Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
BARCLAY DE TOLLL.
H. .. ChGlcns SIR O2aync, 1871 July.
NEw-YoRK. Sent o..

LII INNjRl rRA n 4
Yesterday arrived at this port, the ele
giant tast sailing pilot boat schooner Selby,
Captain Selby. in 33 days from Nartz
from whence he sailed on the Goth of Au-
gust.
By this arrival. we learn, verbally. TINT
France was quiet-and that it was known
there that the Northumberland, "a. Adm
raj Cockburn, had sailed from England
with Napoleon Bonaparte for St. Hele-
ma.
Captain Selby has politely favored the
Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser with
file Of Paris papers to the 18th OF Aug
us', from which the following translations
are made.
Translated for the Mcrcantile advertiser.
Paris, -luFuv, II.
Orders have been given that Marshal
Ney be transferred 70 Paris. 1t is presum-
ed that he will arrive in i or DAYS, and
that the process against him will commence
Immediately.
Marshal Mcdonald, Duke of Tarente.
TOOK, on the lst instant, the command of
the army of the Loire. 1t constituted an
effective force of about is 600 men.
I'Wa, Sfain, hug. 4.
1t is currently reported, and generally
believed, that our sovereign Ferdinand VII.
is at Paris. 1t is said also that the Head
Quarters of the army OF observation were
at Toulouse.
Peronne, Iveust 10.
a requ'sitio1 was made on the 22d Ju-
iy, OF 100000 francs On the department Of
the Somme, for the service Of the troops
of the King Of the Netherlands. This de
partment having suffered considerably by
the passage 100000 men, was under the
impossibility of complying with this requ;si-
tian.--Thc suh-prefect went immcdiatelvto
Paris, to see the hereditary Prince of Or
ange, to expose the situation of the depart
mont and the Prince generously dispens-
ed with the requisiiion.
Brussels, august 10.
The army commanded by General Tau
enzen, viii encamD on the borders Of the
Mouse, and wait further orders and that
the Danish troops Of 5000 men, which
wait TO enter France, will remain on the
borders of the Escaut.
Yienna, Juiy 30.
Madame Murat occupies the castle Of
Hcnbourg. The castle belongs to the ban
king house of Feliner &c Co. OF Vienna, and
is situated leagues from the capital, the
scite Of Hungary. She is forbidden to ap-
pear at Vienna.
4 '@E 'o5 ~@%%,S tsSG L.
Marshal Ney has bsen arrested and con-
Quoted to Aurilac.
Marshal Bruno, after having Quilted
Toulon, with passports from Mr.. de Rev
ierrc, has been assaiied by the people It A.
vignon: He alightcd from has carriage,
and took refuge in one of the hotels of the
city. The project had advised him to pro-
secute his journey without delay. When
lie heard that his life was in danger by the
populace, he went to rescue him at the
peril of his life and, at that moment,
the Marshal thinking that his door would
be forced, shot himself
August 16.-The Journal Of Lausanne
of the 18th Of August, asserts, that no Aus
trian troops had crossed tbs line since the
10th of July--that An army Of reserve, of
$4,000 men, with b2,tal;ons fthe landwher,
which were destined In Join the regular
troops, with II pieces Of nnon, had recei-
we'd orders to retrogade on the I'd of Aug
ust.
1.-THE Duke Of Angouieme and Ma,
dame have gone to Bordeaux.
Our funds are advancing-62: 7j-bank
shares from 1915 to 1880.
London, Iugust II.
Lord Burgherst, has been appointed min
ister to the United States, and was to sail
for New York in the frige&e Laccdemoni-
nm.
The Brussels paper coutaixs an article
rom the Court Gazette Of Vienna, By