Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09

-, and the Duke y. .IN,, or ,h.. Marion.
inform a. one OF the cavalry Of .i mu tn
.i 1' n on his left, the Dakes 0, oa'na'ia,
- and rre,iso, General Gerard ana Couh,
' !, Al he htad Of the stall oi the na''o.a.
nJ4!' - \ squadron OF dragons. a party
~, municipal Gaard closed the protection.
= 80 .,,er. was wanting---0ne to whom
Oe' ~ iooss With undated confidence, and
FIsats s'"' loye--one whu IN Jaiy last had
"sa 'a... nLet there be- Republic;' aud
"Y .IJL,,e been one: as he cried, " let there
mere V'N';,u,onal Monarchy, surrounded ny he
h:a OOh', Ta1t;,ations," and the Monarchy was
T'oE+% 81 though the Republican Institutions
r''ao'.'Lr ;,Ssr,o been realized. That absentee
h'e n% 5,l "' ard the people asked, ''where
~ He was not there, Isl, Because ne ooes
.,ii.t ue are walking IN the ways OF July
'.o. 81 Because, on an occasion IKE the pre-
'''' y,od not. by being there, excite cries
'n =" ar nave disturbed the pea-e or the har-
'''H ~ ,na.e who fosmed part OF the eortege;
H'"i p,c,rse. rs he did not agree with those
"au gi giyen Royali,t Interpretation to pO-
".' ,9Jnnop, he would not, by his presence,
i"" ., c,untenanee their system or their mea-
| .oP'"' ~ therefore with that wisdom. pru-
nc - f,rhearance uhiCh ever distinguish eve
a-,. If NJ, life. Gen. Lafayette ab,tained tron
,,.ad,ag. Daring the progress Of inc process
n, Long the Boulerards the h'ns was ven re-
"'.i Nnsesays and small baskets OF mowers
an .,rewed before him by many hundreds % CT
cam. attached to his person. his iamii y, ana MS
,"n'.,y Cries Of ..Vwa lie Rol." though nov
Enthusiastically shouted. were very genera''y
,',. anal when his Majesty arrived at the Place
| r, p,.,iIIp. he wa, surrounded by tens oil thou
'n|. II 1op!addlng and respectable individuals,
%'..;,sd Lis hand aud swore to defend his
=. rroyi,I,d he would be faithful to them
I,,,5p Revolution Of July" Upon the site
MI, DESIGNED fur the fountain o! the Ele-
-n,n, w,s nlaceJ the model of wood in an &C.
1..J mnnumsnt. the four principal fronts OF
,,ii,b prs,eut the siege Of the BastiIle la l'o9-
u. ..ae Of the Hotel de VIlle-and the taking
Il n. I,u,re ia 1850, and tie oath vi Louis
pInL IN August of last year. painted mln'ta-
-, # relief by NJ. Case. Upon the four alter
~. ,,,nts arc inscribed the names of tae citizens
uhofsu in July. 1880. Above these princ!pe
h,.r, Is pedestal, on tao sides OF wm'a appear
n. dates OF the 18th, 28th, 29th, Jn!v. dad
Oh he other the motto of the National G1drda.
:. Ll5,rte--Ordre Pubiique." The ipur angles
ar, orn,m,nted with Gdiilk cocks, AMI ~ tie
,,p,rs Is an emblem of the Charter q! 1850
'Geuhole rnonumenti. Sarmountcd by wreath
Inscribed with the num6e o! the II arr"huisse-
,neut, each surmOauted with 4 funeral loren,
painted red. white and b,Ge. Garia"ds u cy-
pres, and tr.cuurci flags. with GRAPE drarrrIeS,
form the remaining ornaments. A large. ese'at-
I'd teUt. occupied by the RpYai party, was ochind
IN, nOnnment, and communicated w,th 1t by a
bridge Of ,i.ht aud elegant construction. On
each ,IleO the tent was aa ample theatre, reser-
we'd Tor the Members of the Chambers, and mu-
Ncipa and Scientifc bodies oi the State, who
we're supplied with tickets. The ceremony 0i
the laying Of the first stone was conducted with
m this model d the monument, which was small
aad covered over, and therefore not more than a
dozen individuals could witness this individual
tot ROYAL interest and sympathy with the Ju-
iyrevouhOn. As temporary model. the build
iaserected answered every purpose, and was po-
pGIrand unUsteutaheus; but It the Government
really intends TO adopt this model as that after
Which monument Is TO be erected in stone, then
reJect the proposal, and hope that monument
10 commemorate such an event, will have much
'ess unscl and great deal more Of taste-much
IS hnery and show. and great deal more of
'!b'tad'ni and classic ornament ab0utit.
At the Bastile. circumstance occurred to
when 1t Is necessary to refer. and which it is also
essential To explain. According TO the pro-
E'amme o' the teatS which was prepared and cir.
eaaled before the anniversary commenced. De-
Pa'l'lOns from the citizens, on whom had been
,"nIerred by France the Cross. or the medal of
July we're announced as having been directed
'"r'n part OF the cortege from the Palais ROYAL
y We bistllIe. But the MAYORS uf the different
'''hd|>ements were to draw lots for those who
"isht 20 attend, and he only knew In his official
CHARACTER those who had taken the oath of allie.
sanCe required BY NJ Casimir Pericr, and had,
nete"re. received the crosses Ur the medals. -
inns oath they had not aud would not take, and.
H''ri''e 'nS score of those persons joined
.ae procession to the Bastile instead Of some
'"a'1hd'' When, howeyer, his Majesty was
G ~ 10 gut the spot, in order to proceed TO tire
'"'Ne'h,adepatation from these citizens waited
."' ne hlns, aud thus addressed him" Sire,
's'r months since the cOmba'ants of July &C.
,I,e' me t''Ie OF the Sacred Lssion,' by &C
=, ''NnYins your Majesty to the steps Of the
'He'ei today, decorated vita tie order of Ju-
~ hey entreat soar Majesty to confirm that ii.
ne" Sacred Legion, by permitting them to ac-
''"''aV YOU to The Pantheon" This offer was
..'' Fatrioilc aud SirtuOus. 1t has been said.
,''' sAtrl'y, Of the combatants of July, by their
3NCr pnpmiaS that a. A..