Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
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LATER NEWS FROM FRANCE.

ton with Liverpool papers 10 the un Oh Au'
gust.
All appears 10 he tranquil aud quiet in Paris
since the revolution No new tumults or eS-
cesso5 had been committed The Theatres and
other places OF amusement were open, and the
affairs Of tn government were seemingly 60
ing on with almost "a much order and REGULAR
" as if 90 revolution had occurred.
ItappearS that Charles Y. has recognise ! tn .
DGke Of Orleans ia the temporary capacity OF
Lieutenant General ofthe Kingdom, and has
himself DEDICATED in favor of the Duke II Bor-
dens, tho DGupan waving his claim tn the
crown What attention the Fl nch nation will
paw , this act remains TO be seen. The Nm:
in II. mean time was 10 leRVe the KINGDOM with
hiss family, having first delivered mp the crown
jewels. The Speech o. the Duke Of Orleans,
announcing the Rbdication, dwells on tn ne eS-
sty of providing against arbitrary v'olAt m
Of the charter Il for the security of the liberty
OF The rress The COMBINATIONS issued against
the press have been revoked, and the imprisoned
persons liberated
NJ de Monthe and NJ. Capelle are the ONLY
ministers who have remained with the royal
familv. II has not yet been ascertained what
has become of NJ. NJ. De Polienac, Guer-
non dc Ranvillc, de Haussez and Cnantela"z.
The example o. PARIS seems to be followed
with great unanints by TIE provinces
II IS said in the Lon ON paper hat about
| ten thousand lives were lost in the revolution.
The latest London date states thst . the ra-
pid Use of the average of wheat, as exhibited
by the weekly re'urp, renders IL evident that the
lowest scale Of duty, as was Anticipated, must
shortly he reached
The Journal d. Commerce of the 81 August
states that the spirit excited in the capital had
been communicated with electrical rapdIt, to
! Normandy Four attachments, consisting OF
nearly 25On men marched from Roneu on FRI
day. Saturday aud Sunday. / aumh'r OF
citizens about TO march to Paris from Ronen,
Havre aud Elbruut, is estimated at l0,OOl
The command has been given to VI. Nontrlhc. s.,
a merchant, formerly Lieutenant Go oneL
Tn" persons composing this body are artlZaus,
merchants aud clerks. and sous oil respectable
ia milrs-'ll men II The prime OF life. Then
IN or n> and their arms are of various patterns
and epochs. Persons whose age prevents il"m
from serving personally, have furnished mug
kets. The advanced guard reached St Ger
main on tive ID, aud took M it, quarters in the
! Chateau G ncr ] Lafay cite, and depuiaIon
! from tie lower seine, arr to proceed TO reC"IVc
these gallant men. The movable column of
Havrp, which mclu les many me- chants aud
tra ers n, veil as naval men y III proceed by
vail IN steavi vessels. furnished with ariille-
nv. In Two huuts. 25O. 900 irancs were sub
scrbed fo~sr Is the expen es oft'e armament
J Carriage, l1icn With provisions follow the land
columns, in order not TO buiden the y oIle, VINO
nevert heless display the utmost zeal and ankle
! " to contribute to the wants of this national
furce.
The Journal du Commerce also contains the
following the Minister Penipotentary OF
the United STATES, was among he hrst diplo
matte per,onages who paid tier respects to the
Licnteuant General ofthe King Ion
The London Herald ofthe 9TH August OBJ
serves:
II is said the Ey-king Charles X is about to
seek an ingloriouS asylum IN the tree States y,
Notn America. II this be tn Gaze he ma, met
with the deposed Majesty Of Sam in his exile
and in the back settlements of Kentucky, or the
green solitudes Of Pe1nsy lvana, Charles Capct
AM eph BonApRrte may CONSOLE each other 5
msi, rtunes II would he curious and ms rue
tive subject o. n1ral contemplation to see the
two ex-kngs members of rival families, living
uud der the protection of the simple President Of
the Republic. II would be pleasant 10 see them
forgetting the cares of empire and the in rigues
OF Courts, enjoying in company the harmless
pleasures Of the wilderness, angling in the same
waters or pursuing together the pastme OF the
woods W. believe some of the family of Mu-
raj. the late ex-King Of Naples, nave taken up
their abodes within the tern ory which the brr-
j
ington. wres,ed from the British Crown II is
strange that Republic should he founded by
iugitives from oppressive Governments, to give
refuge } eYllrd Kings.
PARIS, Aug. ID" II seems certain, thai,
the Ambassadors of Foreign Powers now at
Paris have already given to the Duke of Or
leans in the name OF tnen respective SOver-
eigns the assurance of the most friendly dIspo-
stlon.
The English Ambassador is said to have been
m. first No, ONLY the English nation, but also
the English Cabinet, had well Judged the true
situation Of affairs in France, as well as the in
falIinl, consequences OF the criminal acts OF the
| Mmist,rs.-Ndtiondt
Yesterday acc ompliSbed The work which was
bep,p on the 2Sih and 29th July. The trans
ort OF patriots ism which led 10 RamborIet
n.aIly 5000 nen of tn" National Guard Of
Pari, has been fruitful and powerful as was to
ne pxpe,ted At the news of this movement,
the King quilted Ramhouet with his family
abandoning every thing, even his last hope.
The National troops which setou under the con-
mand OF Gen Pajol, who WAS accompanied by
Ercelmans, Cot. Jacqaemnot, snd VI. orge
". LAFAYETTE. display ed, as IN the great week
which is lust finished an admirable en- husasm
The expedironary army encamped at Io'g-
aiaIes wnuted % set Out thus m0roing al ihrec
o'clock 20 20 to Rambouiilet, ard even iurIntr,
and it was with great difculty thai General
Paiol was able 10 prevent this march, when
was now become useless. Bntthe result Of this
movement has been immtnse--ihe II gm OF the
king. hi, deinliye abdicanon, the taking OF all
the diamonds OF the Crown, the capltulauon Of
the whole Royal Guard. such are the lrots OF
this dav, winch closes the glorious Revolution
that a great nation has just effected After the
praises meri,ed by the brave National Guard
which yesterday behaved IN manner worthy
of ITSELF both by ITS enthusiasm and us discipline
we must do justice 10 the talent OF General fa
ljoI, and to the zeal and presence oil nun" o.
Col lionel Jacouemmot and NJ. George w. La
fay.,te. Such troops were wotlhy OF sucf
, | chiefs.