Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

L Ueen
officially published in the Moneur, and IL will be seen
That the much abused monarch, stated in our pa.
per OF Monday last properly bequealhed his regal n
herance to the legitimate successor his graudson the
Duke OF Bordeaux his own immediate heir the lau.
phin having voluntarily reinqui.hed his int 10 tho
crown Upon III. condition il clearly appears IL
was that Charles X in his honorable anxiety TO close
the horfihc seems Of boodshed which have again dis.
grsced the capital Of his Kingdom nstea d of awaiting
himself OF the fidelity OF the immense military force
that still remained at his command consented to resign
his power, aGd retire into foreign land The Republi.
can Faction in The State could not, however, be conci.
s,ed even by 30 sacrifice the part Of the
hing, aud In puis OF their insdous designs thew
nave put up IN opposition 20 the legitimate ROYAL Race
the early child and adherent of inveerate Jacobnsm
the junior Egahfe, (uow the Duke Of Ore ans) whose
pine boast s that he pursued the infamous course of
his father whose conduct 90 arocious as to call
upon bic guilty head the just vengeance even of his
own fellow Regcides This unworthy being is, how
ever, much mistaken. il he suproses that he will be en-.
ahed 20 establish himself in the permanent favor of
The Republicans of France He may, for a short lime
be continued at the head OF affairs but he must be the
mortal that ever existed II he do not
oresee, hat in the inevitable re-er,ablsnsn MT of Re.
public, II not the renewal Of the Reign of Terror
dread runi awaits his conduct, which good
nen Of any country viii depore.
The faction has completely ,riImphed The mme nse
mihtaiy iorce cent to Rambouiet, has overawed the
King IN his just views and intentions aud the dispatch
OF the Commissioner, which states that they have ac-
comp'ished The object Of their mission to his Majesty
leaves no doub, that h. has yielded to the necessity Of
circumstances.
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respect SO II Is on all occasions in which great po
cal contentious are involved Ii has Justly been OBJ
served that Success is all 10 this world unavored
by her. Virtue becomes vicious in the ephemeral esi-
nation OF those, who attach merit only 10 prosperity
From the Journal du Commerce.
lNTELLIGENCE)r from RAMBoUILLEr This morn.
ing, Charles N who is still at RAmbouet, sent to re-.
quest that Commissioners nominated by the Govern
sen', might be sent to accompany him in the journey
he will have to make, in srdsr to deps, from France
These Commissioners, who Immediately apSont-
ed. are Marshal Mason, the Duke do Coigny, Peers
OF OF France M: Jdeqneminot aud De schooner, Depu-
tes and Odillon Barro', of the Mayors OF Paris
The Commissioners will set off to-day, at o'clock in
the evening.
1t would appesr that Charles X will proceed toward.
Cherbonrg, where there two American vessels In
one oil which he intends to embark order TO proceed
either to Italy Spain He bas requested to proceed
oid Agile and A'eneon it is supposed, in order to
avoid the route OF Caen, where the .e vescsnce is al
its height.
From the Constitutional
Orders have been addressed hy The telegram Gom
baron Louis TO all the agents OF the Treasury.
To-day he has received the of all those
who are depoariss OF the funds seized Algiers area
dy estimated at ~ mloD-, that they would not DISPOSE
at any sums wihout the authority of the Provisional
Minister of the Finance.
Charles x. ard HE family passed yesterday through
81 Cyr, about O'Clock in the afternoon their wav
TO Rambouillet detachment OF gensdarmes on horse
back formed the van; then came about 200 Gardes du
corps, preceding the carriages of the court in which
were the ministers Charles and his son were on borse.
back, surrounded and followed by Gardes du Corps
cuirassiers, and geusdarmes. These troops composed
force Of 1900 men, with tx FOUNDERS. The counc-
nances OF all the persons who formed part of this
tToop, were dark and gloomy as at a funeral.
STRINGS OF TIE CHAMBERS, Aug. A.
CHAMBER PEERS.
Baron Pasquer. who appointed President Of the
Chamber by an Ordinance read, by which the Dukes
de Cha,res and Nsmours are authorised to sit during
this Session The Chamber appointed Secretaries, a
Committee to draw Up the Address and ballotted for
the bureaJS.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
The nine hureaux ballo,ed Tor by the President
Nj. Charles DUDin nsed that -
state OF things, il highly important to proceed in
their operations with much rapii,y possible and
10 declare mat NE Chamber would lit permanently till
II has verified the powers of all the Members who
have presented their papers.
The sitting wa occupied both in the morning and
evening in examining the validity of the elections A
great number OF the Members were declared duly
elected and the decision respecting others adjourned
Towards he end OF The citing reported by the
Messenger of the 9Th, Nj. Charles Dupin said with
the Charter in my hand, say. Nj. de Corcelles the
Charter is defunc!' After some other members had
spoke the Chamber resolved 10 form let of FIVE can
ddaes Tor the Office Of President The number o vo,ers
was 2l9, the ori,y ITO; the FIVE members chosen
w're-M. Casimir Perrier NJ. Jscqme. LATTE, M.
Benjamin Delesserr, NJ Dnpin,.sen NJ Rover Collard.
From tho Messenger dcs Chombres
PARIS. Monday Evening Aug g.
Charles T. and his family, with the exception OF the
DIuphiness, who has re NAMED at Fontainbleu have
been since the day before Yesterday, at Rambouille,
accompanied y 1000 men of all arms, and great num-
Der OF general and superior officers without troops The
division OF Borde'o1e, and all the rest of the Guards,
hh ho' ieH versailles Ihe general IL at Rambouillet
and the regiment have refused TO follow him The new
critics and the t-coored Gag have been establish
ed at Vergailles.
The patriotic movements had spread from Paris with
90 much raPidy and enhusiasm 10 Orleans Chartres
ois, IouTs, and the whole country the Loire that
The retreat OF Charles X. TO La Vsndee became impos-
sble Evenisrarty resembling those al Paris have mr.
Cured at Nanes--the victory remsir with the eii-
zens and National Volunteers, were Immediately nut IN
motion In these Circumstances Charles X. has been
obliged to ask safe conduct Of The Provisional Govern
nsnt This sae conduct has been granted him and
the National Commissioners have is said set
OUT 10 accompany the eX-KDg TO rbourg where he
VIII embark had been thought ihat he would ask 10
proceed to the i'oer- OF Sw,zerland in order to on
TO Rome. Blu, apparently il would have been too main.
iul Tor him, in his msorlunes, TO inhabit cj,v in
which many members Of the ex-inp-riaI family re.
side, and he has wished 10 spare himse If the pain Of
such situation
We learn that Charles x, abandoned by ALL and re
red al Rambouet, has just sent ak safe copduct
10 The brst seaport, offering to abdicae i'm favor of the
Dnke OF Orleans. MessTs. Odilon Bsrrot de Schonep
JAequminot, The Duke de Coigny, and the Duke de
lFeVIso are gone % carry him this safe conduct and
to regulate the conditions of il.
TIE Duchess OF Orleans has lust been 10 visit Inc
wounded in the $50. pitas.
plan OF complete counter. revol uiion has be en-
found among the of the Dutchess Of Ansoujeme
IL will be publi.hed.
The last ordnance which Charles X siyned al g.
Coud was for the abolition OF the Polytechnic schools
The Courier Franc ais aud the Messenger of Monday
published an article headed "The Ilegtmscy of the
Duke OF Bodeaux being long article called the pro-
test of the Dixie Of Ossns ubshed a. London in 1920
but never before published in France. letter accom-,
panyng ne expres says, the Exchange will p obably
open on Wednrsdav.
From tho Journal du Commerce..