The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

van Of division Of 6ooo troops Of The line,
coming from GrenobIe 10 oppose their march
Gen. e. wanted TO parIey with the advanced
posts. They answered that they were for
bdden 10 hold any communication. ~ Howcv-
er, this vao fell back leagues and took a
position between the lakes. al the village
The Emperor, informed Of this circun s,ance c,
rode to the spot, where he found or 500
troops, dismounted his horse, made himseli
known, and said that "thc first soldier who
chose to kill his Emperor, nigh, do So"
The unanimous cry was Long Hpe tie Emfer-
or. This regiment had been commanded BY
The Emperor, during his first campaigns IN
Italy these troops embraced the followers of
the Emperor, and instantly tore fiom their
hats the white cockades and replaced them
with the tri-colored.
The Emperor then addressed them, after
which they demanded TO be the frs, TO marc b
against The division which covered Gtencbc.
They began their march, in the midst OF a
crowd of Inhabitants which increased every
moment. The Emperor marched towards
GseHsbie, and ON this way, whole gme ut
come over to him, commanded by Colonel
Labedoyere. Al 9 in the evening the En-
peror entered one Of the suburbs Of Grcno-
BILE. The troops within the gates of the city
consisted Of about 6ooo in nomber, among
them, regiment, in which, 2 years before,
he Emperor mad been made captain.
the National Guards and the whole popu-
la;Ion o. Crenobe, were behind the gar
isoD and re0i the air with cries of Long
hue Me Amheror The gates were burst o.
pen and q, 10, The Emperor entered the city
IN the midst of an army and people anima-
ted win the most lively enihuiasm. The
mex, dy he 'eyiewed the troops in the
midst Of OF the population Of the whole de.
parlment who Criec g down with the Burbons !!
down with the enemies OF the people Long
i've me Emperor, and Government Of our
owD cnoice ~ The garrison Of Grcnoble
inmedia'eiy afterwards proceeded by forced
ma ches towards Lyons. From Grenoble 10
Lyous The msrcn Of The Emperor was like a
fiumpb. Dunng tbis time, the Cour, D.
Aitols, the Duke of Orleans, and several
Mnshais, had reached Lyons Money was
'svished among The troops, and promises
made TO the officers, but TO no purpose
His Majesy the Emperor entered Ly-
ons on the 10Th, at ihe head of troops sent
TO oppose him, and was received with every
demonstration Of J.y The Count D'Artois
Quilted Lyons escorted by single gen d.
arms!
On the ll,h the Emperor reviewed the
troops al Lyons,and with Gen. Brayer at their
head, began his march towards Pans.
On the 18th he arrived at Villa Franche
a small town Of 1000 inhabitanrs, but which
then contained upwards Of $4,000. On the
5th he arrived at Autun on the 9Th at
Avalon on the I'm at Auxcrve, were he
was joined by the P,ince Of Moskwa, who
had caused the tri-colored cockadc 10 be
boisted throughout, his district.
The Emperor reached Fontainbleau on the
goth, at o'clock in the morning al he
learned that the Bou'b bons had Quilted Paris,
and that the Capia was free. He immedi.
ately proceeded to the city, and entered the
Thuilleries al 9 in the evening, at the mo.
ment when he was least expected
Thus has terminated without the she'd
ding oi single drop Of blood, without meet
ing with.any obstacle, this great cntcrprize,
which has restored to the nation her rights
and her glory, and which has efraced the
stain which treason and the presence Of s,ran.
gers had fixed upon the Capital.
In eighteen days the brave battalion Of
guards have traversed the space between
Juan and Paris, distance which usually
takes Is days to travel.
% the 2lst, at o'clock in the afternoon
the emperor reviewed all the troops COM
posing the army of Paris.-Every possi-
bic demonstration Of JOY was exhibited by
both soldiers and ci,izens.
ICT In addition to the above articles, the Moni.
tenr contains the annunc caton of new Ministry,
composed chiefly of the former members, and mum.
Der OF bonaPartes DEGREES. by which he anDuls all
the alterations of the Bourbons, since his deposition,
in the constitution and government
La Rochelle, March 90.
They write from Amiens, that 10000 men
forming tho advanced guard Of the French
army, have passed through that city, taking
the LIsle where the Princes of The House of
Bourbon have retired 1t is believed that
that city will not expose itself to siege.
II is said, that the king has embarked for
England at Ambleteause, near Calias. 1t is
believed that our troops will take immediate
possession Of Belgium, where the Emperor
will find rreat resources and many ,artizans