Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29

contrasts is legibe in every communicable 6rs
emotion was wholly intellectual. Attempts were mad.
and to believe before men could give them
ewes wholly TO their Joy or sorrow The fear of he
ing deceived absorbed every other sentiment The
news was incredible and iuex pliralle
PRESENTLY here remained room for doubt M
Seere arrived, pald and jec,ed. Ia tis he
brought de'pdeh OF recent and decisive date. NJ
'nrnount knows row the terrible truth Every hing
settled respecting the future, which opens itself and
the past which is closed.
Breakfast was announced az usual The M,rsbai
went to take his place, passing double of officers
who had fastened 10 him the fret report, and OBJ
servers, anxious to observe the wound made by this
normous fall. NJ de Bourmont retained the most con
summste presence OF mind, and, whether it was
strength oil soul, sensbility benumbed by great
ca'astrophes he smiled his fri snis gave
10 The bre akfast aud conduc ted hme every respect
as it he did not feel the Mar .has s,a,rembng IN bic
hands
Two ships Of war we're in sight, they no doubt bring
our delayed letters Tor had received the.e 10
DAYS Az i've o'clock, p. NJ. the letters were dis
tributed.
The great Court Of Casssnha, whore the Post OF
now is, could no, hold all the Gro yyd that pre
ed to the doors He who f,rtunete enough 10 re-
ceve letter dated the 2Sh, Goth, 30'h, or 3Isi wa.
surrounded stopped and actually forced ad aloud his
oiiletdoux or family communica alton. The expectation
aud nn-aness in such place, and under such circu-
stances, bad reached the highest pitch You must
have seen the frenzy Of the readers, and the anguish
OF those who had nothing TO read 1t an odd and
proh'gIous light which resembles nothing either known
or lima Unable.
u was till the 18Th that La Cornelia a ship Of war
brought official dispatches and order. from IN, NJ,
Government. YESTERDAY, the IL h. the tri cooured
fiag was hois'ed by both the fleet AMI army SEND YOU
the Order OF the Day of NJ. ds BOurmont and NJ. Du-
perre.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
"CAssAUBA. Aug is - His Msiesty King Charles
X and the Da"phin had resigned or the 81 all their
rights Il the Crown to the Duke OF Bordeaux The
Marshal commanding in chief transmits TIA, Army
The Act comprising S don BILE abdca,ion and recogni
zlng he Duke OF Ofeans, Lieutenant General Of the
hiag!om (here blows the letter of Charles X. from
the Moneur)
according to The orders of the Lieutenant General
OF The kingdom the tti-coloured cockade is substituted
for the white Gag and coehade
"At eight O'Clock to morrow morning the tri-colour-
ed bag will be ho:sied. The H,gs aud standards OF
me regiments are to remain in their Cases The
troops WI cease to wear tbs white rockade.--The tri-
cooured one will replace sufficient GUAM
MY shall have beeneceived for all the troops assume
il at once.
(signed) "BoURMONT"
The Order Of the D,y 10 the n et varies onv in ,he
following addiiion:--
'Considera'ions which every one will re able to ap.
preca'e, and that we're founded The peculiar si,ua-
uon OF the army foreign territory, vet entirely
suhdued and on the ships being al sea-
as well "a that have happened before
require TIE commander TO act with prudence and cir
cumspecion. The Admiral rees on the confidence
viii which all the officers and sean,en Of the eet hon.
our HIM, TO consider The order government as execu
ed rom day. and expects with them the fit moment
for The substituon
every Captain will cause The new flags to he made
with such materials as he may have on board
The Vice Admiral, Peer OF France, and comman.
der in chief of The heet. "DUPFRREp
we are to bsEeve the sta. nts as TO the results
OF The late Enesh elections, the Duke of Wellington
VIII soon be lett IN minority in the House of Com.
mons unless he strength his adminstr aton from enc
OF the three paresoppocd 10 him. Those parties con-
s oil the Whigs, the directories and portien Of those
who most firmly chung 10 Mr.. Cannings administration
The first OF these the in Tor debate
not in numbeTs' the second possesses talents neither
Tor debate nor for business the third the smallest in
numbers hut the most respectable in that species of a.
billy which the Prsmirr il now much Id need of
namrly-the practical IL is only necessary TO name
the three most prominent the last OF these lists to
be satisfied OF the truth of this statement, There are
no three Wings in the lower House which equal Mr.
Huski1son, Led Pdimerston and Charles Grant in
knowledge OF business and few of them excel Nv
Husksson in talent, as adebaier. II there shoud be
junction OF the Wings and Ultra -ores II will compel
the Duke oil Wellington 10 make overtures 20 the herds
oil the late Mr. Canning now led by Mr.. Hu .kisson
bnl what combina ions To behold the Earl of Eidon
and Lord Grey, sitting together in the ranks Of oppos
lon-'o see Lord Ho,Ini aud the Duke OF Richmond
side by side, on the opposition benches oft House
Of Lords and then, in tic other House. to witness Mr.
Hume voting against the estimates " iih the retaipers
OF the Duke OF Newcastle Mr.. Breuehan hand and
glove with the members OF that very Uitra.tory set
which he has often visited with his unsparnr and
bitter ridcHle for their mbeciIi,y! But in our day po-
ii'ical wonders never cease to astonish.
Charleston Pnf.