The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
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Yesterday 5th April, 1914, all the Magis-
tratcs of the Court of Accounts united in the
I, Great Chamber on the convocation of the
first President, who addressed them as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen,
You know thS act dated the Cd Of This
month, by which the Senate declared the
French people disengaged from all civil and
military ties towards Napoleon Bouapartc.
The Legislative body gave its adhesion to
this act YOU have requested me to assemble
You to give thc means of expressing the scnu-
ments with which this CHEAT EVENT in
spires YOU. hasten to satisfy your impati-
ence. The Senate has placed in the hands of
men, worthy of the highest confidence, the
care OF stopping the course of the evils under
which France has groaned for so long a
time Let us render thanks to this provisional
government, where wisdom and courage have
this day shown themselves in SO signal mar
ncr.
Let rs repay with immortal gratitude an act
OF magnanimity, the most wonderful of which
the annals of the world can preserve the re-
mcmbrance. The Emperor Of Russia consoles
tTvo hundred Thousand families by the return
OF the unfortunate FRENCHNIEN whom the
fortune or war placed in his power, and he
hastens the happy moment which will bring
back our brothers, our friends, our children.
Nations whom we were taught to dread as e.
nemics, the King of Prussia and the Princes
united in one OF the most glorious causes,
mark their presence only by testimonies and
proofs of friendship. They are to-day our
allies-our friends, and for a long time past
we nave not been SO FREE as in the presence
OF these foreigners with arms in their hands
Let us JOIN our wishes to those which all
Frenchmen make at this moment, that of see
ing spring up, under the shade of a wise con-
sutution, tfose days of glory and prosperity
which distinguished France under Princes
who have governed her for more than EIGHT
centuries. From ali quarters the name of
BOURBON IS heard. A Prince who viii reign
by the constitution, justice, and the laws, Will
soon return into the bosom of his dear native
land. We are at liberty to express the senti-
mentS by which we are animated for this family
whom so many motives render dear to France
and to declare our adhesion to all the arrange
IneIts made by the Senate TO secure the happi-
ness OF the French nation.
At the Palace of the Court the day and
year above mentioned.
Slgned-Barbe MarboiS, 1st President -
lard PanvillierS, Delpierre, Rrierre de Sur
gy, Presidents. Feral, Dupier, Gounard, e.
tourneur, GARNER, Attorney Generals Mail
ard, and so other names Of equal weight, &c.
By unanimous movement, the members of
the court, requested the 1st President to wait
or the sentiments by which they are all ami
mated, to make known the full and entire adj
herencc which they give to all the measures
taken by the Senate, the Legislative Body and
the PROVISIONAL Government /; that COPY of
the speech OF the President and the proceed
lngs OF the present extra session should be
published, and that in witness of their adhe.
renee the members of the Court should sign
the same, which was done.
April 7.
To. M the Baron, fr.f;'ct ofthe Police.
by order of his Majesty the Emperor, nv
master, have the honour to invite you Mon
Sleur, lie Baron, to let out of prison the inha-
bitants OF COucmmiers, MIR. dc Nuenne and
Mr.. Gnmberg confined at Sainte-Pelag in
the inteiiour of their commune, and thus to
save the lives of their fellow citizens and their
property.
His Majesty also requests that you return
to liberty all persons, who from attachment
to their ancient and legitimate SOVEREIGN have
been imprisoned until this moment.
on viii be 50 obhging, Monsieur le Baron,
ito cause this letter To be Inserted in ali
the newspapers.
(5igned) The Count Of NESSELRODE.
His EXceHency the Governor of Paris. in
formed that several communcs have desired
Russian Officers wounded, to permit them to
! afford them the attentions and care which
humanity demands, accepts with gratitude
these benevolent dispositions. His Excellcn-
| cy, authorizes, in consequence Mr. Niguel.
! the Director otthe Russian HOSPITALS. to give
| favourable reception to requests of this
| Kind. MIR Nigue lives u the street of the
| Capucincs No. 10.
| The wounded Officers who shall be attend
| Cd in the Communes must be careful to pre-
! vent every kind OF disorder and to suppress
them His kxcclency in granting them full
| power to this effect holds Thorn responsible
! for the accidents which may happen through
| their fault
Headquarters OF the Allied Army, Paris,
April 8, 1914.
| (Signed) SACKEN
PANS, April TO-
! III. Lame, Member Of the Legislative Po-
| dy, whose discourse drew upon him the ha-
ued Of the Tyrant, IS appointed Prefect al
interim Of the GirondC. BY the Dukc Of An
| gouieme.
Field Marshal Butcher has not LETT Paris,
as some papers nave stated. lie was walk
ing yesterday evening in the garden Of the
| Palais Roygl--he VS. decorated with seven
teen different orders. The crowd assembled
J from al side, to sec this Lilstrious General,