Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

received ME OF trSilcn papers TO the SlSt
of August, which arc in the hands of
translator--we understand. however, that
they do not contain any important news
Private letters from Bordeaux, dated
slst August mention, that the Allies have
expressed their determination not to leave
France until every conspicuous character
implicated in the late treason against Louis
XVIII. shall have been executed mea-
sure which they represent to be abso-
lutely necessary to the safety of the king
and the tranquility of France. Their nu-
nerous exactions on the inhabitants are
said to DC celebrated to reduce France to
such state 'of impotence as to render it
impossible for her to disturb again the
general repcsc of Europe.
Translated for the DAILY Advertiser and
Wrekiy Messenger, .f5-cm Leydesl ha-
1iers TO -dus. K, receiUed by .he 4mster-
dam Packet.
LErDEN. July so.
The assertion ofthe jacooins, that Fouche
had betrayed them, appears to be con-
+irmed by the following documents, by one
Of which it will be seen, that this poiiti-
clan, on the 27th June, offered to the
Duke ofWelsiDgton to place the crown of
France on the head OF that Prince, who
would consent to hold it for the nation up
on Certain conditions. Here follows the
letter OF Fouche to Wellington, published
some time SINCE
It appears farther, by the following arti-
clcs, that Fouche, in announcing to Louis,
that the provisional government was dis
snlved, acted as its president, and that
this step, far from being approved by his
colleagues, was highly disapproved by
them.
> turday morning, July s, the day of the
Kings entry into Paris, the Moniteur con-
tanned the following -
O. The commission of government has informed
the King, through the President, that it has just dis
solved itself. The peers and representatives I'M
posed by the late government, have received a
motif alton to- this effect The Chambers ale dis
solved"
This article pr oduced curious cores
pondence, which follows -
Letter from the members of the commits
sion of government, to his ExcellencY
the President If Commission.
Z" NJ luke As the CONN ission Of government
neither could nor did charge your Exceency with
any omission separating we beg ycu tn disayov
o.
toprucure the Insertion Of our last message to the
two chambers"
(S'gaed) CAuLINcouRT, Duke Of Yicenza.
CARNor, GRENIER, QgINETTE.
9Th july, 1915.
Copy OF letter from the Duke of Otrarto
to the Commissioners OF Government.
=" Se,Henien The commission of government
having dissolved itself July 2, every act emanating
from subsequently tn its messag. To- the two
chambers is null, and must be regarded as neffec-
uiai'--" Your renionstrsnce asainst the article H.
ser'rd in the Nonteur is Just dsown it, as With
ontfoundation, and published without my authoii-
ty."
(signed) DUKE OTRANTO.
Fuly 9, 1875.
July 27.--An army OF reserve, composed
OF Belgian and Dutch troops, is at this mo-
ment assembling, und + the order Of Lieut..
Gen. Tindal, upon the banks Of the Scheldt.
This army will consist of 20 battalions of
infantry, as many squadrons of cavalry,
and OF the requisite artillery. 1t is said to
be intended to form the garrisons of French
fortresses, which may be successively re-
duced by force Of arms. The Prince of
I1esse Hamburger, Governor Of Luxem-
bourg, took position, with the corps under
ms command, near to Longwy, about Is
days since, but was driven back by supe-
1Ior force Advices IF a recent date from
Luxembourg, inform us, that this prince,
reinforced by some Prussian battalions.
has resumed his position before Longwy,
and attacks this place anew with great
vigor.
Jnly 31.-While France is torn with all
the convulsiens Of anarchy, while the con-
federstes and free corps plrnder and as
sassinate friends and fees, Willie the remains
OF the army are seeking 20 proiong the suf-
feTings OF that unhappy country, the allied
armies Continue to pursue their operations
with vigor. Prince Augustus of Prussia,
after the surrender of Maubeuge, sat down
before Lendrecies, with view to push Vi
gorously the attack of that place this o
peration has been crowned with success.
Landrecies capitulated the 21st, and the
PrGssian troops took possession of it on the
23d in the morning. BY the capitulaton,
the garrison is dismissed. and the individ-
uals composing It return to their holnes.-
The situation ofthings Def re Valenciennes
end Condo continues nearly the same, not
withstanding the pretended submission of
these two cities to the King of France. On
the other hand, Phillippeville is surround
ed by the Prussians, who are also march
ing upon Svet to attack the fortress
OF Charlemont, situated upon Mount dor,
and commanding the city.
Letters from Switzerland report the
burning Of great part of the camp Of the
Helvetic troops at Dalleyers, and the sur
render OF Landau, into which the allies
were TO have entered on the goth.
DECLARATION OF HANOVER.
vienna, July 10.
The Hanoverian Legation, on signing the