The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27
Chaions 70 unite himself with tn. wreck 'oe
3lucher's army.

Chaions TO unite himself with th. wreck 'of
3lucher's army.
Soissons is place protected from coup
de main. Wnzingsro6e a. the head of
| NJ 5000 light troops, su n uioned it TO surren
| der. General Rnsca answered as he ought
WiDz'6gersde placed agai1stit battery of
g pieces. Unfortunately the first shot fr-
ed killed General Rusca. Il Thousand men
ct the national guard was its only garrison
They were panic struck. and the enemy
entered Scissors where they committed all
the horrors Imaginable.
The Duke Of Cas,iglione (Augereau) sets
out from Lyons with very large army,
| composed of choice troops, to penetrate
Fraoch- Compile cnd Switz er'and.
The Congress of Cha,il,on Continues, but
the enemy uses every Kind of iu,pe iimcnt
20 its progress. The Cnssacks stop the
Corriers at every step. Thew camuel them
| 10 go so far out Of their wav that altho' they
are on'v 80 leagues from Cha,iiia in a
straighs line. the Courier arrives only in
or days. II is the first time the laws of
nations have been thus violated. Among
the lesst civilized nationa the Curriers' of
Arha ssadors are respected. AMI no hind
-anceis given TO heir communic atoms with
IN ir governments.
4 decree ofthe 22d Feb. has been issued
~ Il iSs d''lOn'lEl THE feC'NF2LloN OF W ar
hy the King of Naples ag,,nst France, and
recalling all French ren in his service.
MONTPELIER Feb. I2.'
During the last devs, superb division
of Marshal Suchet's army has passed here
nm its way tn Complete the arnv os Mar.
shall Augereau, consisting OF 5000 infantry
800 cavalry, 800 art'lerists, with a park
of 40 pieces of cannon.
MILAN. Feb. 16.
The last EXPRESS fro" the army came
from the II. q. of the Vice Roy at Vol,a
last evcnng-Che reports are that the
losses cf he enemy we're much larger than
was at first believed Rellegarde's haad
quarters we're on the 18th reno ed to Viii
la Franco.
GREEeBLE, Feb. IL.
Our troops have eve"y whore resumed
the offensive. On the side of Molntmeilan,
they have received reinforcena ents from I.
tally, and harrass tie enemv every day.
Irons, Feb %.
| Our army has marched with a numerals
Pr'i!lery. We know that all me strong pa
ces on the Rhine hold ous rig1roaslv, and
hat they extend their sorties far and vida.
The garrison of Junnguen continues to do
much mischief to the enemv-we are in
formed that the garrison of Kehl has lately
| made sortie, in which she has destroyed
\ N'N'J NAiN SoNSh a
baggage.
MEMOIRS, Feb. 81.
| Sx thousand Cossacks of Pistow with 8
pieces Of cannon have entered our city, &
have committed every Kind Of eycees
I here was only major and $40 men 70
oppose them. The Msjor was taken pri-
soner, tied to cart, dragged through the
| whole CITY aad ignomipiously treated by
this unrestrained soidiery. These misera-
bic wretches never attack but when they
have an odds of so to one. They are in ex-
treme fear OF the peasantry. We have seen
20 Cossacks shamefuy fiy before 7 i'll arm.
ed countrvmea. Thanks be to Heaven we
| are delivered from these barbarians.
PARIs, Feb. IS.
On the Gath in the morning his majesty
| che Emperor entered Troves, after some
brilliant affairs { cavalry, in which he has
| IN ade manv honsands f prisoners and IA.
ken p eces of cannon.
a peal of artillery announced this morn
| ing to thu capital some new advantages Oh
| tanned bv the Emperor His head quar-
| 'ers IS at Troyes. The enemy struck with
terror continues to retire before our victori-
| Gus troops.
The anirority which reigns between the
| r rssian and Austrian officers is extreme.
| they will not lodge or eat togrther-This
| a1imosity extends to the soldiers Of the two
nations
| The Russians treat the Aus;rians with an
| iNsu'ting co1tempt-The Aussrians are We
w naughty but not cruel, while the Russi
! ans have an instructive ferocity which no.
hing can sof.e1. One seeks in vain TO dis
| t'nguish between the mere serf and the man
vho is supposed be well bred. We find,
| IS. true, in the latter, a few Of the out
works or pn'iteness, from which we form
! s}me hopes but we are soon undecevPd.
/ and their natural disposition resumes its
| empire over them. For instance. Gen.
Sa'ken being wounded was brought into
house he there received the most assidu-
Gus attentiope-some days after this honse
was pillaged-The owner went to impiore
he protection Of the General, but he re
fused it with sternness, and his only reply
was 'his-To fAldge, to burn, 10 violate is
the la5u Of D,an.
Extract Oft letter dated from Chateau
Ihierry 1871 Of Pe6. p. NJ
The emperor is at the suburb of Marne
Our troops are pursuing the remainder of
| Blucher's army, ~hich has been overthrow
and sabred from Vieux -Maisons.
| The whcle If the enemy's rear guard
that is 10 say, what he had been enabled TO
collect vt hIs best troops, has just baes ia
ken with ali his artillery aud the general
who commanded it.
The wrecks of that army have passed
through our city in the most horrible confu
zion.