Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

gust published previously to the re cept OF the orego
ing contained the following act of abdicston Of Charles
x. and the late Dauphi, Ii will be that ii is quail
ned In favour Of the Duke de Bouricaux.
ORDER I!i% Of Of ri TH Iif'' DAY.
"PARrs, July 3O.-The prohibition Of departures
from the barriers Of Paris, without permission, has been
thought necessary for moment. IL is removed by the
present order of the day. The are
tirely free, both inwards and outwards.
"The commanders of the legion are to watch the ex-
ecuiion oil the present order.
eat the Hotel de Vile of Paris. July 30, 1880
"The General Commanding in Chief.
Government Printing office" LAFAYETTE.
"French Soldiers We order all the troops. the
Royal Guard, and the troops Of the line to proceed
within fotyeigh hours, to the provisional camp, at
Vanguard.
''we give our word of honour that harm shall be
aud brother, and receive rations and quarters and
expect our orders
"For the General in Chief,
Government Press" "PAJOT.
MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE OF PARIS.
Gen. La Fayet.e and the Municipal Committee Of Paris,
Art. i. There is created a move able National Guard
II shall be composed of 20 regiments, and may be EN-
pioyed in the defence of our country.
"2 All the citizens able to bear are invited TO
come forward TO be inscribed. For this purpose they
will repair Immediately to their respective maire:,
where lists shall be opened.
g. The movable National Guard hall receive nav,
which shall be afterwards fixed for the officers and
subaerns-for the soldiers il shall bs 80 sous per day
The pay shall continue ill their discharge, aud tort
night after. Their discharge will take place
this force Is no longer necessary.
a.. The movable National Guard IL placed under
the commaud OF Gen. Gerard, who has already the
mand Of the troops Of the line; he will do all that is
cessary for its formation and organization He will
sociate with himself for this purpose, such number OF
officers as shall appear suitable to him The lis,' at
the msires and the bureau OF the Naional Guard at
me Hotel dc Vile, are placed at his di'posal
LA FAYETTE.
.. Hotel de Vile. July 81, 1890"
he niteur of an IN dos
lion OF the interview at the Hotel de Vile before lie
scrbed-
"Gen. Lafayette surrouuds Il by the Municipal Com
mtee and the eleves Of the Ecoe Poly technique, all
vanced to meet the Prince at the Grand Sale dArmies
circle formed and OF the deputies (M Vein
metz pronounced address full Of irankness. The
Prince replied with simplicity He mentioned all the
guarantees which ought TO be granted 10 the country, &
on this enumeration the venerable countenance Of La
hyeue was seen beaming with joys his hand approach.
ed that OF the Prince, AMI he grasped il heartily An
idea cauro, be given of the enthusiasm of the people
when the Duke advanced with the rcOored Gag the
window and waved il before them. The following il
the substance of the Prnce's reply TO M. Viannst's
speech in the OF the .pu;ies:
al depore as FreLchman the injury dene 10 my
country, and the booi which has flowed As Prince |
am happy to contribute to the happiness # the aion
Gentlemen. we are about TO 10 the Hotel de vle."
From the evening edition Of the Messenger DIES Chambc of
We have accounts from PoictieIs. Opinion there is
as una nimous Paris the citizens have barricaded
the Streets fired upon the abettsrs of posm disarm
ed the authorities, and by their measures have render
cd Impossible the movement OF troops towards La Ven
dc e.
Col. Jacqucminot, the Deputy, has arrived from the
Department of the Mouse. All the population of Lor
raine and the departments of Berry have armed and
hoisted the tri-colored flag.
workman named John Grenier, presented himself
the 3lst of july the of the post of
the Hotel ST. Agnau and said, s'Sergean here is my
sword have employed it well for three days; now
return to my work 1t is useless TO me, and make
gilt of it TO the National Guard The sabre was rich
ly mounted, and several of the National Guard wished
TO pay him for t-"I do not sell my sword" said he
al give it,, and he Immediately presented tito grena-
der who without a sword.
During the night of yesterday musket shots
fired against the posts of the National Guard by
mon who endeavored to escape in the dark; some of
them, however, arrested IL appears the old roy
al police have given money 10 excite
of civil war in Paris. This attempt is foolish il
is wicked. These the persons who utter so-
lated cries Of "Vive la Repubque,' and who spoke
gainst the Duke of Orleans; but the en- husiasm with
which the national prince is received will defeat the
schemes of malcfacors who paid to disturb our
Fiomde Noyoau Journal dc Paris.
PARIS, Aug. FL, Immediately after closing my let
ter yesterday, proceeded to ST. Cloud. The newspapers
will have informed you that the King and family left
early in the morning.
found st. Cloud most dismal place. Unlike all
other towns in the vicinity of Paris, and perhaps of
France no popular movement had taken place there;
circumstance TO be accounted for by the presence in the
nighborhood of large army-he hurry of the retreat,
of which from the Bots de Bouogne through st. Cloud
was so extreme, as to amount 10 confusion.
Notwithstanding that the Government had prohibited
tho march of troops EARNED citizens) out of Paris sira
glers amounting in all to 200 800, contrved
escape and proceeded towards ST. Cloud "to bring in
the King" although surrounded by $4,000 Is 600
men.-Fortunatey the retreat commenced before their
arrival there would have been dreadful Slaughter
some of the Gare Royale Infantry and Lancer) being
in state of horrible excitement IL is hardly
ry to say that the Swiss equally enraged. Still,
amid ali their OVERLOOKING loyalty and murderous dispo
sons, fear of the cdndHe had got such possession Of
their minds as to deprive them of judgment
Every moment during the morning and forenoon of
yesterday their ranks lcssened by deserions their
power paraysed by suspicious and their capabilities for
service weakened by prvatons Of food drink and rest
The whole country was in full instruction. On their
retreat up the Champs Elysees Thursday, some of
the Garde Cavalry and Infantry betrayed the
wage spirit of revenge fred down the streets which
pened the avenue and into the windows of the hous
es They suffered for it, however by the loss Of
hundreds OF men, Six hundred wounded in the
Hospital Beaujon. Three four regiments bivouacked
In the Bois de Boulogne. They had food, kept
demoralized to fly without knowing where TO turn
Here also hundreds deserted.
met peasant, armed with fowling piece, on the
plain Of Grenele. tall young man. with his arm in
sling accompanied him. In reply TO the usual inqui-
ry for news, he told me the Sdcre had fed "Ths man
with his arm in sling added he, is my prisoner. Is
II not true Jeanl" soul" with humble shake of the
head) al fired at him." said my acquaintance, 'and
shot him through the arm, which reminded him that
was the friend of his cousin He told me he was from
lssy "a village Pdris0 and would join the peoples
so took him into public house, and gave him some
wine, and pair of trousers and that jacket for could
not bear the sight Of his butchers dress. then had
his moustachios shaved, and we now way a.
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