Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-08

II lHO COlOnelS OucTcu tnem 10 HuIt,
and had parley of a few minutes with
the persons who were at the barrier; after
which they made their troops face about,
and departed.
Extraordinary Supplement to the Moniteur)
II PARIS, July Silt has been necessa-
ry to designate for each branch Of the
public Administration, Commissioners to
replace, Professionally, the Administra-
ton which has. Just fallen with the pow
cr of Charles the X.
Il The following are appointed Provis-
ional Commissioners.
I For the Department Of Justice-M.
Dupont dc L'Eurc.
Finances-Baron Louis.
War-General Gerard.
Marine-M. de Rigny.
Foreign Aflairs-M. Binon,
Public Instruction-M. Guizot
Interior and Public Works-M. CAST
mir Perrier.
(SignedD LoBAU, A. DE PUYRAvEAU.
MAUGUIN, DE ScHOEEN,
Paris, Hotel de Vile, July 81.
PARIS July 81.
MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF PARIS.
Inhabitants Of Paris CHARLES X. has
ceased to reign over France. Not be-
ing able to forget the origin of his author
ity, he has always considered himself
the enemy of our country, and its liber-
ties which he could not understand.
Afier having clandcstinely attacked
our institutions by all the means which
frauds and hypocrisy gave him, he re-
solved, when he thought himself strong
enough to destroy them openly, to drown
them in the blood of the French.
Some instances have sufficed to ami
hilate this corrupted Government, which
has been only permanent conspiracy
against the liberty and prosperity of
France. The nation alone Is standing
adorned with those national colours
which it has conquered with its blood.
Ii will have Government and laws
worthy of itself.
The remainder of this Proclamation
is panegyric on the inhabitants of Pa
ris.
Tho .Moniiemr contains some news
from the departments. Wherever the
Ordinances and the events at Paris
were known, the sentiments of the pco-
pie had been expressed with the same
indignation against the measures of the
Court, and the same enthusiasm for the
Charter and the liberty of the press have
been displayed.
From the Messenger des Chambres, August /.
PARIS, July 81.
Charles the x. is at Chatres. The
Court intends to organise the scourge of
civil war in the ancient Vcdee They
are accompanied only by the Swiss. The
Royal Guard, in state of complete dis
couragemcnt, disorganiza alton, and deser-
ton, has remained at St. Cloud and Yer
sailles, with the artillery.
The Duchess of Berri made the most
energetic remonstrances to Charles X.
telling him that she was a mother, and
that the brilliant destiny of her son was
forever endangered by his obstinate per-
severance in an oppressive system.
Charles X. it is said, received her very
i'll, and forbid her his presence.
The dispatches seized at the post office,
and intended for the Ambassador, have
been delivered to them unopened. They
were sensible to this attention, and have
the citizens on their brav-
cry and moderation in victory.
The sight Ofpubic order and respect for
prosperity after three days battle, and in
The absence of all authority, have inspir-
ed all foreigners at Paris with the most
lively admiration.
The English in particular arc trans
ported at what they have seen. go great
nation !" cried they.
From the London Times, Aug. 2.
The following accounts from Paris,
which are from private source, are the
attest which have reached this country:
"On Wednesday, about one O'Clock,
he tumultuous assemblages had greatly
increased, when there were repeated dis
'harges Of musketry. The populace
we're every where collected in dense
masses, but more especially in the Rue
i. Honore and the market places. The
'lace Louis Quinze was crowded with
'ersons, in the strongest state of excite
nent, calling out with deafening shouts,
"A bas les Bonrbons" ga bas les Des-
otes !" SC. BY the various discharges,
was said that five or six hundred indi-
iduals had been killed At the Beule-
arde the people cut down the trees and
ore up the chausses. One unfortunate
Inglishman, looking out of the window
{ Lawson's Hotel, was shot. Every
hop with the insignia of the Royal Fam
y was attacked-thc q0iches were torn