Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25
FRENCH PAPERS.

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guise, ana under n fictitious name, accom-
panied by two domestics. the day after he
was informed of the surrender of Bona
parte, directing his course towards the
mountains. Nothing has since been known
respecting him in Provence. One of the
officers III his suite was arrested at Toulon
two days after Murat went off but he Ell
ther could not or would not give any insov-
nation about him.
An the furniture of the Chateau Nor
fontaine, which belonged to Joseph Bona
parte, has been sold BY en- order of the AL
lied Authorities.
Gi1sgo7r, .Hugust II.
ihe All cd Powers continue TO send re
intorc-2ents to their armies in France
Austria has ordered a new levy of $4,000
men. and Prussia one of 10000. The
Grand Duke of Baden has conclud d a
subsidiary treaty with G. Britain, in which
he engages to keep in the field corps OF
16, 900 men,
The Danish contingent, now on their
| march through Bremen for France, a
nouns TO $1,000 men, 5000 horses and 40
pieces of cannon.
4 ministerial paper says-"Ths follow
! ing arrangements respecting Bonaparte are
| handed about in the upper circles, in NJ. S.
but upon what authority we know not -
Tic is to have one servant and his own cook.
His letters are TO be opened by the Cover
nor. He is not to be landed till house is
| fully prepared for his reception. He is 10
be permitted to exercise himself in any
| field sport Of which the Island will admit.
but is constantly to be attended by an off,
Ger and two orderly men, who are to Shoot
him if he attempts to escape, and is be-
yond the reach of their hands. He is only
to be allowed such sum of money as he
may be in want of for common occasions:
and, finally the French government is to
be wholly at the expense of supporting
him.
Paris, .lugust II.
The Duke of Fitz James has written
letter to the Editor OF the Journal de
Paris, in which he shows from a document
in Bertrand'S own hand writing that that
General had sent in his adhesion to Louis
XVIII. Bertrand's letter is as follows -
"My dear Edward send You nv let
ter for the King. and entr at you to convey
It to him. You know me too welt to doubt
the part which I shall take under present
circumstances.
The Emperor having abdicated, am
released from all obligation. Il is now on
ly thc unfortunate Emperor whom I &C
company; and as have So d in my letter
to the King, pay the debt Of gratitude &
honor.
g remain the subject Of the King, and
viii be his faithful subject as have been
OF the Emperor. | am persuaded that the
Enlps ror has renounced in his heart as in
his declaration al idea of re-enterinr
France but can assure you still further,
that under no circumstances will I mix in
political aitairs. never was man of re-
voiutlon or intrigues, and will die as
have lived, IN honest man and a man of
honor. IF ever you have an opportunity
OF speaking OF nc, you may affirm without
risk OF beiag contradcted by facts, that
shall never deYiate from the line of my du-
y.
g desire to be able to visit my famiIv.
IL rs more than three years since have
seen my mother. II in a year return TO
you for permission TO spend some months
at Chateaurous, in the bosom Of my fam !ly,
reckon Oil your acqus scencc.
"l salute your children, and reckon on
your kind recollection of me. May you be
as happy as wshyo to be.
BERTRAND"
Fontainbleau. April 18th, 1914"
The Duke of Frtz-James adds, that he
has deposited the original Of the letter with
public notary.
Paris, .4tgi.st %.
There was grand review Of twelve
Prussian regiments of infantry and ten of
cavalry, in the plains Of Grenelle. These
troops went through different maneu-
vres, and made a very fine appearance.
p great number of foreign troops def
led Yesterday morning upon the Boule-
Yards On Nord. They are proceeding 10
the plain of Vcrtus, to be reviewed by the
allied SOVere'gns, as was announced some
days ago. 1t is believed that this review
WILL take place early in September.
1t seems to be certain that none Of the
Pruss;an troops, which are about to leave
Paris and its environs for the grand review
which is to be held in the plains of Cham
paignc. will return to the capital, and that
the diff. rent corps Of that power will put
themselves in march to quit the French
territory.
The Duke ofOtranto has been elected a
Deputy for third Department, that of la
COrrez.
Letters from B2yonne announce, that his
M-Jesty the King of Spain hes conferred
on the French Ambassador to his Court.
The Prince dc Laval Mo .tnorcncy, the rank
OF Spanish Grantee of the First Class, as
testimony Of his esteem for his noble and
generous conduct towards the Spanish pri-
SONGS Of war in France.
Letters from Lausanne state, that the
Duke OF Ba'sano was again arrested at 81.
Aub Il III the night of the 10Th. Re has
b 'tn separated from his fTnily, and forced
1t IS SAID, TO P, turn to BeTne.
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