Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

May 1'soo si.65s 81
july 1a%s 1000 1000
This is not too muck for the prayer of
the holv PYclate
The grand marshal (gen. Bertrand) from
March to July, including however, his ex-
traordinary eXpences, receives-fr. 49,
e36 t4.
On seeing this latter sum, the venerable
Arbishop may. with groan exclaim with
st. Austin odbis infiro6o militi quod dare
non Uis SaceTdon!
The GoUerness Of The Children Of
france is put down only for her ar
rears.
The illumination on the occasion Of
the Champ de Mai, amounted to $4,000
francs.
But we must here stop, having probably
gwen enough as to the private finances of
Bonaparte.
The following is from report by NJ. Re-
slgny, dated Bordeaux, June Z, 1915:
=" Public feeling continues bad enough The u
diclal body, but especially tie advocates, are deci-
dedIy against the government. Since your M.esty's
return, they have ceased 10 plead.
his proceeds, LIST, from that class of men being
fond oil quarreng in every state of things and al
ways in opposition to the established government
2d, because the Duchess ofAngouieme Rattered
ID
vice Sd, their selt-love prevents them from ret
regarding after they had pronounced themselves SO
decidedly.
g The merchants of bordeaux, chiefly composed
ot Foreigners, look upon that only as their country
where they can gain money!; this class Of men
has the most determined hatred to the npcrisl eov
ernment; they were fanaticised by the residence
of the Duchess; the real truth is, that they are
now incapable of listening to any reasoning, that
they ascribe mild measur TO weakness that moth
ing butt conduct at Just and severe can main.
tam this country. Generally speaking, the reports
to ministers by the authorities are not c@rrect-
Some exsggcrate the danger others conceal if.
and none do any thing to remedy it,"
The TO lowing are some extracts from a
report by Mr.. Lannoy, one of Bonaparte's
orderly officers, on the state of the DEPART
ment of the Vaucluse
The public feeling is generally bad, Royast
and Poplsh still more at Avignon than in the
rest OF the department; the district of Carpentras
Is also one of the worst. The enc mics og the gov
eminent constitute by far the majority, and it,
friends are few. All is tranquil enough at the
present moment, though there are no troops in the
department; but should there be reverses, insur.
rectionai movements will probably en,ue."
The writer then recommends the forma-
ton OF movable column to enforce sub
mission. He thus characteristics the Bishop
of Avignon and his clergy
"The Bishop is good and sound thinking pref
ate he IS old, and perhaps little weak the res
OF the priests are bad, doing great deal of mis-
chief it is besides, not wonderful that they enjoy
influence, as the population is all Popish."
NJ. de Lannoy reports as follows from
Marseilles, on the 9Th of June
" Public feeling is extremely bal at Marseilles.
aud also throughout the whole department only
few days sg", they tore down there, all the sym
bo!s otpolitical regeneration an eagle ON pacard
excited the fury OF the MsrseilIese they shouted
Jtve e Ifoi, ard regarded az nm insult the cry of
P'Ss E"lpe'e7rr So lately as eight days ago,
we burst scarcely propose to the National Guars
the assumption otthe national flag, and the oath Of
hdeity to your Majesty even then, it was neces-
ssiy To declare the place in a state oil sege and To
bring cannon into the public squares. IL the mean
time, although there are few houses where we 10
not see the national coiors, yet should greatly
deceive ourselves, it we took them for a sign of
what's in their hearts. The city was subdusd nv
force, acd it to be feared the moment that force
Is withdrawn, it viii rebel.
:" During the last ten days of April, and the first
eight ~ May, your Majesty's Extraordinary Com.
missioner, Cuunt Roedercr, was vt Marseillcs. be-
ing specially charged to purity the administrative
authorizes he made some changes, some dismiss
saIS but he passed on too rapidly 10 leave nothing
10 be done"
M Chiappe writes thus from Amiens,
under date the 10Th of June
"The inhabitants Of Abbevic arc tranquil at pre-
sent, but very ilI-aisposcd In the villages, they
nov be easily excited 20 revolt Some old seig-
Hers Indicate their country seats as ralIyie ponts
for the insurgents The police is not sufficiently
active aud secret. II cannot iay hold of a Count
Bonbert and some others, although they are in the
country. II would be good mcasure, we're al the
rural segHe'Ts Obliged to inhsbit their town bous-
IS The peasants having no one IN excite them.
would then be tranquil aud submissive"
NVc 9fhc Ea'or.-'thc Bon1pnrtsts pretend 10 know
rothing but ho1or Whit would obey say however, n we
pts zone Of these days, statement OF tie sums they
handled Tor sricfs O. Bouayare after nying taken an
oath o. fidelity ~ Louis i and enjoyed his fyors9 Moth
uig; they would s'il talk ofhonorf
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