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81 10 RambouilIet. This imposing force
caused Charles X. to come to an imme-
a;,te decision; he has given up every
thine. and gone to Cherbourg to embark.
Letter from The Commissioners appointed to
attend The King.
RAMgoUILLEr, Aug. 3.
Mouseigneur.-iti is with Joy that we
.onounce the success Of our mission.-
The King has determined to depart with
all his farnily. We shall bring you all the
incidents and details of the journey with
the greatest precision. May 1t terminate
happily. c..uso.
An the troops are directed to march on
Tbcrnon. Tomorrow morning it will be
decided which shall defnitively follow the
King.
We are with respect and devotion, your
Royal Highness's most humble and most
obcdient servants,
LIE schooner.
- MARESCBAL MAISON,
ODILLON BARROT,
The despatch which encloscs the above
official letter snys, il is understood to De
the Kings intention to embark tor the u.
States Of America. The Kings rcsolu-
tion has evidently been fastened by
the approach of the armed force 'f'"
Paris"
From the Constitutional.
The Duchess d'Angoulemc 10 said to
have arrived at Rambouillet, accompanied
by single officer Of her household. She
travelled in a hackney coach, aud was
disguised in the garb of peasants wife.
Gen Drouet has been appointed Gov
ernor of the military division of Meta
M. Bernhard, formerly French Ambassa-
dor at Frankfort, is said to have been ap-
nointed Minister of Foreign Affairs. Al
eiers shut its gates to Charles X. Nantz
ioins its forces to the citizens OF Main and
Loire. Saumur has mounted the tri-col-
CURED cockade. :.
Al Lyons lhc tri-colored flag flies, and
10000 men were on the point OF march,
ing to Paris. I-isle answered to the teie-
graph of the Home department, "All
vour orders shall be obeyed." Tours dis
nlayed the tri-colored flag. Gen. Done
dieu has made his submission. At Or
leans the Swiss grounded their arms
Last night the remainder OF the troops,
both cavalry and infantry, who had follow
ed Charles x. to RamOoutliet, returned
70 Versailles, and made their submission.
Tri-colored cockades were immediately
distributed among them, which they a.
dopted.
From the Gazette de France.
We do not know the conditions which
the commissioners were authorized to con
sent 10. but it is asserted that Charles Il.
demands an income of four millions, with
iberty to take with him whoever he thinks
: nroper. 1t is thought however, that the
latter part Of his demands will not be grant
ed. and that he will be allowed only linz
tied number of servants, well known to be
such.
He demanded for the present only one
million. which has been paid IN gold. 1t
seems that the last funds which he had at
his disposal had been distributed to the
troops the day before yesterday. All the
princes and princesses were with HIM at
Rambouiliet. The resolution to quit
France which he formed SO suddenly,
seems to have been brought about by the
knowledge that he acquired respecting
the insurrection Of the towns on the road
to La Vendee, especially Chartrcs and
Mans.
M. Benjamin Constant and M. Dupin
.Aine. are said to have been chosen the
government orators to develope the mo-
tives of the laws to be presented by the
Ministers to both Chambers.
Most of the Ambassadors Of foreign
powers residing at Paris had yesterday
yiven to the Duke Of Orleans tho assur-
snce of the most friendly disposition o.
their respective sovereigns. The Eng
lish Ambassador is said to have been thu
first. BY way Of last resource, Charles
X. entered into a correspondence witt
Viscount Chateaubriand, on the 9th
28th and 29th Of July, but after exchang
ing a few letters the correspondence ceas
ed.
Vermont Ekction.-The annual elect
ion took place in Vermont on Tucsda..
last. Returns from twenty two towns re
eeived, give the following totals for tn
respective candidates for Governor, viz:
Samuel C. Crafts, NAT. Rep. l749
E,r. Meech (Jacksonl 754