Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-04


yentured in, about $4,000 p.ussisus. again with |
sworis draw H. guns loaded, and matches lighted, |
msrel,sd tar ugh the streets IA leiTOfcM The
pc, pie were thus brought TO proper state Of
mud, to appr, oise Ihcirhapy 10; 50, when the
equity monarch male lis appearance, the women
from the windows a,dthe boys in the streets shook
their hsndLerehieis waved their lilies, and cried
OF g Iire e RAJ yitc I. Roi 90 They had
done the samea little willie before, when Blueher
passed and stili worse, Lame diumm-r had excl
ted their most enthusiastic ace!amatons. Every
effort WAS msde by the cayalcade to induce tie
crowd 10 cheer. THIS was not generally done. l
discovered may eountcaanccs, which exhibited the
kecnosi modification, and deepest distress. Not
wstanling all the rtso,vcs 10 the contrary, saw
the rational flag struck aud the white colois raised
on the top o. the unn erected To commemorate
the glory acquired by the French armies in the ]
memorable Campaign OF 1908. This column is
lS5 tee high. a'd covered with LGs relief Of the
brass OF the canton taken fom tic Austrians.---
These victories were gained under The tri-coloPed
flag; how much ike interloper, looked the Lilly
lyered barner have witnessed frequent seuiles
among i',tlIvldnsis abut the eOckate However,
the contest will rot continue long roval pre-
clana;icn has air ady appeared on the subject
The army in retiring iron! Paris ie days ago,
ced the National Guard - preserve the National
COOrs. This they r solved 10 do but, few days
afterwards. they were no longer TO be seen. TIE
| Army further declared, ihu, they would again fy
to arms, it the p hiogei 10 choose their Government
| ,ocitude on the subject. The patriotism Of the
| troops is not seconded tlcy are abandoned by
them chic II and by lhepetple. They the only
| dep0sitary at present OF sentiments worthy of
| France. Long aslcr Donaparte ceased to command.
I they continued 10 hold a LANGUAGE honorable To
themselves as Citizens and Soldiers. They said
| IN their late Address to the National Guards, body
| OF men unworthy oftleir praise; " Adicu brave
comrades, and Won, Fcilow-C Citizens, who de
! serve the name of Frcnchmen On t.. banks of
,ft he S.sin uLo
| always he lor our Country, and for You" Brave
men ! you will be compelled II descend from your
eleyat d stand. Yu will follow. Reluctantly, the
| vile example OF Paris and nfthe National Guarl.-
Indeed you look around Tor support in vain the
Repres natives o! the people dispersed, the Presi-
dent of thc Provisional Government uniting with the
Opprcssos otthe Country, abandoned by your Chiefs,
you have other alternative, bu; submission. You
are N this mOmeptsuiT1uuded by mics, too nme-
roGS 10 be opposed Tie Prussian army has left Paris
IN watch your movements andtkc whole Country
is nolhirg bur Camp, flied with Russians, English
6ermans, Wirtemhu'gers, Bayaiians, Spaniards
and Swiss.
The Boron de Nualinq, Prussian. is NJ present
Governor Of Paris General Niaismi is 10 he his sue
cesfor; but, 1chen j., not said EIngsh troops are
e:caInped in the Champs Elysecs; the Prusssns
occupy the Thuii eres, CarUusal, &c. and are
qsartered in private houses. ii is said, that it is
their intention TO destroy the bridge or Jena anu all
other monuments OF theirdeieats The Germans,
Italians, &c. ought to do the same. Paris ought TO
he stripped of her borrowed piumage. She is no
longer worthy of honorable trophies. TO pre-
serve them, she las saciIiic the nation may she
be disappointed il; receiving the price Of her mean
ness Let the pictures aud srtuary ofItaly and
SPAN be taken back the horses of Venice resto-
rcd the trumphal arches and eolumns RACED
Lhey belong TO the character of the tyrant whom
she fastened TO diSnoT; they are too intimately
connected with Boaapartc, to be = source OF pride
or pleasure to her. The Government of Louis the
18th employed itself during the FORMER twelve
months reign, Twill it be belev y in the mpor-
tmt task ofpickiug the Ms ont of the public build
lnEs; 1T can again return to that employment.-
BiUcher demands heavy contributions il is said
100000 Francs. The Russians are in the
neSliborhood; dreadful havoc, and outrages the
most atrocous, have been perpeuated. When
France awakes from her unaccolntabe torpor, and
finds herself stripped of her Liberties her Indepen-
dence, her honors, and her property, she nay find
that she has yielded up these Inc stm,be adyanta-
ges with too much facility. Perhaps she may arise
III the majesty Oh hersrzngh, defy her foreign enc
mics, and bring to punishment the home bred trail
tis, by whose periidy Size has been inst.d, dsera-
ccd and subducd.
The report is, that, Bonaparte findngit impossible
to e5caperon Rochelle, has been arrested in gongo
some other port. Whether this be true or not, IL
may be said that the political career o. m,whose
resicv'n has filled the Universe is 1T an end r,
spite OF all the evils, Of which he has been the au-
thor, would be unjust to contend tat he has done
no good. The public works executed during hi,
reign, are immense IL is difficult 20 believe that
50 many superb monuments could have been erected
l. tie sho.t space Of years. & those, year, of ar
lie is Reproduced with reason, with many nets ofty-
ranny and cruelty, but he often generous and
humane. A Prussiam officer of rank had been ar
rested, and was about to be brought to tiial. lii,
wife threw herself at the feet of BOaparts pro
testing his innocence he handed her = letter:
There, said he, IS the evidence OF his guilt You now
"hold ii; throw it in the fire, there is no other
" proof against III n, and he must be acquitted" He
IS accused nth violating treaties. Have other Soye-
rei5ns acted with greater fidelity towards him Il
is said, that he was arrogant and Insulting 10 those
around him. 1t appears, nevertheless, 10 be ceT-
tain, that he always had and still has, few fast s.
sincere friends. Ills personal courage is contested
he has fought hiy-eigt battles, more and bioodier
than those Of CESAR bat genius ard wisdom have
their li'nis Bonaparte possessed great resources;
but, physically and morally, they Insufficient
to oppose the force by which he has been over
whelmed. In becoming despot, lac dug lis own
grave; IN making the people slaves, he destroyed
that patriotism and zeal, which his owa safety aud
greatness, well that Of Francs, equally re-
CURED.
The Parisians are a good deal puzzled, what to
make Of the blessings which flow in upon them 50
rapidly. They are delighted with The King, Mon-
s.ur, AID the Dnc dc Berry in ecstacies with
their religion their giug TO mass, SC and sing with
much glec in all Their churches, the DoMige, sat-
rum Jac Jegem. They are also much charmed
with the Allies, and some, afew days ago, cried ont,
TtJe he GcHcr0i Btucier Fi1'e Il yN6Jc We!-
KHgfouW But the nandaGon begins TO he over
pDwerirg-20O,0O 900 prussians, 12O,OO0 Russians
without taking into consideration the English, BIZ
ysri1us, Wirtcmburgers, Hsnovcrians, &c &e.
seem 10 bc than necessary 10? escort 10 TIC
King. Besides, lie General BIuchtr has demanded
the uoinc.liue payment of 1DO,0O,O0O frGnes he
has qaarcred his ior5 on tie citizens at tire rate,