Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

d'Orleans, Leuten snsral of the KINGDOM sbal
invited TO accept and make oah TO the above claus
"a and ergagemeu,s--ihe observance of the Consta.
local Charter and the moJihc indicsed-,ud al
ter having made an oath before the assembled Cham
ocrs, 10 assume the IL Of IN, King Of the French
Debated at the Palace OF the Chamber oil Deputies
7th August, 1890.
Presidents and Secretaries:--LArIrrE.v Vice Pre.i.
dent, JAcQUEMINor, PAyEE dc VENpouvRr CIR.
NiN.GRIDAINE. JARS
Examined with the original by MS President and Sec.
reMries:-LAFirrE; JARS, JAceUsMINor. PAvEE
| de VENDGUvRE, Deputy de rAube, QUINN Chr.
| DAM, Deputies dies Ariennes.
GENERAL LAFAYETTE.
We 6ud in the Philadelphia papers the following
translation OF letter from hs patriotic veteran 70
MIR. DuPoNcEAU, OF Philadelphia It is dated Paris,
August the Sth.
1--WE have just accomplished. my dear ie,low-soldier
wonderful revolution. received at Lagrange on
tuesday morning, the 9th ut. the Ordinances of
Una les y. ring To he i'm state OF slavery
On the same evening repaired to Pais where found
sa'utary fermentation. In three days COMIC, the
people oil Paris have vanqnshed The Royal Guards tn.
Swiss and the Body Guard; the trI-coiored flag oa
every WHERE'S and en- the morning of the 3lsi | IN
warranted TO write TO Charles X. note stating {, him
my op'nion-("hch he had a.ked through General
40 )-'hh reconciliation was impo ssble,' that
ne Royal Family had ceased to reign
The Pafisians manifested degree OF courage, intel
gence' d'sin'erestedness, and generosity surprising
all that you conceive. Not single Royalis, no,
woman, was insul,ed. The people fought only tho Sc
VINO hred at them with cannon and musanetry The
ranqu'shed experienced the most generous humanity
he
pubic Will. Much blood was she'd, but the peopIe
nave triumphei, with admirable Dispatch sagacy and
oravtry. We came to the conclusion hat, und N e
circumstances in which France is placed, il would be
lrop,r 10 rally all opinions, the various parties IN.
yer the saegr OF constitutional ihrone with no
p"'ar institutions. We have ohos the Duke of Or.
eans,who estee IN more AMI more know him batter
The Chamber oi Deputies has acted as the organ or
interpreter oil the French people, in laying down con.
uions anu Offering him crown Tor which he aeknowl.
edges himself indebted to the will OF the nation Such
men Is our situation, and fifteen days have not elaps.d
since inc ordinances appeared | send YOU the short
peech which delivered yesterday. | shall continue
TO hold the command of the National Guards of France
VINO are organizing in every direction. Nv con
peorge 10 with me. Levasseur received Jangerons
ani his lie was despaired OF three days ago
out he Is better. Adeu-a thousand friendly wishes
he following is the note sent by General Lafayette
70 General Talon copy has been received from
us The subj'in-d trSn-iation of il:
National Guards Of Paris, H,telde PiHe,)
=, July 81, 1880. :
MT duran, san officer oil General Gerard, having
been invited by Gen. Talon hiring written a,ests
ton OF what had told verbally to that General reat
ing 70 the actual sentiment OF the French Peope re.
speeding he political situation of the ROYAL Family
their last aggression against public liberty and since
the victory Of the Parisian population | must cypress
most positively, my opinion, that all reconciliation Is
iinpossible, and that the Royal Family has c.asnJ 10
reign. LAFAYETTE
New YoRK, Sept. 25 by the Canada, from Liver
pool we have our regular files of London papers to
the 18Th ul'., inclusive, which, though thew add M
hing in the way OF absolute news furnish seine de-
tails to complete the picure-and first of England
IL IL certain that the recent elections for Parliamen,
have resulted in losa OF members friendly TO the adj
mnistration of the Duke Of Wellington On this head
ne i1ond'n Spectator Of ths l4'h August thus re-
market
RESULT OF THE ENGLIsH ELEcr1oNs-rphat
hdue the Ministry gdt1edI-We might put another
question, TO which pOsitiye answer would be more
easily returned, What have the Minitry Lost? Thsy
were 10 gain ninety three votes. According to the
most accurate calculations, they have lost forty or fl
fN. and Ia H.;
OF their former thorough-yong supporters wbo by the
pledges they have voluntarily entered into mus, be
thor 'ush- gong supporters Every where that
the popular voice could be heard, il has been
in one way. Reduction Of expenditure abolition Of
monopoly-reform of the representaiion"-ths two
hrs universally, the last in shape other amos,
universay-bave heen the points assisted on by the
voters, and with hardly exec pticn conceded by the
candidates. The House OF Commons which assemblies
in October, will contain more honest members than any
that has met since the Revolutions il they fulfil he pro.
misses made TO their constituents.
UPON House Of Commons, constituted as ihSt now
about 10 assemble in England is thus described to be
The effect Of the recent events in Paris will be very
great; and the enthu jasm with Which he English ma
ion ems 10 have entered in ths proce edngi of the
Parisians, will urge on "relofn," in England with an
overwhelming power Indeed regard both France
and England the day Of exravagant royal expenditures
Of sinecures of venerable abuses seems TO be
and the people will have voice potential In regulating
The just expenditure OF the oneys drawn from their
industry.
In London, Manchester Birmingham and other pa IL
OF the Kingdom, town meetings held expressing
the admiration Of the Inhabitants OF the valor self-de.
vo,ism and moderation Of lhe French ia their eontes
with, and overthrow OF an oppressive government. Al
all these meetings subscriptions open Il for the
relief OF the wounded and Of tie familis Of the killed
is calculated that there will he at most not more
than niUe or ten Roman Catholic Mentors in the ne "
Parliament and that Of these tie Insj1fiiy will be re-
| turned for places in England
| There are126 new members eiored TO the House oil
commons from England and Waiej alone
Lord John Russell lost his election for Bedford by
III, q H..
Lord John Russell 400, Capt Polk1l 490-the mayor
determined in favor Ct Capt POkill; who is described
as tie lsssee of Drury lane Ghea're.
| IL il stated in Bsil's Weekly Messenger of 18th Au
gnst that Sir Frederick lamb is 10 be the AM aaado
commissioned 10 - congratulations of the Brit
ish Court 20 The King OF ;he French.
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