Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

Tie Charter l,iH ka,cet6rtt Be truth.
LOUIS PHILIPPE D'OGLEANS.
From h Paris .H0alfcu' Of J"ly -
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
TEcsDeyuties present a, Paris hare found Il mr.
ceSSIrg 70 assemble 20 remedy ne Serious dRgers
lctiet threatened The sScfrify Of pcrS0HS 81 property
Il Commission has jesR appointed 10 lratct 0rsr
TIE interests QfaL az Tie entire absence orc resIi-
tqr organization
MeSSrs Audrcl, az Pnrarcan, Comptc Gerard
Jaqse- Lutte, COmptc az LodzIH. Mqagutl, Oder
C0SiwT, PGicr, and De SctOReH, compose ale
GnerrI Ia FdTETTE IS c1mmandlT ia ctiJ
QfHic Nst0nl Guards The National Guards arc
masters g'Par.s I'll paiEts
PARIS, July 81.
MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF PARIS.
Inhabitants a. Patisi-Chase X. has ceased 10
reign over France Not being able 10 forget the
origin OF his authority he has always considered
himself The enemy of our country and Of IFS ib-
critics e,iich De could not understand
After having candestineIy attacked oar institu-
tons by an the means which fraud and hypocrisy
gave him. he resolved, when Ice thought himself
strong enough TO destroy them openly, 70 drown
them iu the blood Of the French.
Some instances have suihcet 70 annih.ato his
corrupt Government. which has only permanent
conrplracy against the liberty and prosperity OF
France. The nllion alone Is standing adorned
With those national colors which u has conquered
with It's blood. Il wall have Government and
law, worthy OF Itself
From hc Messenger .s CtamJrls, Aug. ].
Charles y is at Chartres. The Court intends
20 go 90 tie Loire 10 orgguzc The scourge OF civil
war in the ancient Ventee. They ore c-0mpd
MED only by the Swiss The Royal Guard m
state Of complete dlscourgemcuL lisorsaulzatlon
and dcsoriion. las remained 40 81. Cloud lnd Yer
settles, with the artillery.
The Duchess of Bern. made the most energetic
circumstances 20 Charles y. telling him that she
was mother and that the brilliant destiny Of her
son was forever endangered by his obstinate per
seycrencc in am oppressive system. Charles y. D.
said 10 have received the Princess very Ill, and
forbade her his presence.
The Chamber eff Deputies VIII asscnh'c on the
I'd of August.
A letter from Paris Of the 29th says:
lhc most horrible carnage has takeu
place lu Paris--yesterdly tl!l cighl o'clock
in the evening, and 10 day ull noon. The
number of killed and wounded Is consider
able on both sides; 6ut the Royal Guard
was al length repulsed on all sides, and
and the three coloured flag IS holsted on
the HmIerles. II could never have been
supposed that there was such lnvinclbleI
courage in the population oftho capital
every one few TO arms; and this morning
Paris could have resisted 100, 900 men.
The Royal Guard is now posted along
the road to ST. Cloud; but it appears that,
having received reinlorcements from
Beauyias, it will attempt another attack
this night
PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING.
July 3I.-Allis tranquil here The gates
ofthe city are open, and the streets. which
bad been torn up BY the populace, with the
ulenuon of throwing the stones from the
tops of the houses upon the military. arc
repairing The King Of France has fled
to Nantes, accompanied by the Duke of
Bordeaux and other members of the royal
family They have carried of with them
the crown and all the Jewels. They will
there wait for the ex-ministers. when u
will be decided whether they wall proceed
to Germany or TO England. Such of the
Swiss Guard who survived the carnage
have forsaken the King.
From tie SIN o Monday egeaiag Aug. 2
4 third express has BEEN received from
Paris. As far as the Intelligence has been
suffered to transplre, we are informed that
the tyrant King had abdicalod in favour Of
Duke de Bordeaux; that the Duke Of Orr
leans had been declared Regent, or, as o.
theirs have it, King; that Charles \ and |
the Royal Family had set out for the
Rheims; and that Prince PoIlnac had been /
compelled 10 surrender 10 Gen. Lafayette. |
The troops of the line at Lyons. at Lise, |
at Roucn. at lIayrc. ard generally through |
out thc departments, had joined the cIu-
zens. This express left Paris on Satur. /
day night. al vii ch time the provisional |
government was most successfully exert /
itself TO restore order, and the city was
generally resumiug its tranquil appear
ance, though the greatest enthusiasm pre-
varied. a depu:a'oa from Lisle had gr:,- 7,
we'd az PARIS, offering Gvc thousand men |
It needed. dcpu,auol from Lyons was 1
also stated 10 be on tl,o way 20 Paris. AZ .
NiarscIlles tho inhabitants ard military I
had universally risen against the govern. I
ment Of Charles Y. Accounts from MAJ
seIlies state, that information had arrived
there Of there having arisen discontent5 o
m0ng TIC French troops al Algiers. ltl
IS said that 10000 ad been ordered home.
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