Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

en- and Evreux, and a very considerable number OF
young men. He proceeded along the bouevards to
the Pa'sis Royal. The Duke Of Orleans and tn
Duke OF Nemours were to The right and lett OF the
Young Prince. The crowd assembled on his passage
welcomed him with the most lively acclamations
| From The .y.,,ager CAaasres.
The news oil the death OF the King OF Naples is eon-
hrmed. He died at Turin at the age OF SO He is
succeeded by bs Ferdinand Charles, Duke Gala
bria, WIN Is in his Flat year.
1t l. affirmed TIA, General C'ausei is appointed Com,
mauder'in. Chief OF the army in Africa
| PARIS. Ansust3.
OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS
Speech OF the Lieut. General OF the Kingdom.
Peers and D~pniies-Paris, troubled in i.s repose
by deplordble violation of The ChaTter and OF the
laws, dete nded them with heroic courage! 10 the
midst OF his sangunsry struggle, all the guarantees Of
social order 10 longer subpsted. Persons property.
right; every thing that i. most valuable and dear to
men aud 10 citizens, exposed 10 the serious
dangers.
In This absence OF all pubic power the wishes OF
any fellow citizens TUNED towards me; they have judg
ell me worthy TO concur with them in the salvation OF
the country; they have invited exercise the unc-
tons Of Lieut. General of the Kingdom.
Their cause appeared to me TO be just. the dangers
inmens- The necessity imperative, my duty sacred
fastened TO the midst OF this valiant people, follow
ed by my family aud wearing those colors which Tor
The second time, have marked among the triumph
Of liberty.
" have come firmly resolved 20 devote myself TO
all that cireum thnces should require OF me, in the
STU zion in which thy have placed me, to re-e.tab.
threatened, ard render imposbl- the return of such
great evils by securing forever the power of that
Charter whose name, invoked during the combat was
dl'o appealed TO al er the victory. fapplause
Sin the accomplishment OF this noble task il is for
The Chamber to guide An rights must be solemn
ly gnaIartsed all the Institutions necessary 20 their
'ul' and Tree exercise must receive the develop
oil which they have need. Attached by inclination and
conviction TO the principles OF free govsrnn.nt ac-
cep saiorehani all the consequences of il. | hnk il
my duty INN, dia ely to call Your attention 10 the or
PanYa1n oil The National Guards. NJ
he Jury 10 the of the Psess; tn, formation of
The department. and municipal Administrations; and,
above all To that li,h article OF The CHARTER ych ha
been SO haeful!y Interpreted. [fresh applause
is with these sentiments gentlemen, tina; come
to opon hi, BE .ssn.
i" The past il painful to mo. depIore misfor,unes
which wished 10 prevent; In, in the mds, OF this
magnarimous transport Of the capital and of all the
other French cities the sight of order revivup with
marvellous pomptnes, at'et resistance free from all
exce:s'', just national pride my heart, and |
ooS forward with coat lence to The fuiur. destiny of
the couniry.
eyes. gentlemen. France. which is 90 dear to us
VIII be happy and frees il will show to England that
solely engaged with its internal pro.psrty il loves
peace as Wen az liberty, ala desires only the bapp
ne 50 AID the ropo,e Of its eighbots.
Rc.pGct for all rights care for all interests good
ath ~ the government, the best to disarm
pa'iie' all 10 bring back psopl.s mini. that conf
dence-to the institutions that ssbty-which are the
the strength # siates
Peers and Depu,ias-As soon az the Chambers
shall be constituted shall have laid before you the ac,s
OF add cation OF his M4jesy King Charles x By the
sane act HIS ROYAL Hishnasa L,mi. Anime de France
also renounces his rights.Ths act was placed in nv
hands yesterday. the 81 August, IL O'Clock at night
nave this marning ordered il TO be deI oe I'd in The
archives OF ,hs Chamber OF PEERS and cause il TO be
inserted in the official part ofhe Mouieur."
The cries OF 'Vive d'orsans!' Vivs la Libertep
were again heard more loudly than before The Prince
appeared to be deeply affected; he salued the assem-
bly, several TINS, and Withdrew with his son. attended
by he great dePuiaion, which conducted him back to
the door.
NJ. LATTE advanc 4 'o,yards the centre Of the az
seinbly, and said, think, gentlemen, that we ought
TO separate to-day, to met again morrow noon
Numerous voices Ye', Tomorrow at noon! to-
morrow! 10 .msrrow!'
Other voces-'To-day! today The Bureaux mi sht
DO formed
typ
Nj DUNN The eld.r-M. Chiaud de Ia Rigau
die j. not here; but we have NJ Llbbey de Ponperrs
Several voices-fill to morrow for the Bnreaux till
to morrow
The assembly broke up and left the hail. The i'm
mense crowd which surrounded the palace filled the
ar with the loudast acclamaon,. The National
Guard in their beat uniforms alone lined the way bit
II SEEMED to hay' come ra her to AXE part in -ta
than to maintain order for nobody seemed TO think
o. disturbing IT. AZ ihc slightest injunction of ciiz.n
sodierthe groups diPcrss ii by enchautment to make
room Ter .e deputies.
ne Messenger states that on the srrival at R,mbouii
LEI Of The Commissioners appointed to give him safe
conduct, the oykng refused TO Adhere TO the
which he bad himself made "The news Of hi. had
faith nm~ia ly excited the indign, ion of The Pa
slAn' bOoo National volunteers assembled 10 the
Champs Eyses7, 10 march to Rambouille All tn
hackney carriages Of Paris and all those piy in the
envlTon have been put into rpquon at the xps nss
OF the city 10 them to Versailles All the arm
ei population will join ths the road as ell a, 5000
NoTmanS likewise well armed, who have ia. arrived
wi'hln two leagues OF Paris l. il now for the pre-
tended rights OF the young Duke of Bordeaux that
Chdres r. retains last hope OF causing civil war II
break ont He IL deceived by those who surround him
and 6y his own pr" u1ics' tn vefy last IN nm mt
lie does not compr-hsnd aud h cannot comorehenb
'h" this 10 POI civil war; hut degerance-a nation
al movement az inst psrjnred AMI de pgeI Govern
nen'' winch wsuld have covered France with execu-
unnrr', If ,hs citizens could have been conquered
However, Gen Gerard has sci out for Ranbou.i with
20 600 mn AMI several pieces of cannon We canoo,
again in arms and the evaporation ainst the Bour-
b0ns is extreme
PARIS. Aug. 1.
Ordinnnces Of The III. Gen. of The Kingdom
"Art. l. The F'enrh naiOn resumes lis cGIors No
o'her cockadH shall hencsforth be than the tri-
colorsd cockade.
"The Commissioners charged principally viii The
several departments Of the Ministry shall provide each
as lar az he concerned for the execution OF the
sent ordinance.
"LoUIs PHILL1pPE D'ORLEANs"
"(Ccunie rsgned)
ne Commissioner charged Professionally with the
War Department, "Coun, GrpARnr
Pute' shall meet on the 81 of Aug nsx in the usual
place.
The Eve following ordinances appoin, IN. commits
soner' Tor tue several ailments OF the mini.
vi&-War, General Gerard; Jns'ice Dupont de IL.
Eure; Interior. G zo'; Finance Baron Louis; Prefsct
Of Police, CT oil d. Lam.
From the London Morning Herald Of Aug. T.
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