Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-08


I'm letter from the Netherlands Il 10 said that
7" from the moment the troops of tie au;e, enter
France, there IS TO be no regular comm ss.riat
to issue orders of payment on psiti.h agents. or
TO draw bills Of exchange on the British treas,rv.
but clothing, provisions, and eis,.p ae.icS. orns-
ces@g and convey'ence, Is 70 b. ie-,sg ia t 5ep,
~ contributions on the cities, tosoas, aud 1aIages
gffhe tnSaded tsr'i!osg: and thus on the enenv
IS TO be retaliated his own Oppressive system of
exact.ons, and the expenses Of the war viii be,
by tins expedent, largely diminished. Some f,,.
diligence, however, IS intended to be shewn to
those places IN France on which contributions
are levied, when loyalty shall be manifested to
me legitimate sovereign, and ready Obedience
is pad to the orders OF the Commanders Insuch
cases, a sors u payment is To be made TO a piyen
extent, IN the shape of bills drawn by Louis ana
countersisned by his minister Of finance, which
arctic be made payable at the public treasury Of
Paris" -
Accounts of instructions, principally among.
.he conscrlpts, in the cities, and of assertions
nom the armies, are received from various quar-
ters. An explosion at Paris is talked of in the
outch papers with increasing confidence: tho
relgn OF the lacobns and terrorsts appears on the.
eve OF commencing. At HHre, Isle and Rouep,
the disturbances have been serious, and several
hives have been lost. La yendee is also said to
be in 4 state of ferment.
Pans, May g.,
"e "''s'er 9, me altsr.0r, caDf Of the empire, 10
~ de prefsct Of the debartme1t
" am informed, NJ. Project, that in MANY paris
or the empire the secFesy of correspond encs has
been violated by some agents of the .siIninistra
ton. Who could have authorised measures OK
this description (! Their authors, il is said wish
to serve SGyeTTmeat--to seek its good opinion
10 hear ofsuch proceedings in administration, is
not TO serve the cmperor--it is TO camnlniate MS
majesty He requires it not; he rejects the
homage ola devotion disavowed by the laws.
Now the laws, since 1888, have not ceased
to pronounce that the secrecy Of a letter is nyia-
labe. All DIR nlisiortunes, at different epochs
OF the revolution, came from the violation of prn-
clpleS--it is time To return to them.
You viii do well, then, VI. Project, to pur-
sue with the utmost rigor of the laws, those IN
ilactlons OF one of the most sacyed rights OF man
IN society. The thoughts OF French citizen
ought 10 be as free as his person.
Accept, M. Preiect, the assurance of my
perfect consideration.
(signed "cARNoT"
MINISTRY OF WAR
Not;ce-No soldier IN actual service, Whatever
be his rank, except those who form part of the
Populations of corps, shall quit his post to come
to the fieldof Mar their absence could not but
be preudicial to the good of the service.
The minister of war
MARsun PRINCE OF ECKNUHL.
Paris, 9.h Nay, 1915.
letter from London, dated the 4tb, SAYS the
FRINGE Regent received, on the preceding day,
courier, with information OF the approaching re-
turn Of the emperor Of Russia to his capital.
Prince Joseph and prince Luc.en transacted
business YESTERDAY with the emperor.
Marshal Suchet, it is said, is about 10 depart
for Lyons, whence he VIII go to Chambray
Some trouble lately broke out at ST. Fleur, but
the presence of the ectrestored order.
Courier from the duke of Wellington arrived
at Vienna on the 10Th april, and occasioned long
conferences.
HAwnUne, May 5.
TIE archdachess Maria Lotdsa The arch
duchess Meria Louisa lately wro,e a letter to
count seratte, the goyer'sr of Parma, which
contains the following political confession of
tath -" My wishes rejected the hand Of Rona.
partc. As autiful daughter | yielded 20 the EN-.
treaties ola beloved father, and sacrificed myself
Tor my country. When j arrived in France
amidst such dazzling prospects, the amiable
manners OF the French rendered ne perhaps too
indulgent to the Inconsistency and unsteadiness
of their character ] Thought had studied the
nation. 1t abandoned Napoleon in his adversit,.
and recalled to the throne the prince thad pro-
scribed. All! Napoleon returns TO France, and
the people forsake their king What base and
faithless nation! Never viii return TO Il, and II
had not a son to whom have consigned my ex-
istence, would shut myselfup IN on,ent for
the rest of my days"
Milan, April o.
II is said that the troops which were in Tusca.
ny have obtained advantages over the king of Ma
pies. 1t even appears that they push their re-
cognoissances IS tar as Spoletto.
The last accounts received this morning an
'nounce that the Austrians have entered Civita
Vecchla, where they form the garrison in concert
with the Pope's regiment OF noble guards, and
an hundred Swiss.
s,ueu1A, Aprn24.
This day 10000 NeapoIitan infantry, apd two
regiments of cavalry arrived here It's believed
that the king Of Naples intends to march on
Rome, whittier it appears the Austrians have di.
rccied corps IN all haste, BY the mountains, in
order to take Possession Of tilat capital.
STRAsBURo, April 81.
From Ossenbourg to Kelh there are but
from 8 to 1900 Badoise soldiers, and at
Helh 1000 Austrians. This small corps
is under the command Of the Austrian zen
eral WOlkmann.
In Ortinau, and Brisgaw, they expect
column of 10000 Austrians, of which the
advance guard had reached the vicinity Of
Stutgard.
1t was said in Vienna on The 10Th. that
the emperor Alexander was on MS return
to st, Petersburgh, upon an invitation from
the senate, who dread the armament Of
Sweden.
YIENNA, April 1s.
Tho old Io ra,,,,, 81 Al. 4 VI