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

NJ J1cqu"s Lai,tc,
NJ. Benjamin DeIcssert,
. NJ. DuPin, sen
NJ. Rover Collard
hroD. Gtc Messenger de, ChambeysN
The news OF the death of the King of Naples is
confirmed. He died at Turin, a, the age of So He
Is succeeded by his son Ferdinand Charles Duke of
Calahrls, whn s in his 21st wear
| (Fr"m TIE Messenger Of T'iur,iay. 9th .1url
| Saint AcheGlis dos roycd. The people ded
and burnt.
a letter accompanying the express says
AS soon as the Chamber Is constituted proposal
VIII be made to to Offer the Crown 20 the Duk- OF
Orleans Every thing is prepared for this.
Tits probable that tho Pccrage and the Naris-
tracy will be rcmndelled
1T is affirmed ,h,t General Clnusel is appointed
Commsnder-'n Chief ofthe army in Africa"
Private Letter from Paris August
VI have TO communicate to YOU the important in
teigence that the King of France and the whole O.;
the Royal Family left Rsmboillct last night at egh,
o'clock. They have gwen ~ The whole Of the crow
Jewels, which have actually, believe safely arrived
here; General Mason had the charge Of them The
King it is SAID, has taken the road to Cher5ourp
whero lie means TO embark
~ commission, winch ! hear is to meet this morn.
ing, under the presidency of N Lafirte Will fig
tho day which the exchange Is to be openod
This commission, consisting o. Mcssrs LATTE Lee
tcb"rc. Rothschhi, Fassai. Vandrm1ro. SC sre 20
consult upon the necessary for cfecting in tho
easiest wav the setting of tho monthly account of
the public funds, which should have taken place yes
tc:day but prevented by existing circumstances
The cx-AiinIster Pcysonnet has been arrested ut
Tours. The Duke dc Char'rcs. at tho head Of his
regiment, came into Paris this day with a trcoIDur
ed Gag. Every thing quiet here"
The Globe IN a subsequent paragraph adds-"Sy W,
stop the press to say that third Express has lust
been received from Paris, bringing further nforma-
ton TINT the abhication of the ING has been unrop
dtonsl, and that he is already on his way TO Che
bourg, where 1870 vessels readiness 20 receive
himself and suite"
supplement to the .Tonjte'r of Wednesday. Aur.
s. published previously to the recc!p. Of the rorso3-
ing, contained the following act OF ubdicatio, Of
Charles N, and the late d suphn. I, will b. seen
that 1t qualified IN fuvo- Of the Duke of Bordeaux
From the MouireuT OF Wednesday, 40.
PARIS Aug. 81 OficIai The following act, su-
perscrlbed-,To my cousin the Duke of Orleans,
Lieutenant General Of the kingdon," has been de
posted by order of the Duke Of Orleans in the Ar,
chives of the Gambler Of Peers
RANBoULLHT, Aug 2, 1880
My Cou'iu-I SIN too profoundly grIcyed bv the
evils which atlct night threae my people, no, to
have sought means Of preventing them I have
therefore taken the resolution TO abdicate the Crown
III favor OF my z andsOn The Duke of Bordeaux
The Dauphln. who partakes my seniImo nis also
renouhces hls rights IN favor OF his nephew.
Nou VIII have, then IN your quality of Lieutenant
UeherS! OF The Kingdom TO cause the accession Of
tienry V. TO the Grown 10 be proclaimed. You will
take besides all tho which concern Won 10
regulate the forms OF the government durins tho mi,
norIty Of the nav King. Here contine myself to
king known these dispositions; Il il moan, N
avoid many evils
! You will communicate my intention to the D;plo.
matte Body, and you will acquant me as soon as go,
sbie with the proclamation by which ms grandson
shaI nave been recognized King OF France, under the
charge Lieut. General Vscount de Fo,ss,c T.,
tour to deliver this letir you. He has orders to
settle with you the arrangements to be made IN ayor
OF the persons who have accompanied the, as well q.
the arrangements necessary for what concerns gle
and the rest OF my family.
We will afterwards regulate the other measures
winch viii be the consequences Of tho change of the
reign.
! repeat to you, my cousin, the assurance or tho
sin, CHARLES
LOUiS-ANTOING
The following ian extract from letter ~ the
n'nsS OF the oth,j contains the principal from
In his passage through the entrance hall of tho
Chamber, witnessed o singular circumstance Two
uien, (geneely dressed IN plain clches) VINO pretend
ed 70 be part Of his household followed clos. Al ma.
DUKES tOrleansl heels, and by the cagerncss with
which they forced their way through the crowd AZ.
tTactcd the notice Of the Nationa Guard who loft tine
entrance clear. In the hand Of one pistol was oh
S"fyoo ne was arrested, and tho pistol found to be
loaded with all The other escaped nmonpst the
crowd, aud @,,s seen no more Strange cnntecfuros
are made. The circumstance Is certainly suspicious
The opening Of the chamber vas a mere ceremony;
N I'VE minutes the sitting was ended, ond the house
caIed lot business tomorrow.
Even whilst write r3 o'cjock1 ipteIli,eoca oF ,b
most mpprt nature has reached Paris Yesterday
Il was confidently stated that the Krpg who had mr..
rlyed at Ramboullet with his family had been aban.
oohcd Oy me troops aud demanded military escort
% convey HIN out oi tho kingdom The message |
winch was actually delivered To the Provisional Go
yernment, was either fraud or on act Of treache,y
Eve Deputies were appointed, who proceeded last
night attended by small escort, to Rambouillet.
Ch ther ARRIVAL near that place. they learnt hat ali
the Royal Family were there surrounded nv a, Io,.,
1000 men, principally SWISS and Garde ROYAL,
The Deputies nevertheless, thought their duty 10
ADVANCE. They attempted in to establish a com
mhcatIon win TIC Iling, and were forced 10 retire
hV charm l,inr which an nnnnnL -, =. os'I'