Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
sTAFF OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
OFFICIAL.
Senfto Che municipality 81 Ports,

/ mRnfS. fldI nc MAE dCCSBA~4 a.
chief Of the national guard, which has Deen
| offered to him by the vsice oil the Pubnc, aho
rhich has beer unanimously conferred upon
him by the deputies now assembled Al INC
house Of NJ. L.fitte. He invites the mayor
and municipal committees Of each arroncisse'
nent to send an officer to receive the orsers
| of the general at the town hstsi, TO which ne
10 new proceeding, and to wait tor nm there
By order sf Gen. LAFAYETTE,
Member of the constitutional municipal
COMMITTEES Of Paris.
LATTE, ROBAUt
CASsIMIR PERRIER, oDIEL,
General GERARD,
PROCLAMATION.
Felow.citx, ms: You have, by unanimous
| acclamation, elected me your general. ]
| shall prove myself worthy Of the choice OF the
Partisan national guard. We fight for our
laws and our liberties. +.
Fellow-citizens: Our triumph is certain.
beseech YOU to obNy the orders OF the chiefs
that will be given you, and that cordially
Che troops Of the liue have already given
way. The guards are ready to DO the same
The traitors who have excited the civil war,
and VINO thought 10 massacre tic people wild
IMMUNITY. VIII soon be forced 10 account be-
fore the tribunals for their violation OF the
laws, and their sanguinary plots.
Signed at general Quarters, lie general du
Bourg. LAFAYETTE,
Paris, July go.
THE following appears to be the very la
test Of the news from Paris, where, it will be
seen, all was already TRANQUILITY
The Londen Sun of Monday evening, hu-
gust ID, says: A third express has been re-
ceiVed from Paris. As far as The intelligence
has been suffered to trsnspire, weare Inform
cd that the tyraat king had abdieated in ia
vor &C the duke of Bordeaux; that the duke
Of Orleans had been declared regent, or, as
Others have it, king; that Char:as y and the
royal family had set cut for Rheims; and that
prince Polfgnac had been eompelledto sur
render to Gen. Lafayette. The troops OF the
line at Lyons, st Isle, at Roaen, at Havre,
and generally throughout the departments,
had ieiaed the citizens. This express left
Paris on Saturday night, at which time the
provisional government was most successful
ly exeriing "itseifto restore order, and the ci-
" was generally resuniing its tranquil APP
pearance, though the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. A deputatioh from Llsls had ar
rived at Paris, Offering 5000 men, if needed.
A depu.ation from Lyons was also stated to
be on the way to Paris At Marseilles The
inhabitants aud military had universally risen
against the governmentef Charles n. The
kt4rseileis hymn was chanted ia the streets,
and a force was organizing TO resist any at
tempt Of the tyraat, Tiieprevisienal govern
ment of Paris was about to send two thous
and men towards Calais, and On the arrival
Of the expected quotas from the PROVINCES,
ether bsdiss would be despatched in different
directions. One general feeling is said to ami
mate the Freseh people, and they are not
mere distinguished by the hereisal with which
they have aSsel ted their liberties, than by the
avoidance OF all anarthy and plusder daring
the strongest excitement.
The accounts frcm Narseilles state, that
iRferraatioa had arrived there of there having
arisen -disceHteats among the French troops
a trAlsiers. 1t was said that l6,eO0 had been
ordered home, The ~oenvicts at Ioulon had
attempted TO escape but were prevented. In
Marseiiies great excitement prevailed, and
the MaTseiIleis hymn had been sung in the o.
pen street with ehsers Of down 18th the Bour
bons-lons live iibetty! At Lisle, Nismes,
Agiguon, and other places, the national guard
has takea up arms in faver of the people.
it is proper 10 state, that there was, al the
breaking out Of this revelation, nor organized
"&-~ational Gusrd." The national guard, (uni
formed miliia) was disbanded about thrce
years ago, By order Of Lauis 18th; but The
mats remained, ii spontaneously re-or-
S%ani2sa on the breaking out of the recent C
vents, and Gen, Lafayette, its old commas
dsr in the year 1871, was again called 10 the
command. Tho "Guards," or "Garde du
Corps" or kin g's body guard. mentioned a.
boyc, consi sted of about ao,00o mon, a small
portion of which were Swiss. The Regiments
Of the hne,'' referred to, were other regular
regiments stationed in the city. The esgen-
darmes" are also regular soldiers.-JNdt Int.