Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

anarchy I'm re,urniug to the city Of Pars I wore
Win prde those glorious colors which Won have re-
somed, and which myself long wore g,h, Cham
oes are going 10 assemble, they will consider of the
meant OF securing the reign Of the laws and the
maintenance ofthe rights Of the nation qbo char
'ef VIII nehceiorward be truth.
D.. Louis Phinhppe doriem,s"
Adr's' JUG Silt has been necessary to desic-
nate Tor each branch Of the public administration.
commissioners, to replace professionally the admins
tration which has Jus, fallen with tho power of
Charles h The following are appoin, ed provisional
commissioners: for the department Of Justice NJ D-
Pont de rEnre; finances. Baron Louis; war, Gen.
Gerard, marine. NJ dc Ricny; foreign affairs n Big
non; public instruction, NJ. Gniz,; interior and ouS
lie works, d. Cassimr Perrier. (Signed)
LOBOA, A be PUYRAVEAU.
WAUGUIN, DE schooner.
The municipal commission has found itself called
upon to assure itself of the preservation of tho
crown diamonds The usual depository of that nrc
cOus public property has declared that he diamonds
nave oeen Withdrawn by NJ. de Ia Beuerie. His
receipt is deposited at the Muncipn,i,y The Court
has Quilted st. Cloud in haste 1t is hoped that tho
crown diamonds will be restored to the depot This
sa question of probity wholly independent of poll
eGs' ane from winch Princes can no more free them
selves than private individuals: Besides H. dc Ia
Bou'lisrie, who signed the receipt is personally res
ponslse and the rgpur Of the laws relative to pub.
lie officers, would be applied to him
Paris. july 3o.-Ywo rich manufacturers 5cp,ted
| oy Tue CITY OF Roucn came this morning to NJ La
ute Inc authorities of Rouen have submitted in
the name OF the population. Yhe ordinances there
were considered as null and void. Fhe population
OF versailles have taken up arms. Troops are shut
up m their barracks, and they announce specific in
tentioDs.
Il .uuniopni commission Of Pcris
!, :, fd''s Juty 3l.-lnhabtauts of Psrs!- Charles
y has ceased to reign France Not being n ble
to forget the origin of his authority he has awav vs.
considered himself the enemy OF our country and q,
It's Liberties which he could not understand Afer
having cland"siney attacked institutions by all
md and
resolved when he thought himself strong enough n
destroy them openly, TO drown them in The blood nI
the French Some us ances have suc,ccd 70 ann;
"Hste tn's corrupted Government. which has ben
r. ony apeTmanent consp racy against The liberty al
France The nation alone is standing adorned with
those national colours which has purchased with lis
blood. Ii will have government and 1ovs ,yor,h
ofusclf
The .aIoniteur contains some nous from, Tho d.,,,
r ments Wherever the ordinances and the eyen,s n,
fars were known. the sentiments of the people had
q been expressed with the same Indignation aua,ps
the mca ures of the Court and the same .ntbusi..
Tor the charter and the bcry of the press have been
displayed,
From ne Messenger dee chnp,bres, .4vrustf
i Paris, July 8! Charles Y. is at Chartr,s The
Court intends to 60 to the IIore 10 oruan,zs .bc
scourgn Of evil war in the ancient Vendee. They
are accompanied only by the Swiss The ROYAL
Guard, IN state of complete Encouragement disor
ganzaton. and descrtion, has remained a, St Cloud
and Versailles, with the ar lcrv Tho Dutchess NJ
L., >
Charles y telling him that sho vas a mother and
that the brilliant destiny of her son was forever en-
dangered BY his obstinate perseverance in an opprrs-
slve system Charla Y. il is said received the nrin
cess very i'll, and forbade her his presence Phe
dispatches seZ"d at the posto Office and intended for
the ambassadors, have been delivered to them uno
: pened They were sensible 10 these attentions and
have conpmented the citizens on their bravery and
! moderation IN victory. Phe sight of public order
and respect for property after three davis bs,o and
IN the absence OF all authority. has inspired all fo5-
they baS. sesn --,.'neI'o rAr,ir-&nP,
"'' '1'e ssn On great nation." cried thew
RESURRECTION III PARIS '"'y
On saturday dispatches we're reccivsd t,r,
2 steward de Hothsay, our ambassador, n, -','u
= Tho ;oo.ngs .ne loNowing authentic information O.
n Wo Important events which have taken p,eo :;
rfance:-On the 26th instant the Bank ref,.cd :,
uheount ons' upon which all the manufacturers d;
: ohaigeu the'r workmen, and the streets of Pa,
:, binary state of things '"' e"'faof
S, inc sezure Of the presses of the liberal ior-rr
70 pearcd to be The signal for the manifestation IS
c I OPINION me Populace was no longer 10 be min
,oated oy tue troeps and bleodshed ensn,d ia Ch
iui extent on Puesday and Wednesd,, NJ :
~ the National Guards noy spontancousy tool w. ny ~
III uefence OF the public liberties but tho Coo
8 Ienl neglected. TO ProtH by this open demonstra 10
r ieong' perseVsrsd IN the course bicb rors, TO-,
nate IN its ruin This state of tbinns s ~
,, wednesday when the populace and No,;on.i S ulI
attacked aad carried the Hotel de Vic nnd uuar
smai posts roo hmgs troops then CHARGED in turp
1NSi ou ooeIiHa'o resistance, n which
oeod was spilled, succeeded in retakipo tban, anS
possession, however, was Of short duration :. 81
students Of the Ecoe de Droit and of the Dcoa pa
Is {.eohnque, fell vigorously on the military and droy
. then from thor posts. '
n Lhe National Guard being organized to consid
y orn9'e extent and having their head General Gu
Iain, undertook the duty Of protecting tho citu ~
cameo over 10 tho cause of tho people, the 9Th e. 30
regiments Of the line. F' ''S ON q 81
. During these proceedings the populace holm, c,.u,
co INTO bands, armed IN every way and n;1od .
great extent, gained considerable ground ,nd n,,at
u then advantages to the extremtins Of The ~,
fhe Royal Guards, who bad boon ordered n o..
a.e fafis, were directed TO procede to 81 CIn"d
me third regiment Of Guards and the Su;o. Gu
VINO had not quilted their posts at the pn,Iicr,o.
were attackss there at twelve O'Clock in tho do -.
ne post being forced, tho troops roirea'ed ~ ,hS
louvre Hore they were again attacked ., ,h," w.
osleeS' and: oftor heavy frina they wero disn..
sesseq ond nndng further resistance hopelesS
on Thursday. - % 'ouf o clock
no material result. V''''' "u' WHO
me Deputies met in Paris and arreod n =, ,,o
Lst, Which was sent to the King at St Cloud bp, =,
niu mol appear that the King would make nnv coro
SION Ihe Deputios. on asccrtaInin1 he oh, .