Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-30

40 MANY evils, that enlightened patriotism, which,
in difficult crises, reconcles citizens and saves
states.
(signed) Count DESsoLEs.
The general commanding the national guard
has, by the Orders he has given, re-established a
free intercourse and directed the opening of the
barriers. Hehas abrogated the orders by which
were forbidden the public expression OF senti-
ments in favor of the Prince, whom SO many re-
sre.s have accompanied, and somany wishes have
recalled.
PARIS, July 8.
lord castlereagh is arrived at the Duke of
wcllngton's headquarters. He Immediately
waited on the King of France.
We are informed that the king has appointed
prince Talleyrand minister of foreign affairs, and
president of the council of ministers; the duke
ofOtranto, minister of the interiors the duke of
Richelieu minister of the marine; the duke of
Feltre, minister of war Baron Louis, provision
al minister Of the finances count Laliy Tollen-
dal minister of tho household Nj. Lame, Vice
chancellor and keeper ofthc seals; NJ DAmbray,
honorary chancellor, Nj. ---, Minister ofpo-
lice.
Count Carnot has not yet left Paris as was an
nounced
corps offrom 40 to $4,000 allied troops, ca
valry infantry and artillery, entered yesterday by
the barrier de PEtoile These troops crossed the
place Louis XIV proceeded along the quays, and
part of them were Prussians. The English cav
airy and artillery were renarkable for the beauty
OF their horses. At the same time other troops
entered by the other barriers.
Some English corps are encamped in the
Champs Eysees Yesterday evening some piec es
of cannon secured by the Prussians were placed
on the bridges.
The allied troops have agreed to occupy Paris
thus--the English the right of the Seine, and the
Prrssians the left. lodgings have accordingly
been assigned by the Mayors to the principal Off
GERS ofeach army.
Courier Extraordinary Of Friday Morning.
Yesterday the king, surrounded by the Mar
shals and Dukes ofTarentum (Macdonald,) Bel
luno (victor,) Ragusa (AIarmont,} the Duke OF
Feltre (Clarke) General Maisson, &c. &c. said
10 the detachment of National Guards, who had
hurried to St Denis to meet his S.jesty-" My
friends bring you back your former General.
am again in the midst of you. Judge what ought
10 be the 10Y of father on findmg himself once
more in the midst of his children. j thank you
for YOUR sentiments. Return to Paris, and COM
muncate to your fellow citizens what 1 feel for
them. l shall speedily be with my good people
of Paris, and bring them once more peace and
happiness"
The Duke of otranto dined yesterday with the
Duke of Wellington.
NJ de Blacas is appointed Ambassador to Ma
Piles.
They write from Rochefort ofthe I'd ofJuly-
"Two frigates, having on board passengers of a
most important description, have just quilted the
harbor, and are now in the roadstead. An Eng
lish ship ofwar is in the passage"
We are assured that Valenciennes has surren-
dered to the Allied Armies. The Emperor Alex
ander, who is expected this evening, will reside
IN the Elyse Bourbon. French funds SO.
1t appears that every where throughout France
the inhabitants have hoisted the white flag, & the
military are no longer able to repress this move
ment.
Marshal Ney has left Paris. 1t is said he is gone
50 the United States ofAmerica.
Marshal Augereau, who was e1iled by Bona
pare and who would never approach him since,
has returned to Paris.
Marshal Soult has gone to his estate at st A
mand.
Courier extraordinary Of Saturday morning.
The king enters Paris this day at noon. The
national guard and all the authorities go to meet
him.
The two Chambers were shut up at 6 o'clock,
by order of gen. Dessolles.
The emperors of Russia and Austria, and the
King of Prussia, will arrive in Paris this even
ing.
From the London Gazette Extraordinary.
Juy7, 1915.