Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

The Moniteur of yesterday was calculated to give
great satisfaction to the OF letters. The King OF
the French has already directed his attention to
the situation of the University and has made the
following most admirable regulations by Royal Ordon.
nance:-
l. All Inspectors General of Studies, whose appoint
mens are irregular (and there many go who were
named by the late wretched Cabinet either in form
or for want Of the required qualifications, are immedi.
afey TO discontinue their functions unless re-appointe
by the Minister of Public instruction Thus will liz.
eratlre be freed from the night Influence Of the
Jesuits-snd the youth of France will be inspected
in their studies by men who know that love of ra-
onai and constitutional liberty is neither Inconsistent
with morals, subordinaion, true religion.
2. The full title Of Officer Of The University is 10 be
considered as having been acquired by all such npsc.
tors-Genera as have continued exercise their func
tons up to the present day. This il OF Justice
which prevents any from attaching the word "vio.
lence" to the first regulations; and the minister has thus
the power OF re appointing any who may merit con f.
dence ami denomination.
g. Such Inspectors. General shall not be re-appon-
ted shall be admitted to establish their claims to re-
tired pension Their years of service as Inspector
General shall be taken into account in settling the a.
mount OF their pensions, If any be granted Here again
IS an evidence OF justice even TO those who have by
their principles opposed instead OF assisted the march
of true knowledge.
mirabe arrangements as TO the organization of the Ma
tonal Guards. The Comma ndani General was charged
win. all that related to the forming OF the National
Guards into MISUNDERSTANDING the division of die
rictsthe discipline, instruction and distribution of
arms and equipments Of the National Guards, and the
execution aud transmission OF orders that may he issued
The administrative power, is charged with all that re-
ates to the formation Of the Lists, the census the cleo
ton OF officers Of egions battaions, &c The Com
mandant General is to transmit TO the Minister of the
Interior copies OF the instructions he may issue, and
the Minister OF the Interior is TO communicate to the
Commandant the various measures he may take.
perceive with pleasure that Lieutenant General Mat
ihew Dumas, Deputy OF the Extreme Gauche, is
named lnspeclor- General Of the National Guards OF
the Kingdom. Thus much for yesterdays yfoni
feur.
To-day's is scarcely less important. Louis Philip
King OF the French. 10 proving that he IL indeed a
Frencbman and a Citizen Kingl lie has published an
Or1onnance restoring The Pantheon 10 ts destination
"AuV Grands Hommes--la Pagie reconnaissance"
The Bourbons converted tits national temple devoted
to The Memory Of the Good and Great into The Church
OF ST. Genevieye.
France was indignant al ths and The youth Of both
sexes sighed to re-establsh the Pantheon. The work
is accomplished; and 10 morrow the busts of General
FOy and NJ. Manuel will he placed upon the two pc.
destas prepared 10 receive them, in the nave Of this
magnificent edifice. II was in 1921 tbat The National
Assembly decreed that the ancient Church Of ST. Gene.
We've should be consecrated place Of burial for the
French who had shed lusre upon the Land of their
birth by their talents, virtues or achievements. The