The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-12

ErIraot from fhe records ofHs Conservo-
Hue Senate, WonGGy, JANUARY IL, 1915.
The Conservative Senate re- united to the
number of members prescribed by the Goth
article Of the act of the constitution of the
18th December. 1897, saw the project OF
the ScnatuS COnsuhum digosted in the form
prescribed by the 57,h article OF the act OF
the constitution of 4th August, 1902.
After hearing the motives of said project.
the orators OF the council OF state. and the
report of the special commissioners named
at the sitting Of YESTERDAY:
1t was decreed--
Art. ]. Tha, $4,000 men be placed at
the dispositions of the ministers of war-to
wit.
1st 100, 600 men composing the hundred
cohorts If the national guards.
I'd. 100000 of the consc,iptions of 1909,
1910, 1911 and 1912, taken from amongst
those who had not been called, to form a
part of the active army.
Sd. 100000 men of the CONSUMPTION of
the year 1914.
Art. II. In conformity to the preceding
article, the first mentioned hundred cohorts
shall! cease to form part of the national
guard, and shall be embodied in the active
army.
Men who are not married before the
publication of the present Senatus Consul
tum, cannot be designed to make part of
the levy of conscrip,s made i'll the years
1909. 1910, 1871 and 1912. ~
Fhe 10000 ulcn OF the conscription of
1914, shall be levied in the course of the
year, at any time appointed by the minister
of war. Z va
III. The present Senatus Consultum shall
be transmitted by message to his majesty
the emperor and king.
(Signed) CAMBACERES
Count de Beaumont, Count de PApparent.
BERLIN, Jan. S.
Our monarch has expressed the strongest
Indignation at the reasonable conduct If
gen. d'Yorck, the affecting intelligence of
which he received yesterday.-His majesty
has issued the following orders:
That all means be employed to seize
general d'Yorck. and bring him to Berlin,
in order that he may be tried Sc punished.
according to the enormity of his crime
Gen. Kleist is appointed lieutenant gene
raj, to command the Prussian quota in the
| place of general d'Yorck.
He will adopt all necessary measures to
recall the troops. and place them under
the orders of the King of Naples, & lead
them wherever that Prince shall think
proper to appoint.
M. de Natzmer, aid de camp to the
King, set off this morning for Konigsberg
with letter, wherein his majesty, after
declaring his ratification Of the stipu-
lation of general d'Yorck, invites the King
of Naples to give his orders to lieut.. gen.
kleist, and to inform major de Natzmer
thereof, in order that he may make known
| to the Prussian troops the will of their So
Yereign.
An order of the day will be published in
all the states of his Prussian majesty, and
the King Of Naples will be solicited to or
der similar publication to be made a.
mongst the French army, to give greater
publicity to the disavowal of the King, and
the expression of his indignation.
| 1t is said, that Prince Hatfield will set
off Immediately for Paris, as bearer to his
majesty the Emperor, of the expression of
| the sentiments of the King.
The following is the agreement made be-
tween Gen. d'Yorck and the enemy.
CONVENTION.
This day, the undersigned, commander
in chief of the auxiliary Prussian corps,
lieut.. gen. d'Yorck on the one part, and the
quarter master general of the Russian I'm
perial army under the orders of count
Wittgenstein, major general Diebitsch on
the other; after mature deliberation, a.
greed to the following convention:
ART. 1. The Prussian corps shall occupy
the interior of the Prussian territory,
ons the frontier !;i;c from Aeuie' and NJ iIiiu
metal, as far as the road from Woinuta to
Tilsit. From Tilsit, the road leading by
Schil,apischkeu and Melankeu, as far as
Labian, including the towns they reach,
shall fix the extent of country, said Russian
corps is to occupy. This territory shall be
limited on the other side by the Currisck
Half; and the whole extent of this terrific
ry shall be considered neutral so long as it
is occupied by the Prussian troops. 1t is
we'll Understood that the Russian troops
shall enjoy the freedom of going and coming
on the high roads. but they cannot be per-
mitted to fix their quarters in the towns of
their vEinjty.
strict neutrality in the district allotted to
them in the first article, until the arrival of
nrders from his majesty the king of Prus
STA but they are bound, In case his males
ty should order them to rejoin the French
gainst the Russian army for the space of
two months from the date hereof.
as. I'm case either the king Of Prussia or
the emperor OF Russia should refuse to ra
tify the present convention, the Prussian
corps shall be at liberty to go wherever the
orders of their king shall call them.
4. All stragglers found on the great
road 70 Mittam ~en - al a..ieles ::
pertaining to the army, shall be restored
to the Prussian corps The supplies and
the train OF said corps, shall be permitted
to pass the Russian army without inter.
ruptioH, on their way to rejoin at Konings-
berg or further, the Prussian army.