Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13


to liberty, strong and durable.
Che re-establishment ofthe Nstionsl Guard.
with the intervention cfths National Guards in
the choice ofihe officers.
The Intervention OF the citizens in the for
nation Of the departmental and municipal al.
Ininisif siions.
The jury for the ransgressions Of the press;
the royalty organized responsibility Of the Min
isrers, aud the secondary agents OF the admins
tratiou.
The re election OF Deputies appointed to
public offices We shall give at length TO
our institutions, in copcer with the head of
the Siate,,he Developments Of which they nave
need.
i" frenchnen--ihc Duke of Orleans himself
has already spoken. aud his language is that
which Is suitable TO free country.
- The cbambers,' says he, are going to
assemble they will consider ofmeaDs 10 insure
the reign fine laws and the maintenance of
the rights of the nation"
" The Charter will henceforih be a TRUTH
folrin,orte du Temps.
PARIS. July 81 noon.
From The journal du Connieyce.
"lrhabitanis of Paris.--The Deputies OF
France nj this monen, assembled at Paris, have
expressed 10 me tho desire thai should repair
TO this capital 10 exercise The functions OF Lieu,
tenant General oftbe Kingdom.
F." lave not besiiatrd 10 come & shareyou
dangers. 10 place myself IN the midst of your
heroi, population, aud 10 exert all my efforts
TO preserve you from the calamilies OF civil war
and o. anarchy.
- On returning 10 the city OF Paris, / wore
with pride those glorious colours which
you hive resumed, aud which | myself long
wore.
" The Chambers are going 10 assemble, they
Will consider Of the means of securing the
reign OF the laws, and the maintenance OF tho
nation.
9 Inc Charter will henceforth be n truth.
LOUIS PHILIPPE DoRLEANs."
Paris, Juiy 80
Two rich manufacturers dspuied by the city
otRonen, came ih, IN orning to NJ. Laf,te
The authorities of Rouen have submitted. in
tile name OF the population. The ordinances
wsre considered ms null aud void
The population has mol moved from Rouep
bu, oile,s 10 Paris 10000 men. The Depuiies
are THIS moment setting gu, in order TO stat ion
| this reinforcement On HE road, waiting for fur
| Their orders
(Erfrdotdbmry Supplement to the Monitor
| Jniy3l)
| Paris, July H. III has been necessarv IN de.
sisnau for onch branch Of the public s1mioi :
ua,iun, commissioners 10 rppIace. nrovis;b,.
ally, fha administration which has inst fallen
with the power OF Charles X
The following are appointed Provisional
Commissioner for The Department, of J Istice
M. Dupont dc FEnre Finance, Baron Louis
War, Gen. Gerard Marine, NJ. do Rig.y;
foie,ga Affairs. M. Bignon Public Instruction
M. euzoi ;ln'erlor and Public Works. NJ. Can.
smif Per,ier. (Signed)
LABAU, NJ. py puysAvr,,
MAuoIiH, DE- SoHonEN.
,,, Paris. Jnty3l.
MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF PARIS.
hihdbifanis ~ PariS,-Gbsfles X has c.ascd
to reign over France. Not being able 10 for
get the origin Of has authority, he has always
considered himself the anemy Of our con,.
Try, aud OF liberties which he could no, undor.
stand.
Aiar having clandesnely attacked our inst.
'"''pns eJ all the means which fraud and by.
pocfisy gave him, he resolved, when he thought
himself strong enough, TO destroy them openly
to drown them IN the blood OF the French
some instances have snlfced 10 anuihilal,
his corrupt Government, which was ouIv n ner.
manept conspiracy against the liberty aud
prosperity OF France. The nation alone ia
standing adorned with those national colo,s
winch II has conquered with lts blood. IL
whl haYea Government and laws worthy of
itself.
The remainder Of this Proclamation ism
paIsgyrc on the inhabitants vi Paris
from The Messenger des Lhdmb,es, 1ugut
Charles is at Chartres. The Court intends
TO goto the Loire. 10 organ ze the scourge of
cisil war in the ancient Vendee. They are
accompanied only by The Swiss. The Royal
Guard, IN n slate Of complete discouragenent
diSorganznion aud deseriioo, has remain,
ed at ST. Cloud aud Versailles, with the artiI-
lcry.
The Duchess Of Berri made the most eoeree.
tic remonsifahers 10 Charles X telling him thar
she was n mother. and that the brilliant destioy
OF her son was forever endanR cred by hi. OF.
siinaie perseverance, 10 an oppressive system.
Charles X. il is said received the Princess very
Ill, aud forbade her his presence.
The dispatches seized at the Post Office.
and intended for the Ambassadors, have been
delivered 10 them unopened. They were sen
sible to this attachment, aud nave complimeu.
ted the ciilzens on their bravery aud moderation
Ia victory.
The sight Of public order aud respect for
properly. after three days battle aud in the
absence Of all authority, have inspired all for.
eigoers at Paris with the nosl lively admira-
ton. The English in particular, are iranspor-
ted ut what they have seen. Oh, great ma.
ton + cried they"
Inc Provisional Government has lust been
installed. Il will be moderate one, aud com.
posed OF moderate men.
The DIXIE OF Orleans, who has beea ap.
pointed Lieutegant- General, will he giveu
a crown, which he will wear with more mode.
ration than that which has usI een lost.
The Crown has gone forever from Charles
X and his descendants. Charles is at CharHes,
and has about two thousand troops with him.
All Paris Is now tranquil. and the people,
who two days ago were 6shlng for liberty,
aud their country, have returned TO their work
Tho banks have recommended pay ments aud
the discount offices are gain open.
Thus has a revOluuon been accomplished,
which will prove AZ example to those who
would wish TO tran,ple on the rights OF the peo-
pie.