Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

I,oxo nj ihe Restoration Of Monarchy in France; BY
: ano,,ine We have received from Harold 4 Murray,
Tho 4h and last of Harpcrs elegant edition OF TINS
interesting book With all the ens OF The poellcal author
he has succ-eded in producing brilliant and epgTammahc
.nmmiuo no OF French history from 1910 1891 There
Is freshness style peculiarly captivating me pre-
.sn volume opens with the death OF Napoleon and coses
with graphic picture of the dehronement OF Charles lOh
and the accession of Louis Philippe We select striking
incident not al all ccdabe Louis Philippe al that time
the Duke OF Orleans
Charles was informed by The emissaries Of the court
WHO came l,am PARIS the Duke OF Orleans had made
hs uppcarance the.e and confident IN Inc hdry OIL ms
prince whom he had given Titles, rches ana MS friend
slip had addressed 10 him in ali ordinance ny winch lie was
made his acknowledgement Tins imi2sed upon nm a
bond OF fidelity Charles as much as II conferred immense
nnwrr uuun himself The Prince was embarrassed and
touched His heart copnseed him TO accept this pledge OF
confidence and In responding 10 H. TO save me hng Inc in
FAINT Duke de Bordeaux and the sacred principle OF
riph which was his sole lille the erng choice Of the
neonie MANY circumstances perplexed him His usually
Clear perception in political affairs perverted perhaps By
The temptation OF throne %e or sh mao
ness of rcgrncics prince he might reasonably dread
The consequences OF giving hours scope To The threaten
ed republic night to hesitate at being party 10 the
rnin If his country by msdirected vruous sentiment,
when il might saved by the unwilling ambition Of
soic who like Bru;us could sacrifice not the e but the
rights OF his royal 5cneactor He was bewdered by these
houph and he struck his cenched hands in the intense
ap,tut lion Of the conflict, his forehead But delay was
impossible The hour and the messenger could not walt
To be silent This dspang appeal OF tho King, would
have been the last of insults. His intimate adviser
was present in This ex,Icmy All concealmen was over
there To accept the royal commission would be 10 refuse that
of the people NJ Dupin oil once supple and hard
equally ready be reconcIIed 10 political opponent as 10
be revenged OF political defeat one who ow-born himself
was eager have the people al his feet disarmedthe
DUKES legal counsellor eager 10 see him crowned NJ.
DUNN was directed write the answer, of hIm who
chosen BY The revouonsts their chief 10 the Kings Of
Ter; that reply broke OF all terms with Charles y. II was
ful bu
nv The Duke Of Oreana read the paper he seemed
prove H. but pretending that his vile ought To be consult
cd before il should be despatched he won't into another
apartment of the Palace secretly suppressed that letter. and
wrote another with his hand that more respectful
and decisive He returned TO he assembled ministers
with the substituted document In the envelope which he
then sealed in their presence and sent of 10 ST Cloud
The trick honorable TO his feelings than 10 his
ankness 1t kept alive too the Kings confidence In his
Lieutenant. General fe~ days longer 1t promoted the alb
dicalon Of Charles by the hope thus encouraged that
pency would be established In favor Of his grandson.