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they have formed connection 10 bulnefs under
the firm Of
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26
CAPTURE OF PARIS.
From the LONDON GAzE74E Extraordinary.
WAR DEP ARFMENT.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
Do7cniag Street, JuEy 7, 1915.
CAPTAINS. LORD Arthur Hill arrived
last night With dispatches, of which the
following are an extract aud copy, adj
dressed to Earl Bathurst. 10y his Grace
the Duke OF Wellington, dated Gonasse,
% and 4th instant
Gonasse, ID Juiy, 1915.
1.-THE enemy attacked the advanced guard
of Marshal Prince Blucher's corps at Vars
Cotcrets, On the 2Sth, but, the main body com
ing up, they were driven off, with the loss of
pieces OF cannon and about 1000 prisoners.
1t appears that these troops were on the
march from Scissors to Paris, & having been
driven OF that road by the Prussan troops at
Niilars Coterets, they got upon that Of Miea'lx
They were attacked again upon this road BY
Cen Bnlow, who took from them 500 prison
ers, and drove them across the Marine.
They have, however, got into Paris.
The advanced guard OF tbs army under
my command, crossed the Disc on the 29th,
and the whole on the 3Oth, and We Yesterday
took Up q position with the right upon the
height 81 !lochebourg, and the left upon the
Bois dc Bondy.
Field Marshal Prince. Butcher having ia
ken the village of Aubervilers, or Vertus, on
the morning OF the 3Oth June, moved to his
right and crossed the Seine a. st. German
as advanced, and he will this day have his
right az Plessis Pique, his left at Saint Cloud,
and the reserve at Versailles. go.
The enemy have fortified the heights of
Montmartre and the town OF St. Denis strong
ly and by means of the little rivers Rouillon
and la Vielle Mer, they have inundated the
ground on the north side of that town, and
water having been introduced into the canal
de l'Ourcq, and the bank formed into para
pet and batteries, they have a strong position
or the side OK Paris
The heights of Bellevlle are likewise strong
y fortified, but am not aware that any de-
tensve works have been thrown up on the
left side or the Seine.
Having, collected in Paris all the troops re-
manning after the battle of the 18th and All the
depots OF the whole army, it is supposed the
enemy have there about 80 OF $4,000 troops
OF the line. and guards. besides the ma
tlonai guards, new levy called Les Trial
ieurs de ia Gaide, and the Federes.
have great pleasure in Informing your
Lordsllp that Quesnoy surrendered to his
Royal Highness Prince Frederick of the Meth
erlands ca the 29th June.
inclose the copy his Royal Highness' s
report upon this subject, in which your Lord
/ ship will observe with satisfaction the intel
| ligeEce aud spirit with which this young
| Prince conducted this affair.
Likewise understand that Bassaurne has
| surrendered to the officer sent there by the
| King OF France to take possession OF that
! iowa.
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.

A Gentleman OF this City has favored us with the
.eIiyerpool Advertiser otJGy 10Th, received by Tie
Ship Canton, Capt. John Richards which landes her
papers and letters ut Hampton The Canton is bound
to City Point and has goods both for Petersburg and
this City. We have extracted every article OF interest,"
which the paper contains. They supply ms with n
British History OF the Events which preceded their
entrance into Paris, with the articles OF Capulat
on of that city This sner would nvs US believe that
the struggle is OVER, and that Louis NVill is rcto
rcd to his throne. Indeed, what other ssae can we
promise ourselves froru the combination OF SO many
powers. in favor OF the OF "iegtinlate
regns" employing somany means and r'aay w'es a
gansi nation which want, efficient raying ont I
Z country that cut up into sStont, tsti:h aprey
10 invasion.
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Ea,tract e Nseatcl f,on Lord Nirrhe,,h 4
From tie L0urioa SIN, J'ig61
DEATH OE AIV N-ffIJ.pjEA An


y his 6eatlenan who has for 50 many years occu-
Fen 50 Conspicuous place IN our political world
WINE VA the aet 81 spcaku 10 q servant this morning
cropped down ~ SIT (oihppoplCvy as we are INFORM
cay ard immo- 'atei} expired Ills death so s,,fenv
las excited considerable, sensation add eonyeys;n
deeh an aw'ui and mpre, lesson He vs, "a MAJ,
o. vigorous mind, and Of the most iaiessg an,cai,n
HeneIa'y informed, devoted 10 business aud jealous
~ AL his pursuits, MI Witnresd exhibited many nf
the traits wlrch have been Thought % belong To our
rational Character. j, tqs etee been o,. ls, to JI,
rom him on political subjects but ~ hs ineinis b,
Dle uhiSencc, To his perseverance, and consia,ev W.
oesTe 70 pay the tribute due 1'hedeath of few men
would have occasoncd 50 large blank in Our Parila
menhiy history, 10 the relations Of private le il r.,
~ the horOursb" situations of Maestiste, Country
eentieman, and Nc'iye Member Of Society
we had written i''e iar when the following addi-
bonal particulars reached ns 49,
!, vi Wh'br al Gropp.G iowa in his drcssingroom
Iyoat '"n clock tlis morning and instantly expired
nc VS. giving directions "a sclsaut at tie time. He
had been 80 much inposcd for several days that he
was prob'tciby his Physicians from speaking IN pub
iy or taxing any active part i private Intercourse
put ne was YESTERDAY well as 90 take airing in
s1s with the amisblc Lady now placed in tie mclan
S,9} state Of widowLood, by an event 50 suddenand
dey deroeable
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
Oozvuinp. STREET. Elky q.

Oogv'ii'ig STREET., /ltLy 3, 1915. =,
A dispatch OF which the following is an
extract, was received last night by Earl Ba-
thurst, addressed to his Lortlship by the
Duke of Wellington, dated Crvilie, June %,
1915.
The citadel of Camhray surrendered on
the evening OF the 25th inst. and the King Of
France proceeded with his Court aud bis
troops on the 26th. l have given that fort
over entirely to his Majesty.
attacked Percnne, with the 1st brigade
of guards, under Major cneral Maitland,
on the Goth in the afternoon. The troops
took the homework, which covers the suburb
on the left of the SioInme, by storm, with but
small loss and the town Immediately after
wards surrendered, on condition that the gar
rison should lay down their arms and be al
lowed'to return to their homes.
The troops upon this occasion Behaved re-
rnarkably well; and l have great pleasure
in reporting the good conduct Of a battery
Of artillery Of the troops of the Netherlands.
The armies under Marshal Butcher and
myself have continued their operations since
i last wrote TO your Lordship. The necess-
ty which was under of halring at Cateau, to
allow the pontoons and CERTAIN stores TO reach
me, and to take Cam5ray and Peronne, had
placed the Marshal one march Before me, but
/ conceive there Ii no danger in this separation
between the two armies.
He has one corps this day at Crespy; with
detachments at Nillsrs Coterets and La Ferte
Million J; another at Senls and the 4th corps,
under Buiow, towards Paris he will have
his advanced guard tomorrow. at ST. Denis
and Gonasse. The army under my com
mand has this day its right behind St. lust,
and its left behind Taub, where the high
road from Compeigne joins the high road
from Roye to Paris.
The reserve is at Roye.
We shall be upon the Disc tomorrow
1t appears 10y all accounts, that the enc
my's corps collected at SCISSORS, and under
Marshal Grouchy, have not yet retired upon
Paris, and Marshal Blucher's troops are al
ready between them and that city
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TO THE EpIToR-
a. phiIofl..l,i,.. o., A,,o.,,

"Philadelphis, 2i.t August, 1915.
The FRANKLIN, "a gun snip. was
aunched here this day at o'clock. went
down the river in Steam Boat 20 see the
..sht, and most grand enc it was. Never
did any ship leave her stocks and glide with
more ease and grandeur into her destined ell
ement, than she did, amidst the shouts and
acclamations OF one hundred thousand specta-
tors, who lined the shores and covered the ri
yer to view the sight. May she teach the
enemies of " Free Trade u Sailors Rights"
their duty i am quite sure finer ship never
was launched in this or any orher country
l WAS through all her decks few days "a
60"
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Hdn0vcr County 10 spit---
10 " ALAN. IfnSip .iod0 ~. H'hhicI ard .SdaiueL
Ir!'lag. Ffeeholfers f This Cotiafg -
WHEREAS, rhonas White OF the said County,
hath tins day given information me, John tSiaze-
brook, aJustcc of the Peace for the Count, aiui sd
lh't nc hath taken up Two ES1HAY HORSES, up-
On s own ia'--lhesc are tl,crt fore, the NAM CT
thc commonwealth, to command sou, having been
hist duly sworn tor thar irpcse, before or some
Diner Fisce oi ne peace for this County, to view snd
ap' use TIE sa' stJ* and tocafib the vslue there
OF, hh'ler your hsns, together with partcu,ur des
crlphon OF the kind, marks, brands, stat,,ys colour
and age OF tie said Esitays wlcG eel tii;cAte, s.,
made, you arc forth With 10 return to me.-cyen uu-
der my hand, ,l,e I9'h day ii June, 1915
JOHN CLNIEBROOK
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE

London Gazette Of the 4M Juiy.
FOREIGN OFFICE, July S
DIS stches Of vhich the following are extracts, have
been -ceiyed vt this Office.
Extract eta Dispatch from u. &. Court, Esq
his .MleStys Eitvoy Erh'aoroiaa,'g and .Siias-
ter Piembotsrtiarg 10 the Aitg ctAe 1.so 81
Giles, to YiscOnnt C,IsHsteQgh, dated
NAPLES, Juue7.
have the satisfaction to inloriny our I.sldship that
his Scilian Majesty made this day his public entry
into his Capital aiter an absence OF nine years The
crowd that thrOnsed tie road all the way from Pcrt-
CT, vas immense and nothing could exceed the
enthusiasm oithe people, the appearance Of their
Legitimate Monarch. 1t impossible TIC mistake
tie public feeling upon this occasion. The Theatrical
professions OF Murat drew crowds, rs | AN told, of
curious spectators but curiosity was not the induce
meat here in every countenance might be rew the
honest expression Of heartfelt JOYS at the return of
beloved and native Sovereign.
His Majesty received on his arrival at the Pa
lace, by all te principal Nosiny of the Country; the
great MAJORITY OF whom, appeared to partake OF tie
enthusiasm which had been previously de;nDHstra-
ted by the lower classes. In TACT, never WAS nation
al Joy so uneqaiyocaiy aud so universally displayed
Extract IF q GsGatcl fran Lard Bi,rghesi TO
discount Caao'sarh, dtfed .NisbleS Jime T.
Having received the commands OF his VI iesty King
Ferdinand ". 20 attend him from Portci il, his IN
try into his capital had tis day. the honor Of being
present wh his Majesty, and OF witnessing the en-
tiilIsissm with which ne WAS received by his people.
aie Nj entered Naples Gt the head Of his own
troops, together With tie Austii;ns ard British Who
dehled before hin on bis arrival at his Palace
Tue constant attachment the Neapoan pcopl.,
are Known to Rave b0r.e tteif legitimate Sovereign.
snakes II unnecessary to detail to y1sr insr!slp i,e
Joy Al his return. It's Majesty rcassuJ,es the Cow
81 ment oi ls country, believed aud respected by an
classes OF lis subjects.
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TrRANsLATIoN.1
Psnt H,rg1aes, .J,.ne eS.

80 J'eht ~ d'81HeS, .l'sne 2S, 1915.
Con the day before yesterday, had the honor o.
receiving your Grsces letter, dated Joneourt, Goth
inst. sent by your Ade.de-Camp, Captain Cathcsrt,
whom have requested to inform your Exceency that
Marshal Count Rotiiaer had arrived this rnclnng to
Summon the place ia the OF Louis XVIII. lie
entered irio a negotiation with Lieut. General Des-
preauS, Governor OF tieshoy. The only res',lt how
ever, produced by this very singular reply from
The Governor, from which appeared to me that he
might possibly he induced 60 c;,pituate and de-
terminated at once on firing slles and shot into the
town. and advancing traeurs to the very ga-
cas-, 10 annoy them IN every quarter, With a view O
making some impression the Commaudsnt and. of
endeaHong by that excite to revolt the Ma
u0na Gisirls and inhabiauts who are said TO he we'll
disposed towards us.
From the information collected as to the fDrticati-
ons, there appeared to reasonable chance of IA
king by escaade, The bitches being filled with water
10 ad'ittoa to the tnundaon which had been made =
1t eleven O'clock at night, ordered five howitzers
SIX sX-pnunders to open the town, and continued
the lire until three O'clock at day-b-eak The town
was at one time on fire in three plsces but thu fire was
shorty e1tlngusiled. Some killed in tie town
and several wounded, which appears tohaye produced
exactly the effect which [ wished Last NJ hit Gen
AhthmS who commands the Indian Brigade sent an
ohccr with the proposals 10 the Cnmmanan, accor!-
Ing to che authority which had given to hn and eou
Piled with threat of bombardmentaud assault
Upon thisa mcgee alton was enteredin o. which ended
IN toe signing OF t;Ie dowlS capitulatou, this night
thetis tosay, that he would SEMI AN o'fc r. W tn an
hi lie de Camp OF General AHthing to Caniray ~ as
certain the fact of til residence of the King oil France,
IN tiat town, and To abjcaion OF Ruonspsrte in ia
vor OF son, and thdt thereupO1, he W nd rive us
tbs night nc ~ O'Clock, Pessessol of tn Perte des
forets 20 b Occupied bya company OF artillery aad
that the -xt moraog the garrison should march oat
OF the iowa the National Guards u Law Il wa fb.r
ARMS and return to theT homes the G;ommander and
uGI part OF tiIe garrison who were not Naiiou,I
lizards were tn go aud receive the orrersof Iouis
AFlId in whose name we shall take possession of the
town"
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LivFRrooL, July 10.
By Monday's Mah. h.
my. past Se'eh Gasetfe not t,tf6EsieA.
SECOND EDITION.

Sun Office, 2'zyo O'Clock.
Two persons wcie committed prisoners to the lew
err THIS h.N. They seem ~ b. OF more than common
importtnoe a, from the mystery which has attended
their committed, great curiosity has been excited.
some extrsDr mary ru'nurs have been afoat for
these t~o day, bui We cannot yet couple them with
tie sDov fact, Of tie trut, Of which We are assur ON
authority Which irdun us tn credit it,
Giobe office, TIN o'Ciock.
There is report ~ tie etJ that Btnsl,arte j, de-
tanned at Havre, by 'he Lively revenue eater, Capt
smith.
Mur@ is noticed 10 the Paris Papers as follows
" We icaru ON darssillcs that Nuiat Quilted An-
thes 10 taSef5. waters Of tirsauls 10 SAVOY IA IS l.,
rcp0rtc Tint ii,-i a. Icons IN the house the Pre-.
Nicnt Of ihs imper.d Court Sun
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YI2Gl,NI.s:
4 1RnIcs holden IN The, Clerks paice of,hc supe-
rfor C1nr ofCs.anccy tor ,.,e Richmond District.
ts. 26'h day Ct August, 1875.
C,iIin lsiyiss, Eng.
.igtii,isf,
Egbe't Harris ar'! Daniel Wilson, - DtG,s
THE Def milan, l',;i.eit Harris not 4-i.c entered
ms appear"ie" AND given security ,-irng to the
act Oi Ass mhiy and the rlcs Ut his - l: AID j;
Appearing b, satisfactory evidence, that he IS not an
std Deir dsnt do appear here o.. the first day fire
next te 'a an'l 4,I,swel the bill OF o.. riainth, AID
ust copy OF 'i "tdeib he r. with inserted il. some
newspaper polished in the City OF Rie,,mond, Gov
OF the Capitol, in ti.s sid City.
Il C1pl.--Tesie,
WV. ". HENING, c. C.
Aug 26.--wBw
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EeURSUAN'f to Inc above warrant TO es directed.
q we have this ay viewed TWO ESfRAY kOR-
Sf.o shewn to us by lho,uss Wiiic, os this County
aud do ind the same TO be, Viz Ono of them Il
hOfN, about or 10 cars cid, about four fec. ten
or eleven inches high u,sr hid eot white, swiich-
taii, AID right eyc somewhat AZ lvd, and &oo APP
priae tie said iiorse to the sum oil clT,-f dol
lars. '''
The other n S.N-9LL BIZ, abontfour years old
r"ac', mare q tong bob-lail, with blaze face, ali
lour 'ee' whi'e ard about four feet five inches G,g,,
and We 10 apprsise The said Horse to the sla ~ RI
tee" doiars.-C' rtihed under hands the ieth
day q juue, 1878.
JOHN D IlENDBCK.
.t ...,. WILLLA5. I'INSiEY'
SAMCEL rHIDDY, J!.
he above was s-vorn to before me-.
JOHN GLAZEBROOK.
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Ry La8t WiehtS HzuH.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81.
Lsfc from Soush 4Dlerica.
The schr. Comet Capt. Cathcll. in II DAYS
from Carthogens} IS. Hmerica) arr. at this
port yesterday, sfid brings information mat the
patriots were we'll supplied with arms & anu
munltlon, and chat they were determined to
defend the place to the last extremity
IRey had taken two Spanish Transports
one OF which had 30 men on board, among
whom were the governor and captain gene
RAJ or Panama. There vas on beard the
transports, 2O00 muske,s, e.. Il quantity of
powder, bats, shells, *. The patriots have
about $500 troops III the CITY, and 1900 on
the iWes, and did not appear apprchenslve of
beng conquered.
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My LORD.

-L LOkps OonaSSe, July 4, 1915.
Ficld-Marshal Prince Butcher was strong
ly opposed by the enemy in taking the positi-
on on the left of the Seine, which | reported
III my dispatch OF the I'd inst. that he intended
to take up on that day, particularly on the
heights OF st. Cloud and Meudon but the
gaiiantry OF the Pfussian troops, under Gen.
Liethcn, surmounted every obstacle. and
they succeeded finally in establishing them
selves on the heights of Meudon, and in the
village OF Issy. Tue French attacked them
again ~ lssy at o'clock in the morning of
the 81, but were repulscd with considerable
loss ami finding that Paris was then oben
onits vulnerable side, that communication
was opened between the two Allied Armies
by a bridge which mad had established at
Argeutedil, and that a British CORDS was
IKE wise uoving upon the Seine, towards the
POnt de Neuilly, the enemy sent TO desire
that the hiring might cease on Doth sides of
/. the GENE, with view to the negotiation a.
the palace OF st. Cloud, Of military Convent
ton between the armies under which the
French army should cvacuatc Paris
Officers accordingly met on both sides at
". Cloud and tncicse the copy of the
Military Convention Which was agreed IN
asst night, and which had been ratified bv
. Marshal Prince BiuChCr and me, aud bv the.
Prince d Echmuhl on the part Of the French
army.
ms convention decides all the military
uesuOt' At this moment existing mere, aud
touches r0tliiug political.
Gen. Lord I'LL has marched to take Dos
session OF the posts evacuated by agreement
this lay, AMI propose tomorrow 10 take
poss sson of Montmartre.
send ti,s dispatch by my Aid-de-eamp.
apt. i1o'd Arthur Hill, by way OF Calais.
Re Wi be able To inform yoar Lofdsl,ip Of
/ ny further particulars, and beg leave &C
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IN CHa.N"CERY.
n ECkLENBuRG County Court, ipth June,
Ersucis Brooke, Dng
.dganst, 80
Edward Evans, Lud~eII Evans and William Pettus,
The Defendant Edward, Evans, not hayjn, inter-
"a ms appearance according 10 the Act OF Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court, and il appearin. tr ~
satisfaction of the Court that he is hot an ,obiiant f
lLS State On the rnctinn OF the Plaintiff by his At
tnrney, ms ordered, That he appear here on ,he
III 81 day of October Court next, and enter his apr
anse and answer tue plaintiffs bill and give se;Srty
for Performing Tie decree Of the Court; ard tai =
copy OF dis order he inserted in Que OF The ne,ys,s
pei1 printed III hehinSnd ier twomoKths srccessiyly
aud that copy theceI De posi- at the front door ~
the Court-louse of tl,e SAID ceanty
II Cgby-I'@Sle, :; -
JOHN H. tARDEE, D c.
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-FISlIts vAty D.
1t IS said in the second edition Of a respect
able irv-ning pee, trd Intelligence an Pa
lpsrs have arrived from Paris OF Thursday
Hast l ms IS d mis- statement, no such iour-
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So ssSa sgk

ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
Pear OF RIcHMosD, VA.
ArriUed since our last.
Bng lienreo, Berry, St Andrews Sch'rs. AIary,
BAKE st. Ihomasi lfelen, WyeI, New-York S109b
Traverse The Ocean Travera, do.
Gle RED :--Brig Harriet Russell, Newbury-
pert Schts Constellation Pearson, :, Isdelpla ;
Lady OF the Lake, Sutton, Fredericksbut SIoeb In
tercouIse. Block, I1iadeiphia.
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cistion. for the better securing their own and
tbe,r fellow citizens houses and effects lroa
the ravages hre.
A.CTrlZEN.
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r, DfIr-At Williamsburg, on the lIth inst Mars.
S.HRstW .tL4DISON, relct OF the late venerable
Bi,hop of Virginia. -
Mrs. Madison wasjustly endearejto her family, and
numerous friends, by all those snia5le qualities and
domestic virtues. whici give lustre to the female char
acter and lluuine the gloomy and rugged paths of
this t;7,Dsitory iite.--A5rfsK Beacor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26

- We are requsted by The Editors Of the Co,np-
Ter, 70 state, that that Paper will appear Us usual ON
Monday next The fire Of Thursday Night has IN
some degree derangsd the Materials of their Office
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26

/" psrterested Citizen, is requested to finish aud
send on as soon possible the balance Of his interest
ing Essays.
IN Interesting Proposition our Last Page.