Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
EVENTS BORDEAUX.

EVENTS Ar BORDEAUX.
The following extract oil - letter contains an
aecurle description OF What ACQUIRED Al
bordeaux during the late period of sIcne.
neni -
BoaoIAux. Aug 4.
The esenis Of our revolution can offer but
little inieres alter the ma,nenions proesrdings
At Pafis. For two or three DAYS no nsvspa-
pers arrived from the capital, and III. private
I T.. iters and accounts Of travellers were 81 30
aisfming natnrc a. TO produce the grsateH
/ snIiety By sirtuw 81 tive new law concerning
the pfess. sor ieo liberal papers were sup
pressed and the Government Journal was OF
course silent with rcspecs to the events Of PARIS.
How then could ~. get any hing but sngue
information ~ ~@s comparatively quiet IN
I'll laa FRIDAY ovrning, IJhly 80 when II WAS
prsiiy Centrally knownthsi the Constitpi ion
al patty had tnirpl,ed IN Paris. Ihe0 the pop
uaee assembled IN terrific masses, aod made u
desperate stack on the prefecture. | never
witnessed any thing ~ truly awful nothing
| csnld have rrpelled tne violence OF the assault
| But what do you think the Prsfstt was about
ut this critical jsnetare Luiled III fatal
security. he was entertaining large party Of
his parasites with splendid dnner. although
he inust ilave been aware ~ the time that the
ministry were oyerthrown at Porb. such is
the hlindn,s ofthe ultra party. In The twink
ling of M eve the Prefecture was stoi med aud
taken, the company took 10 light, and the
Preiee' driven to take refuge IN the adjoining
| guard house. BIZ, here The people soon .spied
him tine guard was dsarned without rtsis.
lance, aud the prefeci was loft 10 The marcy al
the mob, aud rushed ont sword "a hand, 10 make
| oae last aud desperate effort. l. the seune he
hhd the msi0riunr IN wound a man upon
which the multitude. already exasperaed tell
upon hun with increased Jury aod would Ger
tapy have despatched him but Tor the latrep.-
dhy Of two or three gentlemen Of the liberal
patty. AZ IT vas, he was seriously injured b,
The blows of the people. ~bo paraded him,
streaming with blood. through tbs prtfc'pal
| 1rceis OF the town To couple his deg ada.
ton After his lucky ESCAPE. he Is said 20 Law
| complained bitterly of the deseriion of hi.
! friands. and 10 have expressed the hughes, s-
nina ion -, The nobr conduct OF those whom
| he supposed his enemies. He showed greai
cooness throughout the danger, aud aitrr-
! wards, On looking ut himself III n glass, an
seeing his face covered with blood, b. tx cain-
/ ed. " Ne suis. j. pas un Jah gar con - Bnt
though the project had been saved, the tn
molt WAS not appeased. the troop. we're seen
approaching, drums heating ana lolours flying.
! 10 arms ! 10 arms was now one universal
! shout. The NOM NJ as criIic, II, and thought
thatthe conflict y ould have bernterrItle, SEEING
HE transportation oi the people, and the air OF
deianc. held by the troops. Bsron Janin
appeared NJ their head. am ever, body suppo-
sgd discharge OF mnskriry would have com
meueed tho coullici but his IN cations uckll,
proved pacific, lie hhranSuet the multliudr,
who answer red him mllb n olpv of stones In
| Irnaafmrs were about 70 rese ut The insult bat
were withheld by the General BY In, adml-
rable presence of mud aud forbearancr, the
people we're at length dispersed. ior thai nieht
| III lca.t, without hIo0i,hed, Hlihou h tue Gene
( RAILS patience - severely tried by repeated
insults and serious conasinns At an carly
hour nj the next day. The multI nde attacked
the Hotel tic N,llc, bat without yuccess having
been rrpnlsed by iroap OF cavalry that had
arrived from Lipoarnr. Three or four OF the
| people Ncte lIlei or wounded Two other
public cs'abli;hnn IA : were attacked and ran
saclei he same m9,ning, before the military
could arrive Mean Wn,lp, the Garde n ,tI1n.le
were oiganzed as II were hy cncnsniineni the
post gwen up 10 them, aud tne troops confined
To their quarters, lest the, should commit ex-
cesses IN their Then state OF excitement. Plb
! lIr tranquility Was soon rrstrtcd, although YES
/ terday there was slight disturb ance NJ La
bAsiidr n taubourS communicating with the
! other SIDE OF the bridge where II cavalry 9TH
Get, Al the head Of his troop, seized n naiiona,
u lg. winch the .ondnc,or OF itftIe's diligence
had brought win him IRON Paris MS "A rAllyiue
signal Tor the Botdeas.--rht Garde Naiionale.
however, int rtered. aud otder was restored,
The nl.culored dag. therefore, now waves on
every public building, mans private house
and the cockade worn by alt the Gardr Nation
ale, as well As nl those who, from prln, iple on
Tor safety think proper 10 do so. Yesterday
Baron JanD, seeing the national flag triumph
ant. assembled his troops the Dom regiment
"nd informed them thai II was incumbent on
them To dlsband, rs the Ro, al authority WAS no
longer acknowledged. Upon this inr,mailou
about two thirds Of the soldiers marched of
with their arms aud bDggage, notwithstanding
lhe entraiies Of their subaltera officers the
| 'cs remaineda,d Incorporated themselves w.t.
toe National 6uarG- Baron Janin has taken
ms departure 10 The great regret Of the Bordp-
las, "ho expressed 10 him the wa,mest graft
tudc Tor his noble conduct unl Q the late dIstur-
dances. Inc prefect and AlaVor nave dlsap-
peared. anda ptovIs'Onat MUNICIPALITY has been
established, until The political affairs oil the
k'hgd"h are dehniively srtied. DnnaS the
attack on the Prefecture The people hkrwise
destroyed the press OF tine ministerial newspa
per- ana took possession OF the Telegraph, TO PEE
vent Information being gwen ol their pro-
ceeh'nSs. Two OF three days ago, the column
called - CoIuune du douZr Mars" erected A,
short distance from the town 10 perpeluate
the restoration of tue Bourbons, and the LOYALTY
OF tue BordeIials. were entirely Demolished nv
the reasantry. hI fact, the municipality Itself
Is ordering all inscriptions and emhlems of the
bourhoa dynasty 10 he removed and yet the
TOWN was tnlnenlly IoyAlist but few years
ago H"nce yon may iise how unpopular
the Descendants OF ST. l.uuls aud OF Henry
". nave contiYed 10 render themselves OF
lat. -"
We mon''oued, says the National Gazette.
toe day ori"fe yesterday. that Genera, Laiaye
elite had, on the 3lst july, expressed To the
Bourbon Family ms oprn on OF their situation.
The following note is a Translation OF the orr
ginal. CO nmunleated 10 the kmg
horEt DE ViLLE, July 81, 1880.
" VI. Dnrnn. AIIAChel To the SlnIr IL lIpnernI