Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-22


atty with which he and the Royal Family were received
His Majesty looked calm aud well, did the Duke of
the cruel of Tuesday had len deep traces of grief
ana apprehension the features of the Queen and the
Processes
At about half past IL o'clock the Queen and the
irincesses, who i'm deep mourning. reached the
church IN the lnvalidcs and i'm few minutes his Ma
csy also arrived accompanied by the Dukes of Orleans
aud Nemours aud the Prince dc Jonvillc and escorted
ny his stan. Long before the appearance of the Royal
party, the countenance of the auditory admitted to view
tie ceremony with tickets betrayed degree of anxious
expectation, which heightened not only by the So
enty OF the occasion ITSELF but by natural and loyal
feeling of impatencc for the presence of the Sovereign
whose existence scarcely more than eight days before
MAD been so miracuousy preserved. This feeling was
ev;nced ut intervals by the deepest silence interrupted
only by the firing Of the minute guus which announced
ms Majesty progress along the line by the pro-
cession The King entered by the gate ON the side of
the Place Nauban, which he reached by means ola brdve
thrown across the Posse On entering under the dome
he made turn TO the right and passed before the Peers
by whom he received with reiterated VACCINATIONS
oi Ptre &c rot! which rc-ccloed by the Deputies
seated on the left
Ills Majesty then passed before the Corps Diploma
Hquc, by The members of which he Respectfully and
cordially salutcd he proceeded towards the throne
which had been prepared for him the altar Ancr
snort stay IN the church, their hIaeses retired into
separate part OF the building which had been prepared
tor their reception. The populations from the Courts
the Tribunals The Institute, &c, occupied that part of
the P0utour OF The dome, which remained vacant after
the Deputies and the members Of the CorDs DiDoaue
had taken their places. The estrada which had been
disposed under the dome for the recepon of The boes
was decorated with the most tasteful mapnfcrnce and
brilliantly Illuminated; and indeed the whole of the ar
engagements made in the building of the lnvaldes were
most Judcious, and perfectly iii unison with the soem
MY OF Tie day Each side of the avenue leading from
the gate to the front side Of the cdfce was ornamcnted
with succession of obesks hung with black and con.
ec'eu together with cypress garlands and tricolored
hags lie P0uTf0~r of the Court of Honor was hung
WIN black draperes The eoup dGa presented by the
arch la the grand nave enormous draperies were sus.
pended All the windows hung with black to tic
TOP, and received no light whatever from the outside
Zach arcade was lighted by lusre. The pillars and
Pasers near the principal altar over with
black Grape and velvet and between The pr;nc;n,I
and the dome TO the left sort of low had been
arranged, with seats cushions and black velvet Ur e
trimmed with silver for the accommodation orfbo Kin
aud the Royal Family Under the dome had been ar
ranged an immense square estrada with fourteen CO.
notaphs all disposed al the point of elevation md
surrounded by rich canopy of colossal proportions
me Architectural ornaments of the dome yelled by
sable drapercs, which extended the hei sht Of the a
eries, ana completely excluded all external light AT
inc oase OF the vast catafaque, TO which lust re-
ierred were several enormous candelabra whilst the
upper part OF 1t was covered with inuumerable wax
apers, the whole being Illuminated from above by four
large sepuchra lamps, and quantity of lustrss and
chandeliers The name of each of the victims of the
atrocous attempt of the 2Sth was inscribed in .,tes az
silver each OF the sides cataaque around which
were stationed detachment of The 9Th Legion of the
National Guards and some troops of the line
Al ialf past o'clock the arrival of the funeral nro
cesSion was announced to His Majesty, who immediate
~ passed through the nave and again received with
inc warmest and most enthusiastic vaccinations bv the
IsSeHpeu crowd large proportion of whom la
DIES The biers were placed in succession ON the es-
aue hiS part OF the ceremony, which the entire of
Inc Ia murdered victims brought together under
the eyes of the Royal Family and the whole assemble
produced an impression of the awful nature and
hundreds OF the spectators unable TO control tbcr
emotion Al half past o'clock the Archbishop of Pa
rs ana number OF the clergy assembled the altar and
chantcd the naymitcen, service of the dend hv L.rn
M Inc funeral Grafton, which produced deep impress
SION, was delivered by the Able Landricu The Rev
crater dweit OH the noble and brilliant actions which
marked the military career of the gallant but III. fcd
Marsha! Nlortier and concluded by giving an eoouenL
ana ieclng tribute OF respect the memory of his f
ci, ms ne asl prayers for the dead having been
FeSited ue re fT9jHadLs chancd with degree of
suoiimty OF which the auditory testified their admira-
ton by their GREATNESS silence
The funeral ceremony terminated at nbont half nae,
o'clock, and at THAT hour The King and ROYAL Family
quilted the church; His Majesty and The Princes on
horseback and few minutes before the Oueen and
cesses The departure OF their aesties was
by salvo of twenty guns. The ing accompanied
Dy the Princess and attended likewise by his brilliant and
numerous staff then inspected the ranks of the Nation.
al Guard and The troops of the line mustered in review
order on the esplanadc of the lnvades the Qua Olsay
ana nally IN The garden of the Tulllees; aud alter
meeting on every point with the devoted and un-
Affected expression of loyalty and attachment their ma
estes and the royal family returned TO thu Palace f tho
TuIlerIes few minutes past g.
Reviewing the solemnity of yesterday looking TO the
jealous attendance OF the National Guards not only of
rariS, out OF The vicinity, which alone, we should be-
hevc, amounted to upwards of 60 600 men and the re-
ception of the King by that class who form cmphalicay
the peop!ccouping with these de The
aneons expression o horror indignation at the crime
heard from the remotest quarters of France mpos-
sibe not to come to the conclusion that in paying this
s OF blow aimed at the king, the country has also
declared, in language be mistaken that its hone
OF order security and national prosperity rcposcs on
the dynasty of Louis Philippe.
LATEST FROM FRANCE
The ship Lorenzo Captain Urquhart, has arrived at
New York from ilavre, whence she sailed the 9th of
August
The various committees on the new laws proposed b.
the ministry. appointed the 9TH NJ rhers IS
SAID TO have appeared somewhat alarmed the
oil the measures Not solitary member of the oppos.
ton was appointed on either of the committees -
ltaPpears that Nj. Theirs had shown some opposition
10 the exorbtant provisions of the law relating TO the
Hnvre seems TO think that he ought to resign which Inc
VIII not do, as he is governed by his private interests
which IS so much the for him.
Inc faTisanOurndls whether of the tiers parti or of
the stronger opposition, agree in condemng the laws
proposed by Minister'S the Constitutional repro.
bates the measure
Various rumors in circulation respecting the as.
sassin the most decided of which that he had made
statements duplicating the Duchess dc Bern
Two OF his accompces said 10 have been dis.
covered.
The cholera the decrease
Public feeling much excited in relation TO the pro-
posed lawstle gencra feeling being strong against
them.
Two American ships from New Orleans with two
thousand i've hundred bales of cotton arrived off HAVE
on the Sth Of August and ordered Liverpool by
the consignces.
a letter from Hamburg, gives account of a series of
violent and dsgaccful on the Jewish noou
at0n OF that city who left, il would appear to
the mercy of their assailan without any protection of
the authorities charged with the maintenance of order
Even Tie most respectable citizens il is said exultcd in
the calamity which has bcalIen these unfortunate per-
sons 1t IS scarcely TO be credited that such scenes could
take place in civilized country i'm the 18Th century
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