Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

Ee,'1es aosa allies lind quite enough to Co to keep
down their own people aud keep mp their finances =
They VIII not rush into war with France ny winch
Their thrones might he endangered. and by which
their eNchequors would certainly be impoverished =
There arc people who profess to think that Charles
VIII b. BILE tn End adhereuts IN Britnuny. 1t is true
they did fight, and fight bravcly. or the Bourbons;
ON u Is also true that they gained nothing except
d'ioat on tue one hand, and ngrautude the other
we have seen letter. which arrived by express
'ns a'tcTnoou and which is dated Paris, Saturday
Neniug, The writer says-'I think business will be.
g'n generally on Monday; to-day good deal hes
eeon dome ~ bulls, The exchange and baak are not
ye' open ih' Rcntes viii probably open this day;
o"' 'hre Is mo saying Baron Louis a very clever
nagci"r, and as all the Ministers have been in Office
before, and arc considered able aud moderate men
penP, at wealth have great confidence in them Be-
sides 1t VIII b. their interest to keep ND tho pric of
the funds, as they are all implicated IN the lat,
change. Tho streets are now crowded with persons
iaughing and as gay IT they had come from n
Iancc. The King had yesterday $1,000 men with
him at ~. Cloud, all chosen for their LOYALTY Tho
greatest part have LETT hm and the tri coourcd nay
! Is now floating over the Psuce of ST Cloud. Never
Yves There more glorious week tor France. During
eli the cSciteinerts not single excess was commit
tod The bankers and the first peopc IN the Mace
nave l"red the Notional Guards. All Paris is now
arn ed TIL" united French army would not be able
l" put G'''. 1r spin, now cXisung!'
An"'ho' English gentleman, now at Paris writes
SnES'-- we have emerged from a dreadful crisis
tyranny IS suhtued, aud liberty has triumphcd
SI'ry and honor TO the Parisians they have achey
Cd IN ghty action. For thee DAYS Paris has been
scene OF warfare. Blood has flowed in torrents;
at least 5000 men have falle,, ON both sides: some
say 5000; but the military arc the PRINCIPAL sufr
ers. ~
From the London SUM-
"A thsrd express has been received from Paris As
lar as tic Intelligence has teen suffered 10 trans
p'rc, NC ase informed that III. tyrant EIng had nh
dicatcd in favour Of the Duke de B,urdeoux. Tim,
'h" Duke Z" Orleans had been declared Regent, or.
as other have It King; that Charles y aud the Row
al Family had SO gu for Rheims; and that pr;n''
Pajgnac had been compelled To surrender To Gen
Lafayette The troops of the line at LYONS, a
tIsi", Mt R"uen, at lIayrc and gene, ally ihrouob
an The dernr' mens, had joined The citizens This
'NprcSs icii Pans on Saturday night at which time
the Provisional Government, was most succcssf,Iiv
ting itself TO restore order, and the city was r.
n rally reSnming Tranquil appearance though The
gr"atest enthusiasm prevailed
Adaptation from Lisl' bad arrived ut Paris, offer
ing 5000 m'n. Il needed. depu, a,ron from LYONS
was also IA . to b. OF HE way To Paris Al Mar
81 !e~ IN" lHhaOiianS and military had universally
ri.rn against the government Of Charles Y The
Marscil.rs lrymn was rhnuntcd in the streets ncd
a i'iCc was organizing To resi-, any attempt of
the tyrTat The provisional government, Of Pa
ris was nbnrt 10 send 1000 men towards CALAIS.
and ON The arrival Of the expected Quotas from
he provinces, other bodies would be dlspa ched m
diI"E'nt directions. OHr general feeling is said TO
animate IA" French people, and they are no, n,rc
distinguished ny the heroism with which they hayp
asserted their liberties, than by the avoidance of all
anarchy and piunder during the strongos; excite
fncui.
More important News from Paris.
10 the important particulars which our two cx-
traordInary expresses from Paris enabled us to
publish yesterday, we have now 10 add number
OF highly interesting details. CLEANED from the
Messenger DIES ChambreS of Sunday. which, to
gciher with the Gazette dc France Journal du
commerce, and Courier FranGais, of the dav be
fore, reached us last night by express We also
! lay before our readers, from the pen of our pri
Vate correspondent, a minute and most animate,
account of the proceedings of the last cventru
Wcek--pi occedngs which besides occupying {
niche to themselves in the temple of fame will ey
cFcIse an influence on the affairs OF the world, an,
this incontincntly, for which VIC doub, whether ,h,
present rulers of thar world are prepared w,
nave the greater right to be sceptical on this las
'point, II IL be tue, as assumed b. some who h,
the by, are not In the habit of Judging hastily q,
any subject that these rulers anicDated very d;f
terent results To those which have actually take,
| place, whilst they gloated in advance on the &C
! comPshment of hopes which we NAV now char
! actcFiIc as more frantic than criminal But In;
! taDies are turned on the mlnions Of dcspotisrn
who, instead of obtaining the complete and fno
triumph of their principles in the overtbrow y
every vestige Of legal order in France, must nre
p1fe for the defence of their own outwo,ks. an,
t!inA themselves fortunate ifthey can defend then
Iong' Inc first thing that must strike every on
VINO reads Inc important details we publish thi
Gay, Is the signal moderation displayed by Tn,
people and their leaders, and from which the
never swerved either in the heat of the conflict O
IN the Hush Of the victory. This alone is a fri
r umPhant answer to all that has been said nbou
he danger of comforting upon the French, or. in
deed, any other people, free institutions; and, 70
the future the advocates of lhis insulting toctrin
= VIII be more circumspcct how and when the
, breach 1t again, Next TO the moderation of IN
people IS the consummatc wisdom shown by thci
leaders, and which promises to render this ore;
victory as beneficial and durable as it is glorious
r. they have evidently taken for their guides the j
81 lusrious men who were the authors of cur ow
Q "aIorlous" Revolutions and, in fact, they adm
= his, by quoting their examples repeatedly Th
: journals, IT,. FOR which much Of the merit of III
great change which has been operated in Oh
: French character may be Justly claimed triurnpI
, antiy appeal To English history, TO show no
much better adapted to secure all the bos. an
ioIticst interests of social man a constitutions
WN.