Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13


with its p. Go0 subscribers, the Courier Fran
ciGs. the Journal du Commerce, The National the
French Times, the Message des Chambers, and
all the resi- bf the liberal or modefale papers
of the Liberal side were put down. The Eng
lish were without their GaHigHdaiis Messenger,
and their london Express aud The following
are the ouly papers which had liberty 10 Rpnesr
that mornirg viz. Moniieur, Uniuersef Quot
dienne Gazette de France, Dropeaa Blanc.
The proprelors of Journals purely ministerial
experienced of course, no difficulty but all
others, which treated in the most remote de-
gree. of political matters, were unlicensed.
On "Wednesday, the eSih. Paris was IN pos
session OF tie insurgents. The citizens were
all armed With pixies, with pistols, with FIRE
arms, or Win bludgeons. The soldiers had, for
the most pan either Joined with OF refused TO
act against a,e people.
The seizuie of the presses of the liberal
Journals APPEARED to be the signal for the man
Hesitation OF public opinion The popolace
was longer ta-he Inundated by the troops,
aud bloodsbed ensaed 10 u hig hiul extent On
tuesday and Wednesday. Many ofthe Ma
iional Guards now spontaneously took up arms
in defence of the public liberties, but the Gov
ernment neglected. TO profit by this open de-
monsiralion OF feeling, aud persevered IN the
course which must terminate in It's ruin. This
.
W hen the populace and the National Guards
attacked aud carrild the.tj otel de Villeand seye-
raj small posts. The Kings troops then charg
ed in turn, and, alter an obstinate resistance,
| in which much blood was spilled, succeeded
IN relaxing them. The possession was OF short
! Duration as the stuoeo,s of the Ecole de
DroiI, and of tn Q Ecole Polytechniqoe. Tell Wig
orousy on the military, and drove them from
their posts.
The National Guard being then organized TO
a considerable extent, and having n, their
head Gen. Gerard. undertook the duty oi pros
te citing the city and gaintd over 10 the cause
of the people the 9th and 23d Regiments of the
Line
During these proceedings, :be populace being
formed into bands. armed in every way, and
organized 10 n grea, ex,eol, gained eonsidera
BILE ground, aud pushed their advantages TO tho
extrenies of the city. The Royal Guards,
who had been ordered 10 evacuale Paris, were
directed 10 proceed TO 81. Cloud. The Third
Regiment OF Guards and the SWISS Cards who
Ind notq lifted their pos's NJ he lnlleres. We're
attacked there al II O'Clock IL the day, and The
posts being forced the troops reiterated to the
Louvre. uere they we're again attacked at o
clock, aud after hea, firing, they were dispos,
.essed, aud finding further resistance hopeless,
retired from Pdlis.
A meeting OF the pseis hhu 'dheh pact pHt
with no ina erIal result.
The Deputies mrt IN Paris, and agreed 10 a
protest which was sent TO The KING NJ ST
Cloud /; bu, il did MOI appear that the kiog
would make any coerssion. The Deputies, on
tsining the obsiinacy of tie King, re as
sembIed TO deliberate, and to take measures TO-
she safety of ,heeeouniry.
The ri-colonred llag was floating on the Iu-
illeries, and according 10 some accounts, ON
Noue Dame also.
The occurrences Of Thursday the 29ih are
detailed atiull length, IN the articles below from
the journal DIES Debais, aud the Message DIES
Chambers OF July 30. Aud in add ion 10 Tue
| accounts given above OF the e,uii of the lnsur-
rec,ion 10 the capital, and the slate OF affairs
on The Is, Of August. we here insert the sub
stance OF the news MS received hy the tard and
latest express, which arrived in London on
! Monday the End alt. II is copied from the sun
fthe evening oiihet day
A third express has been received from
| Paris. A tar as the intelligence has been
suffered TO 10 tfaaspife, We are informed that
the tyrant King had hbdlcaied in favor of the
Duke de Bordeaux that the Duke Of Oreans
had been declared Regent. or, AS others have
il, King that Charles x. aud the Royal Family
had Sc out for Rheims Z that Prince Pollgnac
had been compelled 10 surrender to Gen. La
fayeite. Thr troops OF the line OF Lyons, nj
! Lisle, at Rouen, al Hayre, aud generalI,
throug bout the departments, hAd joined the ciii-
zens. This express left Paris on Saturday
tight, at which umn the provisional govern
n,eni was most successfully eserlng itself 10 re-
store oIder, aud the CITY was generally resu'
ming lis Tranquil appearance, though tue
| greatest enthusiasm prevailed. A depuiailOn
| from Lse had arrived nj Paris, Offering hse
| thousand men, il needed.
A depuatlon from Lyons was also stated to
| be 90 the way 10 Paris. AT Marsellles the IN
| habitanis and military had universally risen
! against the government Of Charles X. he
! Marseilie hymn was chaunleI ia The streets,
and force was organized To resist any attempt
Of the tyrant. The provisional government
| of Paris WAS about 10 send two thousand men
towards Caas and On tho arrival of the ex.
peeled quotas from The provinces, other bodies
would be despatched in different directions.
One general leellog is sad to animate The
| French people, aud they are not more disiin-
gulshed by the heToism win which they have
asserted their liberties than by the avoidance
OF all anarchy and plumber during tie strongest
| c , element.
" The accounts from MarseiIles state, thai
informant ION had arrived there OF three OF theie
! having arisen disconienls among he french
troops at Algiers. IL was sali that 10000 had.
been ordered home The convlcts al 1onlon
! ad attempted 10 escape, but were prevented.
! In Alarseliies great excitement prevailed, ana
the Marseilies bylnn had been sung IN the open
street with eheets OF down with the Bourbon
--long i've liberty. Al Isle, N,smes. Avg.
non, and Other places, the national saeld has
taken up arms IN ieVor Of the pruplf.
A." 0n " ednesday, about Que o'clock. the in-
muNuOus as'emblases ha1 greaIlt increased,
when there wete repeated discharges pt.muskei-
ry lhe popuace WAS every "herc collected
Ia dense masses, bUt mO1e especially ~ hue 81.
Honore aud the market places The place Lou
Is QainZe was crowded with persons, 10 the
strongest state OF excitement. calling out with
dea.entng ,hoits - A bas les Bourbon, - A
has les Despois &c. BY the various DIS
charges, Il - sad Ave or SIX hundred iadiyid-