Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21
)ER-iN- CHEF OF THE
NAIlONAL ARMY"
London March 20 .
Ut by preUtoits arriUais. !
FRANCE.

M. Saigerte took an opportunity Of saving
that the honorable members musi all pariake
with him in the interest and anxiety he feli
upon the painful occurrences that he'd kept the
greater part OF the capital, during tue two lasi
days, in a distressing state of alarm aud would
have excused h,m one Of the Deputies of The
Department, had called upon The Government
4 for information bat he thought that the mo.
men, rad not yet arrived. When tranquility
was restored they would put the question To
Ministers, as 81 the measures they had taken
To prevent the events from occurring IA well
as to put an end 20 them WHEN commenced
Ths Minister Of Itorship and PubLc fnslruc.
ton thun rose and addressed the Chaml,rr IN
the following effect The Q io,dienne and
the Ga2 tie lie Fiance informed the cauital that
| II Fuaeral Service would be celebrated on the
1ith oi February, on the occasion of the Bn-
! n,sersaiy OF Ihr death of The D IKE of Berri
of tb,s thr Goyeruna nj was previously aware
aud feeling that 1t had no direct al hoiit, TO
Aiterltre with what might be consil eaed IA n
private religious ceremony bGt at tile sane
lime, having reason 10 spprenend chat under
the shei &c OF TINS pretence, the spirit uc fac
/ ton aud hatred AGAINST our institutions, would
make en- attempt Ia provoke political ani,nos.
| lily and d!scotG, the Government ielt that sol.c
ptecautionHr, measures were necessary Blu
| ~hai could be the mature oil tbtSe measures
Oar Revolution has not required extraordinary
means for its maintenance. Every thing was
! restored to ,he strict linz Of the la =, and he
law admits OF 40 proven i've measures. there
| fore used the MOI al influence Afforded me by
the Office with which | am invested. adj
DIRE ssed thu Archbishop OF Paris ; | acquainted
hun with my tears Of the serious consequences
| that nigh ensue flom the preparations an
| nounred by the journals. pointed out 0 him
she grounds upon which the Government were
| convinced that it ~as not to be mere reli ious
prayer, but that il was 10 he used as an appeal
10 the political passions, aud under the mask
| of rs2Ion concealed SINISTER designs. also
sent for he Rector OF St Rpch aud explained
to him my sentiments and am bound 10 de
rlnre in MS praise, that he fully comprehen-
sled that, though his prayers we're due to all
who might require them, he ought certainly to
refIse them cloak TO guilty designs. What
was the consequence The intervention of the
Government thus limited within The bounds of
| the law, was generally made known--is was
announced in the Quolidenue. Yesterday,
IWo persons, posted at the entrance of ST. Rocb,
acquainted those who came 10 attend The ser-
vice, that it was transferred TO the Chutch OF
| ST. German / Auxerrois. There the spiit of
faction threw inside the vel. Criminal acts
were committed the Government then pro mpt-
! iy put in force tue authority with winch il was
ARMED, arrests were made, aud the otlenders
he,ng III the hands OF justice, II does not be
L ONE me 10 sav more upon the subject. feel
II vself, however, bound 10 declare. that the
p iriy which was conquered in July, again
{ lme forth and interpreted the resolution OF
oyeTnment not to take illegal steps as Nh IN
di cation of weakness, while il should have
! nown that il arose IRON Codhdence in the |
q rinness OF tine national force. Shonld this |
+ Ict,on wish 10 make another effort, Lot it |
Is Earn that the present Government viii never
a SIX from the law what the law will certainly |
eiuse bur viii content itself with the power
ranted TO IL by the Jaw. Attempts have been
Committed. France desires that the authors OF
bese attempts should be legally iried, con-
c cmnrd u punched. These are ali he explains
u IONS at pse,en. 10 my power TO lay before the
hanber The Government knows its duties
MI will perform them. (Cherrs.j
M. MnugUin rose tospeak, but
The Prestdea! said that the rules OF the
Chamber required that when "A member Wished
o put questions to either Of the Ministers he !
houid give previous notice, and fix day--a
uk recently adMitted and observed by Nj Sat
ere.
NJ. de MarcnY observed that NJ. Salyerte had
Ioi f1rd any day.
NJ. Mdpguin replied that he, in concert with
NJ. Salvertr, bad resolved to call the attention.
ot the Chamber 20 passing events, but had
from IN. Ministers al the disturbances were
entirely tan end. The Minister OF Public In
( structon had, however voluntarily entered it,-
| To explanations which he NJ. MauyuinI did
not think satisfactory, aud to which he lnten-
ded to reply, reserviag his right to put further
ilHi6stioHS al future day.
/ Sitting Of Feb. 1.-THE public attention was
4 attracted by the alterations made IN the Cham
Der, Almost all the feur.de-lis had Oeen ef-
laced, there only remaining twenty -four in the
cehinS. These changes encited general at.
! ,ention.
\ The order of the day was the continuation
poi The proposition relative &c the muucipal Or
/ ganza,ion.
w. Befy DeieSSeri rose to move an amend.
| ment Inc Ho" Deputy after taking gen
I ers review of the ,nunicipal law ,1pr,ssrJ Lis
regret that Pa,Is had been exempted from the
operallon OF The law for tho capital, more
| 'hhn the provinces, required municipal ad-
.'''''s"a'oh, which was equally firm and mod
crate and "hich was able guarantee the So
cn'ty ofthe citizens. On seeing the events
"hicn have afflicted the capital, continued
,ne Non Deputy" can WE help lanent,ng he
phhonrss oil the ministry, which could not fore
see wh"t II was SO easy to preventP How can
we Imagine thai the authorities which were a.
Die 10 prevent The funeral service at 81 Koch.
| cou'h NOT do as much at ST. German Aux
eIio's' as they "sIe Informed O, It beforehand
why oia they allow this service, " hich had MOI
'sRe" place for several years, in So ill.chosen
sPo'' a"o oe'ore the tonbs OF Tue victims of
'as Ahe conqueFing people were rous ed
10 ''surrecuon on thinking of I'M, outage
why on not the ministry calculate upon the
e"nst quehces OF this pretended re Ii givus sccne,
which occasIon-d the events hat have afflicted
Tue friends OF order -
was impossible, in spite of the efforts oil
me Na'ionai Guard, to pr, yea, the Disaster,
"hish aaye taken place--di,asleis which, in ,