Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
EOREssN NEWS
From The ~ Y .T,Hfaal Of en- qerce, Jim
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM Ed.
ROPE

"
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EJ-
Our news schooner Journal Of Commerce is jus,
M from ia packet ship Geo Washington, Cani
Hodredge, bringing u, Lonlon papars TO No
yember 33I, anl Liverpool to the 2l,'. both inc!u-
siye.
OPENING OF TIE CHAMBERS.
We have received tho Paris mornin2 piptcs Of
Monday art the NouyelIiste on Monday evening.
We ave from the latter an account OF the open
.ne of mo legislative session, together wlth the
s9eeea icyercd 10y the King on that occasion -
\ crowd assembled at an eaflY hor IN The
neiehborho5d ot the Ch1siner Of Deputies. The
door, were opoenad al + O'Clock, Immediately
after winch the tribunes were eaiIrey filed. AT
> O'Clock the firing oil cannon ahnopnccd the
approach of The K,ng. Tie populations went out
III meet him.
IN. Queen. accompanied By her two Children
and Madame Adelaide came into the tribune which
Tad bacn reserved tor her.
The King entered the Chamber Immediately af-
ter H. wore the uniform Of the National Guards,
and was preceded by the grand Populations, AID
followed bya numerous staff He was grectei
by the cries of N.v3 ie itol : which burst forth
I.un every part of lhs Gham1er. HIS Majesty
uncovered an, took his seat on the throne Tie
thon SAID to the peers aud deputies, " G'ntIemen,
be seated :" a,i then covering himself again
delivered the following speech, with II steady
voice -
SPEECH or TIE FRENCH KING
. nil.nea,--I nm q al after long separation,
again TO have recourse To your wisdom and sup
port In thointccyal, my government has been
exposed to serious Trials. lthas overcome them
by rs own strength; 1t has trlunPhed over fac
tons.
Deceived by the Generosity ofour institutions, by
orr respect for the guaranees ofpabc rights, they
nave miscaiculoted the strength Of LEGAL 'n1 mo-
,,efatt-pocy, In PARIS, in The name OF Tho repn5-
ilc-ln the west in the n3me ct the counter ftNo'n-
ton-thcy have attacked BY force OF arms the es-
tahlished order
The attempts at republieansm, as well as couh-
ter-revoIution have been quelled
The days of the 9th and Oh OF June have made
manifest the peryersitY & mbaclty OF ne trends
Of anarchy. They have made clear the danger OF
policy which would temporize with suovc'sNe
passions, instead of crushing them n their oTIh'
Constitutional monarchy has recognized lis true
friends and its true defenders In that generous po-
pulelion Of Paris in that intrepid national guard
that brave and faithful army who have 81 eacrsei-
callv repuIsed such attempts.
l nave D1Gu Wei huPpJ wv ~ P''|N''~~' -
encouraging good citizens, has FASTENED TO pat
down scditIon.
|, has been seen what force constitutional hing
may lind IN the support OF tine nation waen COM
pelied TO have recourse 10 arms to defend me
crown which he has been called on TO wear, ana
the institutions which he has sworn to MAINTAIN
We have had TO dcpore IN the west insufrec-
tons and odons crimes. The mass OF the popula-
ton have not taken any part IN II aud Wherever
the rebellion has broken out has been speedily
extingulshed. Let, therefore, the cupahIa authors
ofcigiI war, who have 50 many times desoinien
hose districts lose all nope of counter-reyo!dIon
AS impossible in MY yes as IN yours iot they
find Us unanimous to suppress il, always faithful
to nnr oaths and ready TO unite our destinieS with
to-s q. til" country.
4 t.s3rl event, aud decisive FOR the public peace,
vIsl,stroy the last Illusions Of tins party
Gentlemen, al Paris, as IN the west, my Govern
,,ent has been able to borrow fo, the existing laws
al! the energy compatible with justice For 'Ihe
,l,nss ,l,p repression is necessary. IN these crt'