The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06
FOREIGN,


Further translations. from Paris jaatteTs, rccei-
Oed by the Sine Qua-.No,, at N=Eg- York.
LroNs, 18th March, 1915.
NAPOLEON, BY tie Grccc of coo ,ro,
the Constitutions ofthe Eaaire, E1nhe,o,.
= Qffhe r! ench, sc. sc. sc.
considering. that the House of Lords 4,
Part composed of persons, who had berns
arms against France and who have ar
interest. IN the re-establi:hment of fen
dai rights, IN the destruction of equality a.
mong the different classes, ia annuIlinr tbs
sales OF the national property, and finally TO
ioo tile people, OF tle rights acquired by them
in IS years ofhard fighting against the ane
mics OF the national glory = e..
considering that the'powers Of, the Denu
ties to the Legislative Body had expired AND
therefore that the House of COMMONS has No
lonSera national character that rSrt ~
this House has rendered itself unwof.hv oc
tne commence OF the nation in adherine 10
tne re-establl3hment OF the feudal nobility
abolished By the constitutions accepted bv tbe
people in making France paw debts co
tracted In foreign countries to form coal;t;oos
and pay armies to fight against the French
people in giving to the Bourbons the title Of
legitimate King, which. amounted to decIaim-
ing as rebels the French people and the ar
mes IN proclaiming as the only GOOD
ilehChHieh the emlgrants who during 25
years have torn the bosom of their country
auo violated all the rights ofthe people, in
Cohsecrating the principle that the nation woo
made tor the throne and not the throra CO..
the nation
We have decreed and 90 decree as FL.
lows: AM
Article 1. The House of Lords is djssoIv.
2. The House of Commons is dissolved j.
is ordered that each Of the members called
and arrived at Paris since the 9TH March -,
return horse without delay.
3. The Electoral Colleges of all th. ~.
partmentS OF the Empire shall meet AZ Pei;
"a the .liires- of th@ - -
for< the purpose OF correcting and r.oditvms.
our constitutions, agreeably to the Interest
and will OF the, nation, and at the same t;us
to attend the coronation of the Empress. orr
dear and well-beloved wife, and also that of
oar dearly beloved son.
4. Our Grand Marshal, performing the du-
ties OF MAJ. General of the Grand Army, Is
charged to take the necessary measure for
publishing the present decree.
(Sighed) NAPOLEON. q
BY the Emperor
Ahe, Marshal performing the functions Of
Maj. Gen. of the Grand Army.
(Signed) BERTRAND.
TUN1s, Jan. %.
Since IA days, a terrible revolution has "a
| ken place here, which has ended In a tota,
extinction of the dynasty, which for centu
| ny past reigned, and is well known were
the descendants of a renegade Corsican
| Sadi Mahmond Flassens cousin of the
Et1nce Regent, Sldi N;toman) so abused the.
| confidence OF his sovereign as to render him
odious to the people. II wing formed con-.
I spiracy, he entered the palace On the 10Th
January, and with his own hand plunged q.
! sword IN the heart of the old monarch. Tw :
| sens of Sid Ottoman succeeded in ..Fect;ns
| their escape and endeavored to arm the GU
curbs, but the people remained passive spec
tators OF this tragedy. The two princes en-
deavored to seek safety by fight, but at the
n,o"leilt OF tnelr 81 ting into a barge, they
were assaiied by the satellites Of the us,,rper
and murdered in his presence After. this.
Mahmond was solennly proclaimed soyer-
eign =" In order to Consolidate his power- he
married his daughter to Sadi Soliman Kiava
leader OF a strong faction, and promised his
own sister 70 Jussuf Koga, whom he created
his minister. This ferocious monster com.
nenced his career by ordering Mariana sin.
| ka Neapotsn and favoTite.s Of Sid Otto
man, who had amassed great wealth, 20 be
imp led. Soon after, Jussuf Kogia. elevated
his views even to the throne, and resolved :,
murder Mahmond and all his sons. and in mr.
/ der to create a faction of his own. he wen
through the streets in great pomp, tlistribu
ting immense sums amsng the populace bu
the new Bey was appraised oft in sine, an,
at the moment of his entering the palace
had him arrested and beheaded Ju5suf sol,
his 49, very dear, and as he had a seron,
party attached to his interest, new trouble
were expected; however, the soldiers ba.
taken the oath Of allegiance to Sadi Nah
mond, and the people returned quietly 70 tnei
usual occupations.
VIENNA, FEB. Io.
Lord Wellington has arrived, and on Nor
day all the troops stationed here are TO per
torn grand manruvre, IN the presence {
Lord w.
It's asserted that at his first neetio-
the ministers, he held remarkable spee-l
m which among other things he said, that
Great Britain had concluded peace With ~
, u. 5. Of America Cn terms little TO her "A
? vantage, IT was merely from the motive
7 giving peace to the whole world IL vas lied
fore but just that Pussia and Prussia on III
q part should lIkewiss abate their immense nj,
tensions and give way in some measure 70 4