Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

ment tor ealcn.au0a. Resolutions TO defend the
sol, onSnt rot 70 be "s'rScd DER with the pale
east OF trou%',t." they must hazard every thing
OF sec thsir h0nors hiagIed, their country rSyaya
anu themselves cnS'aNct. fNe King. the toyaiists
the Journals Ui Paris make every exertion 10 pre-
vent animtmiat- opposition the forces of te Al
hes arc magnilied, snd disposition to resist them
denounced - reUViiious. What perfdy what pcr-
version but, not" .thstanding their hasencs, they
have not entirely succeeded in cradcsting every YES
ise oipatriotsm. few days ago. it was stated ti,st
t''e army had seat in Their Submission their adj
"ies' was published. 1t was further said, that the
White hsg iiuat,d every where throughout the IIing.
dom Nothing IS more false. la spite of their ef-
forts 70 suppress the uujh, il is now well known
that the army the Loire wit, Davoust at its
head, preserves ltc attitude Of defiance; that Vim
eennes within four miles Of the metropolis has sue
ets4tli) sisted tie attsCks OF the Prussians IL
IS true that " old wo DIN leg'' as the officer IS
called, has hos.ed the white flag; bot, he holds
the command, REFUSES To obey al orders from the
6inS whom ne cOnsi3evs prisoner AID fols every
a'tsmp, 81 the allies To disIoSse-s him. The castle
IS h.ied with ha mQterGi of war which he means to
deliver over 70 the French government, when one
shall exist. General Clausel has published an or
der at Bordeaux, IL which lac says that the eaptaI !,
~ the possession o. ,he enemv and therefore no
order ,SsG.nS irom thence he considered rs le-
81 thst D8Noust Is cG'nmRnderin ohisf oCthe army
snd must alone BE- obeyci ne commands = eorsi
dc7abiei force. - NarGuc IS NJ the head of troops
formerly engaged in Ia Nendce. Generals Ram
aud Lecourte and Suchei le:l oa heir respective
uelaenmcnts. " they could all Nute On the Loire
ncrIed with Indignation ard sustained hv their fsl
low conntIymea, many Of whom, particularly in
Alsace have already flown 70 arms. ,hev would be
erowntd with victory, or the blaze in which they
pesh-d with the glory Of France would l,rosc also
Inc funeral pyre OF ner insoient invaders l. !, rot
more tr'n hus,an patience, mo e than human
meanness Is eaieula,el To bear Austria has
gives Governor to Lorraine, Prussia tas
set one over Paris. The English Talk oecnly Of
razins Lisle, CanOray, and a tue strong hol's of
te country They are this tine the e0qggcrors
ana not the Russians; 81, ifAlexander IS literally
opposed, he !. no, t. be permitted tointsrpose. An
giish officer observed 10 me, that lac should not
be surprised il Lord Wellington was TO b, CONS.
KING. ms Is iooiisa enough to be sire but is
aso'i specimen Of British modest, But Aiexan-
DER IS not inclined 10 interfere bpne fray his feel
ngs towards France have cone great chance
the powers OK Europe seem alto have transferred
thelr hatred from 'rar2rtc to The nation New
views o. assron'ii1 me.t br, as IN upon them L.
Alexander capable o. acting great part on
great scale, aine opportunity presents Itself: let
nm Diier himself u France, assist her 60 chase her
Ioes from her bosom, O. avenge herself On them:
the crown IS within his power, TIA phisl Of holy wa
ter IS within hls grasp. He would better IN rt them
ua' the supria@ruaicd Bourbon, who has filled his
country with horcs OF iaw!css robbers and broken IN
the very ioundatoas me- only Of her bapri,ass q i
Independence, but Ct hsr exsteace Austria Prussia
and Holland would nc crushed by the weight Of his
Two empires, aud already one OF his arms reaches
ni'ooslan, where stands the proud and principal
hlar Oh british greatness. He hiss fsircr prospect
OK Op!yersai Empire than ever has, Napoleon or aav
olher man Nothing could prevent lis ri,ai!.ng
ms snrp2ssnS the immortal achievements Of his
mighty name. sake. But, | suspect he is po.r
creatures ne val be satisfied with piliering di,id-
lnc the spoil with others, and adding few more hu
man cattle TO his Russians ard Cos:acl,s, s. Pol,g.
VINO, ne syS II lis late proclamation fixing the des-
my o. foand, are united by the con,aon name of
" SLAVES, lie is certainly elec,ioneering; bat ne
nss no idItheT views than mere Aattery aud adula-
ton. observed hun niautey, while riding thro'
t"e - luieVaTns, reviewing about 10000 Prussians
i'st-sd OF observing che oops, Ia kept bis eye on
the otier size o. the street GA the multitude. I!e
evidently courted acclsmatioos, insde advances put
on a most eos&iag LOOK, and Frequently raised hi,
Land u as hat thc people dill BOT f.lly reein-o
cate his affection or appreciate h:s e0ndcscensioa-
lie was claSIlncc AID disappointed ; but, whatever
'ho'ti there wer~, lie tUuS them To- himself a.tho'
totA.as along with hin, cheei. by iowl, were Fee
q fel and Francis, and little way bshal, Wei
i'sion aud Biacher, Artois and SchwArtzcn5u
The allies take care t. preserve Wholesome ter
r"r among tie treuci, by a frequent display Of
their to- ces One day VIC have thou.anis and ten,
OF thousands 81 1erma's, wi;h their white coats aud
bouS's IN th-T caps, para ing TIA streets aad Rou
levaIds; the next, many Russians: then. tbe
FiuSsians, Their very whsSers curl,d with rsge and
contcnpt They a.e th= Indian allies Of The Eop-
iieh, the Fo,lawattoinies, Scc Bucher s anotbr
iecnmseh Then came the Islanders, with the
haho'ellans, Dutch, Brunswckcs, Hrssia s Bel
Sa S, &C. TO the amount OF 10000 Ttese r.,
views are attended by tn oOVercgls nan. If cent y
accoutred AID numerousiy attended 50, that NJ
thin5 may be wanting to the production OF th, full
esi physical and moral effect The streets the the
drcs, the sarc! n and all pub c places are Cjlel
win th-'rtr ops; cannon plac d in different l,a,ts
0i Tie town. aud piece dir, cted against Tie, L nui,
leries. The King feels his hum.Hico, bnt l. obIj-
Sed 10 witness the outrages and ,eries which Ia;
treads choose TO commit a few dys ago I va .,
st Cloud: the chambers OF the place formerly,
occupied by Bon2parte AID Louisa are nov the
'wIii-tubs OF Butcher Although the other raDooa
were crowded with gains. dirty, stupid soldiet.y.
was refused admttancc IS the Pl7ssian yua,6 :
None but The military were 10 BE permit II 10 ye,
tie works of ta5te sad s;leudour which they co,-
mled. However, aitor a Title while [ returned
a number Of Engiishmcn were pressing in. arIT
entered unobser'ed "A man with brush was bu
SLY employed in O0iitei aing all ea.h.eclatc.l r.
pfcssnCu0t u Napoleon ard his achicyer1en.s
the tablets Of Mosaic were broken TO pisc sssifh,
Tie hit OF swords, aud vacant spaces appeared an
tue wal!s, whence had been taken ornaments Of va
rous Kinds. 4 celebrated picture OF the l5op.ro-
on horsc6-c-, which irontet one If Desix M tbc
moment o. receiving lis death wound, hal been tn
Ken OH. "A freedman, NhO held some household
office, and 20 whom 1 made myself known as an A.
me''s"H, tod mc IN great agony, that they were d..
Stiyng every tliHs. iiie piiags Of piatures. So.
continues; auu they are now taking % p.cc s AID
picking up, plans models in 5as relisfof,e f,,.
'iied towns 81 France, To be sent 20 their r. c:ya
countries Thus they wiii become acoI.il..d wit,
ai' tire aei' nces % France, tbroue nc ans tfc r.
dnhonorsbe. The models nad uevcr been /. FIRE
exposed, anu few individuals kn,W even of t,ci~ .
sienc@ saw fhcm they e,,c yau "a d t,e.. ;.,,,
ct city, 'ts Qualifications aiid eDyir,n, t,, de- ,s,
minute actual examination would d9. Ifis.qi D..
were above ~ hti,oOus end uud most o.. t,.c,