Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12


partments, We're placed on heuches in front and to
the left Of the King. The Dauphincss, the Duchess
OF Berri, the Duke OF Bordeaux, the Dnchesses of
Orleans and Madame dOrlooos were prcsont a, the
ceremony, IN one oil the trhancs The assembly WAS
standing and siicovcted The King said, ''hIcssieurs
Peers OF France he seated" The chaucslior then
communicated to The -Dcn,ties that tho king gave
them permission Ia bc sfated The King then pro-
no,.tced the following SrEEou;-s
Gentlemen,
1, is always with couhtlence that assemble round
my throne TIC Peers of my realm and the Deputies
of Departments.
Since your last se Ssnu important events have con-
sotated the peace OF Europe, Cnd the accord csiab
ished between my allies nnJ myself for the good OF
the nations.
The war in tho Eaet has terminated. The mode
ration Of the victor and the aplrablc Intervention o
the Powers, by preserving the Ottoman Empire from
tho misfortuues which menacod 1t, have maintained
the balance and strengthened The ancient relations OF
the States.
Under the protection of tho powers which signed
the treaty of l-iy 9th, independent Greece will be
born again from her ruins tho choice Of the Prince
called TO reign over her makes sufficiently clear tho
diSintorestcd and pacific views CT the scvereirns
am pursuing ., present, in concert with my allie
negotiations Of which tho objac, is to effect recon
citation between the Princes OF the House of Dag
ANA, ne cssary to the reposo of the Pcnin> MA
During the important events with which Europe wRs
occupied, deemed proper TO suspend the effects Of
my resent nIent against 4 batbSfan power; but can
no longer leave unpuhshed tho insult unarcd 10 my
a,
while it satisfies the honor Of France rebound. with
tho aid of the Almighty 10 Tho good Of Cbris,iani,
The accounts Of receipts Cud expenses Will be laid
before you. and AT the same time statement ot tho
wants and resources Tor tho service OF 1851. have
the satisfaction to observe that Notwithstanding tho
dimnuticn of the revenues Of 1890. compared wi;h
those 1T tho previous year, thcv have CNce-teG tho
estimates Of the budget. a rcccA; oY"ratIn: has s
ccntly asCcr, aimed tho interest wh ch loans fCvc
become RcCoCahlc ard shown the nos siei'it OF li
cIiGg Tie burthcrs Of tho State. 4 !aw in reati,n
he reduction of the debt viii he pcrscn ed 10 You
II VIII be limited a7pan Of reiil t:rse1lnnl nr cy-
change, which We hlfc vii equally efi!sfv the cy-
pcctstions from cg thCm, 81 thnsl sui icc
% taxation, and the Justice and baucvocurc due 20
those .! our SUBJECTS who ave invested their canta
in The public funds The measures on which VI,
viii he called 10 dohbcra'e are intended 20 sat;sy all
these irtcrcs; they AL! alio'G lie means of ncetjnr
without new sacrifices and 10 few years the oxpeH-
SOS Iuprriurs!y drmauGeI for the defence of tho
realm, The prosperity Of agriculture and comnlc-cc
the EainicHaHce OF fortified places, unfinished works
IN tho rorls, ICIalrs of roads ard cui,pleion Of
cau7.s. our attention VII also he crcuuet with
varioua Jaws relating To The indicury different PFC
JCc's for the aGCln'strhi Of pubic afiar4 and
certain intended to meorste the corjiti,a
Of retired soldiers. have hccn aflcted at the n,F
terings which Flong amd Indictment winter hes ,n,de
- weigh heavily upon my people; but bencvoencc
has multiplied It's sUccours, and IL ia with tLo 80,
lively qualification that have seen the cnnerous aid
EXTENDED 20 the POOR IN ell parts Of ne realm md
particularly my good city o. Paris. ,fhe Iorcpr
Of my heart Is t. see France haroy and respected
developing all lie wealth of her sn;i a,l o,;Tr;n =;
peace The iastitu ions Of whics Il is INV firm s ..
establish the b Sings. Tn. Charter has placed ,ba
Liberties at the pcuPic ucer the sefeouarl Of n .
lights ct my crown p/',csc rights are sacred: NV
o'atr 10 my succsssorR
Peers OF France. Gepu,ie- Of DEPARTMENTS duubt
o' VI Your co OF Grafton In eectIng the desired good
You VIII rcjcc. with contempt the base insnnaiou5
which E1aicc eHdeayours to propagate. Should cri-
stacles wfich ] cannot and wish NOT 10 r,resne I
should f.nd strength to sufmuunt them in NV rnsolu.
tont2 MAINTAIN public peace, in tho Just C,nidemco
nf Ironclncn, aud in he love which lhev have nj
Wiys shown for their Kings"
The oaIh tIan admins cred 10 those Peers WHO
bad 10. taken il, the Chancellor reading the formula
and each Peer standing ~ his place saying at the
conclusion de ie jre." The Deputies elected since
The last session sworn in like manner and the
Chancellor declared, by order of :he King that tho
Chamber Officers and Chamber Of Deputies for 1880
was d"y opened, and that each invited to assem-
he III ats appropriate hail the next DAY al noon
The king was conducted with loud acclamatua 10
tho reception room, and second savo Of artillery
announced his return 10 the Tulilcr. e5.
The number Of Deputies who appenrcJa at the open
lng oftho Chambers was about 800. NJ TalevIand 10
sHId to DC much broken down. ard to lock very old
NJ dc PJigDac's hair Is said be beginning In turn
white Ills altitude WIS modest and almost humble
AMI he is described as having scarcely yentured TO
cast his eyes on the side where the DEPUTIES sal II
observed, that Mcssrs. EaveZ aud I,abou-,Iou.
nayc, Peers neSly created did not answer the call
and not sworn II Is rema rkcd that the Cuze,,o
de France OF the 81 which contains tho kings speech
omits the words, (avec nePrjy) with enlp' used
by the king in the first part OF the last paragraph Of
hls speech.
II IS said the constitutional deputies were to hold
caucus on the evening Of the 3D. in the rue.le IRcLe
Lien, 10 nominate President. Roger CoIarJ Cas-
mir Perier, General Sebas.iani and Dupn, were
spoken Of candidates. They would also. II was
thought, take up the speech from tho throne the last
sentences Of which, it was supposed, Ministers would
be called upon to pain--porticuarly the "pcrfd-
Gus insiDnations" and "crnina practices" referred
T.. NJ. Peyronnet was supposed to be the author of
the last Phrases, and Mr. Beugnot to have composed
the rest Of the discourse.
We find speculations on the formation Of new
cabinet which arc probably entitled to bttio atten-
ton.
The Correctional Police Of lIavre wore occupied
on the % Of March with the case Of Desavenerce
Brigad!er of Gcnda rmcre, accused Of stcalin, mar
Gel Of lines, worth % or 80 sous. 10 was found
guilty, aid sen ercsd 10 a months nuprisunmcn.-
lie was oycrWhcmucd with tic sentence nua rr.
NAMED Tor some time m1tioulrgs and IT, tears
The Messenger des Cbnnbfcs, upon tie authority
cYrrseppUlonf ICulsv gfatog tI,,t "a, 81.