Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

the laws. Blood ceased to flow resistance
ecamo impossibe-- Europe and foreign Powers
pcned their negotiations and treaties with Eng
nnd after il was regencratcd.
Yesterday morning, [Friday) Charles X. and |
10 Dauphin reviewed, near ST. Cloud, the troops
which were still round that place. Both of them
Erred, "The Charter for ever! - and Charles X |
announced that &c abdicated in favor of his son.
An expressive silence mot his tardy declaration.
When Marshal Marmount appeared before the
|Dauphin, the Prince broke out into the most vio-
lent and contemptuous expressions 1t is affirm
cd that no said, 'You have treated us as you did
others" The Marshal promised, even ON tb,,
18th, TO hold out Is DAYS; he did not hold on. *
hours. The Marshal has not betrayed them; on
the contrary, he caused the cannon tn be pointed
against The citizens with the bittercst hostility.
thasbccn observed that tho foreigners at Pa.
ms, Russians, English, and Germans, openly de-
clared for the defenders Of the Charter. They
received them into their houses when they were
wounded-thcy brought them provisions and re-
frcshlnents. Thus all Europe has taken some
share In the memorable day of July 90.
Inc greater part of the troops Of the Guard
arc concentrated round 81. Cloud. Their advanc-
cd posts occupy.:cn the one side, a hillock below
calvary towards Neuilly; on the other they extend
towards Meudon. Means Of resistance are or
sanised at Ncuilly, to hinder them from passing
, the bridge, which they, however, do not appear
seems to be preparing for retreat. The troops
refuse to return to Paris They loudly declare
that, they with the citizens if they are ordered
10 the capital
= Tho Ministers hide themselves; each of them
accuses his colleagues Of the misfortune that has
happened.
49,, Six O'Clock, p. IN.
VIC arc this moment assured that the garrison
OF Vlnccnnes has submitted. There have been
found in that fortress an enormous quantity Of
Z auskets, powder, cannon, and ammunition Of every
q ind.
From the Courier Fruncois)
PARIS, July 30.-Ycsterday, the 29th after the
dei >arture Of the Royal Guard for Paris, part Of
the inhabitants Of Versailles formed themselves
into National Guard. They took possession of
the 'arrers, and made the pages, and the detacb.
ment of the Royal Guard and of Garde du Corps
that n omained in the town lay down their arms
festei day evening the division Of Bourdesoullc
appeHi ed at the iron CRATE Of the avenue TO Paris,
deserving permission TO rc-eHtcr Versailles, in or
der ttb return to its quarters, but the National
Guar ls posted there informed General Bourdc-
soulle, that his troops could not return into the
town unless they laid down their arms, as the 9th
crs y al done, and that if they used forco they
woul be resisted. General Bourdesoulle did not
vent, Ire an attack and his regiment bivouac kcd
on Il ie road.
his morning, after some parlcying, an arraae-
mont was made, and the whole division entered
amidst cries of the "Cbarter forever" This di
VISION vas composed of battalion of tho royal
loot of the gcndarmcrie of Paris, both horse and
II f Regiment of gronadiers, on horseback;
SeVres, from the commencement of the p,rk
Oh St- Cloud to the bridge, is occupied BY battsI
IONS OF the royal guard. of the artillery. and of
Tue swiss regiments Two pieces of cannon arc
planted on the road to Versailles, and too otb.r.
towards Paris but these troops do not ,roo,n, .,
1900 at most '' ~
Inc Duke OF Angouemc, on horseback, accom-
panied by two superior officers Of the Gardo d,
Corps, walking on foot by tho side of his horse
ana followed ny seven or eight gardes du corps
passed through the midst of the troops. TIL.
Roir'
There arc about 600 wounded in tho bor,;,,
Of Bcauien.
Durlng the whole of the afternoon the Swis
were going towards Ncuilly, throwing away tbei
arms, expressing tho most poignant regret at bay
ing fought, and vowing that they would move,
hght again for the same cause.
PROCLAMATION OF THE FRENCH pHPU-
TIES
Ene Deputies Of Departments have addressed the
1o!i2%ing proclamation to the French people.
rienchmen! France is free! Absolute power ho,
bas W. standard; tho heroic population Of Paris
ons oVerthrown it Paris, attacked, bas made the y.
creu cause triumph by arn1s which had triunpbod IL
VAN in the elections. power which usurped On,
gns ana disturbed orr repose threatened az once lib
CITY and order. We return to the possesgon NJ ~.
ger ana liberty. There no more fear for aeonircd
IIShts' no more barrier between US and tho I,ob,s
B winch westill want A government which NAV with.
ou. aalsmay, secure TO us these advsnsacs. is now
ere nst, wnnt OF our country. Frenchrnen, Ybosc
OF your Deputies who q re already ot Paris have 90.
cen. and, TIL the Chambers regularly inter
veoe, .hey have invited q Frenchman, who has no
Yer fought but for France the Duks of 0,,snn, .,
I;nnI the ISpctIons Of Lieutenant General Of tho
klngdom' This is, in their opinion. the srrcst mean
promptly to accomplish by peace the sncco,. ~ 'ho
most legitimate defence. The Duke Of Orleans iS
JeVoted to tho national and constitutional cause :
re has always defended its interests and n,oCos.oJ
ns principles lie will respect our rights for no oil
.oeIWe MS own from us. We shall secure IN onr,
selves by laws. ell the guarantees nccesso, - J.
T,, siuong and durable The ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Tho
t;oS"i G uuard, with the intervention of the Ma
. sIohal guards IN the choice Of the oaicera ~
s anN' OF The citizens in the formation of The
;"l p c e and municipal ADMINISTRATIONS Tho
July Ior the uansgressons Of the press: tine I.,,iiS
OagSZeH responsibility of tho ministers, and tie Sc
Ssento OF the administration. The situation
VI the military legally aecufod