Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

In the open space before the magnificent snj venerable
pile OF the church OF Notre Dame, aud the Hotel Deu
while side the devaut their alterations and
on'he o'her,,f o people were pressing obtain er-
trance into The Hospital visit their friends or to witness
the excellent arrangements Tor the sick and heirl.s
saw Juggier performing his tricks for the eicson OF
numerous multitude. aud in the Intervals is snc 10 the
sonnd OF hddle But the Champs Eiusees preseoed
the gsyes and most Characteristic spectaces spectacle
completely national lunue able hoohr aud ~ re- ere
sied under the trees. torked with pastry conecu ,ustv
wine sui bottled beer, gingerbread, toys, and va
nous k'h's OF cheap aud SNOWY merchandize. Wetk.
men were busy erecting temporary theatres and or
cliesias. Cooks were lighting their tires aud putting
Their utensils In od"r, ani preparations making Tor
a thousand diver ions and games Of chance or skin
lic past iour O'Clock ia the afternoon ga tlronp he
gan to pour into the Champs Eysess aud Young and old
gave themselves up 10 amusement. Some were shooting
Win cross bows at asie Images, riding in or
on wooden horses HSeJ the OF particular psr
some throwing rockets at figures of birds nd.d in
.ne N, some hring bombs OF elastic gum at target.
travelling abou in locomotive Wagons the impulse 10
which was given by machinery turned hy the rider
some 'ying their fortunes in lotteries for or
at wheels OF fortune icarons Others were sea, ,t
tables estirg woiais. which the cook boueht hci no,
i'om his II tie furnace, aud washing the m down it'll small
beer and cl'rei Under gay awnings stretched over ex-
tenS've n'os, young men in hats anL ock coats were
dancing with smart ch,ntemaids aud giisct,cs in
cape Amidst all tis nirth there was no drupksn n.
ness no boiserons behaviour nciyiity. The next
morning at eight O'clock solemn service for the de adj
was performed in different churches and chSpels =
The National Guards aud troops of the were drawn
up o one sale oil The way aoi the broad streets reach
ing in circuit from Tie Tuiees by way Of the Place
Yendsne through the Boulevards the Place de Ia Pos
ME, and at ien the King OF the French, attended by the
principal military officers passed in front Of the line. His
reception ~ Che people was evidently marked ith cold
ness and Indifference; perhaps might say sulien
SHOULD nave thought Il hardly possible that any ministry
"oud have been able 10 procure cries OF Yire lie
ros from the VAST multitude by which the streets were lined
ON each side. AZ o'clock the King went to the Place
Nsnlone, where all the troops passed him in re view--
ihiiher also, The Queen in her carriage
by her household Much she is for prva
virtues her passage through the Streets and her
by the innense multitude mbled Place Veudome
were absolutely without scclan AT four oclcrk the
review was over the troops returned thro GA
cod the Lying artillery returned gsi,op their
rack' ana the multitude passed again The Champs ELY
sees 10 engage in the tavoe diversions OF people
amused Oh The third day Of The Jete public gra,uiious
performances took place al.er O'clock the the
IN The ciy-pantom Of battles we've sened OH tie
temporary stages in The Champs Efysets-and in tie
evc,ng most bisnt display OF fireworks took pl ace
sgat oil more than hundred thousand people assembled
m The garden- public walks, and qusys in The neehbor-
hood oil the palace of the Tueries IL curious
serve that The people seemed enjoy this holiday with
nile political reference They appeared consider
mere occasion oil amusement instead OF
ZION OF an Important change in their institutions. Yet the
watchuncss OF government its painful Jealousy OF the
slate Ci public feeling visible wherever you turned
ycur eye Armed men were every where aud u,os
numeronsiy where the crowd was thckes Every eve.
ming aier certain hour bodies of cavalry pairohd iii,
Champs EIysees, and secured the city in every dec
tion.- Posi-.