Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-16

letter, saws 1T is understood to be the King
intention to embark for the United States OF Am
erica. The Kings resolution has evidently been
fastened by the approach Of The armed force from
Paris"
The London Morning Herald of August 'th,
announces In a postscript, the receipt by express
of the Paris Moniteur Of August 9Th, with the
otEer Paris papers Of the same date, together with
the Messenger DIES Chambres of Friday August
9th. The following are extracts:-
From, the Monifsur, august S.
Yesterday accomplished the work which was
begun on the esth and 29th July. The trans
ports of patriotism which led to Rambouilet near
Ify 6O,0O0 men of the National Guards OF Paris
has been fruitful and powerful as was to be ex-
pected. At the news of this movement, the hing
quilted Rambouilet with his family. abandoning
every thing. even his last hope. The national
troops which set out under the command of Gen
eral Pajol, whowas accompanied BY General
Excelmans, Colonel Jacquemlnot. and NJ. George
Lafayette, displayed, as in the great week which
is jusr finished, an admirable enthusiasm. The
cxpeditionary army encamped at Ccignieres.
wanted TO set out this morning at three O'Clock to
90 to Rambouillet, and even farther. aud II was
with great difficulty that General Paiul was able
TO prevent this march, which was nov becoming
useless. But the result of this movement has
been immense-the flight of the King. his defn.
live abdlcatiun, the taking of all the diamonds Of
the Crown. the capituiation OF the whole Royal
Guard.
Such are the fruits os this day. which closes the
glorious revolution that a great nation has just
ELECTED. After the praises merited by the brave
National Guard. which yesterday behaved in
manner worthy of itself. both BY its enthusiasm
and It's discipline, We must do justice TO the Ia
lent of General Pajol. and to the zeal and pre-
sence of mind of Colonel Jacqueminot and VI.
George LA Favette. Such troops we're worthy
Of such chiefs.
At O'Clock General Paiol, aud Colonel JAG
queninot. entered Paris with the Crown dla-
monds. amidst cries of she - Charter for erer!
the brave National Gaad ior erN!'
To-day, al four O'Clock, the Duke de Chartres
entered Paris at the head of his regiment. pre-
ceded and followed by the National Guards of
Rouen and Everuex.aHd very considerable num-
Der of young men. He proceeded along the bou-
lyardes to the Palais Royal. The luke of Or
leans and the Duke of Nemcurs, were to the
right and left of the Young Prince. The crowd
assembled On his passage welcomed him with the
most lively acclamations.
The accounts which have been given in some
Journals of the number Of killed aud wounded
were incorrect.
From the inquiries that have been made. it ap-
pears that the number of killed aud wounded on
the 9th and 2sih July, was from l6 to l7G0.
IL is probable that 1t was more considerable. but
We cannot have all account 1T the wounded who
were taken 10 their own homes. We speak here
only Of the hospitals. .
SITTING OF THE CHAMBERS, August 4.
CHAMBER OF PEERS.
. Baron Pasquler,. who was appointed President
of the Chamber. BY an ordinance was read, by
which the Dukes de Char,res and Nemours are
authorised TO sit during this Session. The Cham.
Der appointed secretaries, Committee to draw
up the Address. and balotted for the bnreaux.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
The nine bureaux was balotted for BY the Pre-
sident.
NJ. Charles Dupn proposed that on account of
the state of tngs, it was highly important to pro-
coed in their operations. with as much repidity
as possible. and TO declare the Chambers would
sit permanently ill it has verified the powers of
all the members who have presented their papers.
(The sitti.g was occupied both in the morning
and evening in examining the validity of the e.
lections. a great number Of the Members were
declared duly elected and the decision respect
ing others adjourned.
Towards the end OF the sitting. as reported by
the Messenger Of the 9th, NJ. Charles Dupin said
With the Charter in my hand. I say. NJ. de
Corcees. the Charter is defunot!" After some
other members had spoken. the Chamber resoly-
ed to form a. list of6ve candidates for the Office
of President. The number of voters was q s. the
majority Il 10; the five members chosen were
NJ. Cassimer Perer,
NJ. jacques La6te.
NJ. BENJAMIN Dellessert,
NJ. Dnpn, sen.
NJ. Rover ColIard.
From the Messenger des Chambers.
The news of the death of the king Of Naples is
confirmed. He died at Turin. at the are of SIS.
He is succeeded by hls son Ferdinand Charles
Duke Of Caa5rip, who is in his Dist year.
From the Messenger of Thursday6h of .7ugust.
Saint Acheul is destroyed. The people pro-
ceeded to thai establishment, which they have
demolished and burnt.
A letter accompanying the express saws
'As soon as tAe Chamber is constituted,
will be made to it to offer the Crown IN