Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

s1nv himself, ~ tle b. AL ~ hts iifs ho"f
Courage aud valrr 'fnmrhed Over snpef'afh'
II asnis.rs. sad al asra dispefssd. We Lat
80 men ~ TN. aHair. u wete tfied, among
whom - The commander ai hH's'si,nn' VINO
was al DE- camp q Count Soumo"t'
A..iEgs, Ioly 81. --Fo, snnr tine the hat.
mon, which had pre,aici bsf~sen ihe French
and IN. na,lyes has been disturbed. The gens-
raj oiiirers e,p,aIed 10 be ~ aesed every mo
meai. ,yrn 81 Algirrs, Il, The heors an. Arah'
and The naval officers we're .nneasy These
gloomy auiisipaiinns have been ~ pnrl realized
TIA The 2stb, tao Preach sodirrs died lay poi.
! snn M, 10 sohe. NJ tine samr tune baud oi
& iusprgsots ats cked The Bsa slzJa Cat, and
+ o,re teen of our men ~sIe He'd, Our troops
took 40 arms AID surrounded the rebels one oi
whom made Important revelations. lie de-
olafed thai conspiracy Wa about 20 breaa
oai--ihat 10 900 Bedonins were expected before
Alriers. and that the Moofs and Arabs OF The
town were 10 iall upon the French d1fiog the
attack. depot Of arms his been dl'ooserfd,
and In order TO intimidafe the inhat iiaois, ses-
eral pieces of cannon Of the upper battery have
been turned upon the town. The 6enefsl 90
Chief has given orders for the small garfisons
that would be endangered. scattered IN forts Al
a short distance, 10 seek shelter IN Algiers. Inc
GARRISON Of Sidi ferTnch, chiefly sailors, IS oil
the number. The lori has been demolished.
The evacuation was mt eff ctcd without some
disasters. 4 deiach meoi OF the engineer corps
was surprised by The Moofs upon this road 10
Ayers Two Wagons IN advance were STOP
ppd, aud The men massaefed. The 17th Reg
meni. which occupied "a fort 10 the sra shore,
four leagues from the town, WIS auar ked by
1000 Bcdoains, and afier some fighting. forced
10 :, trea, 20 Algiers. The army has already
lost rom 10 1000 men, killed and wounded,
and the dysenIery is making ra'ages among the
lau Il and ses lorce'.
From he Paris Moniteur, Aug. Z.
Last night about . o'clock, an assemblage
of about 400 young nen went the court be-
fore the Chamber Of Deputies, IN order, rs
they declared, 10 protest against the acknowl-
edgmrut VI an hereditary peerage, md 10 poin
out TO The deputies what they considered 10 be
the wish ofihe nation. They formed double
line, and when Deputy passed through. they
rec.sy.h him with cries Of Down with the
hereditary pee,age = Al the same time the
whole groupe, even the most ardent, took of
their hats, aud mingled the above reclamation
with cries of" long live the Depp ies Honour
10 the Depoiiea' By degrees, however, the
disorder increased the line broke into groups,
IN the GENRE of which orators delivered ha-
rangnes II seems the noise disturbed the Cham
ber aud VI. Ben jamin Constant came out, who
entreaicd them TO have confidence III the Dnpn-
lies aud mol thus interrupt Their driIbera' ioUs.
VI. GcorRr La Fsytl'e also appeared among
Ihem ~ the national uniform, md enlicated
ihtm 10 iptiie.
Al last General La F.yeue himslf came
forth npou the steps aud dd,ess"d them, aud
after bc ING testimony IL ,hth npblr conduGt
during the GREAT Week, continued =" / an en' .
lied 20 yorr II teniiou, bee use the Opinipns taat
have lnluccd you 70 ONE icrr are nv oNsn.
know how 10 support them, while lear ihal
you may fall into errors. Permit me, in nd
diliou 10 so many motives. 10 require suu 20
consider my personal feelings. have engaged
my honour that 40 disturbance shpll interrupt
The proceedings ofihe Chamber. L tue Drpu.
ties are interrupted. and shoad any painful
scenes pass at the doors I shall br rs i, wp,e
responsihle, II swith me point of honor and
place my honor under The protect on of your
friendship" These Impressive words Ind tho
desired effect, and The greatest part OF The
Young men wiihdrcW. Oi'crs remained a sho.f
time logger, aud formed group, Lul among
them were some who manifested mn optn an
firm disBppi oha,ion OF the commoton A.
length the whole retired, some singing cot
plri OF the MdSthics hymn and sume threaten
log 10 return to-day, bu' Others evidently
vexed al having suffered themselves TO DO mis-
ted.
~-eDa-
Duke 81 Iiizj tmcs speech The following is
tis SPEECH OF the Duke Of Fuzsmes, before the
French Chamber OF Peers ou the l3h August.
The Duke is u descendant ot James H. thu last
oi tie Siuaris who "a upon ihe English t,rone
II appears 10 have made an inncnl 80 impression
aud !. worthy attention, rs Displaying the in
voluntary convictions OF even some Of the most
devo, d adhrrenrs Of the deposed family:
The Dnkp dr. Filziamcs, ON hclng called.
rose g,rHi attention aud profound silence
" Bap,ng hrau absent from home for some
days. on short Journey, ! suddenly learned
dreadful ihunderbolt had fallen on France,
aud that The Royal Family had Disappeared
IN the tempest The hring OF the guns, which,
proclDimed anew King seemed 10 await my
arrival yesterday into the capital. aud to dav
am sun nioned TO tins chamber 10 take new
oath hav, never madea sport oil my word.
aud with me the obligation OF an oath ha, nj.
ways been sacred, have only taken two
oalhshuring my life the first. ~ early YOU h.
10 Louis XVI. Of blessed memory the second.
IN 1924, To the Institutional Charter the
principles ofwhich hail loug been implanted
in my hear, and which rejoiced % see made
lhc law of france. | deity an, living beng
10 accuse me OF having been unlaiihtul 10 those
Two oaihs. uneqniVocal marks at assent -
You will perhaps, do me the justice 10 admit
that IN this Chamber | have delivered no
opiiron winch had not foi its foundation the
very text OF thr Constitutional Charter. and
call honour 10 witness thai for these sixteen
years there never has arisen IL NV heart any
wish which was not cUnIormste Ia that Cha
ter. Beng tried by misfortune almost on my
entrance into life. was, IN adve sty, early
Taught 10 submit 10 the DEGREES oiproy idenco, 4
Ia fOrtiy myself against storms. How 10 re-
main faithful to hopeless cause has long been
known in WyfamiIy, II in airrspecl we have not
n neN lesson TO learn. +, esh marks Of assent,
X several Peersshed trarS. Doubtless drplore,
n shall ever deploie, the fate OF Charles Y.
Long honoured by hls country, Que better
knows than all the virtues OF his heart, Even
when deceived by ministers, even more lnbe-
Gle than pcriidious. n Number If voices Yss
yes, when, too vainly. alas endeavoured
10 make him hear the tru ih "A inch Nas sa cpl