Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08
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o'clock having lett Bristol On the 10Th July
/ The distress aud suffering IN Ireland continue 10 a
fearful extent, in addition 10 which alarming ssof oil
mosl malignant and unconquerabe nature prevails
mong the poorer classes IN districts From five 10
eight persons in family Were frequently lying sick al
the same moment Hunger and postlence appeared 10
be struggling Tor the mastery
DEATH ~ TIE DUKE OF ORLEANS.
The French papers are almost exclusively filled with
lamentations account OF the accidental death m his
Royal llighncss the Duke III OrlcaGs. This nohloman
less Conspicuous for his amlublc qualities o mlnl
and heart which cndcared hun 10 all ranks o saeety
with whom circumstances brought his Royal lllehness
into eontaet. than for courage. GOODNESS, aud ganry
the field whilst his rank and manly dcmeanor aud UT
affected ailabllty, secured him the respect OF the bitter
csi political opponents OF his family.
The following Is translation OF the trcr raphic DIES
patch which has been addressed by the minister Of the
interior to The projects departments through
ont France
" The Minister Of The Interior 10 The Projects.
"fhc Prince Royal has had ascycrc fall from his ear
rage he died from the effects thereof at half past four
this afternoon, The kiue has horne this severe blow
with his customary fumness. His Majesty in good
health. What loss for Francel'
This forenoon, at half past -. the Duc d'Orleans
who was abou, Ia set off Tor Plomhlores, where the
Duchess Is staying apresent. returning from Neni
" after having taken leave Of his family, when in the
centre of the Chcm'n de Ia Reyoltc short distance
loin Tue ur NiWllo' lhe away III spite oi
the Efforts Of the position, and these every reason
10 fear that the carriage would be overturned on the sope
al the side ol the road.
A, tins moment the duke. 10 avoid the danger leap
ed from the carriage, bn unfortunately his spurs or
some say hi, sword cauphl hs travelling cloak THIS
acaiden, caused ban fall aud tie Prince received some
conclusions on the cm BE and The wrist. \ cerebral
eeson WIS occasloncd hy the shock, and succeeded
by \ suilusiun on the BRAN.
Having tainted IN tie road. his Royal llphness was
removed 10 the nearest hase occnplcd hy grocer and
assistance speedily arrived fronl the 'ruilcries.
bleeding WAS Io>uIted Ia almost Immediately. hn tht
Prince did not recover his CONSCIOUSNESS, III Boums
happening To the srol, gave every assistance /,
DIR Pasquer his Royal llighncss's physician, Who hat
come from Paris.
clergyman orSt Philippe du Rvale and the cur,
oiNeuiy were called in: bu could only administer oA
IRENE JUNCTION.
The Prince died at . CLOCK. at the house to which
he carried, No in the th,min de la Regolte-
| 'Ihe body remoy ed To the Chateau dc Neu, ano
placed IN the rIapc.
All the ministers repaired 10 Nouilly. M well n,
Nlareeha Gerard aud General raol. Council ol MIN
listers held.
The Due d'Aumac. who was Mt Couiheyoc as saor
as he heard Of the accident that had happened sci oil
hired chrloet This carreeo broke down on the road
and the prlurc OBLIGED To continue his route on loo
Il s,e his dead or dying brother
Ills ROYAL tiighness proce, cdto Nancy and will q,
10 Poubiercs, where the Duchess d Orleans is sta,
my.
In the attempt to aseassnae the King ON the 18th u
July, $50, the Dukes d Orleans Ncmours, and III,
Prince de Jouvic rode together the young Duke, how
eger escaped; Ncmours horse and that OF the Prince
Nrre both wounded, but mol severely.
The late Prince had testified the greatest pleasure nj
his intended voyage, for which great preparations had
been made IN the various Towns through which he was
10 pass. lie to have taken the commandofa camp o
10000 mtn--but who can calculate ON the morrow
The Duke married ca the 3Dth Of January. ls51 tie
Princes Helene Louise Elizabeth, of the house of Meek
lcuburg SchWCun. The marriage celebrated the
Palace Of Funlanhcao, and in the splendid gallery OF
Henry the Second. by tins Indy his Royal lIiehnoss
has ett two sous LOUIS Philippe d'Orleans the
Cuun If Paris horn August "a, 1898 and the Duke
Of Charlie, born November .. 1910"
The Duke Of Orleans was born at Palermo on the ID
of September. SlO. showing HIM 10 have pist reached
the age of y at his death Ills mother. Marie Anee,
the present Queen Of The French is daughter Of ferd
nand King o the two Settles, whom Louis Philippe es
paused at the umo he WAS wandering abroad plain
DUE d Orleans.
The departed Duke oncof family ofseycn chill
dfen, 10 whom Marie Amelie has been ever warmly at
tackled fhr Duke de Nemoors. Louis Phlppes Sc
eond son, born at Paris on the 18th October lsli
Pirate Correspondence.
Ptns. July II.
Tie cruel event that has Gas the Journal Des Debas
truly says bcrcil the Royal Family OF the best Of 5ons
the tender ol hus1aus-and the most nrcpnaie Of
brothers. (lnd doubt the kndest of fathers has de
pryed rance aud Europe their best security against
CONFUSION and rovoutlon
] his a Startling commencement no doubt-l on
viii, when the which the assertion founded
shall BE- land before you, decide upon its claim
ton and credcncc.
The Duke of Orleans was the hope his family and
Of France. II the King were die by the visitation of
God or fall by the hand of regicdc. the Duke Of Or
leans popular aud beloved by all classes was at hand to
take the olns Of government and would have been able
carry Out the views Of his truly talented father The
Duke Of Orleans is dead The King lives it is true,
(and long may he live and may continue exist until
he shall have brought up his grandson until he shall
have attained his majority; but must be excused for
stating what hear on every sidethe King may be
moved from this world long the Count de PARIS will
be Of age, and then will come anarchy.
There is other applicable the state of things
that would arise out Of a Regency in France. Look,
therefore, steadily at the prospect before you Divine
Providence may long spare King Louis Philippe; but a
contrary event is probable Prepare Tor it, and expect
also. lament 10 say increased jealousy and anlInosy
i'll this country, suggested and iomontcd by who in
that way have already been too successful.
Nerer was there more commendablc sympathy ex-
pressed III France than last night by the entire pop
ulaion of Paris the lamencd death Of the Duke OF
Orleans The house to which the Primo. had been re-
moved after his accident and in which he died, was sur
rounded throughout the evening by crowds of persons
eager to catch at first hand particulars Of the sad
event One Of the who assisted 10 raise the Duke
from the ground after his fall and TO carry him into the
house where he died told me (and you will find the same
fact in the journal dcs Debats that the Prince spoke
but three words after the fall and they were in German
They showed that he had already lost his reason lol
they only say something about 'the fire. Shut
he last ihp oplN