Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

P""'S" ~ wv superior oIllCerS oil the Garde du
corps, walking on foot by the side of his horse,
and followed by seven or eight gardes du corps.
passed through the midst of the troops The
Swiss alone received him with cries of "Viye lie
Ro -
There are about 600 wounded in the hospital
OF Beaujen.
During the whole of the afternoon the Swiss
were going towards Neuilly, throwing away their
arms, expressing the most poignant regret at hay-
ing fought, and vowing that they would never
hight again for the same cause. $50
PROCLAMATION OF THE FRENCH DEPU-
TIES
The Deputies of Departments have addressed the
IoiowiDg proclamation to the French people.
'Frencbmen! France is free Absolute power has
raised its standard; the heroic population of Paris
has overhrown it. Paris, attacked, has made the sa-
cred cause triumph by arms which had triumpbed in
vain in the elections. power which usurped our
rights and disturbed our repose threatened lib
erty ana order. We return to the possession of
uef ana hoerty. There Is no more fear for acquired
rights, no more barrier between us and the rights
which we still want A government which may with
out dlsmay, secure to us these advantages, is now
the hrst want of our country. Frenchmen Those
OF your Deputies who already at Paris have as
sembled; and till the Chambers regularly inter-
yene, they have invited Frenchman, who has ne
Yer fought but for France, the Duke of Orleans, TO
exercise the functions of Lieutenant General of the
Kingdom This 49, in their opinion, the surest means
promptly to accomplish by peace the of the
most Legitimate defence. The Duke of Orleans is
devoted to tho national and constitutional cause
He has always defended its interests and protested
ITS principles He will respect rights for he will
derive his own from us. We shall secure to our
selves by laws all the guarantees necessary to ber-
~ strong and durable The re-estabshment of the
National Guard, with the Intervention of the Ma
tlonal Guards in the choice of the officers The
intervention of the citizens in the formation of the
departmental and municipal administrations. The
jury for the ranssressons of the press the legally
organized responsibility of the minister's and the Sc
condary agents of the administration. The situation
OF the military legally secured The reelection of
deputies appointed to public Offices shall give at
OF the state, the dcvelepements of which they have
need. Frenchmen! the Duke of Orleans himself
has already spoken, and his language is that which
IS suitable to free country The Cha mbers' saws
he.'are going to assemble; they will consider of
means to ensure the reis Of the laws, and the main
tenance of the rights of the nation The charter will
henceforward be truth"
From the Journal du Commerce of Juiy 81
Inhabitants of Paris the deputies of France at
this moment assembled in Paris, have expressed to
me the desire that should repair to this capital to
exercise the functions of lieutenant general of the
Kingdom. have not hesitated to come and share
your Dangers to place myself in the midst of your
heroic population. and all my efforts to pre-
serve you from the calamties of civil war; and of
anarchy. On returning to the city of Paris I wore
with pride those glorious colors which you have re-
sumed, and which myself long wore. The Cham
bers are going to assemble, they will consider of the
means OF securing the reign of the laws and the
ter will henceforward be truth.
Louis Philippe d. 0rleaus"
Paris, July Silt has been necessary to desie-
nate, for each branch of the public administration
commissioners, to replace, Professionally, the admins
tration which has just fallen with the power of
Charles The following apPom,.-a psapsinnal
Pont de pEure; finances Baron Louis; war, Gen.
Gerard; marine, M. de Rigny; foreign affairs, NJ Big
non; public instruction, NJ Guzot: interior and pub
lie works, Nj Cassimir Perrier, (signed)
A
NAUGUIN, DE SCHOMEN
Yhe municipal commission has found itself called
upon co assure itself of the preservation of the
crown diamonds The usual depository of that pre.
cous public property has declared that the diamonds
have been withdrawn by Nj. de la Beuillerie. His
receipt is deposited at the Municipality The Court
has quilted ST. Cloud in haste. 1t is hoped that the
crown diamonds will be restored to the depot This
is question of probity wholly independent of Eoli
tics, and from which Princes can no more free then,
selves than private individuals: Besides NJ de la
houierle VINO signed the receipt, is personally res
ponslbe and the rigour of the laws relative to pub
tic ofhcers, would be applied to him
Par's. July 3o-Two rich manufacturers deputed
Oy the CITY OF Rouen, came this morning to III. La
little The authorities of Rouen have submitted in
the name of the population The ordinances there
were considered as null and void The population
OF versailles have taken up arms. Troops are shut
up IN their barracks, and they announce specific in
tentions.
Municipal commission of Paris
Paris, July 3l.-Inhabtaufs of Parisl-CbarIes
a mas ceased to reign over France. Not being able
10 forget the origin of his authority, he has always
considered himself the enemy of our country and of
lis liberties, which he could not understand Afer
having clandestiney attacked institutions by all
the means which fraud and bypocricy gave him, he
resolved, when he thought himself strong enough to
destroy them openly, to drown them in the blood of
The French Some instances have suficed to ami
hllate this corrupted Government, which has been
only permanent conspiracy against the liberty of
France. The nation alone is standing adorned with
those national colours which has purchased with its
blood. II will have government and laws WORTHY
ofitself.
Inc 0Won'teur contains some news from the DEPART
Inents. Whercverth the ordinances and the events at
arls were known the sentiments Of the people had
been expressed with the same Indignation against
the measures Of the Court, and the same enthusiasm
Tor the charter and the liberty Of the press have been
displayed
From Tie Messenger lies Chnu5res, August 1.
Paris, Juty 81 Charles X is at Charles The
Court inends TO 10 To the Inre 70 ere.a,,..o L.