Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
From ns W Y. journal of CommSree, Sep.I4.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM FRANCE


IMPORTANT NEWS FROM FRANCE.
The arrival Of the Hslen, Capt Cobb, at
this port yesterday morning, from Liverpool,
with London aad Liverpool dates TO Aug Z,
aud PARIS news to the 9th, has brought the
cheering adyicss OF the auspisious progress
of the revolution. This important facts ap-
pear TO DO the unsRimity Of the French pee
PIE ia favsr Of Liberty, which rendered the
situation OF Charles a hopeless one IN the
country which he hss proved himself so bad
ly qualified TO goFrrn. The different cities
of the Kingdom pTcsestsd a prospect TO Use
absolute monarch quite as appalling 90 Patis.
fingers shutil I gates against Charles; Tours,
Irons, Rheims, raised the tEi- cclored has;
.4ad the 40. was Losily deserted by lis fol
lowers at iss,o1ouiilet. As bis only resoufce
'.as abJicaton, tia P~srisans resolved uot to
gi,c hig, tfs own time even for dat act, but
were pressing on hin IN force, 10 drifc btl
from the FrsucA territory. lie sent up II
Paris d iormal abdicstion Of tke Jsrope, for
himself and the Dauphis, 10 favor Of bas
grandson the yeuRg Duke OF Bordeaux, sen
af the Duke ef Berri, whit was assassinatCd
about .he year 1870.
The Chambers asscablcd August Sd
were addressed OF the opening BY the Lieut..
General ofthc Nation, Dase 81 Orleans, and
he acts o. abIjcaiion lortDgiiy laid bsigIs tic
Ehsab4. 1'aa Chambers proresie l 10 gT-
Esnlsafiga and fsr.Esd the va aeb B"rsatsz
4bc jklHE, fesEee himself unsafe Under The
Tt9teeapu Of lis personal iticHaSs applied 10
the Provisional Government for protection,
which was immediately granted, aud under
tic escort Of commissioners from Paris, the
Ei4g departed COR Chez beurg From iiav-
re, we learn that two American ships, the
Great Britain aad the Charles Carroll, wera
chartered for tbs use Of the King aad his
household; aud his destination is stated - be
America.
'Eiis is bat a brief summary of what fol
lows, which we have extracted chiefly from
the London Morning Herald Of Aug I, en-
bodying Paris news 10 the morning OF Aug.6.
PROBABLE SUCCESSION or THE DUKE OF
ORLBAHs-lt would seem BY the latest advi-
ces from Paris, that this Prince is destined
TO fill the vacant throne. A latter brought by
the express which left Paris on the msrning
of the 9Th, says, GAS soon Is tho Chamber is
constituted, a proposal will be made TO it to Of
fer the Grown TO the Duke oil Orleans. Every
thing IS prepared for this"
AsLondon Morning Herald ofuhe 7th, says:
Lafayette, who was looked upon in THIS
country as q stauBch repubiioan, has acceeded
to the wishes OF those wbs ers in fAvsr Of a Il.
mited monarchy by accepting the office Of
Commsndant Geaerai of the National Guards
OF France from The Duke oforleans. We have
reason 10 bollsve that there are few persons
favorable to the ciains Of he Duke OF B2r.
dsaax. 10 the first place, his Legitimacy is
uoubted; aud though there may ba 40 moral
grounds tor such q dsubj, ye. his airih took
place under such circumstances as ~ render
his claims to the throne very disputabls. he
was bern, we believe, a few weeks after the
assassination VI lis geputed father.
"PARIs, Aug. /.
OF THE 1T GENERAL og The
KING DOM,
"Ar ]. Tho Freueh nat, on resumes ito GO.
Tours. No o,hes ceckaSe shall henesforlh be
worn than the ,ri, oolorea coeksde.
"The Commissioner cbavg ed principally with
the several dapsr,1snts OF tbs Ministry. shall
provide each, as far As he IL concerned, ton the
execution Of the present ord,nssce.
"LouIs pnILLIPE D~fOALRAMs."
"Psris, Aug. J, 1880.
C'Ceuntersjgned.)
"The Commissioned charged Professionally
with the War Department, SCOUT GkRAnD.
n :. The Chamber Of Peers and Cham
Der ei Deputies shall meet ca the Sd of Aug.
next, ia tie usual place.
"ibe Ave following Ordinances appoint The
Commissioner OF the several departments Of
The Ministry, viz:
"War-GgueGal Gerard.
"Justice-Dupont do FEurs.
"lsterioT -Gnizet.
"Finance-Barsp Louis.
"PrefeGt ct Pclice-Girot de Pain"
PARrs, Aug. 2l.-"It seems certain, thatihe
Ambassadors OF Foreign Powers now at Paris
have already given to the Duke Of Orleane, IN
the name OF their respective Sovereigns, The as.
sursnoe OF the most friendly disposition.
The English Ambassador is said TO have
been the first. Not only the English nation,
but also the English Cabinet, had wei! judged
the true Situation Of affairs IN France, rs we'll
as Tho Infaiible Consequences eli The cuuiua!
acts Ut the Minister'S -Naa0nQl.
From the Moniteur OF Wednesday. Aug 4.
P4Ris, Aug. -(OAicial.)-The following
act superscribed-"lo my cousin The Duke ot
Orleans, Lieutenant General oil 1.-The Kingdom 4"
hss been deposited by ordsr of the Duke of
Orieaus III the Archives Of Tie Chamber OF
Peers.
"RAEBcUILLET, Aug. 2, 1850.
"My C9usiu,- u Am too profoundly rrieved
by tina evils which Ltl.ct OF might tin s.ea my
people, nstte have sought d mesns Of pervert.
ing thsm. ! have therefore taken the rceo.u.
ten TO ebdicsle the Crown 10 favor OF NV
grsndson the Duke dc bordeaux.
"ihe DAuph.n WHO psr,ske$ nav sentiments,
also rcnroGcss his rights 10 favor OF htsnerhxw.
Non gill have tAsu 10 your quality Vi Lieu
tenant,t',ne:a Of The KlDsJnu to cause INC
Accession OF Henry V. to the CroRa 10 be pfo
Claimed. You ~Hi take besides all Tie rnea.
atres WHICH concern yyu to regala,e he terms
rt iHe t'1Yeynuaoot dutiHg the muority Of the