Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
Continuation of late Foreign n ews.


Continuation of late Foreign y ews.
From the London Courier, of .auy 2.
JUS as we were going to press were favoured
with the following letter. which was received this
morning by highly respectable mercantile house
in the city,
PARIS, July 81
MY DEAR -. write to YOU these few lines
that you may not fell uneasy on my account. | am.
thank God, safe and well. have been an eyc; wit
ness OF the great important, and decisive events that
have taken place III this Capital since the Goth
stant and fully expect, in short time, to be able
personally to give very minute account Of every
thing.
is hoisted OH every public establishment in this cap
tai, and the reign of the Bourbons s in my opinion
over. Yesterday the Chambers of Peers and Depu-
ties appointed the Duke of Orleans to be ut the head
OF the Government, with the title of Lieutenant
General of France, in the meantime that other ar
engagements entered into; but his answer is not
yet known.
"Pars safe, and Tranquility has been restor-
ed every where; upwards of thirty Eve thousand
sNaional Guards armed, aud dong duty eve
~ where, and protecting both public and private pro-
arty and in less than two weeks there will be doc
BILE that number. All the treasure at the Bank and
In other Public Offices such the treasury, Sc,
has been saved. The communication wlth the intc
rior is again free every body and it is to be hoped
that IN few days the public conveyances will be 10
established, Of which shall avail myself to return
to Eagland.
81 enclose the bulletin Published this day here,
and posted up every street, Which YOU will find
very interesting Since writing thus far have seen
the Moniter, which contains official information of
Houen. Havre, and Caen, having followed the cyan
pie OF the caPitaIi and have no doubt it viii
be the case all over France have now not hing to
aud bur my kinds regards to every individual of your
Worthy family and you. Baiie'e me always to be,
Your sincere friend"
''Wy dear -,
oPhs Duke of Orleans is Just arriued enclose
his Proclamation to the Prcnch nation. Els eldest
son, the Duke de Charles is expected few hours,
at the head of his regiment"
"HATlONAL BULLETIN.
'While the contest carrying at Paris With
propagate the movement through the country Threw themselves
ihto the Gommunes of The of Paris distribute pro-
carnations, and every orsanzp
themselves into National Guard Yesterday early as hall
Rouge vaugand, Issy vanvcs A. vesales at eleven
O'Clock in the morning the general beat, 6 the Hotel
Guards du Corps attacked The troops laid down hei,
and all the posts occupied by the National Guard
81 Cyr, which commanded bridge with artillery The white
nag was torn down at the PaIR s and the National Goad
even 5oulogne situated be,wegn st Cloud
and the Bos de Bouone the procamatons read
t seeams certain thar The Duchess Of An@ouI e ,
the of the day ST. Coud Immediately after her ar
said that Charles takes his by Chantiy and Cham
rasne tie will probably be followed only by feeble escort
attack of the Gnads upon Paris Phe soldiers encamped a,
Bo"osne and St Cloud have refused make any movement
To depua;on from the officers of the Line and the scholars of
tie Ecoe Polcchnique, which them the afternoon
VICE ofyrnny against their fellow citizens but oahs
by which they YET consider themselves bound forbade them of
JPN those at Paris and that they hopes
themselves released from
"d Louis Commissioners Of the Treasury and !,
saa that Messe Beheir and de Vauchie gone revive
his d:ders.' g. 1870
From the Liverpool Courier August A.
1t has been reported Us from quarter an which
the most perfect reliance be placed, that at he
tete gwen the other day by Lord Hereford, Couute
Alatu6chcvie, the present Charge d'Afares of Rus
STA to this country, was heard to declare groupe
with whom he was conversng the affairs of France
that the late udicious conduct of the KING and his
Ministers had been advised and strongly urged by
Prince Netternci,, during the conference which took
place at Joannisberg month or 1870 ago. II nav
In fact, be remembered that aftep the confer sace
broke up It was generally reported that the state of
adverse feeling prevailing against the government in
i9ranoe has been subject of discussion Joannis-
berg but that no definite measures bad ben resoV-
cd upon.
1t is also said that Prussia and Austria promised to
assist Charles \, In case he should come in contact
with his people, with $50 600 men, 1t is added TINT
when this was mentioned to the Duke of w ellington
he replied 10000 men will be q mere drop IN
bucket Of water" Ii the Duke ever made this oh
servation wc can only say that he enterlaus Just
opinion upon the subject In case of a forelrn nya.
SION, France might, in three months--nay, m three
weeks-have at least million of men in arms -
Men are easily transformed soldiers where there
is no want OF good officers FRANCE at this moment
possesses IN abundance the ablest officers In Brope
The grand army is merely scattered, nor DESTROYED
Ieopie have no need to be alarmed lest cha ire of
government in France should be united aud the Con
tInental Nonarchs dare not attack her as for Eng
Iand-she Is out of :he question
Fhe following Manifesto is prccnded by letter
dated Paris, 9th July, eubscrbed-..By authorizsti
on, the Secretary Of the Preparatory Re union IF
Free Frenchman, d. NJ which begins by stating,
81 am charged to transmit to YOU with reonest 10
insert 1t IN your uext Number the following docu-
ment, which, after deliberations was adopted This dav
by numerous assembly, met spontaneously in orde,
to concert the measures which circumstances render
Necessary and Indispensable for the prccr7ation Of