Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25

dead wife and one child dareerccs.
~ Mr. Joha Parker OF York, Livingston county, y.
Y--lhrce children dangerously scalded.
Mr. z Dayltz, Swiss emIgrant-witc and daugh-
ter dangerous. himself not dangerous
This Is ali we learn of names. with certainty,
though the disaster Is known 10 be rnoie cHiGnsre.-
Two infant children were found dead, that have not
yet been recognized, nor can their parents be found
Several passengers cnnden that one man ana one
woman Jumped overheard the latter dreadtuy scad
cd, and Il not improbable that the little snhero's
were hers.
We have delayed writing usil the mail is about to
he closed. that we might collect macy particulars
az possihlc-weu knowing tbs sLXicty that would be
felt by iticBis aud The great uncertainty that usually
attaches to Aging rumo,s of disaster like this.
Another letter states that at eleven O'Clock, ten
were ascCflaInci TO be dead and missing.
= stan C,rf.7riaI Celeb, ticn.-Friday last was
great day N Boston. : hundred GUNS we're fred IN
Inc morn,nr and tho Fire Companies with oil their
engines ard equipments assembled az O'Clock upon
the Common where they formed into line, and were
afterwards set in motion The Civic procession was
formed nj hnlF past nine according to The program
and. after moving through double Inc of thrcc thou
sand children extended along tho malls, and through
various streets. cred the old South Street Church,
where the performance took place IN the order pre-
scr,hed. NJ. Quncys Grafton was listened 60 Tor
two hours with deep attention. Mr.. Spragme doll
vcred a poem, which characterized with the usu-
nj brIlhaucy and harmonious flow of verse which dis
tngush his productions. About five hundred persons
sat down dinner III Faneul Hall. az half past ;hraH
Among other interesting "reminiscences and assoca-
lions which the occasion called forth. apples Were
presented from planted by of the first set
t.ars Of Boston. Besides the regular toastS, great
number OF volunteers were given and the company
we're entertained by an amusing rhyu'ing rgmaroe
from the ingenious Mr.. Finn. which as very good a.
nusng nonsense, We shall publish when we can lind
room. At night the theatre was brilliantly lighted
and attended by crowded authorization .4do.
Letter from Laffsciie The following is the trans
Iaion ofp letter from General Lafayette, addressed
IN Er Dupouccau, Of Philadelphia. 1t IS dated, Po-
Us, August 9Th.
we have Just accomplished, my doar fellav sol
der q wonderful revelation. received ct Lagrange
on Tuesday morning, the nth ult. the Ordinances Of
Charles X declaring Us to be IN state of slavery
On the evening repaired to ParIs, vhersl
found salutary fermen alton. In three days CON
Guards the Swiss and the Body Guard; the tri CO.
lourcl flag floats every whore: and on the marang of
the 3ls., felt warranted to write TO Charles y. =
note stating 70 him my opinon-t|hlch he had ask
Cd through Genera, I alOn that reconciliation was
iaPwas5le, and that tie Royal Family had ceased TO
T=iSn
The PaTsians manifested degree of courage, IN
telgence, DISTINGUISHED aess. aud generosity surpas
sing a.. ihat you can Conceive. Not single Roya-
list ro' woman was lnsufea' Inc peopIe ,sush
only hos who fired ut them with cannon and must
Cucry. ne NHqu'shed experienced the most gene
Tons humanity The regmenIs OF the line suomittet
aaccess.Tcig 10 me pubhc Mil Mach ooou was sheo
uIt the people have triumPhed, with admirable des
patch, ss-Hcl'y eno bravery. we came to the con
Cus!on t"ot u0der tie circumstances IN which France
j, placed, IT would DC proper To rally oil opinions,
or the various parties, under the safeguard OF
conutull'nal throne, win popular lnstlutlonS. W.
have chosen The Duke of Orleans, whom | esteem
more and more as | knov HIM better Chamber OF
Deputies mas acted as The organ or interpreter OF the
French people 10 laying down conditions, and offer
~ Inn crown for which ne acknowledges him
. . .ndentnd 10 the VIII OF the nation. Such then
"A stUa.Ioh, and biiGen daS nave not elapsed
lace ..e otd.a1"ces appeared send you tho short
anaerT winch delivered Yesterday. shall con'in-
. .' ."@ ~oWnihvd "ilhc National Guards OF France,
-.. q. oTEgnHng ID every direction Ny son George
I'D visa he. LeyasSeuT received q dangerous wound
... .- .il "n7 d2spaFcd OF throe days ago; but he
"a. .... a1aj--r thousand friendly Wishes
..-. 10 he Lf'nch Charter, under which
...... r.. ...1I.''N 10 suppress the freedom OF the
...' ' .'.H'ercd IA, and Is to the follow
'
". NC supreme head OF the state
7 army and navy, declares war makes