The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30
PROCLAMATION rorIG ARMY.

DotdferS OF me .f'2ILP or Jtdty
Since TIA opening of the campaign, you have un-
dergone great Htsues, a rave Civ the esemy
gr AZ pr rs nt ur 3rsv.ry, aud tn your Sovereign
81 ut proofs of fa-iIty.
How glorious sr. the prizes Won have already re-.
eeivei fro a y1,a :-n-rnus R1rts You have con.
9uesed tue esteem OF ynnr ens.nes--yon have OBJ
tanned res'rl, from tue Erper0r, md you may in
pride yonrse VS. of hay ny preserved from all
enenys on he part of the Italian terri.
tory anil gre nrnher of French departments
!Soi&ers Hopes of . solid s. approaching peace
arr ouliy spoken If from avery quarter. | believe
1h IN un -
you--a Jew sae-i. prssentsits.lf--And who is that
enemyl V,,n shall nav toll it TO you. you wi,
refuse t., We Faith IN ny 70" "a ant you' insredu-
hty, in wh,c' hav' for long ten participated
shall be for you tit'e %; glory
The Neapo tans hal sole nn'y prom sed us their
allegiance Upon the fat oil these prom ses, they
have been re- eved in the kingdos ~ brothers -
they have been I'd tied not only oesHpy several
Of departments bIt 20 divide with you all
our resources.
They entered as 6rothers and they were enc.
mics They ent ell ia 6foihers, and it was ney .
ertheless aga ins US they had prepared thsirarns
E'Sodier, read n your hearts all your Indignation
---snd know whtts sentiment Of indignat;on, pro.
duced by so noble cause, is capable OF adding to
your noble vsor
The Neap iitans are mt even thens Ives irwin
eibss, Psrhau3 may also reckon snme friends
In their ks Surely, If the ssntimsnts Of 10y
atty can b. d:'ure !, who dotis but Donent's rs-
lection is sufficient to- re.kiude IL, and restore it
its whole empire
There ar sraone the Eespoltan troops grest
nsmber Of French tLey vii soon forssk, standards
whieh thy slso have thvught faithful to their
sovereign Fod their uairy They viii come o.
TO yDu d; lhny win fli in the midst of YOU the
same gral 3, t1 which their services eniitle them ;
YOU will receive them as friends, you viii console
them by your reception, Of the depO:ipg detection
of vh h they sre not deserving 70 be sufferers.
Frenchmen! itsans ~ rely or you; you may
IN me XoJs vtIl find mr. Of u,o t.,h
shall have been marked cut by your interest and
your story
Soldiers! tas Is my roto---Honor ard Fideli,y.
Let this 'cvce BE- yours also With 1t, and the
aid Of God We shall still triumph over our enemies
Given at our headquarters, ut Verona, the 1st.
at February, 1914.
(Sigued) EUGENE NAPOLEON
PARIS Feb. %.
Her Majesty the Empress a d Queen has
received the following news Of the armies
90 the oath Feb.
The Emperor arrived on the 22d at two
O'clock p. M. at the little town Of Mery-sur.
Seine.
Gen. Bower has attacked the remains of
the corps OF Gen. Biucher, Sachen and
York, which had posed rive Aube 70 reon
the army of Prince Schwaftzenburgh at
T Dyes.
Gen. Boyer has pushed the enemy ut full
charge, has Overthrown them and taken DOS
session of the town. The enemy in his rage
set it on fire with so much rApidity that it
was impossible To pass thro' the flames IN
pursue them. We have made hundred
prisoner.
From the 22d to the 2sth the Emperor
had his II. Quarters at the little town of Cha
tries.
On the 9Sd Prince {Venzel Lohtenstein
arrived at head quarters. This new flag Of
truce was sent by the Prince Schwartzen-
burgn 70 propose an armistice.
Cen. Milhaud, commanding the cavalry
oftae 81 corps, has made two hundred