Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-06
EVOLUTION IN FRANCE!

Tho n,eket ship Hibernia, Capt. MAXWELL s'i-
as heinz in The offing Yesterday mas
"a" ,b, me Editors of the Commercial Au'e'u,
-, ,heir London papers TO the % Vi aug ''''
,;,srpool TO the 4th-bOth inclusive
"' n nas evident, from the complexion OF 'he 10.
,,l,ices Yesterday. that a Crisis was near AZ
I'll IN France. Still we had no idea tha' Tue
I'm, tempest was 80 soon to break upon "s'
the e,po,iOn has fallen upon the startled ear
y y. the hnnder-crash follows the DlaIe Oh
q"'HH .rn;or. Another agony has begun. HE
u IS he French capital have again been de-
80, So ~, blood. Charles y. has ceased to
The Aaoehtv BourbOns are again tugtti'es'
I I'4-r,yE T.rF-5lmost OF ON y Lafayette
hN'-' -. m. head Of the National Army; ami
:, = -,,,.,s once more in the arms Of her ie-
-. -, ,,,.r,ises-THE PEOPLE.
-.,,sr f-,n Paris. dated July 29th, SAYS
o.,., horrible carnage mas taken place IN
y --yr.r,-l.y Ill, O'Clock ia the evening,
.i' mona. The number II killed and
..I..,i, considerable on both sides, but the
I'll was "a, leagth repu',ed.on all points:
..,r.ro',.tl nsg IS hoisteti on the Iuile-
,,lA never have been supposed that
......,.h i,i.cio'e courage IN the popula-
'",,.aI ,.. eIp..a Every oae llew to arms. aud
49, ....ai,s Pans could have resisted 100000
mem. IN. G,yal Guard is now posted along the
,.l ,o -. loud; bat it appears that, having re-
rrl,I achievements from h9aUyois, 1t VIII at
temp, another attack this night
-, s,m,l,y. the 49, of July, the capital
an, entirely ice lron the troops who adheredto
T., Kin: an was tranquil at Paris, and the
Dixie Of Orleans had, at the request OF The De
ratic.. consented to act Professionally as iAeute-
,a.G,a.ral If the Kingdom. Tie Ministers APP
,antcd hy the Deputies 70 carry nn the business
.rGrysrnnent arc-Baron Louis flr the Flnan-
.e,: VI. D,ipont De L'Eurr for the Department
# j,,licp: General Gerard Tor War: Admiral tie
giroy Cor the Marine; Vi. hi9nOn for Foreign
Minis: VI Guizot for Public Instructions; and
NJ Ca,imir Perriere Tor the interior. Such OF
n, S5i,, Guard as had survived the carnage
a,r f,r,lten the King.
The Nl1s hid He'd 10 Nantes, accompanied by
81, nrkc De Bo,icaux. The Young heir presump-
lie. and l-hs~ members Of the royai family
reyhaye carried with them the crown, and all
IN, ica.Is. \, Nantes they were 10 wait for the
R>.N!iai,tcr,. when !, viii be decided whether
,hey vii proceed 10 Germany or 10 England.
Ala'aer acclg Z. Joto being Of the latest dae,
Sae, tbst tr y.,,! flight was 10 Rheims. Thus
1t aolld .pr.sr eat Charles has set his crown
upon ,a,,--.a, stood Tie hazard Of die--and
lost Il
Much Mood has doubtless been she'd. In the
Elu\brf-. a' so. D.uui, 1t was reported from
Vne To tEg thousand cr,.n> had been sacrificed,
vhen 'a -.4.ls aod ;.e artillery. slocted at 81
much carnage, ard Seti.- the determination of
tly pe0rs. had refused 20 lie.
w have 2alyroon. his mo-ring, for the fol-
beig, accom-, of lie transactions, referred to
a,o,e furnished BY a correspondent Of the Lon
d,u M,.aia- Gertd:
DETAILS OF TIE LATE CONTEST IN
PARIS.
P1Rs. July so.
pos'cuPt 20 ny private uo,e 10 you on Tues
sly evening wa- couyhed 10 these terms:-"We
arc IN for a revelation"
Oh Tuesday evening matters BEGAN to wear
''rv serious ASPECT. The .cud3rmps posted on
W' Place du PalaiS Royal we're necessarily at
lacked BY what YOU in Ioudon would call a mob
NJ dahd,cS, with Il persc, GRANGE and a ,espera-
roa % which all the riots, revolt, tumnts or re-.
''l'oIs OF England afford no examine. They
"erc'1pported, II Is true. by the ounr hourrpois
AMI We lower classes, bat the majority. at five
.,oek. were Paris tops, with rattans in their
t' aud pistols in their pockets. Some Of them
H'.' N'.cd. Wishing TO see somcthinr of the
Gutter; took cabrIolet and attempted 10 drive
''o. isc Place du Paais ROYAL, and got into
'n,o ui the fight. The cab diver had been
4 .a1'-,er oheyal of the Imperial Guard
N"en We reached the tails of the horses Of the
..'' Oh -endarmeS posted opposite the Rue Fro
,"aa.rau,the excitement was too much for him
ne people were charged by The caya!rv-Gred
,'r pistol, IN their faces, retired. and RETURNED
% 's attack. with cries Of iielgeaqce'- p e,fef
Il Ia Z Rsi'-ijrs Ia Ciane!-Jirer Fo,gsr.
- re Naeelen H'-Io Nci az rrgo,,
10 Wet P,yronae.!-Li6er,eo or In y',,,
- '''S vas taonuch Tor nv cocher Ur',,,L;.
..il' and charged the gendarmes en- ar,;sr, With
',''e'@9'e od horse. seized the rpi,s and
$50, $50. "'N'' SHOWING how much he WAS com.
promising oar s,iey, but it va, in vain for r;";m,,
Oh rs i'e' and aourshins hi, cas,na,, ~, a,S'';s
rs0r! pO"''' ''Set en-
H'''en knows I am in no humour for nrovoL
@ smile bat This and few other tr,fip ,' ;r
'sa's "'' better prove the state of thr r;,y onL
u ne ne parties than iull description. "''"
HN .Hara