The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02

Stitubipl.
The French Legislature had sent depu-
tation to the King, with the terms they de-
manded i'll the name OF the nation.
The Chiefs of Legions and Majors of the
National Guards made public declaration
TO their Commander in Chief Massena, on
the 9th OF July, that they will hold it 4 point
of honor to preserve forever the National
Colours
PARIS, July z.
Marshal Ney has left Paris. with an inten-
lion of getting to America as is supposed
Soult has gone to ST. Armand. Aug-reau has
returned. NJ cdonaid has subscribed his name
simple grenadicrof the National Guard.
The duke Of Otranto ,lined Yesterday with
the Dakc OF Wellington.
A letter from Rochefort, July Q, SAYS
" Two frig'tes, havas on board important
passengers, hate jus. quit this port, and are
now in the roads An English vessel is in the
Peytuiis"
The commission OF government has made
known To the King, through the organ 81 It's
President. that 1t has iust dissolved ITSELF
The chambers dissolved.
CHAMBER OF PEERS. s..
Sitting Of July Z.
AT half past o'clock, the following mes
sage was received
NJ. Pr Observation-Disclosures we believed
the intentions ofthe Allied SovercignS were
not unanimous upon the choice of the Prince
who is to reign in France. Our Plenipoten-
tiaries gave US the same assurances upon their
return.
However, the Ministers and Generals of
the Allied Powers have declared Yesterday
IL the conferences they have had With the
President of the Commission, that all the So
vereigns had engaged to replace L ais the
18th upon the throne, and that he IS to make
this evening or to- morrow his entrance into
the Capital
Foreign troops have just occupied the Thu :
illeries, where the Government is sitting.
: In this state OF affairs, we can only breathe
WISHES forth country, and our deliberations
being nc longer free, we think it our duty to
separate.
Marshal Prince of Esling and the Protect
81 the Seine have been charged to watch o.
yer the maintenance of public order, safety
and tranquility.
awe the honor. &c.
(S'gned)-Ihe Duke Of Otronto, Comrt
Grericr, Q~i'Gette, Garnet. Caulncourt,
Dake'of Vicenz4.
Ferris, Juiy7, 1915. .
After the reading Of the messaec, the mem
bers rose spontaneously, and retired without
any deliberation.
CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Juy7.
message w$s received FROM government.
lSse the Peers.
After it was read. there was moment of
silence, and the members seemed to consult
together.
NJ. Observation-Disclosures. you foresaw this
event, but t ought not to occasion any change.
in your Conduct. In some moments, perhaps.
we shall be obliged to separate. Let us show
we are worthy Of the confidence of our con-
s;ituents-Let us remain firm at our post, &
leave to other hands the odious task of disper-
s!nS'ihe national representation These express
sion5 once electrified France & Europe-I.et
us repeat them second time Say we are
representatives of the people, and that we
VIII not quit this place but by the force of the
bayonet."
Bravo, bravo Yes, yes from al! parts Of
the Assembly and Tribunes.
1t was moved that NJ. Maruel's proposaI
be put to the vote. This motion was not sup
ported. :.
The Members dispense ; but the President
announced that the Sitting adjourned until to-
morrow at o'clock.
: Re-Enfry of Loui8 rs into Pcris.
The King Of France (Louis ls) made his
entry INTO ms capital yesterday at half past s
O'Clock. Numerous detachments Of the Ma
tional CsardHo of Paris had gone to meet the
hng, to take their place among the faithful
servants that formed his maiesty's escort
orders had not been given for any Ceremonial
lie enthusiasm Of the public, and the strong
est demonstrations OF the general low alone
embeilished this family festival. The Kings
carriage was preceded and followed by his
military household around it were remarked
several Marshats, attended By a great num-
Der OF general and superior officers, who had
constantly accompanied his Majesty. HIS
Carriage proceeded at foot pace, passing
through the waves of d multitude intoxicated
with joy, and which no one attempted to
keep back. The inhabitants OF Paris and the
neighboring places covered the road all of
them as well as the National Gulrd, had as
sumed the white cocl<ade, and rent the air
with shouts OF YiUe lie Raj!
=. he Count de Chabrol, Project of the Seine.
a accompanied by the Municipal Botly,was wal
ting to receive his Majesty at the barrier of
st. DEM 6. At O'Clock, the acclamatons
OF an immense Uu titude, announced the nd
preach OF the procession-It deiled amidst
shouts Thousand times repeated of Tive II
~! The Kings Carriage having reached
the outer enclosure of, the city, the Prefect
went upto Il. Majesty,S & addressed him. He
said that the municipal corps of his good CITY
of ars had in vain.re echoed the unanimous
cries OF. all fiithfVl subjects it announced
to all the French the imminent dangers with
which they were threatened but there are
moments in which Heaven permits not the |
voice OF Magistrate to be heard
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