The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-06


sovere!sns, the stability Of the reacc and tran
qaiAty OF Europe, * has directed me to make
known 10 y>u t2at his inlC ntion is that ,oIr
lord h'ps should give orders that AL hos.,itics
against The cast or France Cease immediate y.
ana Shat his VI 'jesty Is vessels suffer all French
vessels carrying the white flag to navigate
freely.
(Signed) BATHURST.
ne hinls received this mcrniny the prince
OF Condo and Madame the Duchess of Rel.
bon. 1855 - ''S''
-, PANS, July %.
ne nsng dimes tomorrow with the imps-
rop Alexander.
Addresses OF devotion and fidelity 70 the
kirg continue to arrive from all quarters 70
the Minister oi War.
Marshal Souit has been arrested az Mendes
ny the National Guards
the greatest tranquility reigns at Greno-
Ole which IS occupied by four thousand Aus
trians and Piednontese.
NANTES, July IS.
The Journal of CHS city contains the follow.
ing letter:
The Marshal Prince Of Fckmuhl. Commands
er IN chief of the armies on the lief. bank of
the Loire, to Lieut.. Gen. Maux I. anaryne,
commander in Chief of the Army at tho
Loire.
"ORLEANs, July II. 1875:
- The army, on quitting Paris, and retiring
oehind the Loire, according to the terms Of
theiConvention OF the Sd of July, left near the
froVlslonai Government, Commissioners ap-
PoInted to require Instructions, in case 4
new Government should be established
Z" 1hcse commissioners in rendering an
account to the army OF the late events of the
capital and the entrance of the King. have
lHtOrmc1 OF the
been made TO them to induce the army 20 re-
cognISe that its union with the system of. the
government could aicne prevent the dissoluti-
on, Of the State.
The Commissioners in their Commrnica--
mons, give the assurance, thatunder a consti-
1utloilat government no reaction is to be fear
ed !; that the passions will be neutralized;
that the ministry will be one and responsible:
that men and principles will be respected
mat arbitrary disrnissals shall not take III &c
IN tue army, but it shaASe treated coafsrnrq-
oIy 70 rs ho'ior these are the terms trans
mitted hy the commissioners.
AS pledge and proof ef what they nd.
vance, they state as certainty, that marshal
st Tyr is appointed minister os war: tina,
tne duke of Otranto is minister of police. and
that he only accepts tn Office With the Is.
su9ance that the government will proceed in
a spirit OF moderation and wisdom of which he
himself has always gwen the ex ,Fnple. =.
ga these Conditions, natora interests
ought freely to unite the army to the king.
these interests require sacrii es they should
De made willingly with mo- est energy he.
army subsisting, the amy united will B: nmn.
should our misfortures increase. the centrs
and raliy'ng point Of all Frenchmen, even OF
the most violent royalists i
Every one must feel that union and tbs
OBLIVION OF all dissentions can alone eject thu
saiVaton OF France, which will become i'm
possible, should hesitation, difference or oD;.
MON, or private considerations bring dissoiu-
ton to the army. either by its own means.
Or those of foreign force.
Let ms unite, then--let US never generate.
- he Vendeans have Civ n us a touching
cXampie-they have written to Us, offerina1.
to lay aside all resentnen s, and to unite with
US III the patriotic wish OF preventing all dis
menberment OF the country. let us be
Freuchmen--you know that this senhmens
always relgned exclusively in my soul-lc
Will only leave me with my las breath. n
this name demand your confidence am,
sure of msriting and oDtainiogit.
CSigned) The Marshal CommanJer IN
Chief,
The Prince of ECKMUHL"
n. Il. There is in this letter several Da,-a.,
graphs which appear to us unintelgible-ea
vents will doubtless explain them. The whole
Contents OF the lettepare contradictoty to the
positive account OF the army having submitted
to the King, as it ought to do, rUREkY and
SIMPLY Gazette de France.
LONDON, JHiy %. II
Some idea Of he extent of emigration from
Ireland may be formed from the Following eZ-
tract from d private letter, dated ST. Jobn's.
Newfoundland, SD OF last month
'' The arrivals from Ireland have exceede5
an ~ the Custorr-House books-exclysiva
o. three vessels which a. made no returns
are ), p2fmen and 373 women to this bars
bour alune--but the numbers far exceed the
returns, the Captains having brought out 50
MAN. they are ashamed TO return them
J he Tretched creatures are most dreadf,f.lv
treated OF tHe Rassage---onc man declared 4,
me, Re WIS but three nights below decks the.
entire Gtire voyage, nor could he get dovyr,
Strong complaints have been made by a set cf
wretchas ~loDscane yeeteid ", of the very
nearly star Dg cahdition thes were in-n.s
deed govern cDt must put stop to such pro
ceedngs, or reeiiY ncontageon viii be bred
IN our streets, and Whg w,ll becou. If theu,i
In winter God only knows"
We hear Shat the Duchess of Cumberland
is expected 20 arrive in tnis country. soon. to
be re-married. The CHapsl Royal is fttins,
mp for the occasion, aud She Prince Recent