Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
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From the Baltimore American.
REVOLUTION INV FRANCE.

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BArrLEiN PARls-SUCCESS OF THE
LIBERALS, DErHRoNEMENT OF CHAs'
X, ANDFLiGHfoF THE KING AND HIS
MINISTRY DISBURSEMENT OF The
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT T-REvI.
VAL OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS -
THESE are the astounding events winch oc.
CURED la France tron The 9Th TO the Goth
Jrly We now proceed TO the details, which
will be found 10 be of the most deeply interest
ing character. II does not appear, from The
accounts before MS, (altbough the previous IN
leliigence led 10 the sapposition) that General
Lafayette took any personal part 10 the con-
test between the military aud the people. lis
name and that of his son will be found attach.
ed 10 The Address OF the Deputies OF the 2sih,
and on the 2yth he issued his proclamation
rs Commander i'm Chiel Of the Maj ional
Guard
A letter from Paris, dated July 29ih. says
" The most horrible carnage has taken place
in Paris yesterday ill o clock in the evening,
and 10 day ill noon. The number OF killed
and woundedis considerable on both sides but
the Roy Guard Vas a, length repulsed ON
al points, and the tri-coloured dag is ho'sled on
the TuiIieries. Il could never have bee n snp
DDafu tHut iutIc WIS shAH ihN'hN'pN thhihbS
in the population OF The capital Every one
flew 10 arms and this morning PARIS could
have resisted 1000 men. Tue Royal Guard
| Is now posted along the road 10 81. Cloud ; but
II appears that, having received reiniotceinenis
from Beauvas. II will attempt another altack
this night"
The Moniieur OF the same date announces
that the Deputies present al Paris have
found il necessary to assemble 10 remedy the
serious dangers winch threatened the security
ofpersons aud property. A Commission has
been appointed TO watch over the interest of all.
10 the absence OF regular organization.
Messls Andry de Puirayieu. Comte Gerard,
Jaques LATTE, Conte de Lobdu, Maugnin
Oder, CHsimer Peirier, and De ScDonon, CON,
pose the Commission. Geh. Lafayette IS Com.
mander in Chief Of the National Guard.
The National Guards are masters OF Paris at all
points"
On Saturday the 3lst of July, the capital
vas entirely free from the troops who adhered
10 he kug al was tranquil IN Paris, aud the
Duke of Orleans had at the request OF the De-
puties, consented TO act Professionally as Lieu
tenant General OF the kingdom.. The Nins-
,ers appointed by the Deputies TO cany ON the
business Of government afe-Baron Louis
for the Finances N. Dupont De L'Eure Tor
department VI JuStiCt ibt
War Admiral De Rigny for ,he Marine NJ.
Bignon for Foreign Affairs /; N. Guizot lor
Public Instruction and Nj. Casimir Perrier
for the lntetior. Such of the Swiss Guard
as had survived the carnage have forsnken
the king.
The King had fed 10 Nantes, accompanied
by the Duke de Bordeasx, Che young herr pre-
sumpIiye,) and other members Of the royal
family. They have carried with them Inc
crown. aud all the jewels. Al Nantes they were
10 wait for the liz Ministers, when il will be de.
cded whether they will proceed 10 Germany,
or 10 England. Another account, both being
OF The latest date, states that the royal fight
was to Rheims Thus il would appear ihaI
Charles ha. set his crown upon cast has
stood the hazard OF the die-and lost il.
A letter from an English gentleman in Pa.
ris, dated Aug. LIST, says -
3" We have emerged from dreadful crisis.
tyranny has been snbdned aud liberty has
irumphed Glory and honor to the Parisians !
ihey have achieved a mighty action. Fur
three osys has Paris been a scene OF warfare
Blood has flowed ia tofre0ts nj last 5000; but
me military are the principal sufferers. The
spirit of the people was nconceiysble they
successiycly. carried every post. drove the sol.
diers before them, took the Tuillsries, the
Louye, and all the public buildings by assault
Yesterday, al six O'Clock all Paiis was IN the
hapds of the citizens 10 their honor be II
said, property, public or private, was every
where respected The gates of the city are
open aud the streets, which had been torn up
by The populace with the intention Of throw
lug the stones from the tops Of the houses upon
The military, are repairing"
The events connected with this revolution
have passed before ms with such unexampled
rapidly iha, they float baziiy 10 the mind like
a dream, rather than facts oflic ally auihenica-
ted. We must endedvour, however 10 present
the reader with something like an Ineligible
history Of the week during which they occur
red. The Royal Ofdonnances which we pub
lshed on Saturday, and which were The imme.
date cause OF the explosion, were dated Oh the
25h Of July, aud published on the 26lh, which
was Monday. simultaneously with the lssn-
ing of those DEGREES, Marshal Marmoni. Duke
of Ragusa } was invested with the command of
tue troops On the day following, (the 26m,) the
fused to discount bills ,upon which all the Bank
remanulac,urers discharged their workmen, ..
the streets of Paris were filled with groups
discussing aloud the extraordinary slate oi
things.
On the evening of the same day. the follow
ing ordnance was pUsted up ia Paris, which
served 10 iucreass the agitation already pro.
duced.
We, Project Of Police. &c. seeing the or
dinance oil the kIng, dated 25h inst. which put
again IN force articles /, 2 and 3, OF the law oil
the DIST Of October 1914, &C. We have orda,n>
ed aud ordain as follows
Art. |. Every individual who shall distii.
butte printed writings. on which there shall not
be The true indication OF the names, profession,
and residence of the author and OF tue printer,
OF who shall give 10 the public the same WI
lmes 90 reAd, shall be brought before the
Gomnlsssrv Of the Police of the quarter, and
the writing shalt be seized
Every individual keeping reading room,
collee.honse. nc. who shall give to be read,
Journals or other writings, printed contrary to
the ordinance ofthe Krug of the 18th inst re-
latiye to the press, shall be prosecuted asgudty
of the misdemeanors which those Journals. or
writings, may constitute, aud his establish.