The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-25

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voy body of troops, which has embarked in
transports at Cork.
LiDerrool Courier Office, 4 o'clock.
BROUGHT BY EXPRESS.
We have this moment received the high
Iy important Intelligence Of the Allies having
entered Paris on the 3 lst ult.
SECOND EDITION--SUN OFFICE.
Official Bulletin, War Deharfment,
Tuesday, HhrH $, 1914.
Gen. Sir T. Graham has transmitted TO
Lord Bathurst on extract of letter address
sed 10 Gen. Adlc-cru,z, Chief OF the Staff,
under the Prince Royal of Sweden, TO the
Governor Of the Low Countries, dated Liege,
the 29th Of March. 1t states, that an aid dc
camp to Gen. Eulercrutz had just arrived in
Liegc from Fere La ChampaDoise, which he
Quilted on the 26ih ult That from the Goth
10 the 2stb there had been continual lighting
between the Allies and the French corps
commanded by Marshals Macdonald, Oudi-
not, Marmont and Morticr. greatly to the
advantage Of the former, who had captured
8 general officers, 10000 men, and 80 pie
ccs of cannon.
After the action Of the 2lst at Arcis sur
Anbc, Bonapar,c moved to ST. Dizier, and
thence by Jonvile, but the junction Of the
Grand Army, with that commanded by Gen.
Bluchcr, having been effected, the commu-
nicalion between the French army and Paris
had been cut off,
The movements Of Napoleon were closely
followed and observed by General Winzinge.
rode at the head Of ten thousand horse.
Marshal Dluchci's advanced guarc was cx-
pcc,ed TO arrive at Meaux on The evening of
the 26th ult.
LATEST ENGLISH BULLETIN.
1From the 9th Edition of the Sum-" Of April 81
SECOND OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Uar DEPARTMENT, Ahrii S, 1914.
Letters received from Sir Charles Stew
art, dated Heights of Belevillc, on Paris,
3oth March.
A successful attack was made on tho enc.
my cn that day by the Allied Army. The
loss Of the enemy in prisoners and artillery
are very considerable, and the Allies advanc-
cd after the action to the gates of Paris.
When on the point Of forcing the barriers
of the town, flag Of truce was sent out to
solicit capitula,ion, which was granted by
the Emperor of Russia and King Of Prussia,
who entered Paris on the following morning
AT o'clock.
JOSEPH'S PROCLAMATION.
King Joseph, Lieut.. Gen. of the Emperor, Comman-
der in Chief Of the National Guards, to the ci,i.
zens of Paris.
Citizens Of Paris,
E" An cncmy's column has taken possession
Of Mcaux.
4" 1t advances on the road from Germany
but the Emperor pursucs il close at the head
OF a victorious army The Council Of Re-
gCncy has provided for the safety Of the EN-
press and the King of Rome.
"4 remain with you-Lot us arm ourselves
10 defend this city--its monuments--i,s rich
es, our wives and children-every thing that
is dear TO us.
Z" Let this great city become camp for a
few moments, sad let the enemy meet his
disgrace under its walls, which he hoped TO
enter triumphan,ly.
The Emperor marches TO our assistance
project yourselves by short and vigorous
resistance, and let US preserve the French
honor.
Paris, 29,h March, 1914"
Marginal observation The Empress and
King OF Rome left Paris on the c9th for Ram.
bouillct-Blucher close TO Paris.
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In addition TO our ic Of papers by the Fair
American. we have received the following
Circular from one of the most respectable
commercial houses in Liverpool. It's publica.
tion will preclude the necessity OF making
many extracts from the London papers, and
its importance will render it valuable to the
politician as we'll ss merchant.
"LivEnpooL, 9th April, 1914.
So long period has elapsed since VIC
havc had any drec, opportunity Of addressing
our friends in the United S,a,cs,,hat il would
DC inpossi5lcto to recapilulate even the leading
featpres OF thoso gfand events, which have
p'c'Geed such astonishing changes in Ihe