Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

1000 troops with him.
All Paris is now tranquil. and the people, who two
have returned 20 their work
The Ba.ks have recommended payments. and the
discount Offices again open. 80
mus bas revolution been accomplished which will
prove example to those who would well % ,r.,,i
on the rights Of the people.
Other letters speak of Normandy as the ralIvino
point OF Charles the Tenth, and that there a civil
will be projected. IL was stated ON Sa,nr,. e., 80
Provisional Government were disposed ia treat s;,b
the court 1t the Ministers dismissed This is no,
true. wv
The gates of the Louvre were onep-d On IN. ,,.,,,
by young man aged so. Hc was conveyed anil
cheers to the Hotel Dieu.
The dead bodies of the men, women and cb;,,Ir.,
hau been removed from the public streets with al DOS
slble respect. -
hs two Chambers are TO nee, and with each
The accounts ircm MaIscilcs non had ar
Ved there OF there having arisen 1conrn among the French
troops At Alscrs II said 900 have been ord,s,d bo
prevented ''"p'' wv were
Ia Marseies great excitement prevailed and the ala,.c
lois Hymn had been sung open streets with c,es ~
Down with the BourhonsLong live Lhe1ty sud at Lisle
mes, ivignon and at other places National Guard b,
! taken up arms ia favor OF the people"
STAFF OF TBg NATIONAL CUAID
sTY..sAL~
. MUNICIPALITY OF PARIS
general lafayette Mayors and Members Of
mand IN chief Of the National Guard which has been Offered
nun oy the voice OF the public which been
" conferred upon him by the Deputies assembled al the
house OF NJ. Iafue He invites the Mayor and Municnsl
Committees Of each reimbursement send an officer to
tue orders OF the General the hotel to which he s NO
proceeding, and 10 wait for him there
=, By Older of General LAFAYETTE
heo OF the Constitutional Municipal Committee the
- - City Of Paris
as AssiMER pERRlER o 0n1S
Geuera GERARD.
PROCLAMATION.
,s IiriztSs-Ioa have by unanimous aceama,iou
CHOICE OF the Partisan Gd National We fight for our laws
-, ..-...
70 obey the orders Of the Chiefs given to YOU and
,nat cordially Thcroops of the me already gwen way
excited the civil who oush, 10 massacre the peoue
Uas TP pSnii will soon be TO- ed 70 account before bu
Signed at General Quarters,
80, lie General du EnurG
"Fa''s' July % LAFAYETTE"
PARIS 80 The population not moved from Roucn.
men setting out in order station this reinforcement, on
road, waiting for further orders " WV
The population of Versailles have tatcp ~, ,,.. ~.
troops are shut up in their barracks and they announce
rs appeared at the barriers Of Fonranhcau Tie Colonies
ordered them 60 halt, and had parey few minutes ih
The persons who were at the barrier after which they made
tneir troops lace about, and departed.
* ,ta9rdnaIy Supplement, to the MOneur Of July 81
branch the public admnrs,rai on Comssnuers to ,en
Professionally the ADMINISTRATION which has just fallen with
The following are appointed provisional commissioners
Eor the Department Of Justice, NJ. Dupou, de rEuIe
Finance, Baron Lious.
War; General Gerard.
Marine, NJ. de Ripnv.
Foreign .Afaus, NJ Bigpon.
Public Instruction. NJ Guizot
Interior and Public Works, NJ. Csssiuir Pertier
LOBlU, III DE- PyTyR af-t-,,,
yufUGULN. De SCEOv1N o'
PARIS, Hotel de Pile, Jsly CT.
The present Duke OF Orleans is the SON of .bs r.Il
snown iEgaire, who suffered during the French
Revolution by the guilloiine and cousin TO the ex
hlng lie was several years himself q Colonel in
me republican cavalry and fought various battles I'M
der the tri-colored flag. He was, afterwards obired
to fly to Switzerland, where he vas a professor OF
mathematics and, some time a.:er cane orey to this
country, and took up his residence AZ Chisyick ON
the restoration the Bourbons he returned TO France
and had the whole of his immense properly restored
to him.-[Globe.J
The Duke is next Of the Princes Of the Blood to
the Duke OF Bordeaux. posthuaous son OF the late
Duke OF Berr., next brother to the DAUpuIS the
Duke AngeuIeme, q consequently the third in sue
cesslon He VIII be 81 years old on The 9th of DC,
next, Charles the Tenth is aboSt -. Gen. LAFAYETTE
is 7i.--Eds. j. of c.
SPAlN'-M Madrid dates 10 the 9TH of July have
been received in Englant The success of the liberal
party IN France had produced agreeable sensation
among The people Of Madrid. but il had alarmed the
government. The Council Of CASTLE had addressed
the King proiet of 0 law. In which It is said--,.It
seems to the Council tina Spain is first exposed TO he
iurcs Of the revolutionary faction which, If should
triumph IN France, would make every effort TO OK.
tend itself INTO The peninsula That the Council see
no other means OF preventing danger than hose men
toned IN The PROJECT which contains an oblivion of All
pocn' opinions and acts recbll of oil the entrants
TO Their country, and conVocaIon of the Cur;es es
irmento'.