Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20

men, and 90 oO0,00O Off srcs. And il is report ~,
that being slprehensNe THAT his tismssicn " Old
be voted he has gone IL put himself at the head al
toe arm,. Bu', tine could nor, With the nation,
oppose the Allies, how eln lac calculate success
against both Yesterday the resolution To protect
his per univ sal lie safe, so long he
obey.d the national vii. 10 day, otter sentinients
prevail iair opportunity now Offers to establish
Republic. Bat, are They secure from disnlem-
beruent The aecuiss Combination " ii co.true
to interfere. 1t isa Conspiracy al Kings, not a
eaiost Napoleon but against liberal principles. Yet
they all protest against imposing Government on
France. The English and Austrian Governments,
have been explicit; ard --- informed me-,
that, in lis presence, Alexander lad said, that
the Bou,bous were incorr gible; that lac regretted
,av,ns hsd any hard in placing then on the thoue.
L. the present Assembly, then, choose an FIX.
ecutive Magistrate, and h rSaitcr, on the s?pca-
ton oil majority OF the people, c'ii Convention
to abrogste or change the ConSt futon, which may
be now agre cd CT. 1t appears tina, The Emperor,
Emperor no more, has not left Paris. AS
walked alone in the Champ Elysee, in the neigh
borhocd Of! the palace which he occupies, reflect
ing on the glComy solt de Il its groyes, when con-
,rastrd wiih the scene which few short days past
it exhibited | was struck with the distant shouts
of Pi1eF Embe,eM'! fastened 10 the garden OF
the Palace there, to my establishment, saw this
very individual, who had been told hid left the
city again to place himself at the head O. the
my. He was walking with Bertrand AMI t!lrCc
Olllt -, whose names Nil nov iSaEn- ael NSAE
eng ged, but lot earlestv, IN conversation. There
was nothing unusual in lis -pYcarancc a. manner
his countenance was firm a'S' p,acif. He rad de-
termned on and prepared LIS abdicstior. few
minutes afterwards, he eat rcd plain carriage,
drawn by wohorses, aud followed by two others
conveying the geutlemen WHO with him re-
paired to The Chambe, o. II, personalities to give it
in, and once moJeto strip himself ofduc and power
could but reflect that the 6h OF this month he
hsd mcvedto thatv'ry Chamber in gorgeo uscarri-
age, cove cd 18th gold, drawn by six beautiful horses
ecnratcd with L r., ueir long names curled
md waving in the wins. with sumptuous eQuipage,
with the embers of 'arlil X cour attired in rich
Isl habiliIneIs ia his tTn whist ounding thou
siuds h'iil hm with shouts g. admiration. No1v,
was about to say, " n0ne poor 10 do him revor-
enc - none, indeed, ia comparison with The for
mer wd. The numbcr, however, rapidly in
creased AID rs he passed or, they threw up their
Greasy cans" a.d cried al u;i g Iiue PEinbe-
rem % He made his acknowledgements with a
'f'w and ch- ri sGile, ard passed The gale
& o. Pars Is more. IL is succeeded by the deep
st detection and melancholy. The assured LOOK,
"nd IA light sep which met you at every turn in
he Ia osn the 1huilielias, and the walks of the
Il lais Royal, are no longer to be seen.
jane %.
Napoleon sbdicatcd in favor Of his son, who for,
the present, is acknowledged as Emperor by virtue
Of .iie CO siiution. Policy poiots OFT the prapri-
etY eft supporting him. Ii may have tendency TO
break the solid phsanX of their Enemies it may
draw Of Austria, Italy and Germany the inte-
st oi the French people is nothi;g but little
Napoleon may find friends among the yirtuous and
cnlg tened Governments OF The present age! Louis
18th has consider bic party in the Nation, but
lew supporters in tn Government. The Dake of
Crleansis mort popular, and would be preferred,
IL they are compelled probably will be the case,
to receive Bourbon. The Republic, Just at pre-
sent, Is out ui the que ton. How it withs
" q eppOsitan of tie BOaaps lists and Bourbans
within, and the Legtimate Kings wit out Yet |
do not despair. 1t IS i'pssshle trat the reign OF
F,lly aud "a Vice should " eternal
Provisional Executive has been formed. Il is
con posed of the present ministers, and five mem
b.rs appointed by tlte two no SIS CARROT, Due
'fOtrante and General Grenler ave been named
| By the Chamber Of Representatives, and the
Due De vienna, end III Quinette by the Peers
Commiss oners already dispatch. TO treat with
the Allies, on whose Will and pleasure pend the
safety of Paris, the integrity Of France, and the
nature o; its Government VIII thcy accept of Ma
| p'h o the 2d VII his being proposed create
| dyisio, and dissolve the enioH2 VIII the Emperor
OF Austria refer to his own immediate interest
The distl prosp ct OF his Grandson for this is
obviously a fetch the part OF France TO OBJ
| tain breathing spell. hope she may succeed in
euliiES tcm, and hereafter, in tisaes of quiet
brace the occasion Il form sGOveramcnt more
worthy # h,r IAN that ni a baby, pulling and Du.
king il. nnrse's arms Bat Louis Ie dssiif, III
better meet Q lie views OF the l. climate Kings and
his hug corpse viii he aca,n Eitsd intO The high
| seat. Miserable Nation , wr,tched alternative
an infant or Supernatural - doarl The French
| srmy has been drea'iiuliy cut up. OHe of the
GaZcttes tatc.l tat the Inperial Gusris we're ut
terly snnilated this has been noticed in the Lee
| ,isistuic. \ rne4,ber, the aut' .orily OF the
| Minister of War, declared tat 5000 had already
| rallied and that the army Of the North amounted
| 10 10000 men. The youth # the Polyt, thuic
School have requested to be taken into service, and
| great Efforts a,c maxi to augment the military
| force fthe Natou--ULior, a. a levy en- masse
wouli 1 save the country bat fear the one does
exist, end tl.c other canct eonsl quenUy be It.
! sorted to. Ifihe negOciat ons fiji, the intention
A97v avowed, is to defend Paris te the last extrem-
t. The works Of Mott -Msrtre are strOng and
confidence begins to revive. La Fayette, Scbast;-
AMI, LalOrest d Argensou aid Pontecoulant are the
commissioners appointed to treat with the Allies.
The Duke d'Otraute (Fouehs)is President of the
Provisional Government {; and Mssseua, Conmau-
er ia Chief OF The Noti)nal Guar.ls Bonaparte has
talSenup his esdence at Malmsison ; in event Of
lis being obliged to ny report gives to the United
States the honor or disgrace. Of becoming his asy-
lum; for myself, view it ncithorin the one light
nor in the other.
(JOURN-iL % DC Ccntiucl.)