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


ga "Wednesday, ebout one o'clock, tho tumultu. d
Gus assemhlagcs had greatly Increased when there
vas repeated discharges ofmuske,ry The nopulacc
were every where collected i'm dense m,sscs bu, !
%oIe especially IN Cue ST. Honore and the market
places. The place Louis Quinze was crowded with
persons IN the strongest state of excl, emen, calling
OUT with deafening shouts IA has lea Ronrbons,"
"a has les Despo,s" SC By the variou. dscbar-
sce, I was SAID that tive or six hundred persons had
been Killed At the Boulevard the p,ople on,
aown the trees and tore up the chaussees One IN.
fortunate Englshman. looking out of the window of
lawson motel, was shot. Every shop with the in
sigma OF the royal family was attacked--,be a8icbcs
We're torn down, end the shops were E,tcrnlv hal,
tered TO pieces The Puillorins were quite closed
and large bodies Of military were stationed all round
he current report. when our informant l,h Paris
was 'hat u Consumer Perrier had issued a procla-
nation, stating, that obedience was no LONGER due
10 government, which was to be considered a, an
end. Tue national guard had assembled IN great
force aud was understood that M I.aft,c or Gen
| IIarmaque Vas to be at the head oft Tho crept mas
sacre oil the people happened when they were break
ing INTO every place where there were arm to seine
mem y one OF the malls were allowed quit Paris s.
TOOK about 400 men to succeed in getting the ma II to
this country out of the capital This could not have
ocen erected but for regiment. which had gone O
yer to the people, having AIKEN charge of 1t. All the
burcauN had closed, and il impossible a procure
passports. The English who were ell eager TO Quit
tors wer" taking their departure without passports
| AL the English were stopped by the populace and
made to call out Iice Ia Char9e." The people tore
OH the Reurs de hs from the dresses of he pos,Ilons
What added considerably TO the conservation of the
! English was The circumstance Of Lsdy Stuart Roth
say having LETT Paris. /, confidently reportc ed
and believed that the Pref.ct of Rouen had b.ep
hanged Indeed in everv quar- err the ina,rn,t,n was
strong aganstth" government and what added 70 tho
excitement WAS h complete Gcstiturion nf all mon
4 III "nce VINO had not, during he lection. OK
ert'u themselves IN procuring votes. As much DE-
pend upon he feeling of he army our ,rman, savs
that the Gard"s du Corps and the SWISS ire supposed
i" oe stauch'o the governments tn; he regiments Of
inc inc were on the side Of he people t" man. He
assures us that on this lmpor ant point there -
not the least dnub ertaIned ;at III III Comments
o. the line arc with tho neoplr. The detection com
pc'e An officer on duty desired to fire BY ono
I" OIL; TN nua s dn Corps The answer was, NO
VII never lire on my eoun'rvmen II was reported
IN fars that individuals Of the Guards du Corps
iound separate from 're body had been dragged from
their horses and m '-sIrrNd. The ropor; was that
great dana re had hcrn done TO the Louvre.
TWAS SAID that cannon were posted on both sid cs
oil 'he Se'ne and strong deschments of cavalry were
marching from all the neghbnring country on Paris
Hand bills distributed every ten r,i3,,.o ~ o.,
among the crowds, containing the most vehement
lphiippcs against the King and Whist RS summoni,-
"s" L" arm Tor ms country, and aid IN eject.
iEg the bo'rbons The Palais ROYAL was tn, seen, f
sh sor's "i devastation. The Duke of Orleans from
bis having thu misfortune be a Bourbon IS great
sufferer tor the sins of his relations Our informant
assures us, that no exception is madc-,ha IN. race
is devoted. Paris, he SAYS, exhibits n,oo, ,x,.an
dnary appearance at this time The state of 80,
ment cannot be described Great ,nd;pnslion ,yas
IiS'' ~ ''c "ea"nesS OF the hing skuIknp
a time. Some SAID he was concealed IN Pc. o,La.
that he had gone to Compeisnc. I, was cnn,;d.rnS
by the parsans that the governme had intended the
destruction OF the capital. The Sard.s IA, - -
our informant said, did not by ANY maans $50 i -
ted they seemed to be filled with an, thin, r,,hcr
ina" anucipa'ions OF a successful issue No French.
man had the least doubt of the issue The p.ooI.
were pouring into Paris from all the places of the
ncghborhood, with such arms as they could 6nd
t.-.-,hing veUSeaHTe .ga'ns. the Bourbons Morn
ria faJl2wing is from a city Co----r--4-..
are J,aI Sn, rr"m Paris just received by express
Of private letter: wing % an extract
7, T ro'is'onal Government has just been installed
mon one and composed of moderate
, me Duke OF Orleans has been apDoi,,.d
wear with me- gwen Grown, which he viii
been lost. ~ 'Ha' winch has jus,
,;I me Croyn has gone forever from Charles ns
: 2,oOo troops with him. o. 1"u mas aoou
All faris IS nov tranquil, and the n.,na
ago were lighting for liberty and Their con, ,"e
= nave returned 20 their work VIC" country,
# The Ba.Iks have recommerces ~
8 discount offices are again open '''' ana the
, uo "'S voiutIon been ACCOMPLISHED ub;oh -,
prove an example to those who would wish r., W ~
i on NE rights OF tie people ~ -'Ap'e
il Other letters speak of Norrnandx 90 ,L,,
P VI NnsrIes the Tenth and that tbere 80 NY
Il WI" oe projected II stated on S,,;,r, ~ wa
l., rro'iS'onoi Government we're dsnoeeJ -, a' the
the court if the Ministers were d;sooed 70 treat with
!. true. '''r''SSed. This IS no
me Gates OF The Louvre we're opened to III. o.,.
: oy young man aged &c. lie was conysu 80 PV"P i
: cheers to the Hotel Dieu was conveyed amit
had NE aeaa bodies of the men, women and cbiI,r.,
: sble respect. F0 ''ree" win al! po
,,hs ~ CnamhsIs are to and Communicates ,;,
ol accounts from Marseies that inr.rna,o, b .
heo OF there having arisen anon, S Eau az
Troops az hlsIers II said 900 hay. besn Wv Ffenc
prevented. ''P'e' 70 escape, but wer
, maselIes great excitement prevailed and tho H.,
,ry nn hao been sung IN open sirssts ,yi,h
Ntm., - .no boufnons-Long live Liberty; and a. i,
,.p avsnon and al other places, National Cnsi @
TAKEN up aruis III favor Of the people ' "u"'d ma;
SEAFF OF FHb NATIONAL oUIEp
OFFICIAL
T-.--,, stSr 30 THE MUNICIPALITY OF r,rrV
Il, Lrg'h Lafayette snnOi the Maynt. a.J All,
sHondiSsennents, that he has accsne5 e. ~ "
10, oHIsI OF mo National Guard which ha, nee, n
" vac voice Of the public, and which hs, b,en ca %
bo t =. upon him by the Depue. now assembled y, ~
Cn, -, NJ lsdne He invites the Mayor and Nj i nq
The o, OF each reimbursement send an office, o
NoS OF me General at the town hotel 10 vvb,c ~
proceeding, and 10 for hinn thers '' TO " now
nIs,A.., -, =, hy Order ~ General LAFAYETTE
~ WIZ CONSTITUTIONAL bnncIDal (,0n,fn -,