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

Po the k1ng.' CHARLES.
Tie Plesidrst of'he Council OF Ministers,
pimce de poLiGSAc.
IT., Keeper ~ the Seals, Minister SECRETARY
Of S,ate and ofJasiiee. CuAsrrLArgE.
The alHls,er Secfetaf, of state for III De-
partn,enr Of the F,aances, MoNTBtL.
Tie Minister oil Ecelesas. zeal Alars ana oil
Public Instruction,
! The Court GUEEEos RasyILLE.
The Minister Secretary Of State of Public
Works, Baron PApFLLE. T
IL. anstber ordnance Of the same dale elrc>
I,or,i collp.s are required TO meet for the
,hotoa a Dspnurs, the colleges Of Aroudissr.
e,.ni, on me OH ni srpte mbcr aud the CoHegr.
Z II D.parfmruts 90 thr Ism. he Chamber Of
psrr. and Deputies are ordered 10 meet on tie
Zs,h September.
Aonf6er ordinance o. TIE same da'e make.
SOM. i,pu1rfant alterations IN the law Of pleC-
is,,u.. Ia prevent, as = sfa.sd ia the preamble,
The ma.a.aVre, which have exercised prrnl-
T ,i.r, ianaencp over the late operation. Of tie
j eIect,fn COLLEGES. The ordinance IS 90 long
10 he even Al present, aad the alterations too
numerous 10 be here reGlted.
Nv Two other ordinances Of the same date
several persons are apPoined to the Council Of
state
Rproa 10 ne Kiug.-The Paris noniteur Of
he Doth July also contains the Rrp0rt of The
French Ministry TO the King, which accompa a.
nied the DEGREES published above. II occpies
two columns OF close print and IS signrd by
Prince de Poliguac, President OF the COuCcli,
AID by the Ministers Of Justice. the, lnte-
nor, Matinr. Finances, Ecclesiastical Affairs ~
Public Works Il IS very Spirited aud ATTY
written II speaks of signs Of dlsorea
aud symptoms Of anarchy manifested upon al
| If l. HpSrVIbpS
the existence of spirii which threatens the
foundations Of order. aud to deprive France OF
The h-pptuess which fol fifteen years she has
enjoyed under the scertfe OF Kings which
fomcnt among the people a disposition ct d.
hanCG aud hostility against Government, aud
every where 10 SOW The seeds of dIscoid
and c.vil war.
These, aud numerous other evils arc atribn
ted To the liberty allowed 10 the periodical
press aud us eiirCts on the law of ELECTIONS,
prpsaglng new Commotians, did not the hug
posses the power OF temedying the evil. In
his hrdde against the press, 1t Is described rs
the source oi corruption, which threatens the
Ring d"ni with destruction AS having infused
a turbulent democracy INTO the laws, as sub-
slliute for legitimate power and AS beng the
parent oi inlsehOOd, misrepi esPnthtlon aud ier-
rCr II then declares, -" II is time II Is mufe
than time, II arrest ITS ravages." 1t asserts,
mat no government can hr stable. II II has not
tbe ughl 10 provide iot ns own safety DE-
clarrs thtt the lA,h aftirn OF the Quarter has
g'vcn 10 the King toll powers 10 provide iof
the pub ic safety and eiteS the Law OF 1914, -
cnar,ed il, the iaiancy Of the Charter, AS a pre-
ctdrnt Wo,I accuIdadt with lis spirit II.
Dr,,ers rnen follow, rs published above.
\ commercial letter OF the LATEST date, states
That, /" consequence OF those measures, bust
npss WAS Al stand and foreign goods doll
Passenger a. the Clrmatis brought the
intelligence that the French funds declined t,c0
pr cent. on The Goth Of lul,
lhr weathpr had beeH fioe in France for the
'e" days preordmS the sallng al the ClemaHs,
winch mhY have an impnrthni bearing on ihe
pricr OF llanr IA Enginnd
Admna Dnpore VAS 10 be appointed Mar
shaI Of ffance, alter the reduction OF IIipoh.
winch was 10 b" attempted Ivy thu tlrrt iiuue.
Er'rde ram The Htrc J0urnal, .ttiy@T
HE Monncur 10 day has struck a ui-w for
"hich public opinion Vas not al all prepared.
The measures which have been taken, need no
commentary have been already Judged,
and posteufy Will vie" them as "e do Inc
public Indignation burst forth al PARIS, but the
pnhhc Tranquility has not been affected.
To-day, all The editors OF the Journals as.
ought 10 pursue under such extraordinary cir
cnmstances some advise not 10 submit 10
these III gal measures, and unconstitutional
DEGREES others propose 10 GH, by Common
consent, hat number Of jyu,nals shall appear
! before tie tribunals. TO demand the execution
OF the laws. NJ Maftem, project OF police, has
communicated 10 The printers the important
information, that every Unauthorized puulca-
Iion wiil be followed by The seizure and deten
ton o Their presses. Many of the printers I'm.
ediaiely informed the editors oil the journals,
that, So tar from complying with this order,
they we're ready 10 sacrifice their interests aud
Ia iesst as long As resistance should be in lht II
power.
This morning, all the reading rooms (cabi
nets de lecliour) were orowded-ibe conroursp
was greatest in the vicinity .oi the Ezchaage.
AZ l o clock the anticipated tail in the funds
AT the opening of operations, became a subieci
of ST REGULATION Seneral expectation. how ever,
! was decelyCd-b1Cau.e the rates at fast only
! tell Two france. Tins hind Of ciieumspeclion
] IS aili ibuted 10 the stock dealers Il Is suuuos-
/ ed lhdt a more decided tall would have uuIr-
/ ed = mare serious compromise. For the pnr-
pose oi mainainihg he rents, thy postponed
| rs much as n their power. the orders tor ale
/ ihey Werr Hppprchensiye that the panic n,tht
/ lead 10 a more fearful aud ca IamliouS dputerl.
alton. iheir mana1sres, nevertheless could
a"t prevent thejr iaiing 10 50 francs 90 ecu
! umeS. winch makes nearly > francs d;m,uu,,on
the . per cents Ia lOi- 30 he ducnt 10
o7-lo. HE quotation OF rents but ieebly ~
p''''n's lie Indignation and anger that tai,
/ manifest Solai'oh Of Laws aud constitutional
order has cftared
Ih, tonso'dtionnrl the National the Cou.
! n'r F,arcois, the Temr,s, The Glol,e, TIE
journal ni Commerce. the Messenger, me Fl
sa'o' &c. have decided to appear without
authorization. II Is sad that the journal Of
orh"@ Is 'he only journal tuat has refused 10
unite IA TITS measure
ne deputies, at present in Paris, will meet
VA" e'ehlns' at the house of NJ Alex. Dea
""'"'' anu great part OF the ed.tols in the
oil'c" Of The National
The constitution most solnmnlU sy,,,u g., J..