Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06


: them .eneral Dumes.,il having replied TO
' fhem rs became his character and duty, they
TOOK the road - Paris, and appeared again at
Ihe falais Royal, uItering thu same cries. The
; National Guard assembled from all points. aud
IA less than half an hour the Place aud the sur
rounding streets were evacuated, the most tur-
DHleht were arrested, all The crowd, were dis
Pefsed aud good Ordrr was completely resto-
rcd.
One hundred and thiriy.six individuals were
carried 10 the Prefecture OF Police aud imme-
d'aiely interrogated previous In their appear.
ance before the Magistrate. On the Place du
falais Royal, NJ the spot where the arrest of
p'"cards were found, several of which, betray.
'"g thus their origin, contain violent attacks
o" me person OF tho King. severe inveaiga-
non VIII TAXI place as o the true authors o
'h'se disturbance which inspire so just an an
tpathy on The part Of the population. The
laws aud the courts Of Justice will do their cuiy
upon them. The peace Ola great people must
n"' DE compromised 10y few busy bodies, who
lomenl the ba,csl passions. mlslead the credu-
io"s, aud. directly or indirectly, promote tue
most wicked desgus.
lht National Guard 10 worthy of the great
est praise. lis conduct has been prompt, 6rn,
"'se' anh Jodc'ons. Il perfectly understands
M" nuns It's duty IL maintains good or
W. ""' e II acts On tue sIde oi justice II ibel-
| ~.
To-day. al nine o'clock, the King Ia the uni
form Of the National Guard, deseen ,ad into
we nohti OF The fa,als Royal, accompanied 10y
MS Royal llighness the bake OF Orleans, G. a.
ef"l Lafayette. aud Marshal neiaId tho Minis
! ter at Nnr
IN eoafl Oftho Palace was filed y nh those
SPECTATORS "ho every morning nj ihe hour take
pressure IN seeing the guard relieved. There |
were here assembled delachnenls of the 9th |
ana ON legions Of the National Guard on foot,
| OF ihe OH company IT the 81 squadron Jf the
liofse National Guard aud The pos, OF etena.
alefs aud light infantry OF the 3lsl rcEimeni
| OF the line
! lils Majesty was DESTROYS of tes,ifying his
shlsiaft lon nj the firm, vigilani and devoted
c"hnhnt witch they manifested during the
afternoon oil yesterday, an1 thu whole Of the
night.
"the'y hhd his Majesty Appeared on the
1ou'' whea the crowd collected around him.
N,ies oil 1--WE IL Rio ~ were heard On all
S'aes ! AID such were tbs VACCINATIONS, that
! sIlcAce. ID
The King delivered the following address 10
Tue National Guard on foot
Wy Dear COmrades,-I come to thank
you Tor the zeal on displayed last night in
'h"in'aining the pubic tranquility, mud ~ pre-
serving The palas Royal from "A band Of se0 Sc
res "ghaisrs, whose ridiculous attempts will
ihl upon Themselves by means ol the good spIru
ahu The pfompntude with which ,ou have re-
pres'd them. What anl what we all wish H.
maj the public peace may cshse L, be troubled
ny the "namias Of that rosl lha,t, aud OF those |
institutions which France has conquered and
""e can alone preserve as from anarchy and
all ITS coneomi'ant evils. II is time TO put a
the maintenance OF public order should restore
confidence that coma ienoe should bring back
rs activity 10 commerce, and secure 10 every
one the free exercise of all the rights which II
Is the duty oil The Government 10 ioiect and 10
guarantee. With yodr concurrence, with
your patriotism aud with the assistance of the
respectable General aud the brave Marshal,
whom | rejoic al all tunes 10 soc beside me
we shall accomplish this noble task. Ever de-
voted 10 my country, ever faithful to the cause
OF liberty, my first duty Is to maintain the EN-
pire of the laws, without winch there Is neither
lIbert, nor security for any person, and to Sc
care the force necessary Tor resisting those
attacks by which Il Is ate npied TO disturb |
that liberty. You Will continue your generous
efOrts TO second niue, aud you mny count on
az, as do YOU
lIls Majesty then addressed The Horse Ma
tional Guard
My oomrnIes,-I come 10 tell you how much I
value your etiorts for ihs maintenance of
public tranquility and for tho fence Of our
public liberties, of WHICH they would rob Us by
plnnglng rs into disorder. ltlst,me that these
disturbance, should cease il i time to show
ourselves worthy OF tue name Of Frenchmen,
by defending our Institutions against the nj
tacks oi ANARCHY, after having so gloriously
tulmphed over those 81 desppilsm. IL Is thus
that we shall consolidate our i,beriIe,; IT is thus
tina, the hope viii be realized which have
pr,cl lined with so much joy, that the Charter
shall hencelorlh be reality.
| Al last, ms Majesty havinB passed INTO
the first court o,nd lhe,e laquet Of the
! National Guard aud the post Of the 3lst regi-
mrnt oil the lac, whom he addfessed as fol
! lows
! Comrades Of the Nation Il Guard aud Of The
| Line, II saw list night with a. much pleasure
MS satisfaction that yoh rivalled each otner in
z'dt, and that you 50 promptly repres'ed The
iu,en movement by which the peace and
repose oil the capital were disturbed. Ever
devoted to my country, aud 10 the defence of
those liberties and those instiiutions which
have sworn TO maiLtAin, and 10 winch We shall
all he constantly Giihfnl-(" Yes" yes,
I" bravo, from the troops and the spectator,)--
/ I oughl-lnd we all ought TO repel these TN
I worthy attacks, with whatever mask they may
be covered, aud TO reply to what France is en-
titled to expect from To TINS l snail devote
myself as long as live, and | nave no doubt III
success.
NATIONAL GUARDS OF PARIS.
Order otMe Day Of Oct. ~.
In addlli Ia the KING expressing this NOR
ming to the National Guard on duty near
the Palace his satisfaction aud his gratitude, not
only with regard to the post aud the reserves
At The Paais Royal, bu 10 all the legious WIN,
in the course of yesterday, and throughout the
night, have been emuous IN zoa for the main
,enance of public order, hi, Majesty has given
dire cnons 10 the General in CDief TO transmit.
TO MS brathren in arms tho assurance Of these
sent,menis. A great number OF spectators had
an opportunity oil Witnessing how the Royal
conf lence an appreciation were gwen and re-
ceved. These are aud mutual pledges
of devotedness to the cause OF the revolution
eifectei by the heroic population ot Paris, and
which the enemies OF liberty and public peace,
under various preiexts, are So anxious TO undo