Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03
n OIs 81 CIT.
From n PARIS paper.
TIE Elk MINISTER'S.

| TIE EX-hlNlo EltS.
| The Seals that had been put upon the urn
| ,ufe Of the TnIlIeres have been taken off and
NJ Chignard delee ated by the Minister of jus
| tce 10 examine aud bring away thr papers they
ronfain, and which will be added 10 the other
documents IN the impeachment OF the ~ MIN
lu.rs They oonsist--lst. oil 'wflre instruments
| relating 10 grarrficntlons granted different
! regiments OF thu Guard. q. Of turty-tHo doc
umenls en,nIed Orders. C4hrespondence. Nutes
,ni Reports, relating 10 the 27lh, 28th, aud
both OF July. 81, OF seven Fires, under the lie
Of hr,cuar esp ing the Fines received from
the court NJ Caeu, aud from others. 4lh, 81
three relating To the Press. 9th, al forty under
the tile of Roports, relative TO the dlierrnt Re.
lgions and Congregations. 9th, OF iairiy-ihree
docnm nfs found in the apartments OF the
bishop OF Hermopohs. 7'h. oi ID papers relating
OF NJ de Chantelapze. Sth, of The three under
the title Of Mem ms and Notes upon the Poly
technic School.
The committee of the Chamber of Peers ara
proceeding scrupuloIsly in the necessary eI-
animation connected with the trial Of the En-
Ministers. II appears that the inquiry by the
Chamber of Deputies will he passed over, aud
The documents of the procedure VIII be taken
rom the time when the Ex-Nlmlsers enter d
INTO Office. These immense researches viii re-
trd he opening Of the trial beyond the Term
GXeh for II. The plradlngs, il IS beleVed, can
not begin before The 10th Ut 2Oth OF December
II is the opiuIon of the lounsellors retained or
the trial that Il will not las, more tlan week
The sentence will therefore be pronounced
amidst tue letes Of the Christmas holy days. The
treatment OF the four priSone:3 ~ Vncennes
bears no resemblance with that oil former state
prisoners. IL is not accompanied by any an
necessary rlger One Of the prisoners must be
struck with the singular contrast. If he renem.
bers the prosecutions he formerly ordered or
tolerated against the men OF letters whom he
sent 10 the prison OF poissy, handcuAed like
maletac ors. and led by gendarmes. / he prs
oners take their meals together They receive
their wives. relations aud frieads
Among tue persons that are allowed TO visit
them, are the brothers OF NJ. de Chan elauze,
NJ. dc LavIlIec Leon, SON n-law of NJ. de Pfy-
ronnet. NJ lie Guernon. Junior. and Mime. de
Guicne, NJ. de Guernon, junior, and Mine.
Poliguac, but the latter has noi been to Vincen-
mes during the last fortnight, being near her
confinement The prisoners have books, paper
and INK. They receive aud read all the Jour
nais.-Atter their meals they usually play al
backg ammon or chess. M.de C1a ltrl ,u2 whose
health is precautions, Isin a very weak state. ".
de Peyronuet exhibits in his Countenance a cool
earnestnesS and some irritation. lie says but
little. NJ DE- Po,ignac is more communicative,
preserves his cOurtIer like manner, and appears
calm NJ. Gucrnon de Kanv,lle displays much
irmness IL appears TO have rased hims ell
above The fate that await him. lie -ngS, aud
at tunes is very jocular. In a conversation lie
lallye TO the curlostie5 Of Sinccnncs, on tn Go
vernon mentioning that II was not Tue that 81.
/ LOUIS had administered Justice under an oak,
! bat sometimes came TO Vncennrs to settle DIS
! putes which had risen between families, NJ.
tiuernon de RlnviIle added, smiling, thai he
Was the Judge de Pax OF tue country. Since
! the lat mcursion Of the Partsians ugoI kIucen-
nes, General Dimesuil has ordered four open.
ngs TO be made IN the outer wall towards Paris,
Nhere cannon will be placed, TO 6,e upon
such as might make another attempt 10 attack.
10 persons who are acquainted with the inie
rIer OF the Castle, it is evident thai 800 artillery
men arc suilicisnt 10 keep at bay 80. 900 men
! The PRISONERS will continue in this fortress al
long as possible, aud their removal TO the Lux
cmbuurg viii OILY DO known 10 tue pubic when
II shall have been effected. Every thing is pre-
I pared IN this new prison 10 receive them The
gate towards the Rue de Vausrard will be open
ed only TO the military on duy. The prisoner,
aud the persons who visit them will enter a sma /
wicket door. The following are some details on
the interior arrang ements of the PRISON. Beyond
| guard-houSe, III winch there ale already CANT
beds and stoc~. of arms ATE the rooms destined
for the prisoners the first is that of a. de
Chanlelduxe. All tna interior communication.
as well as the closets and chlmnies are walled
up. In the middle Is "A stove with all ITS appen.
dages. On the LETT is a mahogany bed.iead
with a soft mattTasS, and white curtains Alta
Bile, a chest OF drawers, aud two chairs form
the residue OF the furniture Of this apartment -
| There is good light owing TO the high win.
dows, halt Of when is masked on TN outs III i,
by boards covered with iron, Above the, "a
boards are strong iron bars close to each other
aud which are screened with iron tissue, 10 pre
vent arns, or even letters from being thrown in
Nothing Is seen through the windows bur The
sky and the trl-coloured dag on the dome Of the
Luxembourg.
The rooms destined for NJ. de PoHgnac VI
de Peyronnet, aud NJ. 0uernon de Rany,ll,
present the same arrangement, but do not cum
municate wIIh each other. They are apprn,cb
ed hy different passages. Each OF the roous
Is closed by an oak door, -four inches tnick. fur-
nished with enormous locks and bolts ( tha
entrance OF the room isa square watch hay
called the tdmbour, IN which will be placed a
sentinel, who by means Of an openins closad
w!h glass, will be enabled constantly n Oh
I serve whatever passes IN all parts octbe rom,
| No one Will he allowed to enter the ,o,,,s r.
the prisoners, except their wives their rouos.l
ana such ecciesiaS'ics as they may wish ia can
| Ter VITA in prIvdte. DINER visitors viii ta ID
J united nso the common parton. The room