Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

very o7r.t.ne. whpn &c Gen raj. accompanied
| by gorge Washington Lafay cite, his so1, IA
me tnilsl ofhs pfperoos staff, vent through the
| d;I.,e., rooms. flied with the brave men who
have conquered Tor "a orr liberty ri the price
! 81 their hl1pI.--rhe t.enera was received by
| Nessrs .Iariinei aud ID .genefais who present.
Ell n him the physicians attached 10 the Am.
bnlancs. DR.. Aodr.ea., IIupH, Delans lard .
Selliar. Fisher, a. English snrgean. and
| VI. Eronlebois " no has the supefntende ice OF
/ H.
This distinguished ciiizsn. after having adj
dressed some words OF consolation 10 each Of
the wounded men, expressed 10 them his high
satisfaction ~ the nroof OF patriotism which they
had iven and retired Ia the midst of the bles
sings OF the pateats. and the numerous citi-
zpns WIN thronged the way. On his relurn. the
Genera1 offered MS hand in the moH friendly
manner TO the physicians, and 10 NJ. Dengen
mis- and said, u Gentlemen, thank you. 10 the
name Of the country FIR having pr, s. rived 10 IL
ciiizcos who form IFS strength aud its glory"
Out Of seventy wonnhed. the greater partof them
severely. who were received INTO this ambu-
lance, DOT smgle one has died, and all are in
a tutr wst of recOvery.
- The total number OF killed and wounded,
during ihe 27tb. 25t J., and Doth Of July Is from
seven 10 righ tionsand, reckoning both the
citzeos OF Paris and the royal army AS the
combat ans encountered each othcf very close
~, sHd were very near each Others guns the
wounds are in general very severe. and contrary
10 what Is usually thu ease la battles. the nun
Der OF dead excped5 that al the wounded Thus
the rights of The r)desi branch If the Bpurbons
have been halhed with thr blood 5000 Frcnci-
men, and their names Is IN some sort buried IN
TINS irlgnltn pecatotnb.
PARIS Aug IA" Le National de Brursiles
of the l2ib instant. says Just al the moinen-
OF going 10 press we learn that 90 600 Auslri-
ans on their march Tor Italy, so that the
forces which that power has Ia the Peninsula
amount 10 10000 effective men.
An officer arrived to-day. who eh the rfo-
cessun OF Charles X, nj Wire. The eA-Kiug
proceeded very slowly, aud would only arrive
OF his destination on Monday, the lOth He
| compldins very much, and when it - represent
ed 10 him that he onght 10 travel more than 1--WE
leagues day he SAYS that his great age ought To
he taken mo consideration. and that it sImpo si-
hle Tor him to go faster. Marshal Maison, il i,
SAID. /, quite lred OF going So slowly. The ex-
hing had only 800 Gnnrdes dn Corps with him,
who are very much discouraged. The Dauph-
mess Is IN state OF extreme irritation, but the
Dutchess dc Bern Is more calm, and is no lon
ger dressed III mal- attire. The children are
kept profoundly ignorant of what il passing
aud lhey salute the people. II WAS said among
The suite OF the eG-kug, that the king Of The /
French, Philip the tist, had offered 10 Charles |
y. very elegant house and the large estate |
which he Possesses III the ensirons OF Palermo. +
aud It WIS thought that the offer wonld be az
cepted. The vessel, wrre'reahv a, Cherbourg, /
aud tbs KING and his suite "eIe 10 embark Iu.
meIiaeiy on their arrival