Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-22
NEw-Yoak. June II.
Combinations eFFere;sa Ness via Ea,!fas.
PARIs, April 6.

PAR1s, April 6.
Four days ago. Napoleon thought OF passing
decree iniiic,ing the penalty OF death upoz
every ole who shsuld be found to have a news<
paper in his pocket. The evening before his
dethronement, he made 4 colonel q present Of ats
estate in Westphalia
TIE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
The Emperor of Russia. irnmedafeiy on ms
arrival at Paris, rode ca horseback TO the Tho:
ilieries, examined every thing, and praised the
taste with which it was adorned. ssIhave
found Paris very 6ne," said his majesty, {" but
shall leave itin much more hourishng con-
dltIon." Being shewn the Saloon of Peace, he
SAID, What use could Boraparte have made
OF tins Saloon T. When he came to the great
Gallery OF the Museum, he said, I" ten days ara
necessary to see this fine collection" Obsery.
ing that some pictures were removed, he said
- His character must hare hsen quite inista-
Ken II any fear lad been snter,airred for tt.x
'eiuseum Tie Emperor laughed, though noe
wha bitterness, at the fear with which it had
been attempted to inspire the Parisians.
The monument OF the Place yendome is un-
der the protection of the High Allied Powers.
the statue of Bonaparte, ut the top of it, to be
replaced by that OF Peace. Az the Emperor A.
iexsnder rode by it, he said, 50 should pc a.
traid ofbecomingg iddy if stood so high"
Your Majesty's arrival in Paris has been
long expected and desired,1 said somebody. /" T
should have been here sooner" replied the
Emperor; " attribute my delay to the French
vaiours
His Majesty goes every morning and erens
ing with some staff officers, To attend divine
worship in his chapel, made at the Bureau Of
the Marine.
COMPLIMENT A LA FRANCHISE.
When the Emperor OF Russia (says = French
paPer) visited three days ago, the hospital Of
La Salpetriere, his Majesty addressed words
m of N nrlr,,.s \ a.
Pinesss to approach him. One OF the Sisters
who way showing this Monarch some patients
mad through love said, Sire, there would be
many more such in France, were you to remain
here"
BONAPARTE'S SISTER ELIZA
Letters from Genera. of the 3Ist of March,
contain the following account:
The Princess ESzs, Bonapar,e's sister, who,
on the occupation Of Tuscany. by the Neapoli-
tan troops, fed to Lucca, has been obiped to
leave that place ia haste, because the English
arrived only Ave hours after her departure
She has left IN her palace al! the costly III ni-
ture, all her carriages, and 80 horses of Great
value. The princess arrived on the 18th AZ ru-
rim, when, having stopped few moments with
her brother. in law, Prince Horghese, she pros
ceeded to Paris
April II.
The adherence of Marshal oudinot. Duke s
Reggio, was directed to the Prince of Eeneyea.
TIC.
SIR,
siam tais moment arrived, at Paris
without troops, but have left them ready, and
disposed to execute the movement which the
Provisional Government may order Your High
less has done me justice in interpreting NV
sentiments. feet sincere regret IN not having
been here in situation to take part in the ex-
ertion which France, at last, in Its sound part,
has made; hut at least in the situat ion IN Which
! was placed, have done all that honor and
duty prescribed have some details ON this
mead to communicate to your Hjghness, which
viii be interesting TO you. beg YOU to name
some hour when can have the honor of con-
versng " ith you on the subject.--I request
your H,ghness 10 assure the Provisional Gsv-
ern,nent, that shall be happy to make myself
useful III tile organization and command ofthe
troops winch are to be formed in the name of
Louis stanislaus Xavier. am quite at the dis.
posai OF Government, in whatever way il NAV
be pleased TO make use OF me.
oUDINoT. &c"
From Pare faher ofths tn ~ .dhriL
We hear from England. that Genera
Moreau's widow, accepting the offers Of his
majesty the Emperor Alexander, is about
leaving England to so to Russia, The En-.
peror gives her one hund ed Thousand ru.
bles for the journey. a very handsome palace
III the ne ghborhood of Petersburg, and als
lows her considerable annual pension.
Translated for the " York Eueriag Po.t J
PARIS, April 6.
Yesterday, at 2 o'clock IN the morning
Marshals Ney and M'Donald, and VI. Caus
lncourt, arrived from Fontanbleau, aud
were admitted to An audience of the Empe-
ror of Russia. They came to propose the
al hi "a in. ef H0. ,otff. -. a.
This offer was rejected 10y his Imperial Ma
jesty. The negociators then went TO the
Prince of Benevento (ralleyrand) and had
a long conference with he members of tbs
Provisional Government. They were equal.
ly unsuccessful in their attempts. In con q
cert with the allied powers, the proyis;onl
al government proposed to Bonaparte r,
treat to the Island of Elba with yea
pension, of six millions of francs. The
gociators returned TO Eontainblcau. W
Bonaparte now is.
To day, courier arrived from
tainbieau which brought letter from
psrte to his Majesty the Empereg Of
STA containing the acts of his abdca,ion mn
and staple. He accepted the offer which
had been msde him of retreat to the r..
land OF Eloa with pension of six millions.
The Marsbals and &c nera!s are expect
ed in town to day to give their adherence
to the acts Of the senate and Of the Iroyisis
ooal Cove rnmeot
During the whole OF this day, officers and