THE MINERS’ AND FARMERS’ JOURNAL.
niiwkeLs will carry. All Paris is a battle
tk'ld, in every street is a bulwark, from ev-
erj' window llasho« a luusket, fnKii every
hou9c-top ran down pavement stone* on the
devoted and yet obedient soldiery of the
King.—I'hcy niusf yield however, or the
momently increasing tide popular fury
will overwhelm and crus'll them.
jRrening,—The day i9 ^ined—the peo
ple ore masters of The Capital; the supfHx-
ed blind and furitus mob show as hmicIi dis
cretion and good coRdiict, as they have done
of bravery. The Provisional Ciovemmrnt
is heanl and obeyed. The report is circu
lated, I think, with the design merely of
keeping them on the alert, that 10,000
troops will march on Paris this night. Ev
ery whert! you see an eagerness to have
leaders; e distnut ppcvaiLs among the poo-
ple themselves. All the furniture of the
ralace has been de'itroyed; Init nothing
jrill.igcd ; some thieves liave been in.'stautly
shot. There i» no cry but “ Vive la Ch;\r-
te •” PntToles a re established f^’erA’where ;
they arc eoHectirigthe d?ad, and most sooth
ingly attending the wounded; many who
look like Sorry canaillc, beiiave n«ist res
pectably ; many who dared not show their
no ies in the streets yesterday, now bluster
nn i flourish long swonls. The fact is, the
lower class of people—no, not the canaille,
b:it the class of workmen—have done tin?
bu!iiness solely. Without order, organizii-
tion, or chiefs thoj- liave driven the unright
eous King and hishinelingsfrtwn theCupitMl.
Fi-ida^ July 30.—Streets as full as thej
could iiold since daylight—every one in ea
ger discourse, yet no noise or tutuult, save
now and then comes along a dozen fellow
like Fall'-'tatr’s >hirtless, shameless, black
and bkxxly, who crj' any thing they haw a
mind to. Mid force others to johj them ; but
they are good natured, and merely swagger
aiKi sttcRr—saw fo»ir more groti-sque than
Tther»—half naked, with greasy grinning
faces and hloody arms; they stumbled a
long in martial pride, one l)earing a hatch-
ft, a second a bayonet on a pole, a third an
ir««i spit, and a fourth a huge sicdgeham
jfier, and cried “ vive la republitjue!”—of
this class were the actors of the old revo-
iutini); now they are few, have no she de
vils among them, ami are unrepuarded.—
Saw dozens of the bodies of the slain laid
out fi«r recognition—^the bruised and blofidy
hmlts, bloated and rapidly putrefying bodies,
ASCENSION OK TIIK DUKK OK ORT.E.VNS
’10 Tin; THRONE OF tTlANCE.
On the 0th of August, the Duke of Or-
llis Majesty then moiuited tli3 throne.
On hLs riglrt w®n‘ Marshal Morticr, bearing
the sword; Mhrthul Oudiimt, Ix'aring the
rown: on hisiet^, Mar>4uil Macdonald and
1 • . 1 i» - L «/ ’i»r» '■ II • I in iH>* K ii« ur^Miiii iviticuuiiuiu ni*u
lewis, ni the presence ol the two C hainiKJrs, ,
and a., i.on.ense crowd ot spectators. t,..k | '=** the sceptre and
«th to the Charter, a.^ wns adnutted ]
.So,en-ignty of France.-Al 7 o’clK:k '»M. Atbnhn and de Uunugny, A.ds-
. monung, ihc pcn>ple were crow .ling Ho »W, who wero the ...dy oh. ..enera. on
1 the gales of iIk. mlace, at ten thev attaclun.-^o tin? person ot the a.ve- jus startmg wi
occupied the tribrn'als. At noon the "li.. accoUM«nied him uith.n the en- j I ulais Royal t
kept him the two first days; that he was up
all night moulding halls, and at last esca|K!d;
and when she arrived he had been all night
on duly! Three y;ung Americans were
killed.
Masters R. McL., R. II. nnd T. B. S.
American youths went together to see the
old (ienera'i on the first of August. He was
ith an immense crowd, for the
the residence of the Duke of
'llm King announced by a ges-j Orleans. The guard moved not, btit the
the c«th to the Charter, a.Xivns adnutted ]
totheSo,en-ignty of France.-Al 7 o’clK:k '^'7; '»M. Atbnhn and de Runngny, A.ds-
i„ the nw.min” . tUo. w.-re crowd.nir 1 ‘He Prince, who wero the ..niy
round
hiul occupied .nv, - | .
^ J j 11 the asst;ml)lv a-j lM)ys advanced ; in vain they cried “Vive
of the right vvas,nis^t.-At one ,^>„o„uced in a clear t’one la Charte !»-“ Vive La Favette !” when
bcL^an to oecupv the benches assigned them j - ^ ^ j
live La Fayette !”—it stnick the old Gen-
i'ml’s ear in a moment; he stop|>cd, turned
round, called them to him, and they went
on each side of him to the Palace. In a
great Revolution, atler astonishment at the
events has in a measure suixsidcd, the most
trivial anecdotes become interesting.
Rrpuhlican.
benan to occupy ..•v, — , , .,, .
on the right ofthc throne. 'I'he tribune of j >H««'»'g dj>co«rse
the diplomatic body was almost entin-lv fill- “ Pwr* aiul D.-putu|., I l.avc just
. r.'.i ,1 II 1 i’l „„ ronsiiiniiiotfa a tr*atact. 1 am uieiily m-hmuIc
ed With ladies.—1 he fleur d«s lys had been I ^
removed li'om the throne, and four large | ,„o. My coiinui'nwuU^iui'iluit Iwillfulliltlu in.
tri-ciiSorcd (lags were dis|X)sed to the right ^ It i* with a t'liUoouvd^inn that I have nre»'|iiK) the
and lel\ of it. It was a large chair raised i tnaty of alhajice which wa» proponed to im'.
,, one .ml n„cJ u„,W « .loc,.„„c,l |,J
canopy ot crimsfMi velvet. On either hand i att»cU«l in lu r lilH rii. ».
were placed benj.’hc8 lor tlie provisional j the (Mililir4r>l r iniianjfur: the violutiiin Of
mimsters. The crown, the s-eptre, the | the Charti r uJ.nliaki n «'V i> tJ.inir: it wait m--
niace, and the Imnd of justice, were brought i to Uk- action ef the law*, a..d
’ 1- • 1 11 II J Uie tiowcT of «loma'» was Vf.- tcd III the ( hainlKT
on a OKhion of rich silk, and placed on a i ^ i,,.p.,fio.i y.m lia», done ii.CcnO.mcn. '11..-
table to the rigl»t t>f the thrt'ne. >>ehuid j„o,|i|^^(^|gu'iiichwe\avciH’tniaili'iutlic('har-
- -* - * “ .  ^ .1 1.'
the throne stiKxl four ^iarshals of France,
the Dukes t)f Trt'viso, Tareiitum, tuid Keg-
gio and Count Moletor. At Imlf jwst ten,
warlke music annoum’ed the arrival of the
Duke of' Orleans, lie entered without a
military guard, C llowed by his two stns,
the Dukes of Chartres and Nemours.
The cries of '‘Vive le Roi!” “ V’ive le
dnc d’Orlcan**welcomed the Lieutenant
(Jeneral tm his arrival. He ascended the
eiuirnnliM- wnirity fur the future. Franco
will, I fruirt, Im ha|>py at liniiic, rc«i>crt«l abro;ili,
and tlic pi'aco of' E»iro]x; loori' firmfy eslahliiiht d."
Ix>ud plaudits and crvcs of “ Vive le Roi”
were rejjeatcd, and the King, deeply ailec-
ted, prepared to Iciive the hall-
Extraet from n Utirr from an Amfrifa» ffi'iUlemcn
in t'mtirr, dalnl l‘arii, .iBjr. 7,
“ As 1 inentioiU'l in n»_> last we art> going
on again as Jrnnqxi! as ever, j-et ut iie her.d
p atfoi tii, and three times saluted the a*e.ji-1 „,e „i,i arist'ocracv are op-
Wy,aiKlseatedhim«-IfuiK^.meoAhe l^neh- , „,«i en-
es 111 f!cmt of the rhrone. Hie Duke |k>, 1 »„Ue of Bordt>tuix on
Chartres s:rt on the nght; and the Duke ;
de Nemours on his left. Behind him stoinl ■
the tmir marshals apjKunted to bear the m-; .^^te than a BmrlK^n, and om is juM
sigma, viz: M. Ou.lmot, Mortier, (m the ,
place of armont)on the nght of the 1 hrone ■ ^ ^oHient. Had y.Hing Na.xilean h.rn
Maclonald, Mohter, (in the place of V ictor)
in FroiK’c, there is ho tlouht Uit that he
wiiiild have Ix'en King. As it is, the Duke
ill lie proclaimed this aftemx)ii
hanibcr of IV-puties, *s King of
KDgliind hails it Mith pleasun*,
and all lover* of liberty cannot n gn t the
resolute and determined conduct of the
French [>eo|)l’.
In Englsiml th'*y are about opening a su!>-
scription fVir the wounded, ai.d wiJosvs ami
on the left. Five steps beneath this plut
vi- r»
Pori’I.ATION.
The census now taking, furnislies inter
esting fai’ts in n'lation to the grow tli ».l va
rious s»‘clions of the C'>untry. I he ri'la-
tive valui! of many places will l>e deprwia-
ted, and others increawd. Many of the
Snithem and Ivusfern Slates, for examiJe,
w ill have lessconi|)arativc f irce in Congn ss,
while that tif the Stales North aiHMVest,
will Iv' jjreater than before. The State of
New \ork, it is estimated, will ipmilier/iro
.iM'/Z/orwi, wiii-1», at the nitiJ>ft»ne tao0,0!l0,
will give IIS forty representatives. New
cd him, and was immediately bitten in tha
arm. He grasped the reptile again, and
threw hiu) into the cage, without receiving
further injurj-, exclaiming as he did bo—
“ It is all over with me, I aupnoae; and, aa
nothing worse can happen, 1 may as well
secure him.” His arm was bandaged, and
the flesh round the wound cut out without
delay. No alarming symptoms having ap-
|ieared it was supixiscd that the usual effects
of such wounds would bo averted.
Philadelphia Chronicltt
Fatal Accident,—We arc informed that
a man named Whetstone, was killed about
the l‘-ith ultimo, six miles from LiiKolnton,
while engaged in digging a well for widow
Warlick, by the falling of the bucket, which
struck him on the head. He survived only
until draw n to the top of the well.
[Rutherfordton Spectator.
Anti-Mananry in the South,—A letter
from Columbia, S. C. to the editor of the
CtiarleNlon Mercurj', alluding to the public
9c.'ntiment in the upjier counties of Chenler,
sjiys, “ You will scarcely Ijc^lievc that the
spirit of Anti-Masonry has been awakened
there, and w ill greatly influence the election.
Yet It is tnie. A late important crinuiuil
trial has cfsijured up this terrible bug-bcar
of the North.”
The Governor of Georgia has issued his
proclamniion rt'quiring the IjCjiislature ta
iiK'el oil the IMh of (X-tober, two weeks in
advance of the regular day of iweting. Tho
York city, iilihmij-h the re.^ults thus far give j rea.s.>ii nssipied
ri'ason to ex[¥’ct some disiip|)ointinent, will
overrun with ihoustuids of gold hunters, and
that some legislative act is necessary to en-
abled the Governor to expel them.
of the Iiitcrior, M. Bignon, of Ptibljc In-
stnictirm, and M. Lcniis of Finances. All
wen' in citizens’ dress except (Sen. Gerard.
The Liciilenanl General, seated and co-
vercfl, invited the Peers and DrpUhes to l>e , children if riios? that were killed, to fsti-
seatotl—then, addressing M.CusbimirPer-
atoi then, addressing->i. I usbimir 1 er-, ft. the result, and at the snme
livid and distorted faces, recalled to inindj rier. President of tho Chamber of Deputies, acknow’e Ige that Charles X. ami M.
scones in ihe East, save there the TKxiiesl placed infro:;t of Uie Throne, said—“ Mr. i Polignac did ii >t trample on the lilx rties jf
were headless and mutilated—there were! Prcsi-k'nt ofthc ChanilKrofDeputies, please j ,lje consent or .'ipprokitiun
als ) wagons loaded 'vilh the bodies of thej to read the declaration (>f the Chamber.” ^ |^^»laii(f; all Peerages cn'st'xl during
s.)ldiers, which were thrown in heaps, fronij M. (,'assiinir Perrier rose, and in a firint the rngn of Charles \^. are le-!nn‘«l null
which stuck out arms, and h?ads, and legs, and clear voice read the declaration. The 1 an| voiiT. Our minister, Mr. Rives, who is
in all directions-—w^ho can have an idea of whole assemblv li.-tened to hiirf with pr^l cmmidere^ ^ piecc of hlttnk j»tpi r,
an^ «T.iiige? gone^ tJe^n To ^p oiii’ th‘ as-jTmpressi'nn proSuTetJliy We rea3rng‘,'wMiM:hj d’Orlean*. M.^ Polignu': has thus fur es-
pirants for jk»wer, the free gentiy , ihe civ il ^ the Prince Iwlened tf) with marked attention* | caped, thoti^h one or t^ o ot* the other min-
^ntriguero n*^*t asi tiich of nosf! ilitl the\ i \V npn ]\|, ( assimir Perrier fuiished the | inters have hi*eii taken Tours, I /*annot
*liow yesterday; now they crj- “how we! reading of the particular articles, he con-■ g;,y what wjll lie llK-ir fa4s it is sjiid that
thrashed them! hey?*’ “ Vive la Charte’’ tinue:l;
is the prevailing cr> —the chiefs, and they .. eongiaoralion of the an-cptsncc of Uwi»! ir-
sav Lafayette at their head, wish for re- ticlm and pro|>o«iti>iiii, the Cliamtxr of lK'p>Uie»
doclarcn tliat the miiversal and ufj^nt intTVKt4 of
tho ^'rcmh ix ople rail tf> tin- throne His Koyal
Ilt^hncKS Philip of >rlt an», Knke of Orleaiu*.
The Lii'utcnint (Jeneral—“ Loris Piiii.ip.'
American C>ttonM.—In a lt^fe^ written
by the Rev. Mr. Dwight from (Vinstantino-
pie, to a friend in I'tica, N. V. he stales
j that our Colton Goids are in good reputa-
r«'i i.^yji. ano i ^ rwich so, that tlie
!’1.. i’*! Hiiglish actually put American stam|M
their goods, to sell them to better advan-
IHW,
proliably give i.’00,000. The n-tunis, so
tlir as n'tcAed, from Penn-> Ivania and Vir-
jiiiiia, show an increast? of ulnrnt JO per cent.
The increase of pop'ilati.>n in Alliany,
witliin the last five years, has lieen very
trrcat, and it prolwhly bus no piimlUd in the
l.'nion. In 1it niimlier«'l 15,09 I, and
in IbSil, V.’4,‘,’l6—beiiii
‘24’i, or more than onc-hulf of its whole
, , ' “'m in l^‘2i>.
New Haven, (Conn.) numbers l'^,0.')3
making an iucrease of in ten years.
Baltimore con'ains sl^'iI'J. Increase in F.hroks or the Press—By a Rrporfrr.
ten years, !7,7~1. j —1 once had occasi«Mi to rejxirl, that a cer-
Philiulelphia, it is said, contains alssit tain “noble Lord wnsconfiiR*d to his house
200,000 inhahitanls. Of these iK»,0(M) are ! w ith a violent cold”—next nKiming I fiimd
uithin the city limits, and 111*,*'00 in the ! his lyonNhip represented to be “confined
sii!)tiri>«. The whole inen-ase sitice l“‘JO;with A riolcnt scold,” In the same way,
will lie als.nl (».'),000. Uhi the occasion of a recent enlertiunmcnl.
The poiHilalion of Cincinnati, is cstiinat- ' I had said, that “ the fir-l |>oint of attnic-
edat‘J',000. jtion ami atlmiration were her I^ndjJiip's
Tlie Niirtli C«n>lina Times deplore-* that ,!K>ks”—this compliment was transfi rreiHiy
“ e!iiigrKiiiii to the \Ve>t hasiloin- uion- to the printer to “her Ladyship’s rools,"—
n-tanr Ihe tfrowlli and pr>M|iertfy of the My prai-^e'. of the “ liitant Lyra,” wvre
‘ • i- Jiilui.t
lOined. —JNeir lori/n;«r. ' l.yar." In an account of !eii. Saldaniui’s
i eondiiet at Oporto, I olinerved that lie “ Ik-
rallies coinlj
the G reat Britain,  ’aptain I’n'iK-h, has been
engaged to lake Charles X. nnd his family
to Ainericdi Init the jKip«'rs since «t-ale, that
alth'^igh it Ma huid of lilicrty his'reCe|rtioii
there would iKjtl»e verv Hrrttering,and nu et-
ing JoHCpli Bona|Kirte wotild not be ver.'a-
piihlicanism. I do not iK-lieve it, for everj-
sober, enlitrlitened j»triot-aees the nece«:!i-
tv of a regal government, and names the
Du\e of Orleans as the man for the crown
—liiiiited by the charter. Some, l>ut a few
and feeble, acconled “ V'ive Yotmg Napo-
Ipo i”—the nii'b cry no Bourbons, nine
thit have Itinirbon blood. (Jf)d grant the
pr.'cious moini^nt may not Ix! lost—that the
i* ovisional Government may show true
p il riot ism, and call Orleans—it is a critical
liioment—»h! that the l,lf)od, which is vet, ini;don. «j,b«;brt the a;s^.iil»lidfhamb'jrB,tolake |
iiu. litinor k.w ' not leave It o( hts own accord.
fell, and were verj tine. Ileni|> Ii:ls sutli r-
ed severely. Th-* com crops still more,
and will not, it is llumght, iiihmi lh»‘ average,
amrAlnt lo half the uxfial (pianlity.
'I'ruvelling is rend red very ili-^ayrtvahle
- In oonwqiieiKe, II. II. If l.oni« f’hilipofOr.! Gn'at Britain there. It is rather singular i '•> ‘I-** «'" m some phiees
Ican«, l>ukp orOflcons, lai'utL-tmnt (it-iHTuJ of the tliaf lus aMication 8hHilil liave btM»n ucce|»t- ' "ant ol UMirr lor atui r\eii (or
M.faas-imir IVrrier rcminicd—“ Philip of greeable to him ; he has d«'«ermin*-d to pro-
f)rIoan8, I.icuteiiant (lentTal of (he Kingdom, and cced to Scotland, to I lolvroml Palace, w hirh
hi* descrndaiiUi tbrcvcr in die mule lim-, in the or- he fonnerlv occupied ; he is now of! Ihs wav
dcr of priinojen.tnre and to the p. rpctual vxcl,,- Ch-rln'urK to depart, .n.d «lll iH.-et tl.V
non of leniali s and tli ir deneendaiil.* ~ '
Droiiphl in ikf n'e.'rf.—Ilic want of rain i haved Hke n hero,” while' the pnnter m.ido
hax not Is en s«. much ti lt fi>r many vears;|ii appear that he “Ijelmv.'.l hke a Airc.”
indeed, in no f/>rmer ye,-ir since the first svi-]“ U e (says the John Bull) often siitli-r in
tlem*‘nt of' the c»siirtry, has there been >u> _ this wav ntsiut two j ears siui', we repr*--
Srnjut « dnrtisht s.. early in Ihe «eas.»n.— j rented .\lr. Peel as having jome! a j«rly
The crops (.f small g.ain happiiy came to\jlrndt in llamp!*hirt?, for the |iur|¥iso U
perfi'c-tiofi before the tlroiighl begun to l»e j shi>oting joatanftand iHily last we«‘k, in
* ' ‘ " a Scotch paper, we saw it gravely salsl,
that a turfffon was tnkon alive in the river,
and sold to tho inhabitants at 6d. and K^d
(ler |Hmml.”—Lomlon Atlas.
A Damper.—A young man just from tl:«
•mwuslied from the pavement, may not have
f*? ‘n shed there in vain, or cause the shed
ding of more.
Frenin^.—France is saved from the yoke
of a des[Kjfic monarch ami the worse yoke
of a despotic mobocrucy.—The Provisional
G ivemraenl have named Orleans general-
isniiiio and regent.
Sn/urdtii;,Jiiiy 31.—f)rleat)«1ia“ aecep-| of I>eputi'-s ”
ted the call, and is in Paris. The Chain-
b> rs meet on the .“Jd, and will make him
monarch, with limited power. Kverj' thitu;
is entering into order. The King has ll-d
from St. Cloud. Polignac, who hnively
stuck to his |Kjst till all was l’»st, is not t'j bi'
hoard of. France seems following the ex
ample of Paris; but the King is yet strong
—('‘specially if fwckcd by the Allies. Th-
llecf may stick to him. I advise him to go
to Algiers, and turn D»‘v ! 'i'hiis you w-e,
my friend, I have £iven_j’ou jrnj daily
tlifsijrhts inthtir rrsigli state. 1 have only
to add, that tf>-day the p«*rf;ct tranquility
»)f the capital seems to ensure the cause of
t )rleans, and the ChamtK-rs meet d.iy after
fo-inorrow. 'I'he King’s flight has Ix.'en
intercepted ; he hi>s turned Iwk, and is, it
is iiaid, at Versailles. Wo, n>t to him in
jir.'rson, but to his Ministers.
Accounts from the diflerr-nt Departments
of Kram-e all concur to prove tiiat there was
a feeling of deep dissatis(kcli>n with the
Kingif'in,i«invi(edtoaere(itiV 8wcartoth-cl»HH'(i ed l»%'the Chamlx-r of Deputies, wheK Jk-j the rilers—mi>‘f of the smnll branches and j 'olunl « nMl lnss«‘r\ices lo
and oblijration, al«vc JM-natcd, and^ after ha»-1 ictuallv driven frxn the throne and did i eoiiMrlenible creeks—mill stn>aiiis U- I «"
He is nilied '^nlir«dv drv". A large pro|Mtrlioii ofj. " his bruins foi sonin
I I u J 1- 1 • .■ Ii-ii ' till-siirinn-s'hnvo tdtnllv liiileil inten^Ming topic ri| CMlversation to (UIIUNe
by every body for his presumption and lolly j *"*- spru'gs nave toiaiiy luiitu. . . f . w .. ^ i i i . .i
■ I • • . ji ■ • III u . \i 1 1 J / 1 IK r wnn, tmt 111 vain; ne could hit on iH>lh-
-forhis weakn.v^inb.-.n^^ s.priest-ridcVn, “In N' .m^hester on Mymlay In-f, (says ;
that he was led by them like a child, lo !the I arisl itizen) being ( ourt day, a siilh-
you in AimTica, llu.s rJvoluti»n will have , ci;!K'y o» >uitor not l)o hau to (iriiik, i m.j. '
but little «'tTect; lait liere in F.uroiie, kinijM ' at the tavcnis, and lh>-v had lo haul il two I i...„ )>» -r ...i i .i i r
II r I .1 . .1 I . 11-1 II IV.- .L . >11 I j ap(s'nr«nce a cow has' 1 o winch the ludf
will feel that they are but »«« ,- and (nun miles and u halt Irnni Ihe countr\ . A the ! ''i-,,i i. i ,i,, n . ^
,1 /• .1 . 1 ■ •! - I V I I II ^ 1 . • ■ replied, “i do not think it at all slmni?e,
the errors ol the ex-king \ narlt s .\. learn small streams and a great many springs an* ^ ’
wisdom. All anxi ty here is entirely ic- completoJy dry in this cisinly, (l5niirlM.ii,)
, move.’l, the streets are iT.|Miiring, and Inisi- and even Mustiii has ceasi-d’ to run fi
’ nc«s going on as usual, tiiougli the c/irrA- numlxT of days. W'l' >«re informed that
M. Pass]uier aivan ed iuid pltu;ed the act has afli:cted many. I must st.it“ that llie in one |iart of' thif comity, water is Itauli d
in the hands «'f the Prince, who gave it in , |am|»s were broke to |)r»;vent the (!i;.ird> sev« n miles, luid paid for at that.”
the title of K'ixi i>t> ti«; f'Ri!.\tii.”
M. ('.xssiniir Perrier, after lie hatl finish
ed, placed the act in the hands of his Roy
al fiigliiHjss, w ho handed it to the Comims-
sarj' of the Interior.
Tiie Lieutenant General—“Tlie Presi
dent of the Chamlx-r of Peers will deliver
up to ine the act of lulhesion of the Cham
ber of Peers to t!ie declaration of the Cham-
\ow isn’t it strange what a motherly
1 the lud^
simnge,
Sir, U*(U a cow should have a motherly njv
|>earaiice to a calf." 'I’he l)eau was silent
*'.T '! during the rest of the walk.
Sill, Fr. Potf.
and (iCndarni'H siccing and sh'sjlini' the
jicople. Tlic liimls are improving.”
ft Would appear from the piililic pJliier**,
and our private letters from Paris conlirm
was the profmnd silence observed by the
assf.mbly at this soh'iiin monient;
,™,.y; „,i ,i,c ..I*.!
aril flecisivff a.S it l.'l, fjCCins to ih* *n»*cK'dj ficationji ‘xpr« !*w‘ti mtJir drclaralion—-only Injrov.
With perfect traii'piility and confidence
chargc to the Cominissarj’ of Justice.
'I’he lieutenant General then iiiad! the
following declaration :
“ (Irnlli mf n Poi r«, and fJfnllcnien TVputien : I
Imvf r>'ad with grrat attriition the drrlaratiou of
the ChanilH-r of l>i piilieB, and the a-t of adhesion the impression, that lh:r! was no moveiiieiit
of the rl.ainl-r of IVer*; J hav,. well weighed ,i,^ Na,H.|e„n.
and r ilcrtcd DiKJM all it« exprrMsjonH. ; * \ i«i i ' . .1
‘•I arrrpt, without r»^tri-fioii or rtterve. On- As an act of homage, however, to tlwgrr.'il
elau.ei* and ob!i"ation' rontain'd in thin tlerlara- man whf>«e Itailie must, in all ages. In* iden-
tion, and the till)'of Kill? f>f the Krenelt, w-hieli it' tifiKd w ilhtlie glories of France, the new
«,nfrr« n|«n nu, and I am realy to i-w.ar toil* King had, it 14 sjiid, d(!maii.led of the Fng-
faJthnil ohtervaiice.” j f-
]N1. Dupont (de I'Kur*’) acting; as Kee^ier
of the Seals, then npproa lied Ins Majesty,
and hamled him the form / Ihe oath.
The King, kneeling and luicovered, with
li!s right hatid elevated, |ironoiinc(;d, in a
slow and firm voicc, the following oath,
wliich was heard bv those outside, such
In 0«M’Ul'»n we ai(^ told, there is no wn-
Ifr. And at New Castl", the shire town of
H'liry county, all the water for domestic
use is hauled Jirt :iii!c.i.
hu ffii irnt Coiirlxhip.—In the tune ol ihn
revolution the lathes fn'f|uenlly arrayed
themselves in that Ijeaulind simplicity «if
dit'sa which is usually called “jaekets nnd
iwtticeals.” An oflicer in the American
nrm\ hiul tor some time [wid his addresKen
to a livi-ly ysmg wonutn, who did iiof K“eni
lo reeiprocdte his attachment, ami even re
fused lo listen lo his passionate leclnrntion^.
 )n one ts casion, he fomul her alom' in a [wir-
lour, nnd deeming it a fair op|K)rlunitv, h^i
iiimK'lialely commenced on the nniatory
.■.iilije-t; «lie ran towards the door lo mnko
I hei .'s/ a]>e, hut in shutting it hastily aftT
, ration, nl .Masonic Hall, | her, the sleeve of her upper garment, or
, . , I to-morrow , and proliahlv fur sonio lime to i iru ket. was caii'dit in the crevice. She hnd
eonslnieted (roiii the caniiou cajitured at 'j’l,,. ,,x|,ihiiioii, as will l.e seen by i lochetl the d.sir" and the lover had inipri-'.
Ihe adverti-ement in lhispa|K.r, cudiraces j oned in his h:\nd fliat part of the slee^o
a nianiifactoi_v ol wwillen cloth, another o( , whi>'li remained on the »ithcr side, potiriii/'
cotton, !ind a Ihinl of making cards. 'I'he i;,rth his whole snul in tlie most lilov, in"
staple of till; (loths is taken in its raw stall
nioiia awi i;itirrxlirtff F.rhiltilion.—
•S(;vehi! w rks since a cories|Kmd'nl, then
on a visit to Lebanon Sprin;>s, gave us an
aeetMiiil of an '\iiiliilion which he saw at
Pitlslii-ld, of a iniiniifaetory pro|K‘lled by
. , r K- , , d'lgs. Mr. Moritan, the meelianist nnd
hsh (.overriiiMMit the ashe.s of Naisdeon, in | ,,roprielor, has arrived in this eity witli his
ord. r to th.ir U-mg de|Kwiled Is nealh the | niachiries, and thev will U- evhihited in full
column of the Place V end..im;—a column, j ,n,d U autful o|s r;ition, i.l Masonic Hall,
as many of oiir rcadernd(sibtlr‘ss an* i ... v.i i.. i- ■ . I
eonslnieted
Austcrlitz.
A letter from Paris to the 2d August, re
ceived in the city of r>alliiin»re, says that
Ihe cry of Lilierty acted like a firebraml land carried through (very prjcesii of piek-
iinongst the )'uf///( of all nations in Paris. | ing, carding, roping, spinning, weaving,
'I'hat the IiHivre was taken chiefly bj tlie
scholars of the parole and thestii-
All etiquette and court dresses were ex
cluded from the family of the Duke of Or
leans, on his ai;c«8sion to the liirone. The
Duchew Orleans, ncw Queen of France
appeared in a plain ly>nnct and ribbon
the Duke himself walked aUnit in plain sof>n drowned all other
ci 'ihes, arm in arm with one of tho dep-
ern hy tlic lawn and acrordiiijj lo the lawn, hi rrii-
der fair and eTact juMtire to i'V ry one ari ordini; d'.'nts from the Polytechniipii! and St. A-
to his righti, and li> art in all tlimc with a fol matld’s sch'Kilii. 'I’he American Isiys tsik
y...w to th- intrr.»t«, happinis. and glory of U.e ^,^^1 in tlw contest : it was iin,s«sible to n>-
strain them. A huly of the city nsle thro’
shi^aring and finishing; ami tlu! whole nia-
eliinerv is moved rapidly by four dog«.—
'I’he e.xhibition is full of curiosity an.l in
terest—for hwlies as well as B'nt|enien. 'I he
itiachinery is very perf. et nnd U-aulifully
finished; and we |i:il conlulent llial lh(
utiep.
h'reneh nation.”
The cry of \ ive Philipjie \ If. was erowded streets, amidst the firing ofi whole town will f>e eager to examine it, as
its merits are understfMKl.
N. } . ('om. Adccrliscr.
Yesterday afternoon a rattleHnake es‘ap-
ed from a cage at an exhibition room in
, I “'‘•■‘"i '-'''' }^> s..ldi..rs, at Iha peril of her hf.‘, to' get to the
_,of“\,veI>f.ilh|.IK.-L orth.-crKesol“\,ve |„mrding sch.».dof her mn, where there
I e roi  i.s rancais ive la reine, 160 sliijents, to make the 'I’eachers
During this time Ihe Kin"
promise her not to let him out. She went
signed throe to La (irang^ and n^tunieil on the 30th inst.
c.-'jiirsol the oatli ajid of the d'‘cjarutiou. i When she gfH back thoy told her they had Market-strect. A yoi)n|' man ha^iilv si
gloving
protc.stalionsofattachnient. 'rhel;ii|\,wltf*
a lM:aver-hke [silicy, vnxhip/H'd her jacket,
with the same ficility tliat a imslern lielle
would throw h'’r shawl, and left tin- nrticlo
in Ihe douhli! giasji of the, divir uml the offi.
eer. I'or two hours the in imoiaO'd spurk
held liis rnotilh totlui key-hole, anil iiddress.
«'d the most “ l«|uent tli.coiirso” to the la.
»ly’s ri/in'.vritatirr, siip|Hising the l.idv her.
selfhad lieen there. \Ve ai-e not iiilormed
how he discovt red his error, but we may
easily iinaoi.in the chagiin he felt on thi;
discovery. .%» great v.as his mortidealioit
tliat ho I'eliiupiished his courtshi|i, and hem
the whole of his allention In (u*'ire on hr.
mililarv duties.—.jh.
J