Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21


urn renders evident that the lowest scale OF duty
was anticipated must shortly be reached"
The journal du Commerce OF the Srd August states
That the spirit excited in the capital had been communi.
Gated with electrical rapidy TO Normandy. -Four de-
hchmens, consisting Of nearly $500 men, marched
from Roucn on Friday, Saturday and Sunday The
number OF citizens about TO march TO Paris from Rouen
Havre and ElbrGui, is estimated at 10000 The com.
mond has been given 10 NJ Mo,ellier, merchant for.
mcrly Lieutenant Colonel The persons COMPOSING
this body artzans merchants clerks and sons re-
spectacle iamies-all men in the prime OF hie Their
uniforms aud their arms are of various patterns and
epochs. Persons whose age prevents them from serv-
ing personally, have furnished muslets The advance
ed guard reached St. Germain on the End and took up
It's quarters In the Chateau; Gen. Lafayette, and de-
putaon from the Lower Seine are t, proceed to receive
these gallant men. The movable column of Hayre,
"hich includes many merchants and traders, well
naval men, viii proceed Ivy water in steam vessels fur.
nishoi with artillery In two hours 250 900 francs
were subscribed towards the expenses of the armamcnts
carriages laden with provisions follow the land CO.
unns IN order not 70 burden the people; who neverho-
less display the utst zeal and anxiety contribute to
the wants OF his national force
The Journal du Commerce also contains the follow
ing The Minister Plenipotentiary of the U. States
was among the first diplomatic perSouages who paid
their respects 10 the Lieutenant General of the King
dem.
Gen Valve. comman Ter OF the Engineers, hal ar.
rived At Touon from Alycrs board the Scipon " ,t
hvs millions from the Req eDcy Of Agirr..
The Dnke of Orleans had subscribed 100 900 francs
for the relief OF those Who suffered during thu three
day, of evolution in Paris
From the Messenger of Thursday, Aug.6.
Saint Aeheni l. destroyed. The people proceeded
to that establishment, which hsy have demolished and
burnt
A letter accompanying ;he express says
CAS- soon AZ the Chamber il co s,i,u'ed proposal
VIII be made 10 to offer the Crown 10 he Duke OF Or
iean'. Every thing ia urre. for thi
'li Is probable that the PeeIage and the Masisracy
will be removed.
From me Ifoniear Of Aug. 4.
PARIS, Aug. 3 (OlIicaO The following act SUPER
sCrlbeu IN nj Orle I liant,
General of the Kingdom has been deposited by order
Of the Duke OF Orleans in the archives of the Chamber of
Peers
"RADrBoUILLEr, Avg ?, 1880.
NV Cousin--l avn too profoundly grieved by the
evils which aflct might threaten my peoplc not to
have sought means of peven,ng them. lhave thorc-
lore taken the resolution abdicate the Crown in IA
vor OF my e andson the Duke de Bordeaux.
"The Dauphin who partakes OF my sentiments, also
renounces his rights in favor Of his nephew.
"fou will have then in your quality of Lieutenant
General OF the kingdom to the accession of Hen
ry V. TO the crown to be proclaimed. You will take
besides ali the measures which you 10 regulate
The terms OF the during the minority of tho
new king. Here | contnc myself to making known
these dispositions; it is means to avoid many evils
"fou will communicate my intention TO the diploma
nc body, and you will acquaint me possible
with the proclamation by which my grandson shall have
been recognised king OF France, under the OF Hen
ryV.
81 charge Lieut. Gen. Viscount de Foissac Iatour to
deliver this letter you. He has orders TO settle with
you the arrangements to he made in favor of the persons
who have accompanied me, well the arrangements
necessary Tor what concerns and the rest of my ia
nily
eve will afterwards regulate the other measures
which will be the consequences of the change of the
'eign
81 repeat 10 you, my cousin the assura nces OF the
sentiments With which am your ailectionate cousin,
CHARLES.
'LOUIS ANTOINE"
from tho Constitutional of Aug. ~
PARIS, Aug 3.-A document conceived i'm the follow
ne terms il spoken of
"Ihc king, wishing to put end to the troubles which
Xs in the capital and part of France, depending be-
des on the sincere attachment of his cousin the Duke
), Orleans, dominates him Lieut.. General of the king
lom.
"Thc king having thought fit to withdraw his ordi-
lances OF the 18th July approves of the meeting of the
Jhambers on the Sd OF August, and is willing to hope
hat they will re- establish tranquility in France
''The king will wait here for the return of the per-
ION who is commissioned TO carry this declaration TO Pa
eff attempt should be made against the life of the
ing or his family, against their liberty, he will de-
end himself to death.
"Done at Rambouillet, Aug 1, 1880.
"CHARLES"
Extract from the supplement to the Moniteur which
ppeared this evening:
private letter has been just received by respec-
able gentleman in the city, stating that 900 of te
National Guard headed by two Commissioners who had
previously been with the king, proceeded TO Rambou-
ct This imposing force caused Charles X 10 come to
IN immediate dccis6n he has given up every thing and
zone 10 Cherbourgb TO embark. Pals is perfectly tram
lu
We learn from Cap:. Keen of ,he packet ship Havre
witch sailed from that port 4th Aug. that ne learn
ID Oh the morning he left there, that he American
hips Great Britain and Cha. Cirroll were chartered
hat morning at Havre tor the purpose of conveying
Charles X. AMI his suite bsyop sea destination not
nown l. was stated that it at the kings Instance
hat these ships cha cred.
letter to respec ahls house IN this city, dated al
Iavrs, Aug. Az, says, the Great Britain and Charles
;arroli have this day been chartered for the purpose
i 'aking Charles and sui' TO sea :"
His Ss'inatiou was not declared, hut will probably
- York. II so, Ray have tlie pleasure of con.
eYing his late Majesty 10 the city in schoon.
# lie Journal Of Commerce.
The news by the liavrs IL anticipated via England
The papers contain no account OF sales at Havre any
taiements respecting the market
sati0us Misunderstanding has taken place between
ZEN. Ii urmont and Admiral Dnperre
from tho Jfoniieur.,
PARIS, Aug l--Frst comes tn note of the Com
n'sioners. announcing their departure for Chsrbourg
with the King
Yesterday accomplished the wofk which was begun
IN he 18th ard 20h jolly. The transport of pa,roti-tn
which led to Rsnhopiile nearly 90 900 men Of Tho Ma
mai Guard Of Pdi-, has been fruitful and powerful AZ
vas TO lie expected. 81 tho ne W. of he movement
he King quilted Ramhoust with hi, family, ahan.
loning every thing. his last hope The national
rooqs which cut under he command of Gen Psol
Who WIS accompanied by Gen. Excelmaus, Col
,cqneminot, and Nj. George w. Lafayette, die
played, in the erCat week which is lust 6ui.he T.
III admfabl' enthusiasm. The exp dtionary arny en-
ranped AZ Cogueres, wa1iAd 10 set on, this morning
n three o'clock, ia 90 Ramboust aud even far,bsf:
and II was with gseat Iicnl,y that Gecers Pail was
4 aelsss Bu, the result OF this msnt has been
immense he Hight Of the King, lis dehniGv. al Lien
ion, the tsk'ng OF all the DIAMONDS Of The Crown ,bs
'dpitulauon OF the whole Royal Guard. Such are the
rus OF this DAY. which closes The giorion revolution
hat great nstion has Just effected After ths pr.i.e.
"a ri pd ty he All 81