Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
doubt will be quietly decided by the vote Of the assem-
bled Deputies of the Nation


The Office OF Commandant General of the Nationa
Gnars OF France from the Duke OF Orleans. We hav,
reasons 10 believe that there few persons favorable
TO the claims of the Duke of Bordeaux. In the frs
place, his Legitimacy is questioned; and tho there ma,
DE no moral grounds for such doubt his birth too
place usder such circumstances TO render his claim
TO The throne very dsPu,eble He born we believe
lew weeks alter the assassination of his reputed father
The Duke OF Orleans will then unquestionabiy be al
the head of the new government which still believe
IN spite OF the evident leaning to Repubcans on the
par OF 'he people, VIII De orsanized under monarch
cal FORM but so modified in its character as to be- in
every thing but the name, a Republic We will take
anoher opportunity oil giving why France
VIII gradually assume the entire complexion and uli-
ha'e'y the name and character of Commonwealth.
LATEST ER0M FRANCE
NEW YORK, Sept. 90 The ship Concor,lia Cap,ain
brhon, (Which WAS taken up a racket. in place OF
the Charles CarrolD arriv ed Yesterday i.om uavre;
having lett that port ON the ll,h nit
on the 6 h. the Chamber OF Deputies declared the
throne OF F'auce vacant and proposed several changes
IN 'he Charer,ha, The Catholic Religion, the Re-
iigion OF the State he ahoished--he ninsie Of all
sectf to he paid IRON the public ucAsurYtha cen
ship OF the press forever abolished Alter these and
other mod 6ca ions had been adopted, the Chamber
wen, in body 10 he Duke o! Olesns and oiTared hn,
,he crown, which be accepted and the Oh proceeded
20 thu Chamber OF Deputies aud made oath 10 support
the ChSrtsr as amendeI.
The following changes in the Chatter have been
ministers OF all and denominations ara 10 he p,
aliks oui Of the public treasury
TIE meeting OF the Peers are TO lie purlc. The age
OF eector. to be reduced to 20 YEARS TIL cemsure OF
tie Pess abolished forever, an all trials
al the PCess 10 b. by jusy.
The Chamber OF ID Equities to elect its own Presi-
dent
The ci;iz-"s TO elect eir own municipal authorities
throughout Frsnee
Tie National Guard to be re-e,ahlishel through,
oui Ffance and 10 elect their officers of ali rauk
The Journal du Conuetca says, the con iicraion OF
the proposition TO snnul the Peers created by Chah.s X
was postponed TO tie session of 1891 Gan IsEve 10
remarked 90 the subject, that. as disciple of the A.
nsncan school he d'isred very much With reg.rd T.
The hereditary principle OF the SET a'os ne wst
oil OPT op thai the legislative body should be cotnp,.ej
of two chambers
The sy-iem of Ordinances 10 be aboli.hsd snd no
laws to be rats without the concurrence OF the state
a letter from HAvre OF August O. saws" You :. III
remark by lie enclosed review. that b,,rucss has been
almost ccmp'stly at sand since last addressed
you. We have, however, much more favorable &C
counts from Paris, where tie Duke Of O IL ins has
been proclaimed KiHe. under the tiua OF Philip VII
AMI we trust CONNIE i' Transactions will ere long re
sumo hri activity, and cha; yes adopted for oar future
government be"g likely t. have he appreciation o. a
great majority Of tie rat N - Some sales of Gotten
have already been made To day prices well support
ed, and which indicate hat The stock Of cur sp nner
Another Liter Of August ll,h ssvs that The DIXIE NJ
ore.ns ak he lille Of Louis Philip The First King
Of the French
Tn, .hip' chal's Carr,n and C cat Bri'ain, sailed
from HaVre the 81, for Ch,thourg, where the .o,.
ner arrived on TIE IN; Charles Y. who was 10 embark
IN 'hes' vessrls was "Xrec;ei 10 arrive at Chcraorg
on the 9th Letter. from Javro state that il va. I'M.
d@rsoot he would procee I'd for NAples
We su'join some extract from GaIienari's Paris
Messenger, OF Aug Oh, not having yet GOT hold ous
ocular fiji
In thc sitting Of the Chamber If ere O., the h ,be
declaration Of The Chamber Of the Deputies were a.
dopeh ~ VOC Of 80 10 TO with the exc, uen of one
which wa. modifi d follows:
" The ChemNeF of Peer declafes that IT cannot de.
b"rHe OF the provision o. the declaration % The Cham
'er oil D~pu'ies, oouched in hese AN the 70.
nina los and creations o. Peer. maze in the reign OF
Cha,ls@ y arc declared null and void.'
" TIE Chamber of Peers declares that il will leave
he decision of hi, queon to IN, high prudence OF The
riicee Lieutenant General"
PARIS, Aug. o. 1880
ron Ba'quier, wsnt TO Pilas Royal, 10 de clare their
eoncurfe ia the resolution OF The Chamber of .pu
lies. The following adirss. was delivered by the Pre-
dent 10 HE Royal Hiltness -
Monseigneur,-The Chaiabe,s of Peers are come to
nreser your Royal Hgho,ss the Ac, which i. 10 Sc.
rure or future des'iny. You formerly defended with
arms our now and inexperienced ibrries; TO day you
are about 10 c0nsecTaie the by institu inn and laws
Our exalted Understandings your nclinailns the re-
coec lone Of Your whole life, p-omi.. th,t we shall
Ind in sou C'zen King Yon will respect our guar
n'ees, which are at die same time your own Thu
noble am'lY we see arcund you, brought up in the
love OF their country, Of Justice and Of truth will en-
sure TO our children the peaceable enioyment of ihA
Chatter rou are about 20 swear to maintain, and lie
benef Of government az one, Stable and free"
To ihi' address his Royal Hghnsss replied as fol-
lows:--
"GENrLEMEN-By presen'isr 10 me This declaration
You have trs'ited Conscience which deeply affect,
me. Attached tom conviction 10 constitutional pruci
ple7. desire nothing much good Understanding
between the two Oh imber<. back you FOR afordipp
he ground TO reckon upon It. You have imposed up,
nc great tack; will endeavo to prove myself wor
thy OF L"
The Moneur OF Yesterday contains the official pnb.
fcaor OF ihe DecAtaton &c he Chamber of IDENTITIES
adopted in their sitting Of Saturday, in hch the Ch,m
Der OF Peers have declared their concurrence Ii also
gives the following article:
Yesterday xed the dAstnes of F.ance Peace has
rrowntd victory. The Duke Of leau., strong in IN.
licaies Of his conscience ard by the viii Of tho
1eopl", waited calmly the decision OF TIE Chamber
while the people were impatient TO rtrusted TO lie
bands an au hority which would put end 70 tina, in
e'mediAte state OF things which would soon have ter
minated in anarchy. Tie proceedings Of Tho Cham
bsr presen'ed scene euhlme thaa has ever b.rp
exhibited. Every Feeling, every opinion every rspr-,
was respected! Never did any Dsbsrative Assemble
display more admirable calmDtss and dignity. After
having with unanimous voice declared their r,.o
luton TO pregent io Crown II the Duke Of Orl. an.
they proceeded TO tho Palais Royal attended bv tIe
National GuardH Ths DUkc, surrounded by his family
received them. NJ Ls6ue having read I, mi, Rov,i
HEhns" the Act Of thu Constitutions th. DIXIE repli,d
in the folsTiUg terms: al receive with desp emotion
ihe Deeis5t0r you present 10 regard il as tie
sxprsssion Of tbs National will, which appears In m,
10 he coD'orm,ble 10 Tho 7oi'cL principles have pro
fa'ed through my Fife. Filled with r-oonoc,ions
which have always msds me hope nsrcr TO be called
10 ascend this Throne; sxempt fnra ambition and 81,
bns,sd 10 the life Of psnce which led with my fsni
y. osnnO' conceal fFnm the sentiments Which All
iss my mind Al ibis great eonunctuts; hut ths, il one
which entirely rrsi.ninaes ever all ,hs r,,th. low.
81 py sounry. am fully immersed with the du,ie. i,
Prs'erib'' 10 me. snd will perform fhsm"
His Royal Hikhnes, was deeply aGsetsd and tssr,
flowed at the concIusion Of his speech. The emotion
of bs Pine, the sHusioD Of heart with which be
braeed NJ. Ja6us. tbs moving of Ia, C...t.