Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
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From the New fo,k Daily Atvcs.iscr, Sent. 8,
~ LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

=. Yesterday tic packet ship Hiberia, Cap,ain Max
"eh, arrived Of th's port from Liverpool bringing rs
liverpool papers TO the hth of August Loron tn tho
Ja,lklQyds Lists, and London Shipping Lifts 10 the
I'd, ard Liverpool Price Currents the h, I'll in
3 elusive. The Hiberma sailed on the 4ih.
q n great deal Of excitement caused by the
crip, of the intelligence from Havre by the way of
Haston by the mornings mail of tho proceedings of
<he French government, IN dssoring The Cham
Der of Deputies ordering new elections, and chang
lag the mode OF cleciing aud supprcssns all free
dom OF the press. Bat very few persons, we believe
anticipated the intelligence which on board the
Uibcrnis until telegraphic communica lion from tho
news.boa, Thomas H. Smith. announced the general
fact. that revelation in that government had area-
dy occurred detailed history of this most extra
ordinary event Wall be found IN rpaper of his morn
inga large por,ion of which is devoted to lis vari-
I Gus stages
We believe there is no instance in modern history,
ct such stupid madness. such miserable short
folly in ahy government. court, cabinet. we can
o1ays concluds that the King OF France is in his do
tagr, incapable ef rdsirg Of what Is either expedi.
EFT or practicable. Ia case in which 10 man. of few
degrees OF intellect nbnve drivellcr. could have
made mistake. As for his cabinet counsellCrs we
only suppose that they have been either ex.
iFcmely weak and OF course extremely inir,licuus
and rash mefor that they were desperate political
gamblers, resolved TO risk all upon the chances OF the
dir and sink or swim together.
The greatest anxiety will now be felt 10 hear fur
ther frrn This of unult ans confusion and psr
hrls of civiwar- The events of the late evoluiin
are fresh in the memory of many Of us; and il il I'M.
possible not to feel extreme soci,uie for :.c result.
OF the present struggle.
1t will be seen. IN he FIRST place, that Provisional
Government has been crganized consisting of eirh,
nenbes, Gil of them huldnga very hi If not the very
highest place, IN the cstmrtion Of their countrvmer
for civil or military vir'ues-SnDe OF them for both
as General Gerard and Conn' iabau, (Cicreral prnu.
city, The Moniteur, in conformity to tho rIlc II has
followed for tho last 40 yearr-iha, of belonging 10
the Stronger partv-is become the organ of the mo-
vislounl government; and We particularly noc His
TACT because 1t sP'Rss volumes n these WIN &C &C
Until fhn ,n.rt, Of
the decisive step oF appointing provisional govern
ment ouk place. various Incidents OF the deepest
most oguating and, may add, uunaralo lei inter-
est, had teksn pace. Tho population OF the CaYal
had risen 20 man, animated by heroic zuu! winch
Ifcver cqnal'ed, was revor surprised. On Mnnduv
Tuesday, and Wednesday. It a s"cuc OF carnar,
sometimes the armed people prevailing. Snmcli.es The
Kings troops; but on the last of these dIvs the FIR.
Elcr were masters of the city, having been previous
lyJoincd by several regiments the lne, and having
compelled the swiss Guard that defended Tho TuIlle-
res an LnuYre 10 surrender In the meantime. the
Deputies who had arrived in Paris assembled and is
sued DECLARATION, with all their names affixed Tn
this solemn document. Also, population, with NJ
Laftte, broihcr-n-law Of Marrnunt at their head
lad I conference with tie Marshal, who Is Genera
IissnJ oil the King troops, of the ba rr;crs
and the details OF this conferences, which will be found
amongst orr eXtrRcss show the great moderation BY
which the leaders of the popclar party were still ami
mated. Thy propostd only tie repeal of the o.
noxious Ordinances, together wi h the dismissal of
tho obnoxious, Ministers; AMI will II be believed that
thSy We're no; Only rejected b.t contuncl!ous!y re-
jected? When Marmout. who Consented 20 bc
como the bearer of these proposals. roturnsd
with the answer Of the King, NJ. Lrii,,e cycla;m-
ei-"Thcn the civil war is breun.' From this mo-
meat alildea OF compromise seems tn have been abap
doned by the popular par!ytEe tri-cooured l.c wos
hosted on he Tuilrres the c.lsrns of the kipr
were every where pulled down, or drE,crd-w,.;Ie a
new impulse was given to popular enthusiasm
The following interesting account in drtu Is f!cr,
the Paris Correspondent Of the London Mo.niur
Herald Of August 81:
DETAILS OF THE LATE CONFLICTS IN
PARIS.
PARIS July 80 "A postscript II my private note 70
you on Tncsdly evening was couchcd in these terms:
we are in for revelation"
l wrote you two notes "Wednesday bat hay.
every reason "a believe they were destroyed.
On Tuesday even ug mat rs beg5n 10 wear a verT
Serious aspect Pho Eeudarmes posted IN The Place
du Palsls Royal werr necessarily attacked BY WIN;
you ~ London would call n mob Of dardies vii a
Perseverance and desperation Of which all tie riots
revOI;s tumul;s, revolutions cf Eur!and afford no
example.
Determined, rs some imagined the goudarmes TO
he at that tune, 'ancicd say thus early symptoms
OF fear AMI INDIGESTION among them Still ihev crrht
WIN certainty and desperation, but every moment
their assaauts were reinforced by hovs VOL mon
ceIh students, codchncn, and, in short al! classes
Inc hFing became every moment mere sharp.
returned home, and after dI..s 49, Elakinp nv
way again to the Pa}ais r ya when met band d
rnel in the Rue NvicDnc, bcarn., the corpse of on,
oi thcIf unhappy comrades. A. shcy passed he + M
'[oiOc't' "sFe tGefe was licHs nioed.( Swiss post
their cries Of vengeance fr,ghtful. They TOOL
the body to 'is Placr de Ia BourSe stripped and ex
hib'cd 1t, surrounded by candies. and amid unccos
ing cries Of ''Tengcance!" and AUX armcs! aux ar
mef!" The report of an odd shot fell upon the ear al
intervals; but, although the streets were crowded NJ
ntbcr sound was heard, those above mentioned
~ little iater and the lan:erns were smashed iLe,
iopg cords eit dangling in the ccntre of the street
bringing to mind The dreadful use made Of Ihcm Al
Yeas before At 10 o'clock the wooden O,,nrd boueo 81
the race IN B1u-se "as attacked, tire gsndarmes ex
PEELED aud the guard house self set 90 fire A par
sapenrs Pomp'es hrcinen) arrived 20 ex,ino,sl
tc n'mes, but hey would Mt Gc allowed 20 act and
suited tllcnss Ives TO be disarrood
Iaier all the nrin "rer's shops IN Paris were IT.
taGhc9' ana every wcnpon carried ni2 A. eleven
CLOCK comparative quist rrgned tIrop phout payis
Put tue nature OF such calm could not DO n,sun
derS,eod' at fur O'Clock in the morning the Goo.
pc oegante assemble ut many points principaliv !,
the Rue st. Honors. The well dressed moi Gr ,r'
plccodln9 day reappeared. aud renfjrced but were
otG"nioeredb by the terrible men from the Faubourr.
OF 'ot' nn'oine aud Marccau. The TniIlcrie. wrTr
approached bet no Of hostility occurred m, r., m