Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15

Marsnai Prince B'uchcr's headquarters
are now at Caen. The town of Vesoul is
still full of troops. and the inhabitants, up
on an average, have six men each TO
lodge.
The Emperors of Austria and Russia.
the King of Prussia, with the Princes of
their families, the Duke of Wellington, and
all the illustrious Personages, who left Pa
RS TOR the grand review, are expected to
return on Tuesday night or "Wednesday
morning.
September 10.
Yesterday between 5 and 4 o'clock, u
train OF French artillery and some troops
of different arms, entered Paris. The troops
defle1 on the Boulevart.s du Nord. They
attracted a great crowd.
We are assured that the Royal Prus-
san Guards who are in this capital, have
received orders to hold themselves in rea-
dness to set out at moments warning
we do not know ifthey are to be replaced
or not by other Prussian troops or by other
Allied corps.
They write frnm Orleans that they ex-
pect every moment corps OF Prussian
troops, who are to replace the BavariAns
The latter are gning into Beauce.
Lucien Bonaparte, who is still in the Cit
abel of Turin, has demanded permission
on his harote Of honor, to visit Rome,
where, he says, his wife lies dangerously ILL.,
He has been told to make his application to
the Allied Sovereigns.
Courier. Fact,uordina'y Of Tuesday
Morning.
We learn from Italy that the wifi, of
I-ucitn Bonaparte was lltey very near
being Ssinated i'll her country house,
near Rome.
We a~e assured that the Allies are be-
seg;ug Montmedy.
Prince Tslleyrand, and Baron Louis,
Minister of Finance, were occupied yester-
day with the King from 5 to 4 O'clock.
Considerable corps of Anstrians are at
this moment evacuating the French terri
tory, and are requesting Mount Gems on
their return TO Italy. The number of
troops of different natiors is estimated at
100000, who VIII have left France by the
ooh
Various corps OF allied troops entered
Paris yesterday; a corps Of Belgian hus-
s.rs came by the F"ubourg St. Denis, and
strong deiachInepts of Prussian and Rus
sian cavalry by the barrier of Glchv,
The rumors circulated at Brussels res
Pectng the negotiations between France
and Allies state, that the treaty of peace is
actually signed, and that the conditions viii
be mace public about the beginning of next
month. In tic mean tine the following
particulars are circulated in the best in
formed circles:
/ he Integrity of France is recognised,
with the following modfications-Savoy is
restored to the king of Sardinia the
hishoprick of Porentrug is ceGed to Basic :;
Elunnguenisto be RACED and it's fortifica-
tions never to be restored Landau, with
arectih alton of the frontiers, is ceded to
the German empire the ports OF the du-
chy Of Luxembourg, of the county Of Ma
mur and of Hainault, as well as some
strong places in French Flanders, shall re-
turn to Belgium. Besides this, France is
To pay a part Of the expenses of the war,
to + store all the works of science and art
carried Of from foreign countries, and two
hundred thousand Of the allied troops will
occupy the principal fortresses tor the
spec of two years"
We are happy to find by other accounts,
that the interests of the Hanoverians have
not been diSregarded in the negotiations.
We were appreheusive, from the little
noise that had been made respecting their
losses, that a blamea5le spirit of iiberality
was TO leave them without recompence
or restItuti II ; but we now learn that re-
gular STATE mcnts OF their losses by French
robbery and ,qu sition, have been prepar-
ed, ard that the amount is insisted on
This IS a it ought to be- The total claim
IS stated at thirty millions Of francs.
The preparations for the ceremony of
the inauguration continues to be prosecu-
ted with great activity it will take place
IN the open air in the Place Royale.