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

discount offices are again OPEN
Thus has revolution been accomplished, which will
prove an example to those who would wish to trampIe
on the rights of the people.
Other letters speak of Normandy IS the rallyinp
point OF Charles the Tenth, and that there civil war
will be projected II was stated Saturday that the
Provisional Government were disposed to treat with
the court it the Ministers were dismissed This is not
true.
by young man aged So. He conveyed amid
cheers to the Hotel Dieu.
The dead bodies of the men, women and children
had been removed from the public streets with all pos
sible respect.
The two Chambers communicate with eaci
other by means Of Committees
lhe from Maseics that had mr.
rived there of having arisen Jsconens among the French
The convicts u, Toulon had attempted escape but were
prevented.
lin harseles great excitement prevailed and the n,ar.el
ios hymn had been sung in the streets, cries
Down with the Bourbons-Long live Lberty aud ut Isle
Nismes 8visnon, and other places, National Guard had
taken up arms liz favor OF the people"
STAFF OF TIKI NATIONAL GUARD
MUNICIPALITY PARIS.
General Lafayette the Mayors Members of
chief of the Naons Guard winch has been s com
MN n.y. the voice of the public aid which unanimous
house of NJ Late He nv e the Eayo1 sna Muo az s
committees Of each send an officer IN
the orders of the General hotel to which me ia
Pio1eeuihg anu 10 wait for hun there.
a., by Order of General LAFAYETTE.
member OF the Constitutional Municipal Committee of the
City Of Paris
CASsIMER PERRIER ODER
General GERARD.
PROCLAMATION
"FfLLow CIrIzENs-You have by unanimous ace,ama,ioo
choice OF the Partisan Guard We fight for our
and our liberties. So WI ." .
"FEILow CIrzsNs-Our triumph is certain heseecb yo,
to obey the orders Of Chiefs win given TO and
ma cordially The troops of the line have already sven way
excited the war; and who thought to massacre the
WIN Apuny will soon be forced before the tI
Signed al General Quarters, r'oo
"Paris, July 20 4''N' - ''''s' AFAyErTE."
From the Moni,eur of Saturday
P.Rs July 30The population moved from Rouen
but offers TO Paris 40 600 The Deputies ore this mo
me setting out in order TO station this reinforcement, ON the
road, waiting for further orders
Ihe population OF Versailles have taken up arms. The
troops are shut their barracks they announce pacific
intentions. f
Yesterday evening regiments line arriving a, Pa
RS appeared at the barriers of Fontanbeau The Colonies
ordered them to halt and parey of few moues with
the persons who barrier after which thew made
their troops face about, and departed ~ '
lex ua9rdnary Supplement to the Moneur of July 81
ass July ai has been necessary designate each
the public administration, replace
professionally the administration which has iust fallen win
the power of Charles X. ~
The following are appointed provisiopaI commissioner
For the Department of Justice, nj. Dupont de pEure.
War, General Gerard
Foreig" .7fairs, N. Bisnon
Public instruction. Nj Guizot
Interior and fuolic Works, M Cassimir Perrier
(Sgned)
LoHAU, m. de PUYR.aYEAU
Par,s, Hotel de Vile Jul.G,
The present Duke of Orleans is the son ne tb. ,,,u
known PEgalite, ahs suffered during tho French
revolution by the guillotne, and cousin to the ex
king lie was several years himself q Colonel in
the republican cavalry and fought various battles un
dsr the tri-colored flag He was, afterwards oblged
to fy TO Switzerland, where he was professor OF
mathematics, and, time after came over to this
country, and took up his residence at Chiswick On
the restoration of the BourbOns he returned TO France
and had the whole of his immense property restored
to hims-[ Globe.J
The Duke is next of the Princes of the Blood tn
the Duke OF BORDEAUX, posthumous son of the late
Duke of Berrl. next brother to the DAUpnlN. the
Buke d Angeuleme, 81 consequently the third in suc
cesson. lie will be 81 years old on the 9th of Oct
next. Charles the Tenth is about 73. Gen. LAFAYETTE
is 74.--Eds. j. of C.
SPAIN adrid dates to tho 9TH of july have
been received in England. The success of the liberal
party IN Drance had produced agreeable sensation
among the people of Madrid, but it had alarmed the
government. The Council of CASTLE had addressed
the King proiet off law in which it is said--.It
seems to the Council that Spain first exposed to the
fufies OF the revolutionary faction, which, if it should
triumph IN France, woHld make every effort to ex.
tend itself into the peninsula. That the Council see
no other means of preventing danger than those men.
toned in the projet, which contains an oblivion of o
political opinions and acts recall of all the emipran,s
to their country, and convocation of the Cores e.
tamentos.