The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
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appear to have occurred between our previous and
the present dates excepting the surrender OF Bona
parte TO the British government.--Ibis IS omcialy
confirmed, by note from Lord Castlereagh. In the
following summary OF these latter dates, which IS all
We could find room for this day, it will be seen,that
although Bonaparte is so, rid ofand the main army
have sent in their submission the King, all IS not
quiet in France tha, many Of the strong places still
hold out that immense supplies are called for by
the allied soveregns and that England, at least u
the other allies,are dissatisfied with the arrange
ments he is making for the consolidation OF bis gov
crnment. -
London, July ls-Thc communication
with France being now open We dali! receive
their papers-Those of Wednesday ssy,,hat
the Prince de Mstte ernich, Prince OF Conde,
and the Duke dc Angouleme, had arrived IN
Paris that the Duchess de Angouleme was
expected shortly. Sedan and Cbarievile are
given up to the allies. Montpelier and Ami.
cns have been the theatre of sanguiUary scenes
between the Royalists and BonapaItists. The
theatres IN Paris are all opened and the ali-
ed sovcreiens are received by the populase
with loud shouts of patriotic Joy. Great &C.
sertions are taking place in The army OF the
Loire, particularly of The Infantry. young
gentleman who cmbaEks with with Napo-
leon Bons2rate, under date OF The 7th July,
write as follows from Rochelle" You will
receive 10 further letters from me. We
shall set sail in half an hour. Send to me at
New-York the letters OF ommeDdation you
are able 10 procure fer me. Tomorrow, at
day.break, we shall be far on our way. Di-
rect to me a, New-YoTk" The Gazette Of
yesterday contains despagcnss from Lord Cath
cart, relating to the rapid and successful
march Of the Austrian aud Russian armies
toku dc IA yrt-r -rs,i., n Utu IG
flying at Calais, Bclogne, and other places
on the coast, and some shots have been fired
at our cruizers. The people OF France must
pay for their follics. The Contribution Of 100
millions is demanded by the allies, and must
be paid she must restore, also, the piIaged
statutes and pictures and give security ic1
her future good behavior.
July is-By decree Of the French king,
dated al Paris, 9th Jolly, II is ordered, that all
the squares, bridges and public edihccs shall
resume the names which they bore on the st
of Jan. 1870. Lille surrendered on the 18th,
when the white flag was hoisted, amidst the
loud greetings Of the inhabitan,s. A Paris
article of July l4th, says " q contribution OF
100 millions wa, az first im posed on The city
of Paris ; but the king has Obtained from the
allied aovcreigps its reduction 10 eight mil
lions, payable one half to day and the other
half in week." Nj. Hulct, brother.in.law
to Gen. Moreau, is appointed Secretary Gen
eral TO the Chancery oi Legion Of Honor. II
is said the king of France rs gong to iorm
new Chamber Of Peers. Il is said the moth
er Of Bonaparie and Cardinal Fiscb, have
been arrested The Duke OF Bassano is SUI.
sercd to retire to Saxony. Murat Is said to
be at Toulon, and has asked pc emission to re-
move TO England. The submission OF the
troops on the Loire, is but par,al There
are many of the chiefs who still dream OF Bo.
naparte. Valcnciennes, Landrecy, and other
places, still hold out against the Dourbons.-
But as large bodies Of troops have marched
against all these places, opposition is a fruit
les. and wanton sacrifice OF blood. The a
par,ments, occupied last year, by the veteran
Dlucker, are fitting up and cmbellishing, in
tho hope of their being again honored by the
occupancy Of this illustrious hero. Electoral
CoHeges--We arc assured that the Frepch
Electoral Colleges are eonvoked Tor the Goth
July, and that the Representatives will repair
10 Paris on the l4,h Aug. The number Of
Deputies will be 4ol. This j, confirmed by
a decree Of the king, dated on the 18th, in
which he dissolves the old Chamber of De-
putics, for the purpose Of rendering the new
one more conformahlc to the wishes OF the
nation, by being more numerous, and less re-
s,rieed in the conditions OF eligibility.
July so-The Paris papers of Sunday last,
positively assert, that the army OF the Loire
has submitted to the king, simply, purely,
and without condition. But Notwithstanding
this declaration, we find letter from Aar-
sha Eckmuhl, dated a, Orleans, July IL,
which calls upon the troops TO keep united,
for the protection of tho public peace. The
town of Lyons Sapi,ulated on the 18th, and
was entered by the allies on the 9th. Mar.
shal Ney left Lyons on the 18th, 10 proceed
TO Switzerland. He was roughly bsndled by
the Lyonesc,who declared him traitor. The
Duke OF Orleans has not been invited to Par
is, by the King.
Jliy cl.--The public appears not TO have
settled its opinion, respecting the manner IN
which Bonapar,c should be treated. No orc,