Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20


news, !. almost certain thai the Revolu,on
i, ended 1t is quite SO that Charles \. had
Indicated, and sanctioned the appointment Of
the Duke Of Orleans ms Lieutenant General Of
the kng iom. Aud what is more important
than all, ii seems to bu settled that the Allied
Powers will neLintcrferr with The settlement Of
the nlIhifs OF France. We make, below. some
interesting extracts
ABplcArIoN or CHARLES THE TENTH.
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
the tielen, Capt Comb, arrived this mornlng.
from Liverpool, bringing London aud Liver.
pool dates 10 the 7th OF Aug. and Paris dates to
The 18th inclusive The most important items
Of Intelligence are the formal abdcaton Of The
Throne Of Fraocs w Charlie y. aud the pro
hable Offer ofthc Crown TO the Doke ofOrisans
-. litter accompanying the Latest express
/ from PARIS 10 London saws, " As soon as the
/ Chamher Is constituted, proposal will he
made II il 10 offer the Grown TO the Duke OF
/ Orrans Every thlng Is prepared Tor THIS
! PANS. Aug ." II seems CERTAIN, the Am.
3assndor. n Foreign Powers now nj Pals have
already riven 10 the Duke Of Orleans, in the
name Of t,fierpspcct Va sovereigns, the assurance
of the most iriendl, dispoudion.
Tho English ambassador Is sid TO have been
the first, Not only the English na,,on but
also ,hr English cabinet, had we'll Judged the
true situation of affairs IN France, "a well nv
the ialalllblr consequences NJ The criminal acts
OF the Minis'en- Nadond.
From the Mom,eor NJ Aug. 4.
Plnts. Aug 3--(Ohiea The following act.
surerscflbed +" 10 nv eonsu The Duke OF
Oreans. i,ruiroant General III the Kingdom
has been ! ana,Ned by order of the Duke oil
Orleans in the nrchivrsol the Chamher OF Peers.
"RAwpoolLLsr. Aug. ,, 1890.
d" NV Couldn't am toy profoundly grew
Ell Nv lhe evils which allcl OF might threaten
my people MOI - have sought II means Of pre-
venting them have therefore taken the ,e,o-
lit,on 10 ahdicate the Crown Ia favor OF my
+ p,anJson tn Duke de BafIehn.
u 4. The DAuahm who pa,tikes of my senl-
men,s. also renounce. his rights Ia avof Of his
| nephew.
I" You viii have tlen in your quahiy oil
Lientrnani General OF lhe h,ngdom 10 cause
tbs Accession Of Henry V.to the Crown 10 be
macl timad Yan will take brslde all The ms ibnres
which eoncrrn youto regulate the terms oi the
government daring the minority of the new
kire. Here con6De myself TO making known
these DIS, ,sillons il is means 10 avoid many
/ evils
You will communicate my intention TO TIN
diplomatic body, aui you Will acqaamt me rs
soon as possible with The prorl ,mauon bv witch
my grandson shall have been recognized KING ol
France inder the name ot Henry V.
81 charge Lieut.. Gen. Vtseohnt de ioissht
Latoui 10 aelvclths letter 10 yon He has "flefs
10 .euIr 9Th you tir arfan eaucutt 10 be- nhde
IN laver Of the persons who h1sc "cconpan 81
me, A. well as the arrangements necessary lof
what CONCERNS ne, and The fest 81 my family
" We will niterWar IL regulate the other nhea=
snrcs nnich will Uc the consequence OF the change
oi the reign.
- repeat to you, my cousin. the assurances
oflhc sentiments with winch nm your siice-
tonate COUSIN -" CliARLES,
LOUIS ANTOINE
From The Congiifif'oanei Of hngmt1
Pans. Aog IA document conceived III thu
following terms is spoken OF
The kng, wishing to put an end 10 the tron.
hlcs which exist in tue eapital aud part o
Frmce. depending bc'ldes on the sincere nj
tachmfnt of MS cou,in tue Dukc Of Orean.
nomin.trs INN Lleutelhnt General Of the king
dom.
"rhe king, having Thought III TO withdra"
his ordinance, OF the 10Th Iuly, approves ofthf
meeting Of the Chambers on the Bird of August
aud is willing to hope that they will re-establisl
tranquility in France.
&" The King will wait here for the return Of tn,
person who is commissioned 10 cnrry Ii de
clnraton To Paris.
II any attempt should be made against the
life Of the king or his family, against t4en
liberty. he will defend himself to death.
Done at Rambouillet, Aug !, 1880.
CHARLES
Extract from the supplement 10 tue Monneur
which appeared this evening .
| A private letter hai been Just received by a
respectable gentleman IN the tity, stating thai
$1,000 OF tho National Guards, beaded by two
Commissioners, who had previously been with
the king, proceeded TO RnmboDtlct This impo-
sing force caused Charles the Y. 10 cone To an
immediate decision, be hasgisenup every thlng
and gone 10 Chcrbours II embark. Paris Is
perfectly tranquil
The following order OF the day has been is
sned by Genfral Lafayette. on accepting the
command OF tho National Guards:
"AvGGsr2
Daring tar glorinps crisis. in which the
Partisan energy has conquered our rights, eve
rs thing still remains prosislonBl-there IS no
thing defniiye hut the sovereignty Of those
national rght4 and the eternal remembrance OF
the glorious work Of the people but amidst the
b various powers instituted through the Necessity
( OF oar situation, the '-5rganizatipn OF The Ma
tionnl Guards is a most necessary defence for
the public order and Que which IS higsly called
/ for. The opinion Of the ffihce exercising me
| high station of Lieutenant General Of the King
dom most honorably to myself, is thIt should
for the present take that connand In 100
refused TO accept such an oisr, made 10 me by
/ 1000 900 Of nv comrades rs that office would
/ have been "a permanent onr, aud might one
day have become very dangerous one. Now
! that circumstances are altered, think II my
duty IN order 10 serve liberty and my country,
to accept the station of General Cpmmandani
OF the National Guards oi France"
LAFAYETTEP
PARIs. Aug !.
Octi,nnresofihs H.. Gen. ofihe Kingdom.
" Art l. The French nation resumes ITS CO.
or.. No other cockade shall henceiorth be