Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10


enabled at length to communicate authentic hforma-
ton Of the important events OF which France has been,
and is, the
On the 26th met, the Bank refused TO discount bills,
upon which, all the NJ anuiactuters discharged their
workmen, and tn s'ress OF PArs were Oiled with
groupes, discussing aloud the extraordinary state oil
things
The seizure Of the presses OF the Liberal Journals,
appeared 60 be tie signal tor The Manifestation OF pub
lie opinion The pupuiace no longer 10 be utimi
dated by the troops, and bloodshed ensued to fright
ful extent on Tuesday aud Wednesday. Many of the
N alton Guards now spontaneously took up in de-
fence the public liberties bat the Government ne
elected To profit 10y this open demonstration Of feeling.
and perseveres IN the course which must terminate in
its This Oh things continued until Wednes-
day, when the populace aud the NA,iJna Guard at
tackled aud carried the Hotel de Vle and several small
posts. The Kings troops theo charged In turn aud al
ter an obstinate resistance, in which much blood
spilled, succeed.d in re-taking them
The poss ssion, however, was Of short duration,
the students OF the EcoIe de Droit, and OF the Ecoe
Poiytechnque, tell vigorously on the military, and
drove IN IN from their posts
The National Guard being then organized to q con-
siderable extent, aud having at their head Gen Gerard
undertook the duty OF protecting the city, and gained
over TO he cause OF the people, the 9th and SD reg-
meps OF the line.
- During these proceedings the popu'ace, being form
ed into bends armed IN every possible way, and organ
iZed ITO great extent gained considerable ground, aud
pushed their advantages TO tbs extremi,es OF the city
The Royal Guards, who had been ordered TO
Paris were directed TO proceed 10 st. Cloud TIE B
Regiment of Guards, aud the Swiss Guards, who al
not qOitod their posts the Tuileres were attacked
there at IL o'clock in the day. and the posts being fore
ed, the troops retreated to the Louvre. Here they
were again attacked at O'clock aud after heasy fir.
ing hey were dispossessed and finding further re-
sisauc- hopeless retired from Paris. These accounts
reach up TO O'Clock on Thursday
meeting of the Peers had taken place but with no
materia result
The Deputies met in Paris aud agreed to a Protest
which was sent 10 the King at ST. Cloud but did no,
appear that the King would make any concession.
The Deputies, on ascertainirg the obsiinacy of the
King. re-asembled to deliberate and /. take measures
for the safety OF the country.
when the last accounts left, Commission sitting
at the Hotel de Vile. composed of Gem Gerard Mar.
quis de ChoisseuiI, Gen. Lafayette, Cas.mir Perrer
and NJ Oder.
and, according TO some accounts, Notre Dame also
LONDON, Aug 2.-Just az were going to Press
we were favored with the following letter, which was
rece ived this morning by highly respectable an.
tile house in the city -
"PARIs, July 81.
"MY DEAR - write to you these few lines
mat you may not feel uneasy my account. | am
thank God, safe and well. Ihsve been an eye witness
ct the great, impoT ant and decisive that have
taken place in this Capital since the 26th Instant and
iuIy expect, in short time TO be able personally TO
give very minute account OF every thing
sha now merely state, that the tri-coloured flag
Is hoisted every public establishment in this capital
and the reign of the Bourbons 10, in NY opinion, over
Yesterday, the Chambers of Peers aud Deputies an |
pointed The Duke OF Orleans TO be at the head of the
Cove nnent, with the title of Northumberland OF
france IN The mean time that other arrangements are
entered mo; hut his answer is yet known.
'Paris ls now safe, and tranquility has been resior-
ed evere where upward OF thirty live thousand Ma
honaI Guards are now armed, aud doing duty every |
where, and protecting both public add private proper
ty; aud in less than weeks there will be double
that nu All the treasure at the Bank and in the
olher Public Offices, such az the Treasury, Sc, has
been saved The communication with the interior is
again Iee TO every body, aud il is he hopsd that
a few days. the public conveyances will be re &c abi IA
ed OF which shall avail myself to return to England
" enclose the bulletin published this day here, and
poSed up in every street which you will tni very in
ter-siirg. Since wiling thus far have seen the |
ionHtur. which contains official Information OF Rouen.
Havre, and CAen, having folio wed the example the
capital; aod have no doubt, il will be tie ease
all over France. have nothing to adj but nv
kind regards 10 every ind vilu,l of your worthy family
Nv dear -, - Your sincere friend"
'The Duke Of Orleans is just arrived. | enclose his
Proclamation 10 the French cation His eldest SOP, the
Duke d. Charires. is expected 10 few hours, the
head Of his regiment.
The following is the Bulletin referred to
NATIONAL BULLETIN
"h'le The contest was carrying Oh al Paris with so
much patriotism and deyOtedness, young people
10 order To propagate the movement hroug the cOun.
Try, threw Themselves into the Communes of the enyi-
ron5 OF Pa@ 20 distribute procamations and yiie ev-
cry "heTe The CITIZENS 10 organize themselves into
Ndohal GIaId. Yesterday, early haif-past lour
in the morning, the focSin was sounded at Mont
Rouge Vaugicard, Issy, and Yanvres At Versailles
at ii O'Clock in the morning, the generate was beat
and the Hotel OF ihe Gardes du Corps Attacked
The troops laid down their arms and all the posts were
occupied by the n ationa Guard
~ ~ SeNrts- opposite the GdrteF du Corps, and the
Ecoe de ~. CIR, which commanded the bridge with
artillery, the white flag down the pai gate
and The National Guard occupied the posts.
" Even az Bouiogne, commune situated between
ST. Cloud and the BO' lie BouOgre, the procamaiions
were read and the organization gong on ia The We
ny face OF the troops
alt seems certain that he Duchess of Angouleme ar
rived in the course Of the day a ST. Cloud linn .d
aiey arrival departure for the North of France
was decided on 1t is said that Charles Y. takes his
route by Chantilly and Champagne He will probably
be followed only Ivy feeble Escort, as almost all The
borses his di-po'a have been disabled in the attack
OF The Guards upou Paris. The soldiers encamoed At
Bonlogne aud st. Cloud, have refused TO make any
movement since the morning The officers OF the Guard
have replied 10 depuaticD from the officers of the
Line, and the scholars Of the EcOle P0lpechniqus
which waited them in the afternoon. that they were
resolved not 10 bear any in the service of y
by which they yet considered themselves bound
them TO join those at Paris and that they were n hope,
OF soon seeing Themselves released from them.
" NJ. Louis is named Commissioner of the Treasury
and ia said that Messrs B-rhier and de Vaucber are
gone TO receive his orders"
From the London Courer Auguste
The important Intelligence from France which we
fully confirmed by a1vi-es of still more recent date
and our 70 aders will hGd in this days Courier under
the proper head detailed account Of the
IN Paris from Wednesday TO Saturday On the latter
day the capital entirely free from the troops who
adhered TO the King, ard the Duke of OrIsans had AT
The request OF the Deputies consented act provision
ally as Lieutenant General Of the kingdom TIL.
Ministers appointed by the Deputies to carry ON the
business OF Government sre-Barron Louis for the HI.
nance ; NJ. Dupont de PEure for the department nj
Justice General Gerard for War; Admiral de Rignv
Tor the Marine; M Bgnon for Foreign Affair, NJ !