Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

Was roaghly handled. lfi.eoioFsi hags nav
been boosted b, The people upon ihs shsrchs
ri 81. Etiende do Moni, 81. Gefsais, AMI 81
Lauren. -Ihs church ~ 81. German faux
srreis has been msfamorpbnsed inio IN
50 Marie In a.nirieme Announcement - tl
farsd. VS. brilliantly ,iluaiuaieJ. aaJ sbeu
= o'eioek bpsi 81 LOUIS Philip placed o.
ths platform, where n was ,,.aufurs.ed snlIds
the HpplAud,ng shouts of the peopif, aud sur
rounded 9Th IN :olorsd Gag.
The 1snrs-Js ii. se1iptufed 0niisf the gal
lerirs OF fhe E1ehange wire the lbtl
covered with plaster. aud those IA the from
| of the PslsY ROYAL ARE ON the i7th oideI.i
by tie hing TO be removed M The course oil th'
ugh.
DESTRUCTION OF THE PALACE Oh
1HE ARCH BISHOP Or PARIS.
On ~ 10Th, the popnar Jury was dlreefe'
against lie Archbishop OF Paris. We cop,
IRON The Contributions of the follow M
day -
!" 1 considerable crowd wPnt yesterday Il
conaan.. where the Archbishop Of PARIS -
sidss. but h. whs nDsrni. Ibanks TO The assis.
ianoe vi fhp National Guard Of Chsfsnton AM
The National Quart Of Berey, the project oil
burning The house, winch npp"arei to have
been folmed. was NOT Aecei d, but his lnfni-
fnre aud pictures urfe irstiofrd. Tue plate
and llnen wire saYc5 by the onJrts oi Mr.. Mi
epel j..
"1o.prds seven o'clock crowds formed be
tore ths church Same Marguerite. AID int
mob loudly demands al 81 II should De pulled
down. sn1 that a stone. w.,ici had at It's an-
giles lleurs-dr III, should he broken TO pirces.
VI. qnem,O, CommlssaTy OF f"iice vi The
fsubonrg 81. AntuI"r, gave orders to tins
effect, aud the cross and tine stone soon d,ssp-
peared& few minutes ah.f.ar.is, info tma-
ton CAM mat the SrmiB.ny oil Piopus had
been attacked. aud delivered up 10 pilla se III
same con,m,ssary oil police ent there named :
airly with a large detachment ol The National
Guard, aud succeeded IN clea, ing IL of he mob.
and Ia conducting o the Prefecture several m.
dIviduals, upon whom were fou,,d stolen aril.
Giles.
Yeaerday aspne o'cl,ek, by order OF the
author ties, scafolding was put over the beau.
ilful ch OF the Carousai aud wprltnlsn " lth
haichsts, destroyed the ba.- eef OF lie 1ro.
csdsro. AID the emblems al the victories Of e
Duke d'Anso ,lrme ,n"0. Pajol, accompanied
by his staff, wasprestnt."
PARIS, Feb. Is.
To this war of the mob against The j7eaT nc
hs. tho emblem oil the ancient glo,y Of Franc,
the king has found himself 30 weak as 10 De
Obliged 10 yield. On the l6th ,bo Moniteur
contained Royal ordinance which prov,drs
hat M future the state seal shall Represent an
open book "lih the ~oris larte hs $780,
surmounied by a crown, with the srpplIe and
hand OF justice crossed. and tr,colored flags
ben'nd the shield. And The following not,,s
Wa ',sned from the Kings Cabinet, Oh the
Eth -
: Tn. King, in continuing The Aeurs-le.lis
on the state seal. has CONSIDERED them a.
nothing more ,hnn an emblem wlifh ha. been
tina, OF France Tor several tenturhs, aud wnIth
yeraea facts honorable To his ancestors anu
giotlon, 10 the uation.-Bu' some ulpable al
trnpts have ma c III. III rally,og sign tor tn.
enemies of III new dynasty, mud OF our ins,
tntiaB aud ~ pu lie oplnioa Hcnolds IA these
embl.ms noihlg bun recent odious Iocoilrc.
fiohs, The king has discarded all other consd-
er4tipns, an! is,ded ~ ordinance to change The
STATE Seal. Al The same lime His Majesty la,
given orders 10 'eno,e tie Grnrs.d, is where
tan be done Withhold deialiug the pnbic
monunents, and without rrnewiug the mutt
l,t,ons occasioned by the removal IN 1914 oil
lhe rmblrms al he republic, aud the reign al
Napoleon. Already The has reliefs " 1ich nan
been taken DO from The tIlunphHl arch on
ihe place dn farousa Al al the Iesiotatioa, me-
being replaced by the King orders"
The Monitor of The 10Th informs us that at
half past Q O'clock eli the mornins OF that day
thr KING. a tcnmpanied by thu Princes, his
sous, by Marshal Gerard, General Pajol, and
several Gen mi officers went 10 the place dn
K arousai 10 1--WE" i"tlse hauail on. OF the
National Guard OF Pas and The suburbs, two
deiiichnents OF tn" Seine, several detach-
menls oi The Cavalry OF The National 6 iaid, y
oi ,brsarrlson
The King delivered the follow .ns addres, to
i..t
NV dear ComraJes-AiHays faithful TO
France, always Devoted 10 my country, il is
Tor her--h is alone tor her lnI,resl---lhat hav.
accepted the Throne, 10 winch | have been
called by tho VOICE 1.-The people. shall guard
loyally this honorable trust, To deiend II against
all our enemies, whoever they may be 10
maintain our institutions, our laws, our Tibet
ties to sustain the NITRO haliy which la, French
heart has suffered SO much To bshold 30 fra
Quendy forgotten IN III ST late years | shall
defs, II, no matter VINO they may be who
should dare 10 insult our glorious national co.
lour., by attempting 10 oppose To them openly
the white flag, or whether obscure attempts
be made IN the dark 10 RIB pist IL, such as that
which ha.now excited tue jisi indignat on OF
the public.
" Those who have made themselves liable 10
pun ishnent are delivered over 10 the hands al
justice, aud they "lli be punished in ,,u.s..
nnce OF the risour OF the laws: but WHEN thai
indignation ceases, the man Hesitation of winch,
by disorders, and shameful devastation. OF
which yesterday has gwen such = sad spel tacle
10 France aud Europe, do nol forget that mel.
ther liberty nor governments is poss BILE where
public order IS not constantly maintained.
" lie. us pa, an end TO these Citations let u
depNse our enemies of every preieXt UNDER
which they dare To screen themselves, in or.
der that they may achieve their otl Cts 10 the
detriment of France aud oil our national
| cause.
Il ID for the National Guard 10 second me in
tins patriotic nndrnakins-lt is to ,het en
lIreiy coniide myself
/ The following persons have been arrested
! viz The Baron de Nit7olles, an ex-f'err Of
! France Vscouu, FELIX de Conny. an r.-Dr.