Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

kndly treated; part oftho soldiers have refused to
hire; the rest arc tired of killing their countrymen
and knocked up With fatigue. The Swiss and Tho
Roya Guards WILL however, be steady Ia tho Ins,
Thursday. July 2o.-'rhe night has been dread
ful one; the clliZcns hume ruus hun eyer moro
bold and unTcmiitug il their attacks have forced ia,
soldery To shelter themselves in the houses or else
where the latter, though encouraged by tho praises
the argcsscs and the promises Of the King seem dis
heartened; the moral Influence ofther situation must
DO considerable: whole undivided mass of their
couh'fymen present To them tho hand of friendship,
calling them brothers II they accept it, holding ready
te SWORD o vengeance If they refuse il; then their
pnySeal iorcc is almost exhausted; they have been
'"'cu DAYS ana three nights on duty, their feet arc
swollen their tongues parchsd, and their resolution
gone many nave land down their arms But the Ia.
oes are turn u the people ossacd and driven about
Yesterday nr0 thus morning the assalnns n nd yc,nr,
chiefs have been appointed, the glorious oil ia,
cite Is at tho head of the Provincial rovcr,mnn,
followed the veteran 10 his head quar,cfp aud shont
cd with enthusia site thousands, we Iaisvet v;vo
Ia Sauvcur de- duck mondcs
10 ocI5cf The people are rapidly CARVING evo
~ post tue troops retreat IN confusion; enthusiasm
Is al is height; the most determined and br,,lnnt
vaonr - displayed; they have carried the Palace of
tho Tullerlcs "Aa'o "a
|'ooH-PhH people are victorious; two regiment,
%l' H''"S "' 'n'H muSketS III the air under my win
LOWS o"u shnNihS hands with the people, who kiss
ana mug them and run TO bring them food and drink
never was such noble Courage. such touching ,,arc
rHs'tyi INC Parisinns arc covering Themselves with
glory nave ust come from witnessing the devoted
" '"""'oi' bravery OF the Swiss troOps: drlvon
u' worst extremity these faithful fellows have shnt
themselves up IN he upper stories of some houscs no,
"!e "fH'S 'helr last cartridges from the w,ndo,ys
whIle the enthusiastic and not less bravo c,,an '
san tL''h rom the Streets from the opposite windows
ana from every point whence their mlsouers will
Sa,'E' an aris Is n battlefield; in every street il
u pu'"aFH' from. every window flashes a musouet
from cEcry house top rain down pavement stoves ~,
the devoted aud yet obedcnt soldiery tho Kin
: ih'y must yield however, or the momen,Iy in
cTeasing tide of popular fury will overwbclu: and
crush them ""'li' una
E'en'nS The day 10 garned-the people sre r,os.
'etS 81 the Capital; the supposed blind and furious
my ''o t'o" Us much assertion and good conduct os
lney nav done OF bravery. The Provisional Govern
mem IS heard and obryed. The report is circulated
think with the design merely of kcenipg re-, ~
the alert that 10000 troops will march on Paris ,Li
i'sI.' livery where you see an eagcrncss 20 have,
1Tu''S aStrnst prevails amongst the people orthcrn
SeFes' All the furniture of the Palace has been do
SS,,oyGu Out nothing phIaged; some thieves have
ogeh instantly shot There is no cry but "Vivo /,
ChaTte!' Patrolcs established cverv where.
thcy are collecting the dead and mos, soo,bi,rI =,
tending the wounded many who look like 60
"HtIfc' behave most respectfully; many who d,red
NOT snow their noses IN the streets ycstordnv ro,u
9InSt'r and flourish long swords. The fact is. the
rover ass of pcoplc-nO. not the cauojU. br, ,Jo
Gas. oil workmen-havc done the business soIoi,
"hhou, order, organization, or chiefs thew have
ur!V"n The unnghtcous King and his hirelings from
the Capital. '"
r,lday Juy 3i-streets full they could hold since
urynSh-evey one IN eager DISCOURSE yet no noise nor
fell
''sItSs shameless, black and bloody, who cry anv
thng they have mind TO, force others TO ioin ,bsn
my ao merely good naiufed, and merely swagger and
sweaf-sa" four more groesquc than orhers-haIf naked
WIN greasy grnnins faces and bloody arms they stumbled
tonS IN marital PRIDE one bearing a Ratchet, second n
q" poIe thTd an IRON spit, and a fourth huge
.S mae' anu cned ''vve la rePubIIque;" this class
no a.y,s among them, and Unregaded Saw dozens ~
the siam laid out for Tecosnmion--he bruised
ana Oio"dy imhs, ooated and randi, ng bnJ.. ;
ana distorted iaces, recalled niUd scenes IN Inc 80 M
'' ooue were headless and mutated-thee weT. nIso
he nor
,hiown !" heaps, rom which arms and head. al
book" Now that fight done and danger cone beg - @
out the asPdns IoT power, free geny-6e civil
inch nose did thev shoS @ hIIisuers
'how We ihrashed hey 1--WE Ia C%a m ey cry,
PteVaHnS cryhe chef and they say Lafayette n, hs;.
head, wish for repu5lcaulsm Do moi b.Iswc az neis
sr eismened patriot sees the necessity OF Ieg, oova
e"' ana names the Duke of Orleans as the man To- ~
cto"n-imred by the Charter Some but , nan .of inc
accorded NIve Young Napoeou-the mob cry M W ole
none unat nave Bourbon blood God grant that the nec
moment may ost-that the pIoys,ons C PecIous
may shcw Tue patriotism and call Orlcans-it "a n.;,s",
ohen'oh that the blood which yet unwashed iron ,h
pavement may have shed there IN vain or ] 'no
shedding OF more EvenngFrauce is saved rom The e
VI uo'io'c monarchy aud the yoke of des9o,;c
9o1oc'acy-hc Provisional Government have nnrS Sp
6enerassmoe and Regent '- N''eals'
Saturday. Juiy 3l-Orcans has accepted tho call and h n
fans The Chambers on the third aud viii I'm
monarch with limited power Every bing !. sn, ,an nun
oIoeT The King has led from St Cloud Policnace ~b
6favey stuck TO his post I'll all was lost is not In ne bs, 10
france seems following the example Of PARIS bu, the Ei
yo s"ns-cPecally II backed by Allies The lset MAJ
SICK 10 MIN advise him go to Agiers and turn Dev,S
mus you see friend have given YOU my daiIy rho,h,
~ e roNgh state have only add that today Nm. &c.
est tranquility OF the capital ensure ihe cause If r.
isan' ana the Chamo's meet dav after to morrow Tho
s nS' mas Oeen intercepted he has back and il
"a at Versailles Woe, him in person In, % 80
Ministers ~ >" P''So"' Ou' 10 DIS
T"'"'-Iwo young citizens Of tho United Sto,os
Who on the first day of the GLORIOUS resistance ~
me Pa"san youth, took mp to pay their debt n
the sacred caus" of liberty persisted victims of their
enthusiasm Honour t. their mcmory!-Nr,,;o,gy
we are sure the American public Will learn with
regret, what we derive from "a private Letter of An
E'a' ta' mat hEYhssEuG, the Secretary and much
respected conPcnOn Of General LAFAYETTE. ON HE
iac tour through the Unrod States va, dangeroysi,
wounded, IN the late revolution IN Paris ca.sGSS
Tue br hihg Of France The corrpspopI,pt oC ,r ,n
nns Paper Nhe SiandardJ states that Monday Ja Do
""1 a." i1Hs was IN agitation, "CIarics X was alons 49,
Iehhy unaBlaicd He went with the Duke IA ,gouIo
.9oounG excursion and even received visits from the GSa,G
as'rf o Ceremonies, and fixed the day and vycd,o,
Tor "'ut shooting Lartes. Letters have been found ,.Iy
lcEacf THIS fact uHqucsuOuaJio This Is the ~
id0rv " 70 "'u intensity or