Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21

After the reports of the Bureaux shall have bee II
made public, it is thought tina, the House will declare
isef permanent until it has named its President and
other officers.
Specie Of Che Lieutenant General Of tie Kingdom.
Peers and Deputies-Paris. troubled in its repese
oy experimentation of the charter aud of the
laws, defended them With heroic courage! In the
MIDST OF TINS sangunary struggle, all he guarantees
Oh social order no longer subsistc6. Persons, pro-
perty, righs-every thing that is most valuable and
dear to men and TO citizens, exposed TO the most
serious danger.
In this absence of all public power, the wishes of
nay fellow citizens turned towards me- they have
Judged me worthy TO with them in the saliva
ton OF the country they have invited me to exercise
the functions of Lieutenant General of the Kingdom
Their cause appeared to to be just, the dangers
immense, the necessity imperative, my duty sacred
FASTENED to the midst of this valiant people, foloY
ed by my family, and wearing those colors, which,
for the second time, have marked among US the tri-
umph of liberty.
have come, firmly resolved TO devote myself to
all that circumstances should require of in the sit
uation IN which they have placed to establish the
empire OF the laws, to save liberty which was threat
ened, and render impossible the return of such great
evils, by securing for the power of that charter
whose name, invoked under the combat, also ap
pealed to after the victory Applause
In the accomplishment of this noble task, it is for
the Chambers to guide me. All rights must be
their full and free must receive the develope
ments OF which they have need. Attached by inc-
nation and conviction to the principles of free go-
Vernment, accept beforehand all the consequences
OF It. think 1t my duty Immediately to call your a
tcnton the organization of the National Guards to
the application of the jury the crimes of the press
the formation of the department and municipal ad
lnist rations, and above ALL to that fourteenth article
OF the Charter winch has been hatefuly lnterprc-
ted. (lsresh applause.)
1t is with these sentiments, gentlemen that come
to open this session
The past is painful to me. dcpiore mlsfortunes
which could have wished to prevent but in the
midst OF this magnan'mous transport of the capita
and OF all the other French Cities at the s1ht of Or
der revivng with marvellous promptness after re-
sisance pure from all excuses, just national pride
moves my heart, and look forward with confidence,
to the future DESTINY ofthe country.
Yes, gentlemen, France, which is so dear to us.
viii be happy and free; il will show to En,rope thu,
solely engaged with It's internal prosperity, it loves
peace as Wen as liberty aud desires only the happi-
ness, and repose of its neighbors.
Respect for all rights care for all interests rood
alth IN The government, the best means to dlsar
parties, and TO bring back peoples minds that con
hdence, to the institutions that stability, which are
the only certain pledges of the happiness cf the peo
pie and OF he strength OF the states.
Peers and Deputies, the Chambers
shall be constituted shall have laid before vou the
acts OF the abdeatIon of his Majesty King Charles x
BY the same act, his Royal Highness Louis Antoine
do France also renounces his rights. This act was
placed in my hands yesterday, the Cd of August of
clock at night have this morning ordered 1t to be
deposited IN the archives of the Chamber of Peers
aud caused 1t to be inserted in the official part OF
the Moniteur.''
The cries OF "Vive d'Oricans." .Vive Ia Liber
.e; were again heard more loudly than before -
Ihe Prince appeared to be deeply affected he salt
TED The assembly several times and Withdrew with bs
son, attended by the depu,aton which conducted hin,
back to the door
NJ Latte advanced towards the centre of the as.
semoy' and said, Il think, gentlemen that we ought
TO separate to day, TO again tomorrow at noon
| Numerous VOICES Yes Tomorrow st noon-,o-
morrow! Tomorrow
| Other voices-''To day to-day! The bureaux
might be formed"
NJ Salvert-Where then. is orr nres;d.n, -, .o,,;
ori,y? - 'e'''-
Dupn, the elder.-M. Chilaud de la Riooude
is not here, but we have NJ Labbey de Pomnierc
Several Voices-''Tiil tomorrow for the bureaux.
! till Tomorrow.
| The assembly broke up and left the hall The inn
nense crowd which surrounded the Palace filled the
| air with the loudest acclamaiions The Ne,onaI
Guard IN their best uniforms, alone lined the wav but
1t seemed TO have rather to take part in The fate
than to maintain order, for nobody seemed TO hn, ~
ds'urbnglt at the slightest inIunctIoa of citizen
solder, the groups dispersed ii by enchantnen, to
make room for the deputies
bTom TIE Constitutional, Aug 4
Ihe Duchess of Angouleme IS SAID to have arrived
at kamboullet, accompanied by spule Officer of
her household. She travelled In a backnev coach
and ~ was disguised In the garb OF peasants wife.
:, Generai Drouet has been appointed Governor of
the Military Division of Metz
- Nr. helnhard, formerly French Ambassador at
ffankfoIt IS said to have been appointed Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
:. Ansers shot its gates to Charles X. Nantz joins
It's forces to the citizens of Main and Loire Sa1nur
mas modnted the tri coloured cockade.
Rennes has holsted The tri coloured fIag
al Lyons the trl-coloured flag flies, and 10 600
Tncn were on the point of marching to Paris.
hii'e answered by telegraph TO the Home Depart
'iie :n An your orders shall be obeyed."
ours displayed the trI-coloured dao Genera,
Donadlen has made his submission.
AT Orleans the Swiss grounded their arms Las,
'sht the remainder OF he troops both cavalry and
infantry, VINO had followed Charles X to RamboniI
let, returned to Versailles, and made their submis-
sion Fn-coioured cockades were immediately dis.
lTlouted amongst them. which they adopted The
" atioDai Guard performs the service Of Versailles
and It's barracks.
From The Gazette dc France
we DO not pretend to know the conditions which
nfo.f,u l.