Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
from the Gaze,te de France Of Oct. 81
PREFECTURE OF PARIS

Inhabitants If Pars.--Tumultuous a. semb,;cs iron.
bic the public peace-they oct the car of he KIM
by paralysing industry and commerce they stop me
sources of prosperity; If they do not cease mncdi
ntciy, they will iarnis the eclat of this ooriou. re
volution, which has acquired for France the admira.
Ton OF the world These assemblies are not to be
imputed TO those brave men whose generosity cnuo Ia
their courage. but to small number of misled men
whom perSdious agitators excite TO disorder. the
Inst hope OF our enemies. a great proceeding
Is taking ITS regular course.-They wish to make
the people believe that the accused will be Withdrawn
from the responsibility Of their acts. II will be
found that the people deceivcd-that Justice will
he done; but, whatever that justice way be- the ma
Jesy OF the laws, and the independence of the udpos
must he respected The result should be attended to
with a:ience. -
Inhabitants Of Paris, be not dissuieted--yorr ma ps
trates watch over the maintenance of or,ler-evsrv
measure is taken which can be necessary to assure
IL. Ihoy strongly reckon upon the spirit which ami
mhes you-upon your patriotism upon the National
Guard, so worthy of that liberty which i, has con-
Quered. You may also reckon upon ihnm--,bev
Will fnihi 'heir duties, GlROD Ode LAIN) :
Project OF Police
Paris, October 10, 1890.
Court Of The Paais Royal. They cried. Death To
the Ministers! vengance!' The KING descended,
without any escort, and in every day dress. and
spoke to tie persons around him we are assured
that ne SAID vengeance never, Justice always II
u IS necessary, will put myself at the head of the
National Guard To make the laws respected--I arr
the friend Of liberty, but detcs lcentiousncss Lei
good citizens return; tho law shall be executed and
Justice shall do her duty" Lively acclsnaiions fol-
lowed these words. The crowd dispersed almost
Immediately.
From the Messenger des Cbombrcs of Oct all
yesterday evening crowds again assembled in the
courts OF the Palas Royal utterlng the same cries
and the same threats which have for some dnvs dis
turbed and offended ell good ctizeps The courts
were promptly cleared by the National Guard: I'm,
crowds formed again the Place in tho runt Of The
faIace, and the same Cries were continued. In the
mean time number of individuals went through va
Tous quarters Of the city, endeavornp to excite tho
people TO unite with them, and march ,o the paIa;.
royal but every whore they failed, and their Ian.
guage was received with universal indipna,ion
liz the meanwhile tho National Guards d spc rsed
tho Crowds on the Place du Palas Royal and con,
peled band or from 400 10 500 individuals IN rc
tire, who took the road to Vincennes by the Fan
bourg 81 Antoine. a few of them carried Grd nrns
and others sticks. On their arrival at Vmcenoc.
they required that the Ministers should be y,ven
upto henl Gen. Dumesnil replied TO them as became
his character and his duty they took tic road to
PorIs. and appeared again at the Palas RoynI NJ.
tering the same cries. Tho National Guard asscm-
bled from oil points, and in less than half an hour
tho Palace and the surrounding streets were eyscuo
ted, the most turbulent arrested all the crowds
were dispersed, and good order was completely re-
| stored.
One hundred and thirty six individuals were car
| rIedto the Prefecture Of Police. and immediately
lntcrogaed previous to their appearance before tho
Magistrate. On the Place du PaaIs ROYAL nj tho
spot where the arrest took place. number OF bin
cards were found. several Of which, beiraynp thus
their origin, contain vIocn' attacks on the person
OF the King. severe investigation will take place
as 10 the true authors of these Disturbance which
inspire so just on an,ipchv tho mart Of tho nom.