Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
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Lars sINrERrsffNg FRog FRANCE.
Proclamation Of ltt baf, of orleans q, Kiav
Of Fra,tsf

he fAtn n'lfnfiifi captain bFfuut mas ar
riyeH II Sew Yofk from Have. ~hspre she
ssilad on the lin Of Auenst. having takrn the
li.nec ia ibe packer tine OF the Caprles Car
rnil. fsr prno'.siips fprsar tel bv o ~ core.
,.ag.i. ne II me NV York q ,zstic. Nrrcanile
Adeeft,ssr. fourirf md Stspdar.l, Furnish the
foliasing Interesting intelligence.
The T. ,ris papers are IN 10 inth Aneusf IN
elnsiva--fev contain The important intsiii-
.snre thai the bike ofOrleans vas prpH laimed
Kiag II = amer on the 9Th nn1er the title Of
pHll1Pyn The ceremonies IN pertaining
him King ok nlaee a Paris en he Oh
Az was Tranquil when TIA Cprcor in sne
osd the ssae Of The revolution appeare to we
uni.ersal sansise'ten 20 IN French n.onle
Tue following eban > IN The Chatici have
been made
M,ntsters Of I'll sefis and denominations are
u be pal alike out % Fhe uphiie Treasury
The meetings Of the Peer are 10 be public
The ags o( electors 10 he rei,-sd to . YEAR,.
The ef1latre ofthe Pr'S abolished forever, and
sil iriais Tor misdemeanors of The press 10 be by
iors.
The Chamber OF Deputies to elect its owo
lTesi3.af,
The ,it,, II eject their own mnnicipal
authorities thfong bout France.
Thr National Guard 10 he re-ssiabli>bed
throughout Frame, and 70 elect ihrir own Of
fcers al raak.
The systamof OrioHuquee, IN b. abolished
m no laws 10 be passed without toe concur
I. nc ofthe site.
Ga the 9TH, 'he Chamber 81 Deputies heraf-
ID the tatonr Of ffance Vafan'. and prrpn#rI
several changes ~ the cbarter-thal the
Catholic Religion, as thu Retigiun n the State.
bn abohshed--'hc ministers II all sects - be
paul ifini the public trebsnr, --lhe censor .lip
oftbe pres for EVER abolished Adfr ihr,e
md other no 'ifeauons hal hen adopted, me
Chamber vent ~ body 10 the - Ike If -.
leans, aud offered him the crown. which he ac-
Crptei. and On he 9TH pt'rreded 10 the Cham
ber Of Brpulies. 81 made oath 10 support the
CHATTER as amended
In the Chamber of Deputies. on the oh. The
Vice = ssiden, submit i at uo,ii1n from NJ
kusebe saiscstc, accusing the Tx Ministers Of
High ftes-ou, which vas Z ceiYfd with ac H.
nations ot appreciation Tn motion Of ~
a'iveste rs consideration was postponed for n
week
better RON lI.yre Of Ago. saws Yon
viii remark by the enclosed review, that bns
nsss has been almost completely AT a stand
t'nfr We last addressed YOU We have howey
II much more favorable account. from Paris
"h"re the Duke OF Orlenns has been prnclp,m
ID klag. under the title Of Philip VII. and va
tfsi commercial Transactions will ere long
resume then activity, the changes adopted Tor
our fu'are government belng likely 10 have
tho nppr'hatioa oil great MA Rlity OF the ma
Ton.
- Some sales Of Cotton have already be-,
made ia A.v At prices well supported. aud
which indicate thai the sock ofonr splnners il
nearly exhausted.
Another l~tter OF Aug. ILL.,, says that the
Duke Of Orleans takes the THE Of Louis Pa
lap NE Fied. kfng of tfs FRENCH"
The ships Charr. Carroll AID Great Ri
ian. sailed from Have on OH Tor Cherbourp
~here III" former arrived On the 7th Charles
y. who vas In embark IN these vessels w.s
"'p"cted 10 arrive Al Chefbaurg ON ,h. qth.-
Lsiters from lln,re stale that II va. under
sthod he would proceed for Naples
W. snhlnIn some extracts from Gal,gnnni's
Paris Messenger, 81 Aeg 9th MOI having vel
got hold OF our regul flee
IN The s'tting Of lhe Chamber Of Peers. on
IA" ath, the declarations al the Chamber Of DE.
pnties were adopted hv yote OF 81 10 10. with
'ae execution d ona which was modified as
latlnVs:
The Chamber nf Peers declares that il
'snnm Deliberate on the provision OF tie iIecla-
ration OF The Cbsmher OF Deputies conched in
li"se terms - All the nominations and crea-
inns Of Peers made in the reign of Charles Y
are declared null aud void
The Chpmber of Peers declares IN At il ,,,u
leave the dec,sion Of this question 10 the hieb
prudence of the prnca Lieutenant i;ener,l -,
Pans, Augnsi9 1897.
Al 10 O'Clock the Chamber OF Peers headed
nv Baron pasqnier, went 10 the Paais ROYAL
u de"lnre their concurrence in "A Resolution Of
the Chamber Of Deputies. The following adj.
ufess was delivered by tue President 10 b,s
RovRl llighness
" hoase eneur--Ibr Chamher of Peers arc
come 10 present 10 your Rovnl Highness the
Act which isto SECURE our future destiny You
formerly defended with alms our new and I'M
experienced lihsrties--to.dav ynu are ahout IN
c'nsecrhie them bv institutions and laws Your
exalted understanding, your inclinailons. the
cnliertirns nj your whole lifr, pro,nisr that
We shall ind in yen a Citizen King. You wifi
f"sfefi nnr guarantees, winch are M the same
me NonT own. This noble family Won see a.
'hnd Won, brought M IN the love of thei,
country, OF Justice, AMI oltrnth, " III ensure To
cur chilaten the nesceahle enjoyment Of tina,
Charter YOU are ahtatin swear 10 MAINTAIN
ani the benefits OF a government at once stabl,
an free. -
fotbs address his Royal liighness replied
as frho~s-
btNrLFuEG-Ry presenting 10 me this de
c'Hauoh Won have e., med confidence which
"''PF '"f'''s me Attached ron ConViCtion
to constitutional principles. desire nothing so
much as a good understanding between tho two
Ih"mbers. thank you for aIor,liug me
groanf 10 reckon npon it. You have imnosed
unon me great task /; will endeayor L. nrove
myself worthy OF it"
he Moniteur of yesterday contains the OIL.
cal publication fthe DECLARATION of the Cham
Der OF Deputies, adopted in their sitting OF Sa-
tnrhAs, IL which the CHAMBER of Peers have
oeciarei their concurrence. IL also gives the
following article -
Yesterday fixed Tie desiines Of France.
I'ace has crowned victory. The Duke of Or
leans, strong IN the dictates Of his own con
science, aud the will of the people, waited
calmly the decision of The Chamber, while the
people were impatient TO see entrusted TO his
nands an authority which would put an end to
'Aai '"'efmfdiatr state Of things, which woolj