Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-06


Richmond Wing,
EXTRA.
Sunday, Sept. 8, 1880.
Slips from New York bring the following extraor.
binary and nnimating intelligence. The second dis
solution of the Chambers, and suspension of the Lii
berty of the Press by Royal Ordinance, were the
immediate causes of the glorious event related be-
low. The intelligence has all the appearance of au-
lthenticIy An arrival II: Boston had prepared for
lis reception. Once a Rebublic in France
Nation! hbas lie Tyrau!
Very Late and Highly Important
REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR IN
FRANCE
The packet ship Hbcrnia, from Liverpool LIST Au-
gust, arrived below at New York on thursday at
noon The slips from correspondents of tho
morning papers, and the posscrpts the afternoon
papers of that day, the following momen-
tous ntelligcncc
THURSDAY, Sep. 2-half past 2 o'clock p. M.
GREAT NEWS!
| Our news boat II II. Smith has boarded the Hi
hernia. and reports by telegraph that
A Revolution has broken out in Frunce-a battle
has been fought IN Paris between the National Guard
and the Kings Guard, in which the latter were de-
teated, with The loss of 5000 or 6o0o men
Gen. Lafayette commanded the National Guard.
Cotton has risen in Liverpool l-8 to I-2d.--23 900
bags sold. Flour had declined.
Phe highly interesting details which follow. fun
Ishcd by an arrival at Boston appear To leaSs
to doubt tho Of the foregoing intelligence,
aud explain the causes which have led TO the Revolt
ton:
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
The ship Ciematis, Holmes, has arrived Boston,
bringing PARIS papers to the 26th July.
They contain the important of the dssolu-
ton OF the newly elected Chamber OF Deputies the
suspension OF The law OF the liberty of the press by
. an ordinance of the King, and a prohibition Of al
periodical publications and works Of less than TWEEN
ty sheets, without previous Observation-Disclosures
particulars relative TO the African eSpcdtou,-and
other articles Of news of considerable int rest.
capt Holmes reports that the measures adopted
by the French Government produced might be
expected, very great excitement and France appear
cd TO he the eve of a revolution 1t appears
from one OF the papers that there was on the 25th
n vague rumour ofthe Impending measures, but moth
ing was known certainly respecting them until the
ordinances appeared IN the Monenr of the 26th
The following Is the . diuance for the dissolution
OF the Chamber of Deputies.
From The PARIS MOnieur Of July 90.
Charles, &e.-To oil to whom these presents
come greeting
Considering Art so of the Constitutional Cbart.r:
Being informed of the manGhvres which have been
Practised IN many parts of our kingdom to deceive
ana lead asray the electors during the late operations
the electoral colleges:
Having heard our Council, We have ordered and do
order,
Art The Chamber of Deputies Of Departments is
dissolved
Art. Our Minister Secretary of State for the In
terror is charged with the execution of the present
ordinance,
Given at st Clsud the 25th day of July, in the
year oiour Lord 1880 and ofour reign the sixth. BY
the King. CHARLES.
The Peer ofFrancc, Minister Secretary of State
for the department OF the Interior.
The Count PEYRoNNEr.
! The election of the Chamber dissolved by this ordi-
nance was Just completed. IL consisted of 27O mem.
bCrs of the opposition of whom 202 were amonq those
who voted for the address in the late Chamber gainst
the Ministers l45 were for the Ministry and 5 were
undecided, for either extreme: The Sd of August
had been appointed for the meeting of the Chamber
special summonscs had been sent TO the members
elect and other preparations bad been made for tho
meeting.
From NE PARIS .Wonteur Of july 90.
ORDNANCE OF THE KING.
CHARLES, &c Pc all to whom these presents shall
corne-grectIng;
Upon tho report of our Council of Ministers, we
have ordered and do order the following:
Art. J. The liberty of the periodical press is sus-
pended
Art The dispositions Of Arts. I. 2 and 3 ofpi.
tie !, OF the law Of Oct o. 1924 arc again put in
force
In consequence journal or periodical or semi
periodical writing, established or 10 be stablshed
without distinction Of matters treated by them can
appear either at Paris. in the departments but by
virtue OF the authorization which the author and pTin-
ter shall OBTAIN from Us separately. This authorize
ton must De renewed every three months. II may
be revoked
Arl' >. The authorization may be Professionally
granted and Professionally Withdrawn by the projects,
10 n' journals and periodical or semi periodical works
puDHthcd or to be published IN tho departments.
d. Ihe journals and writings published IN contra.
Vcntion OF art. 2, shall be immediately seized The
presses and types which may have been used in print
ing them shall be placed IN public depot under SEAL
or shall be- put out of use.
i 3. No writing under twenty sheets shall appear
without tho authorization Of Minister Secretary