Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
tny the Sampson a, Boston, from nOpdcaux.)
CAMILLUS.

London, .fugust ).
Letters and papers have been received
from Paris and other situations in France,
the former to Thursday last The funds
had fallen to o1-S0, and the genera cha
raoter ofthe intelligence IS very gloomy.
The following are extracts from some of
our letters.
Paris, .fuguat >.
owe are divided between hope and ear,
but the former seems to be less founded on
reason than on sensib lity
The king is not treated with respect
by the allies his measures are disapprov-
ed, and he is listened to with reluctance.
The government is much the same, as 10
ali substantial purposes. as if he were not
among us.
The circular of the duke of Otranto
TO the procedures explains the true situa-
ton Of affairs. There is serious danger
OF connections, and if the foreign troops
were not III France to control the public
spirit, that danger would be converted into
mischief and disorganization.
The temper CT the people is soured,
and the acldIty operates with its natural
pungency every where.
The people are alarmed lest the int
g'i;y Of III, country should not be preserv-
ed, and tnrce-fourhs of the territory are
already under the control of the confeder-
ates. They look with peculiar solic tudc
to Lorraine and AisaCe and Indifferent
as the French are supposed to be as to
their political rights, every thing that tends
10 mortiSy their pride as great and in
dependent ia ion, is sensbly felt by
them"
Paris, august 1.-Workmen are en-
ployed IN replacing the names of the
streets and pubic places of Paris, which
tney bore previous to the year 1892.
1t appears that they are actively en-
ployed at the officc Of the ministry fwar
in the Reorganization Of the army. 1t is
said his maj sy has given his approbati-
on to the plan viii h has been presented
to him for eff c ing this object. It is be-
lieved that all the officers of more than
fifty years oil, will obtain an honorable
retreat.
Many of the generals named in the de-
cree Of the king Of the 9th of July, it is
sad, have obtained passports to d-part
from the kingdom.
The enigrant Frenchmen, who had as
scmble;! on the Spanish frontier, entered
St. Jean &c Luz on the 21st, whore thew
were received with enthusiasm. Thence
they arc to direct their course upon Bay
onne.
They write ON L'Orient, that the row
al army IF La Vendee, which had been in
juriously asserted to have Joined the army
ct the Loire, is recruiting greatly in the
country.
HngH5t IA few DAYS after the en-
trance ofthc allies into Paris, some turbn
lent fellows ofthe lower class of the pco-
pie, who are in the habit of assembling on
the place du Chatelet, &c. insulted and
provoked at 10 o'clock in the morning,
the Prussian soldiers, VINO were ing 10
the Hotel de Vile at two clock in the
afternoon cannon were placed Oh the Ex-
change bridge, the new bridge, bridge Of
Notre-Dame, &c. Yesterday morninr. no
doubt Tor the same reasons, pieces of artil-
lery were placed ar the sou hcrn extrem-
ity Of Notre-Dame bridgr, and that Of the
bridge Of the kings garden il is absolute
~ iniisp 'rsable to size and punish the a.
gi'atorS and disturb re Of the pub ic tran
guilty, who make such measures necessa-
ry.
A legion bearing the name of Maria
Theresa. has been for mel in the depart
mcnt Of Gironde. 1t is composed OF 1900
in'aniry, 500 cavalry, and a company Of
art iler SIS. The command of it is given
to Marsh ii-dc-capp Peg3t.
Nm order of tn, day Cf Count Dcsollc,
dated 81, orders that, conformably TO n let
ter from Baron Mufl ne, the soldiers CT
the allies, wandering in thc stree Is during
tic night, shall be arrested by the patroic3
OF thc National gu rd.
To day AMI ton rrow, the Prusyian
troops arc to celebrate. through their
whole line, the anniversary Of the br.h OF
his Majesty the king Of Prussia. Salvos of
artillery and mugkctry will be f. cl in ho-
nor Of tho occasion.
a journal assures us that M. Boul1v
d N Mcurthc has been arrested, and
conducted to one Of ths prisons Of Pa
RS.
We are assured chat the Archduchess
Leopold nc, whose intended marriage with
2 son Of France is Ill reported, vii ac-
;,'npsny h.r maj sly the Empress Of Aus
ria 70 Paris.
Tho department Of the Lower Seine is
ne Of those which are destined for the
'antonments Of thc English Amy, Il bri-