Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

Ne ad4 A., trzsi Hf-.' ite ubeffs rrpiieo,
:. y, we IRE al the put live ere your f.i-
low e.fikens /. our haYon4s viii do you no
.,fn baf so.fless car never axe them Of"
Tie erifs tnen beeanis terrific Of Death 10
=. t,grac. Death TO Z. frontt." The names o4
me otfpr ministers were not even mentioned.
rh..e movements ogeobied the neigtborhoad
Cur I, n clock until | O'Clock, Tue shops
aera .peediiy shut. the National Guard every
.ber. reinforced, and lie bulk OF the people
divided and sent quiz " away
In some of me inner fiis. however, several of
,he National Guards wee di,armed--hut Inc
fe,v guns which sef" 50 lakea we're speedily
,.eoysfed by The palroisNho came TO the Teliei
ol II. sruilnes. he goat elite Of tbe crowd
y As conpos III young men, about 10 or ~
Yrar, Of aze. aud aearl,s working jackets and
cloth cap.
s',l,Ck. u zoe ofthq National Guards
No.. m actual duty arDuni the Luxembourg
,eg;rucnts al the lhe we've formed IN tie
Irnyre and Palais kosa', aud the gales closed
AGAINST the public. General Lafayette, that
,,y,nu1s but weak old man, repaired instantly
f., the Palace Of the Luxembourg but on his
u,v Ia, was assa,ird by ohensrge epnhe's, but
the steat bulk Of tue speelBtnrs preserved mat
rpspeCt which is due 10 lbs age aud character.
Ee demanded n bed il the prisun VI The unhnp-
nv Ministers, aud said lha. he should not quli
HAL tOunIIt ubitt iht sih1iuhi9 " NV '"''S
was assured The KING /. ~ slate oil great CON
starvation. Among his MInst rs, Marshal
soplt aloue has energy. Lslit Is vain man
and a talker, but affected, as must necessarily
be his commercial position BY the deplorable
condition Of the times tie has no strength out
of doors.
This morning all the military posts were
etreoothcned The shops were all shut; no
person was permitted 10 pass up the streets,
and regiments in patrol we're necessarily ma
wing down 10 the ftYer. Ball cartridge - eve-
~ where given 20 the troop, and ! think II
cutie impossible that, If they maintain tHeir
present temper and hrmaess, ary mob can
make Il successful act of aggression agains'
the authorities Peoples minds are filled, as |
have mentioned, with anticipation. Fore ga
ors ithe English in pafIicu'n) art all this day
Fastening oot ot Fms and yur h-af whisper.
(Which | do not my sell cTedif,) tbai ihe Nation
al Guards viii not act III the Ia I eatremily -
As individuals, am perfectly awara that IN ny
of tom participate III tae violent Opinions oil
tbe ptoplr.
IL is mt rue that General Goureuud was yes
reriay arrested, but | know that a Council
Vas held last night on The subject OF
arrest, and taat the decision WAS not al
his moment 10 apprehend Inc persons
of some condition II society, who are sad 10
he engaged III cohspracms ior.c 9uner=fe olu-
,iop. Here again I, proof OF the weakness Of
Tue councils of the Court-they are without
vigor, and fear unequal 10 stem a dangerous
crIsis
SENTENCE OF THE EX-fREFCH MINIS
TIERS.
The trial Of the four ministers of Cha'les
The Tenth terminated o. the 2Olh. On the Goth,
the Chamber Of Peers deliherated on their
,a,,anc. Thar dslihpr4tinus uerp spcrpt-
bot il has been ascerlginpd, that only one voice
was raised with the word not guilty generally
there were Ill voices tor The sentences which
were subsequently passed % were for miti-
eating the sentence against Chanieianze aud
DE Ranvlr The sentenre is Condemnation
To- perpetual imprisonment an France, '0ih for
(siiure Of tile, rank and fortune. lie sentence
on Pr,tce Polgnac is seyeter Than hat passed
his CO leagues il declares him cirHy dt Gd.
This IS the substance Of tue decree, winch was
deliver ed in the presence of The four counsel
Of the accuse, ofloriy National Guards, aud
Of some journalists.
During Wednesday, crowds were congrega.
ting aud shouting, aad receiving recruits II ON
the F8HAbourg:, ST. Antoine and s Morcehu.
THIS news having feacht Il head quaitefS Count
Montalnet, The minister of The int rIor, imme-
daey repaired 10 LAFAYETTE. WIN Was with
his staff in the garden ol the Luxembourg, 10
con sult upon The Immediate removal oi the
prisoners IL thrlr old quarters DIT NIncennes.
Lafayette al once objected 10 the attempt
SAID they wer" quite safe in an encampm ut OF
2t009G NatIDhai Guards, besdrs large sub
day lorce. He, At all events, would not IN,
dertake the responsibility of their removal.
" D God % exclaimed thr old Genpral-'what
would be our feelings, II shot from aLy nus
creant took effect upon one of these PRISONERS,
FL III, his
duty through terror oil crowd" The other
officers OF the staff sald, they saw no da ger,
provided they hHa tho prisoners once intIJsed
ia n small cavalry scoIt, aud that the Nation
al Guards Nere passive MOatallvrt then al
once dreided Oh tbef Ttthosdli declaiing that,
as minister oil fhr int Ior, he Was ready 10
TAXI the responsb " upon himself, aud he
Instantly seat Dy eApIess 10 Geu. Ddunesuil
To lie ready toi thwith Tor tne reception of his
old guests, AID tn have all the Lamps the
passages ot the castle igbted. Count Niontai-
vet iastantly urlrt ei his oeen calecGr, HhiCb
,yaa in Attendance, 10 be led round o the
small new door, So we'll tortiied With IRON bars
| and Colo Ell tabvler Was At the same time
! despatched with small escort OF cavalry, To
! he reatiy Il receive The cuieche at the begin
nlu5 pi the next rect leading 10 the BoIvt :
! lard. CO... Feslhdmel went at once 10 The
prisoners, who mad just paitaken of some re-
freshmen IN Iheir dining room; he simply
mentioned 70 Prince Poiignac aud Count Pey.
ronnet, thai tey and their colleagues ere TO
nc ompany bin al once their hats we're han
ded 10 Dhcm-but they had no lime Tor taking
away their papers, OF a change OF dress-;h y
walked slowly and with evident surprise
thloug tie small apartments and narrow wing
ed passas' - oi their pi son, ill they reached
the small outer door, where the calachl ~ tn n
par OF horses, Was ready was small
vehicle. < only with Inconvenience calculated
10 accommodate four persons The leaiheiu
cover was quickly drawn, and in such hurry,
thtt nearly all Tue glasses which were fixed IN
II wee broken, Col. Festhame handed thrm
inio The Carriage, white the staff officers with
Montni.vet, mounted the cavary harsrs ready
saddl ed Ion service on the spot, and st out al
en easy pace tlroagh the iints oil the National
Guards who saw the prisoners as they passed