Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.


| PARIS Aug |.
TELEGRAPIIC DESPATCH.
! General Nalaze, commander in chief
of the Engineers, had arrived at Ioulon
| from AIgicrs. General Achard arrived
at Toulon on the 3lst July, on board the
Scipion, with 100000 from the Re-
gcncy of Algics,"
The extraordinary hcroism ofthc youth
Of the Polytechnic School is scarcely to
be cqualled by any thing in Roman or
Grecian story. The following particu-
lars are from our Correspondent in Pa
| ris:
/ PARIS, July 3O.-Thc students of the
| Ecole Pol ytechniquc lave made the
| most valorous attacks and defence; they
have fired away two days and nights
against the troops. lhavc seen children
of ten and twelve years old with pocket
pistols in their hands, 90 under the arms
of soldiers !cvcllcd against the citizens,
and, when near enough, fire these pistols
in the bellies of the soldiers. "A youth
Of l3 crept under the belly Of gen
d'arme's horse, with brace of magnifi-
cent pistols, and rising again between
two gcnsd' 'armcs, he killed them both
right and left | have seen boy less than
ten returning from charge with two
bayonct wounds in his thigh, and yet un-
willing to yield his arms.
The same authority adds, that the
lowest ofthc rabblc, after two days fight
ing, and almost dead with hunger, have
crossed restaurants whose silver plate
was Oh the table, and heaps of loaves in
every corner, and yet have not touch
!, nd "a crust
The London Morning Herald Au-
gust Z, announces in "A postscript, the re-
ceipt by express of the Paris Monltcur
of August 5th, with the other Paris pa
pcrs of the same date, together with the
Messenger. des Chambrcs of Friday Au-
gust 6rh. = The following are extracts
From The .Moniieur Ang. 5.
Yesterday accomplished the work
which was begun on the 28th and 29th
July. The transport of patriotism which
led to Ramboui llet nearly GO,OOO men
of the National Guard of Paris has been
fruitful and powerful as was to be cX-
pected. At the news of this movement,
the King quilted Rambouillct with his
family abandoning every thing, even his
last hope
The national troops which set out un-
der the command of General Pajol, who
was accompanied by General Excclma-
ma, Colonel Jacqucminot, and Nj. George
Lafayette, displayed, as in the great
week which is ust finished, an admira-
bic enthusiasm. The eXpeditionary ar
my cncampcd at Coignicres, wanted to
set out this morning at three o'clock to
go to Rambouillet, and even farther, and
it was with great difficulty that General
Fajol was able to prevent this march,
which was now become useless. But
the result of this movement has been I'M
mcnsc-thc flight of the King, his deiini-
tive abdication, the taking of all the di-
almonds of the Crown, the capitulation Of
the whole Royal Guard. Such are the
fruits of this day, which closes the glori-
ous revolution that great nation has
| lust effected Aiio- tho rroisco mcritCd
by the brave National Guard which yes
terday behaved in manner worthy of
itself, both by its enthusiasm and it's dis
cipline, we must do justice to the talent
OF General Pajol, and to the zeal and
presence of mind of Colonel Jacoueminot
and vi. George La Fayettc. Such
troops were worthy Of such chiefs.
AT six o'clock General pajol, and
Col. Jacqucminot, entered Paris with
the Crown diamonds, amidst crics-of
the "Charter J0rerer! Me byare National
Guard jor erer"
(F'Om Me Messenger DIES Chanb,es.
The news of the death ofthc kim of
Naples is confirmed lie died at Turin,
at the age of 80. lie is succeeded by
his son Ferdinand Charles Duke Of Ca
labria, who is in his 2lst year.
A supplement to the Moniteur Of We'd
ncsday, August 4, published previously
to the receipt of the foregoing, contain
cd the following act of abdication of
Charles X. and the late Dauphin. Ii
will be seen that il is qualified in favor
of the Duke dc Bourdcaax.
(From the .Noniiew Of Wed. Aur. 1N
PAgIs, Aug. 3.-(Oiiicial. The fol-
lowing act, supcrscribcd-"To my cou-