Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

livered, the King proceeded to tile review passing
ong the front of each battalion the Colonel of zach
4 Legion and the Chief of battalions accompanying
| iiis Majesty. The King then returned towards the
front OF the Ecoe Miitaire, aud the National Guards
filed off before him. the cavalry passing after the in
fan.ry Deputations from the National Guards of
several other towns having expressed a de-
sire to participate in the honou-s of the review had
station assigned them on the right Of the first legion
The review being terminated, his Majesty attended
as at his arrival, returned to the Palas RoyaE The
Queen accompanied by the young Princes and Prin
cesses OF the ROYAL Family occupied pavilion which
had beea erec'e ed for the occasion The National
Guards were in excellent ORDER and presented most
brilliant and martial spectacle the men were compu
ted at forty thousand strong, completely armed and
equipped The rising ground on each side of the
lamp DE mars the open space at the extremity, tho
bridge, and the heights of Chaillot, were covered
with dense mass ofspectators, forming multitude
which sets all calculation of numbers at defiance; and
Mo curing ne delivery OF the colours, and repeat
eaiy In the course OF the review, rent the air with
shouts OF Vive lie Roll" Till the close of the re-
view fars did not seem to be longer the capital of
the kngdom, from the absence of all noise and bus
tie and the comparative descrton of the streets.
1.-The following Order of the Day. dated Aug 80
mas been published by the Commander in Chief of
the Paris National Guards The fine review of yes
terday-the admirable appearance of the Citizen
Army, the rapid formation of which is in harmony
with the rapidty of the triumph of lberty-the
! ner in which the National Guards presented them
selves under arms and filed off before the kng-ex-
Immense
surrounded us. and the just euogiums of Generals
whose victories have many years since proved them
to be the best of all military judges. The presence
OF the brave men who were wounded in the Great
w eek, and OF several deputations of brethren in
arms from the departments, added to the endowment
of this memorable day. The General in Chief con-
fines himself on this occasion to congratulate his COM
races of the National Guards of Paris on the superb
ana patriotic spectacle they exhibited this memo
rao'e day. What expressions could he find, after
tnsse contained IN the speech of the King when he
placed the colours IL your hands, and the letter he
mas addressed to his brethren in arms?
1.-The following is the letter addressed by his Ma
Jesty to Gen Lafayette:-'I am anxious to learn my
dear General, how you find yourself after this gori-
GUS day; tor am fearful that you must be overcome
with fatigue; bu have another object which lies
near my heart, namely to request you 10 be the inter
prefer OF my feelings towards those glorious National
GUARDS OF whom you are the Patriarch Tell them,
that tney nave not only surpassed my sanguine
expectations, but that 1t is completely of my pow
er to express my sentiments of Joy and happiness
Having been witness of the Federation in 1890 in
TINS same Champ de Mars witness also of the
grand enthusiasm of 1872, when saw come up to
JOIN our army in Cha -npague, 48 battaions of the
citizens of Paris formed in three days. and who SO
inently contributed to repel the invasion we had the
happiness OF arresting at Valmy-I am able to make
the comparison; and 1t is with transport decare TO
you, that what have just is IA superior to what
then considered SO noble, and what our enemies
found so formidable. Have the goodness, my dear
General, to express to the National Guards how sen
self and how deeply my heart is impressed therewith
Yours affectonatey, LOUIS PHILIP
''Paris, Aug. 26, 1880" eLAFAYErrE.n
ENGLAND.
: In consequence of the intelligence from Russia
and the state of affairs in the Netherlands the Eng
i'sh funds had declined three per cent.
= LONDON, Septembe, G
f Cay:-The Consol Market opened at ST., bat have
since declined to 8sf for the Account
One O'clock -Consos have rallied little, and 40
peur firm q, 81. The three and half pei
, cents: are s6a5 Russian stock, which opened this
morning at 87a 81, has fallen SCI 2.
Ii 10 said the Government have sert out two steam
boats with dispatches to the Netherlands.
Hay past One.-Consols are 81.
Z -FOUR oCiock-Consols closed at S65- 81
y MISCELLANiES.
f Tie greater part of the town Of Baden has beer
destroyed by FIRE.
payment.
Intelligence has been received of the death of AL
Pacha, of Egypt he died at Cairo.
MARKETS.