The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

take possession OF e post Of Bianges. but they did
not succeed
The duke of Angouleme has his head quarters at
Toulouse, he has sent for troops, and they ma
tional guards.
It is said by letters from Paris, that since the re-
turn Of NapeoleoD, he appear moderately disposed;
it appears that he had made propositions Austria,
through the mediation Of Maria Louisa, that in case
that power would declare in his favor would offer
her mediation and remain neuer, peace would soon
be reestabshed, at least the continent OF Europe.
Paris Harch 2l.
Ills Majesty by decree Of yesterday being desr-
Of giving 10 Gen. Corrot testimony of his sals-
faction in regard to- his defence of Antwerp, has
named him Count of the Empire.
Paris, March %. Z.
The spectacle which the Capital presented yester-
day, had the effect of dsabusing those men who
imagined that France could attach itself To the bro
ken chain of the ancient Regerne and the ideas Of
the 18th century. The National Coors excited the
most lively enthusiasm among the numerous specta-
tors. who filed the squares and streets adjacent to
the Chateau Of the ThuiIleries 1t seems if glory
and liberty bursting in effulgent radence from
dark cloud, with the utmost spiendor ii the hope
alone of liberty, guaranteed by the laws and the
word Of a sovereign, produces noble monument
in The soul, with what gratitude. what aifectQn,must
the citizens be penetrated enjoying all their rights
The triumph of liberal ideas viii be also the triumph
of the country. The administration Of the iaws
commences There can be 40 parties III France that
prospect of accord in the general sentiments of
cry one The first step of the French Is to rally
themselves round strong yet moderate Government,
who forges all errors recompences all Ser, ICES, and
has other object but the honor and prosperity OF
the nation
Ills Majesty the Emperor Napoleon reviewed yes.
terday, at o'clock the troops now in PAris-ther
number exceeded 10000 His Al jesy, sccompan-
led by Gen. Count Bertrand, aud nls staff, walked
through the whole line OF infantry which took up
II.
both the infantry and cavalry deiled of before him
During this interesting scene, the most lively enshu
sasm prevailed. intermxl with the universal CRIES
OF Vipe Emp /, Tiue noHe General The
Place Carousel was filed with specstors of all cias
ses eager to contemplate The traits Of the Hero and
Legislator of France, and to mix their natoasl
camatons with the joyful shouts Of the military.
The army of his Majesty. consisting Of ahoul Is,
600 men, is in the enyIrons of Auxerrc and sens
they march towards Paris
Before and after the review, his majesty showed
himself several times from one of The windows OF
his apartement facing the Garden Of the lhuilleries.
All the terraces. and every avenue completely
occupied by an immense crowd every one being
anxious to Prince, who with handful OF men
and his name, had SO speedily regained brilliant
kingdom
The Emperor deigned TO present to the people
his faithful follower, Gen Count Bertrand-The mo-
ment he appeared, thousand voices exclaimed Tre
e General Berrand- Vtve PAM de notre Emperew
His Majesty has given tie PortetctiHe of the Min
ister OF Justice to his Serene Hghness the Prince
Arch Chancellor of the Empire.
His Majesty has appointed the Duke de Gaete,
Minister OF Finance the Duke Of Bassano, Secretary
OF State; thc Duke Decres, Minister Of the Marine
and Colonies; tue Duke d'Otante, Minister of the
General Police; the Count Molien, Minister of the
Imperial Treasury; Marshal Prince d Ecmuhl, Min
ister OF War; the Duke Of Rovngo. First Inspector
General of tho Gelela the Count Bondy, Pre-
feet OF the Department of the Seine the Councillor
of State Rcai, Preiect of Police we are assured
that VI Carnot is named Minister of the Interior.
The Emperor appears TO enjoy very good health,
Notwithstanding the a,gues he has undergone, both
in body and mind during his ardent endeavors TO
bring about this happy event for the beneGt and hap
pincss OF France.
Marshal Ney, Prince of Moskwa, arrived i'm Paris
yesterday at o'clock
The hotel of the Cent 'Suisses is now occupied by
part of the old Imperial Gu ,rd--over the entrance
is written Quarter deS Braves
The Whuc Cockade the deco alton of the Las. the
Orders Of st Louis, OF the Holy Ghost, and of ST.
Michael, are abolished
PARIS, March 22
The Emperor left Eiba on the 25th Of Feb.
rvagy, at S in the afc moon, in brig of 20
guns, with 400 of his guards, accompanied by
three other vessels, having on board 200 in.
fant,y, 100 Polish lighthouse, and battalion
oi hankers Of 200 men. The day Of sailing
passed the French brig of war Zephyr, with.
out suspicion. On the 28 h saw "a, which
took no notice of the brig .-On the lst of
March the Emperor arrived in the bay Of
Juan, where he landed at in the afternoon,
and encamped on the shore until the rising
of the moon. AT IL O'Clock he put himself
at the head of his handful Of brave men, and
proceeded to Cannes, from thence To- Grassc,
and through ST. Waller, and arrived in the
evening OF the Cd at the village of Cereuon,
having marched the first day twenty leagues.
The manner In which he was received by the
people OF Cannes gave the Emperor the irs,
presage OF the success Of the en,erprizc. On
the night of the Sd nc slept at Brcme, on
the 4th he dined al Dignc. From Castellane
to Digne, and throughout the department of
the Lower Alps, the peasants, informed of
the march of the Emperor, assembled from
every direction upon his route, ami manifest.
ed sentiments which left no doubt Of his sue.