Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16


fhos. who cultivate elegant literntufe.
a" Finally, this priace. VIM. during thirty
vars lrrilr IN changes of every Mud. has
lnnwn how 20 maintain himself ga he sane lin
of conduct and principles. nov hads IN the
esteem OF al. former brother. IN arms who have
fe,eonen ne,tbet Jemmapc nor Nslny, IA thf
suffrage OF he sifiuaas. aud 81 The friends 81
veil regulated liberty, IN the objections, Of sll
who appraeeh him, the oblivion Of his mis-.
foriuae aud the sweetest reward Of hs v'r.
nus
REVOLUTION FRAsCE.--A cores.
pnadeni The Albany DAILY Advertiser praposes
10 give sketches of The leading who took
tat IN the recent revolution m FRANCE.
RIO, the Albsn, Dali, Advertiser.
THE ACTORS IN "HE SCENE NO. /.
The great ah,tny of the men who hre now
eoacsrned ~ the French revolution, gvcs
strong assurance that they vii 90 though
with the work obey have commenced 50 feat-
ssly.
Our readers must have noticed that General
Gerard command, h National Guards under
La Fayeiie lie sa Count by tank md an
officer OF great reputation. In his cary cam.
naigns he was the AID OF BernadpHte, nov king
of Sweden. Ia 1905 ar !, he vas made com
mandpr of the Legion Of honor aud headed
the French staff IN Denmark. tie distinguish
ed him ell at urphr, and NJ Wagfsm a. the head
oftbe Saxon cavalry. lbs conduct ~ tho
no,sran campaign led Napoleon 10 maxi him
a Grnsral of division. A Frankfort. on the
Oder he had n brilliant affair win some Rus
SIAN cavalry and in 1914 captured 50pO Au.'
trains Of Mon'efrsu, ~ the department oi Seine
and Marine Napoleon called IL AN heroic
action" On this occasion lhe Duke Of
A. aay ii
g fsfd.
At the restoration Of Lou. he was hooored
xun an important mission to ilambnlgh, and
: ceivcd deuOgashei mark. Of Kindness
ir IA the knng. When iha relgn Of he hundred
DAYS commenced Gerard was again IN active
srnice for his old master, n Generel ~ CUiel
# the army oi MDselle, and n that character
10 took the village Of I#fny, aud defeated The
vrierau Butcher. The uilnge at LiGns Is Stu
a ed ~ our readers perhaps know, nTat
Tleurns II tue Netherlands and from thus the
battle changed ground to the tAtai heid oil Va
ietloo. L. ~ns nj L,gny tbHt BO0cher wa,to1e
Over by olps Of ; rrneh cavalry IA eharst
and escaped without Ini9rY. Had he been
ktled. tn pfusHen would never have lhcsn
thrit laces Al Waterloo
Gerard Nv change OF POSITION brcnne u
ppr ol Marshal brauchy'. force and mhnusn.
vrej ~ifh y, though not without receiving a.
severe wnund
Snce the fall OF Napnlrn IN has not been
employed IN any public capacity nntil ihe
present tne, II WAS predicted III him hy h.,
then master, fhat ne was destined To fse 10
ereat disinetou, aud the pfedioloo seem,
bout 10 be realized. Al all events we may rs
peci from him ~ his m'iliiar, career a cnmbl-
natron ol great skill and unlannlrd h,aYcty.
Ills vel known chntncler gives n pledge that
heat least will atqut himself well IN tins uvenl.
iul .lruggIe.
No II.
Drrosr Dr L'EunE, Minister Of Justice
We nave already noticed thai he Count g..
ardls fully competent 10 thu dntlcs pssigned
hin 10y the provisional government al France.
Is minister of Justice. De l. Eurc u fully ca.
pahe of discharglng The Important duties .ol
~ administration. liz IL a native oi Norman
dy and Is about hit, seven ytar of aye. liz
Mas bred 10 the law, aud has filled IN ms lmr
Very important situations IN Normandy ~ n
judicial character. So remarkable is III. love
OF truth and justice. that hv has long since
heen known us The French Arlsiides.
In Is 10 he took his senl rs member Of the
rench senate, aud was noted iuf h. good
sense and learning. In 1914 and II, he wrs
et,e president al the assembly. SIN the resto.
menher of he chamber oil dernlies and has
pursued oourse winch has never exactly ple.s
ed either the violent advocates oil hOeIt, or ultra
opinions
" ben III ministers have been r ght, and have
ecied consu1lilnnally he has gone with them
lie Is Represented rs beng distinR Tor ms
hntrCd Of oppression LatierHlly he has been
~ of favor with tue court, Rnu II is stated
hat he WAS deprived ~ an important oGcr.
without any reasun whatever being gwen Ior
h,s removal lie enjoys IN an eminent degree
The confluence OF the viftuous aud Of the liberal
uiah'd
The a mlnislra,on ofjuslicc Is on the follow
ing basis:
1oe Chancellor Of F,anre is at the head OF
al lie COUNT Of justice.
r. q Conri ot Cessation l. the court ofarpe,l
la Toe kingdom, aud Hnre,rrse the d,eisInn.
81 auy other court. Besides posses ,Ine tb,.
It"rr Of removing the Judges. II may DC.
~ n aud advise the King on existing legal do
fects
his cnurt has civll aud criminal side. md
the sectoa devoted 10 the iatIer sirs all the wear
round
he ROYAL court OF Paris, is \ Subordinate
co1rt, having three cvl chamber one for ap.
reals from police aud another Tor dndIng. M
d'ctmenls
There ure tribunals for settling COMMERCIAL
dIiiiculties and Tor eAchequer business. an
"thce Tor giving legal advice to the poor
gratis, aud TO each arroudzemen' justice OF
peace.
n Over these Departments Mons. DuponlDe l..
Lure AT present. besides.
DISTURBANCE AT HAvRE.
From he Portsmouth, Eng) Herald
The following interesting particulars relative
20 the late extraordinary measures winch have
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