The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-29

CsIssRArios OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONS or 1880
ny THE FRENCH REsIDrsr. OF NEw YokK IN ls47.--
The following Is programme of the celebration Of the
French Revolution Of 1880, this day. by the principal
French residents Of this city At O'Clock In the morn
ing the French company Of militia will assemble at their
armory, of Mercer and Brooms streets where
magnificent trcolorsd flag will be presented to them
Mr. Leclsre. At nine o'clock, the company will 60 to
the Roman Catholic Church In Canal street, where
win be celebrated for the persons who killed
during the three days Of July $780, and the flag will be
consecrated by the priest according to ancient habit
After the religious services concluded the military
will parade Broadway and Afterwards the other prnci
pal streets At O'Clock grand dinner to be furnished
by Mr. Bonnard will be served up at the Apollo Rooms
Mr. Psgeot the French Minister at Washington, will be
present. and 1t Is understood that In the steamer
Philadelphia reaches shores to-day three members
of the committee will go board of her. and invite all
the officers to and share in the festivities of their
countrymen. 1t may not be inappropriate to present
our readers with short notice of the three days of July
1880.
ordinances against the liberty of the press without hav
The newspapers determined not to pay any at
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then seized lie ConstitutionneI lie National lie Conr-
rfer Francois lie Temps LIE Globe LIE Journal du Com
msrce, lie Msssaser and lie Fgaro Thiswas the signal
of the revolution. which began by attack of well
dressed people against the gepddrMes In which some
persons killed bsfore LIE Palals Royal On the
28th the National Guard appeared In their old uniform
and tho trioolor flag displayed on the principal
buildings The scenes Of the preceding day were
newed before the Hotel de Vile, and the Swiss Guard
and the Royal Guard we're likewise attacked in differ
parts Of the city The loss Of each party oons
derabe On the same night the citizens took possess
ion Of LHote de Vile, and the morning Of the 29th
General Lafayette appointed Commander. in Chief
of the National Guard. The people took possession Of
Paris at o'clock r. NJ. The killed and wounded
numbered from 5000 to 5000. Charles X. at St
Cloud during the fight and the 3st he dismissed
by regular vote of the Partisan people, and signed
abdcation FOR himself and his the Dauphn to tho
Kingdom Of France, and left the country for England
Of the French by 2l9 votes the Deputies Such Is
brief view of the revolution of 1880.
ANNUALC ENHANCEMENT OF COLUMBIA CoLLEoE-The
annual commencement Of this institution took place
yesterday at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Green
street. At half past o'clock tho procession moved
from the College In the following ORDER
Jantor of the College,
Students Of Arts.
Candidates for the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts.
Bachelors of Arts. ]
Former Candidates for degree Master Arts Graduates
Masters Of Arts
Honorary members of the Peithoogian and Phiolexan
Societies
Students Of the General Theological Seminary of the
Episcopal Church
Principals Of Public Schools and Academies.
Teachers of the Grammar School Of Columbia College
Graduates Of other Colleges
Faculty of Arts Of the College.