uHul, and confusion, and per
hans IF civil war. The events OF the late revolution
are fresh in the memory of many of us; and il Is i'm
possible not to feel extreme solcudc for Tho result
Of the present struggle.
II viii be seen m ho first place that Provisional
Government has been organized. consisting of eight
members all of them holding very hIgb not the very
highest place in the estimation Of their countrymen,
for civil or military yrtues-sope OF them tor both,
as General Gerard and Count Labau, General Drou-
ct) The Moniteur, in conformity to the rule 1t has
folawed for the last 40 vears-that OF belonging 10
the stronger party-ls become the organ OF the pro-
vsional government; and we particularly notice TINS
fact because It speaks volumes to those who are &C
ora,n,ed with the march of French affairs. Before
the decisive step of appointing pr"'sioniI govern
fuent ook place. various incidents oi the deepest
most agitating and we may add unparalleled Ih'er
est had taken place The population OF the capital
had risen TO man, animated by heroic zeal, which,
if ever eoualIed was never surpassed. On Mohaay
Tuesday and Wednesday, II was scene OF carnage,
sometimes the armed people prevailing sGu1c'!eS Inv
Einos troops; but on the last Of these days inc Ior
MGR were asters of the city, having been previous
" Joined by several regiments Of the line ana having
compelled the Swiss Guard that defended the luilie-
rios md Louvre to surrender In the mcsntitp". Inc
IDENTITIES who had arrived IN Paris assembled and IS
eued declaration, with all their names affixed TO
this solemn document Also, n population, wiih NJ.
Laitte, brothcr-in law OF Marm"nt, al thelr mead
had conference with the Marshal, who IS Genera
lssmo OF the KnGs troops, nenr ono of the barriers
and tho dot al3 of this conference which Will be found
amongst our extracts, show The great moderation by
which the leaders of the popular party were sun ami
mated. They proposed only the repeal oil the Oh
noxious Ordinances together with tho dismissal OF
The obnoxious Minister'S and VIII IT he occVed, 'ha
thew were no, only rejected, but contumeIousiy re-
;ected2 Whom Marmont, who consented TO be-
come the bearer Of these proposals, returned
with the answer of the King, NJ. Lnf'" eNcaim-
eb-"Thrn tho civil wa IS bcgun!' From tins mo
n,e,t all idea Of compromise seems ~ hrVc been aoa-
dohcd by the popular pnriyite tri-coourcd dag was
hnisted on the Tulleres, the onsigns of tho King
no,o ovsrv whore pulled down, or dcfaccd-whilc a
49,. imnylsc wac given 10 popular enthusiasm
,psc following interesting account in detail - from
,br Paris Correspondent OF tho London Morning
Of
DETAILS OF THE LATE CONFLICTS IN
PARIS.
PANS July so "A postscript u my VI "o,u ,'
>ou an Tuesday evening was couchcd Va these terms
SW mr. in for a revolution ,,
I wrote you two notes on wednesday ont nave
ovorv reason to believe they were DESTROYER.
On Tuesday oven NO matters began TO wear n YER
serious aspect. The rcndarmcs posted IN ne rndr'
dn Psla,s Royal wcr" necessarily a'Ia,h'u 'y
Won n London would call n mob oil dandcs, WIN
perseverance, and despcrOtion of which oil tee Iio,s
rsyoIts iumults, or revolutions of England onoro 4"
example.