Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

Hsrold, were sung by Adolph Nousrit The pess
was loudly ensored sne the second time was oven exc.
suited with more iase and strength than the frat To
his succeeded a chorus from Raneau's Caster and
Pollok, with words--and the effect Of ,hi, pisss
wac more than enchanting, fov Il wac subme. After
HYDE Chorus Of the Creation, the Parish, nue. wa
sung In fcil chorus.
The whole assembly occasionally LINED, and never
Witnessed in any moments of popular sx.i,em.n,, 10
any soun'y, ep,busia,tis feeling of low and do
light The souplet 10 the PdTisie'sne. in which IN.
grey hairs Of l. fiyete spoken Of wa, received
WIN an a.d"r and en- hn.a,m which soud TO be sur
passed. "Vvs Lsisye"! Vive Lisye,n!" wa,
shouted again and yet again by thousands of yeises
aud there he sat, In qust amt retired attitude with
that hou-s face and noble emile Of modest
which rnskis him the greatest Of the grea., and en-.
dears him 10 all the lovers OF liberty in evsrv cline.
aud hcb has obtained for him title Of the Liberia
or Of Two worlds During the performance of this
piece the dePntaton OF ,hs eombatan,s Of july, who
bad accompanied the King passed 10 review before the
throne, shook hands with L,u' Phil p aud the Duke
OF Nsnours, and then retired with tho RIVAL party
hills, the orchestra aud tho assembly sang and r.
sang the Marssillas. with the same en,hussm az 10
July, 1880 A. tho Hero OF tn Revolution ,iaysite)
was returning from he Pan, hson, tho people entire Al
ed TO be allowed to draw him homo In triumph But
ibis The neral wouij not permit He seek. not and
will not consent even TO receive those mark. Of APP
proba ion so easily purchased by vulgar men and vul-
gar miuds. Bat he allowed 1puta,ion 10 escort hi.
carriage 20 bis private residence, willis, thou.auds fol-
lowed him exc aiming: give Lafayette" "vive 10
than onse, "Vivsbt Ia Liser,e ct les Pslopa IL /,
| thus be always acts. He SEXES on good moment 10
produce good feet and serve good cause.
The process. ion OF the King returned by III. Lpxsm
bourg rd ms aud The Place de Csrrou.ei 10 The Pa.
lsis R'yal, tho og being si escorted by those who
wore To. decoration Of the Gross and the medal He
was well received and loudly ehgered, and the public
| ceremonies Of The 9Th July ware thus terminated
10 The evening OF his day. thu city wac Tranquil
The Tisaires were all closed tho cafes ar places OF
public rendezvous generl,y deser,cd; and eash
ono Pased in rsiD ment and citation The remaining
hours OF the 9Th JIy. 1881. Midnight srsiv.d-aud
Paris was a. siient abe graves Of those who had
dax vualu nnsta ~.
aganst power d,,Po,ism. and mill airy despoism and
fury-wi'hout arms, ammunition, The means
Of defspc..
had hoped In thi, letter TO have completed the his
tory o! the three last dayshu' defer the remain.
der until tomorrow. Your obedient servant,
o. p. @.
The 29h was hS~d for the military portion OF The
festival Between 10 900 and 80 900 Naiisnal Guards
OF The city OF Paris aud ts envrons extended from The
pac> &c la Revolt ion (Chamo, ysses0 soog the Ru.
Royae, The interior aud the Roe Faubourp
ST. Antoine to The Barrier d, Trons On The rich side
The LETT was occupied by the troops of he line who
being less numerous than the National Guards, Marshal
Soult adtoy ordered hA.p,rad. Of the beiowses an
v', and other nlter.l OF be artillery ,rsu to be adj.
ded aud thus eked out the lLings OF h: uvards and
the Fanbourg s.. Antcice.
report, said 10 haze come from the lips The King
was made to every troop aud company Of cavalry anu
nlsn"yI.hiz n soldier aud soldier ci,izen.-lha, hs
Poles had gatoed great victory over the r iisaas-
killed l6 600 Of ihem and taken Is 900 more with
from 30 to so ri>ces Of cannon.
WORDS canpot convey the elsc!rie effect Of this intel.
ngrnce on ne troops end the public who Instantly
learned 10. From that moment o'clock AZ noon un.
I'll one this morning, Paris rang shouts and trum
phan, soNgs. fear that the report was onIv an ar
sggeration Of those received by Chfzauowsks susees
ever Rudger, and, so the policy Of the russ
unques'ionabe. De Of the rssuiis however 90 strk.
ing, thai u will MOI have BEEN lost upon those who
eoncoeted mean the compsts fraSeruiza,ion Of the
National Guards and troops of the lins. "Vive l.,
folosne! wa The hfst and helmns shout thai
ourt from ne lips OF every man Of the 10000 under
| arms.
"Vive la Garie N;'ionsis de Pa,i.!.' aYye Ia Garde
Nationals de nIeu' "Vive Ia l. gnt!" was reeipro.
caiy .hou'ed from line 10 lima, and from 10 man.
Caps and hemots were mouotsd th pon,s OF BAY.
oneis or sabres. Embraces were exchanged. Ham
Pers OF "ine TIE spontaneous Offering, of the nha Bit
ants OF the Backwards, drupk 10 the success Of
the Poles and to the union OF all Frenchmen Eo,hu
sasm reashed its height, and admirably prepared The
mind, OF all for the enoyments OF the evening and The
splendid fireworks aud iluminations with which the
'nree Gays anniversary were appropriately terminated
Oae incden, will show how en- 'ireiy The public .yrn
pathised IN the Joy Of the military on thi, occasion
The cavalry OF The National Guards had until within
these low days, worn that very cap called
Coi6ech Tney last week adopted the Polish
"Schdspskd" and row, 40 Respects siohing, resemble
Of them appeared throughout Paris. yesterday, The
'Schdspskd recalled tho glorious Poles TO the minds
Of tho spectators, and the National Guards were sau ed
with "Vivent les Polonai.!" (The Piles forsv.rl IN
which, braneishag III ir swords, the cz N colder,
heartily united.
From the New York American
We give few more extracts from foreign papsrs
in order 10 deg ee 10 compIste the chain Of ra
cent occurrences. The rumors 10 n,::.a;; ,ys >.
TERED on Monday, we see no reason 10 believe an
:hsn.is "x"-r: :.ose re'pec ing new disturbance in
Italy, whish may very we'll ensue, think, upon The
withdrawal OF the Austrian troops. TIE report of The
death OF the Emperor Nehoas son,radieted on the
London Exchange, on the "a August, and the Ham.
burg papers received in London on that day, bring
log The latest dates from the vicinity Of the armies
were silent respespg the alleged victory Of the Poles
which caused such transports OF joy 10 the Parisiaps
and the National Guard, ,hs day OF the great re.
view, the 29;h Of July. 10 the universal feeling
OF delight, however, tom the Ccu down, with which
mis- report was hailed, may read the certain in
diea'on OF what France, il only the Poles can beat
back the great attack with which P8skewiich wa,
menasing them, w.ll-nay, under the Pfu,-ian de.
taration, niust-do, TO as,ert tbo cause Of PylnJ-
Epgiand i'll not hs behiad hand in sueb an .nterpo-
siion and, il the French fquadron, so tonoraby en-
p!oyed 10 compelling the monster Don Miguel 10 az.
knowledge the error OF his ways, and that OF SIR F.
ron oil name lvre has been for time eruzing sbou
tho shanueI could be united aud into tbs Baltic
to appear oil Din8ie aud 10 blockade The porte OF P,u,
STA morally, that power too might be taught that in,
octiUHy, In such cause as that Of Poland, md In its
sense Of the word, is niy the OF man. aud
all tree n siions
Further Extracts from London Papeys
! PoRTUGAL-Tbe eonGitiSps imposed by the French
Admiral upon D. Miguel, are stated TO BIT
ls'. Tbe dismissal OF the Superintendent General of
Poi 81 The rsvtfsSl OF all seuenses prououp ced
against freochmen Tor political opnions. 81, An it,
dsmniy Of 800 600 flames for the expenses of the ex
psdiion. 4,h, The n.er'on in the Gizstle OF the
rfensh demands, end the acceptance ,h.ieof by The
portuguese government, together with paeards con-
taning these fae posed tho scrners of the street.
through whish Bonhomme wac Paraded.
These hard condition s. but the Little Dsspet nina,
bear The m withdrawing.
From tho London Observer, Of 3lst july
We regre, much 10 be compelled 10 confess that
our fear' 100 unhsppiy real izsd with rs,pes, 10
ID I'm nands All a.. al +