Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-03

immediately proceeded 20 the city. and en-. /
tered the Thuiilerics at 9 in the evening,
the moment when he was least expected.
thus has terminated. without the shed. |
ding of single drop of blood. without meet |
ing with any obstacle, this great enterprize,
which has restored to the nation her rights |
and her glory. and which has effaced the
stain which treason and the presence of j
strangers had fixed upon the Capital.
In eighteen days the brave battalion OF
guards have traversed the space between
Juan and Paris, distance Which usually
takes IS DAYS to travel.
On the 2lst, at o'clock in the afternoo
the Emperor reviewed all the troops compo-
sing the army of Paris. Every possible de
monstrrtion of joy was exhibited by both
soldiers and citizens.-- .Monitcur.
Pans. March z.
We have delayed to announce the departure
OF Bonaparte from Eiba and his arrival in
France because the telegraph dispatches COM
nuncated no details.
Paris March 20.-H. Nj. has given the Port
folio OF the ministers of justice to H. S. IL the
Prince Arch Chancellor of the Empire.
ID NJ. has appointed the Duke of Gaeta A. Min
ister oil Finances the Duke of Bassano, sMinis-
ter Secretary of state the Duke of Decres. !
Minister of the Marine and Of the Colonies the
Duke oranto, Minister ofihe imperial rreasu
ry the Duke Of Rovigo first inspector General
OF the gems d'arnie; the Count DE Bondy, Pre-
feet of the Department OF the Seine tie Cuon-
seila Real, Prefect OF Police. by decree, of
uie list March, the emperor appointed the
Duke of Fincenza, Minister of foreign affairs 5
Paris, March %.
His VI BY decree of yesterday being de.i-
roes OF giving to Cen Carrot atesumony O,
his satisfaction In regard to his defence of
Antwerp, has named him Count OF the Empire.
Cen Co,tnt Carrot was also the same day APP
pointed minister OF the interior, -
at Lyons, on the 18Th March,the Emperor Isl
sued set of DEGREES, nineia number. by which
isannulled all alterations that had been made in
the Constitution and Government since his de
position, and placing ti,ings as nearly as pos
sibie upon their former footing.
PENN, A1arch IL Lille departure of the
Emperor Napoleon from Eibs continues to oc-
cuPy the whole attention Of the pablo. There
nave been numerous conferences between the
sovreigns and ministers, as yet we know Of no
resolution OF the consress reistfye to this un-
expected circumstance II
Ia Roelele. March 90. q
They write from AmIers, thst 1900 men
forming the advanced guard OF tue French ar
my. have passed 'thr ugh that city, takine the
Lislise where The Princes of the House of Bur 4
bon have retipeds 1t is believed that thai CITY
will not expose itself to siege. 1t is fur,her
said, that the king has esnbMkedtor England al
'Ambleteause, near Calais. IL is believed that
our troops will take Immediate possession OF i
beigmln, where the emperor will i,ii great re-
sources and many partisRIs. II is estimated
mat lie has already reunited $4,000 men. Or 4
ders have been gwen TO raise new ievies OIL
troops
X is said tina. Lord Wellington will command
tiie English troops in Belgium, and that aPrus-
sian corps OF troops is advancing towards The 1
frontiers of France, and that a general var 4
likely TO take place. An Italy is said tn be 4
state OF insurTrct;on. Austria is sending a
large army into that country. sf.-r
fisatnont and Genoa are rising and are dis.
posed to declare ia favor of France Bordeaux \
and Toulouse are for the king, but it is t,siieyea
they viii not hold out long Tie Bordeaux
piopie ende.vored to take possession ots
the post Of Blanges, but they did not succeed 4
The Duke of Angoulene has his mead quarters
at Toulouse he nss seht for troops, and they
are national guards.
The French have in Brest, IA sail of the
inc, 10 at Touioa, and al Rochefort--
all the French seamen, especially those re
turned from British prisons. are devised TO /
Napoleon.
It is said by letters from Paris, that since
the return OF Napoleon. he appears modeuf
ateig disposed, IL appears that he had made
propositions TO Austria through the media
ton OF Maria Louisa, that in case that pow
er would declare, in his favour, or you'd OF
fer her mediation and remain rieutre, peace
would soon be re established, at least ON the
continent Of Europe.
Extracts from ths .Nonileur.
PARIS, Goth March, 1915.
The King and the Princes left this last
nlght--His Majesty the Emperor arrived AZ
his Palace of the Thuilleries this evening al
O'Clock, He entered atthe head of the
same troops Which were sent out this morn
ing to oppose his passage The army which
had been formed since his debarkation could
not proceed beyond Foptainbleau
The Emperor, 90 his way, passed in re-.
view several corps of troops He proceeded
constantly in the midst of an immense popu
lace, which from every quarter presen ed
themselves before him.
The brave battalion of the old guards.
which accompanied the Emperor from th
island OF Elba, will arrive here Tomorrow
and will have marched from the Gulph Jua.,
to Paris in twenty~one days,
LYONS, March 10.
NAPOLEON, by the Grace of Csod ans;
the Constitutions OF the Empire, Emperor
of the French. &c &c.
We have decreed and do decree as fol-
lows; Article LIST. The white cockade, the
decoration of the feRrs de tys. the order
OF st. Louis, OF st. Esprit, and Of Sc, Niche
are abolished.
2. The National cockade shall be worn
by the sea and land troops, and by the CT |
tizens the tricolored flag shall be hoisted
upon the City Halls, and upon the beIfreys
IN the country.
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