Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

lowing tel Is sp ken OIL
The King, wishing to nut an end 10 the troubles
which exist IN the capital and part OF France de-
pending besides on the sincere attachment of his
cousin, nc Duke of Orcans, nonl,na cs him Lreutcn-
ant General OF the Kingdom.
! The klng having thought fit to Withdraw ma or
dnancps of the 2ith OF July approves OF the meeting
OF he Chambers on the Sd Of August, and is wiling
loh cpc trat theywi! rccs ab,Ish Tranquility France.
Tnc King wI!l wait here for the return of the per-
son who Is commissioned to carry this declaration TO
Paris.
If any attcmp should b. made against The life OF
the King, or of his family against their liberty he
will defend himself TO death
Done at Ramb0ullct, August !, 1880.
/ CHARLES.
PANS August ,
OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS.
/ The Chamber met t-day a: -, under the Pres
dsncy OF Al Labhry ID. PompIcre, President By sc
niori;y. After the operation Of bsllot!ng for The for
nation Of the BurrauX was over, NJ. Charles Dupin
rose to propose that the Ch.mbc should declare It.
self pera'THsHce until the rifcatIon of the pow
ors of the Deputies shonid be completed. This pro-
position was generally approved NJ Kcra,ry, how
ever suggested a. an amendment, that the first Blu
reauz shouI form itself into a commssiun to exam
Inc the rdllastIons, whilst the others should proceed
with the business OF The day. This proposition was
not asscned L." aud on the original motion being re-
ncwed by NJ. Alexis dc NpaIlles, 1t was unanimously
carried anu the members repaired to their respective
BureuuY.
During the ballotng, groups were formed in differ
ent parts Of The Hall, and from an odd word tina,
could be collected in the trIbuncs it was evident that
they were discussing the prnprety of forming into
Secret Committee. The majority seemed TO be on.
posed 10 that measure, and the words, point n,
ComHe Secret rnoS de Coa'ite Sscreti set the cues
ton at rest.
Another more important question was then arcreJ
Ii was that Of the abdcatIon of Charles Y STb;.
offered matter for much discussion, and nn.mbcr of
the centre saurhe exclaimed with much veheuence
"t II not IN atNIcaton that want it IL his forfeit
ture ofth hrons IecTteance) hat we hove RIGHT IN
nm N -Tfr
the French people"
The Chamber contained upwards OF 80 members
The two sections Of the gauchc were the nos
numrrousy attended Those of the r,rbt srarc.j,,
contained 30 Deputies, and among them We're "A
| Berryer, PUlignacs pro,ege; NJ. HYDE de NcuviIe
who seated. the extremity Of the cote dro,t.
81. Alexis de Noail!es, Aji-du-Camp TO Charles Y.
&c.
! After the reports OF the Burcau1 shall have boon
made public, It is thought that the House will declare
rse!t permanent Until It has NAMED It's President and
| other officers.
! Speech e'tte Lieutenant General or The E,,oo,o,,
Peers ard Deputcs-Paris. troubled IN its renose
by dc9.orsble violation Of the charter and of the
laws, defended them with heroic courage! In the
midst OF this sanguinary struggle al! hc guarantees
OF sUclsl order ~ longer subas'cd. Persons nm
Perty, rIghts-evPry thing that is valuable and
dear to men aud to citizens, exposed TO the mos,
serious danger
In this absence Of all public power tha wishes Of
my public citizens turned towards me; thew bove
Judged me worthy TO concur with than IN tho SALIVA
ton of the country; they have invited mo TO exercise
the functions OF Lieutenant General Of the Klupdom
Their cauSe appeared to me to BE- JUST the dangers
Tiimrhse' the necessity imperative, my duty sacred.
hasehed 10 the midst Of this valiant pcople follow
cd by my tnniy, and wearing those colors which
'Or he second TINE, have marked among US tile tn.
umpI Of liberty.
have come, firmly resolved 10 dsv,te nv.o,r n
all that circumstances should require Of me in The sit
uatIon IN which they have placed me- to csta s tho
empire OF The lave, TO save liberty which was threat
enod and render impossible tho return of such great
cvS' ny securing tor over the power of that charter
whose name, invoked under the combat was also ap-
PcsIcd 10 aher tho victory. applause
IN inc accomplishment Of this nozzle task j, is for
thf Ch'fnocfs 10 guide me. Al rights must be so
.enn'y gnaLan'ecd all tho institutions necessary to
Iher ih ana Tree exofcse must receive the develeue
men's OF which they have need. Attached bv incl,
nation and con7icrtos TO tho PRINCIPLES OF fro, 90
Veinnent acceP beforehand al tho conseunen"e 90
OF H. think II my duty immediately TO call ynpr A.,
tenlon 20 The organization Of the NatrDnn Guards IN
the application Of the Jury to the crimes or tho prcrs
The formation Of the department. and rnunicnol nd
mnl5lraions, and above ALL that fourteenth article
Of tHe Ga5ter, wbch has been hitcluliy ntcrprc-
ted. Fresh applause,
IL IS with these sentiments. onntemen that 7 co,,o
To open this session.
The past - painful TO me-. deplorc nrsrorupcs
"h,ch could have wished To prevent. but m the
midst OF ~ maRrHnnous transport of the csptaI
and of oil the other French cities nj the SIGHT NJ
der reSIvIng with marvellous prOmptness nitor n 70
ss'anc" pure from al oZcesses, lust national pride
moves my beaft' and look forward with confidence
to the future destiny OF the country
Yes, gentlemen, France, which is 60 dear 10 u.s.
WI be happy aud free; it will show to Europe. thot
solely engaged with IFS internal prosperity, II loves
peace as we'll rs liberty, and desires only the happ.
ness ond reposc Of It's ncighbors.
Respect Tor all rights for all interests. rood
Idit ~ tho government the besr means TO dsarm
PaIuo-, and 10 bring back 70 peoples minds that con
noence To tho instltu ions that stability. which ore
the only ceran pledges of the happiness Of the pco
pie and of the strength Of tho states.
Peers and Deputies, 40 soon as tho Chambers
shall DC constituted shall have laid before yos the
acts Of tho abdicaton Of his Majesty King ChorlesX
Nv tho farnp II ovol H,ohrc,s col. A