Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27
DiUisi3n Of France INFO Military Goper,l-
mentS by tie lilies.
IL
OFFICIAL, NOTE.


The ministers have taken into mature
consideration the overtnres which the Mi
uistcrs Of the King have transmitted to
them, by his exceilency Baron Louis, with
a view 10 regulate the conduct Of the aG-
min stra-ion IN the countries occupied by
the allied armies. They are too deeply
seusi6ie Of the necess ty Of adopting the
most urgent and the most eficacious nea-
sureS OH this subject, not TO enter hsarti-
~ into the views which have dictated those
propositions. They are therefore Of opini-
o., that the following arrangements which
have been determined upon, viii be best
calculated to reconcile the wishes OF the
King. with the stu sion in which the Al
he'd Armies wiz be placed during their
steY in France.
/. 70 prevent the movements resulting
from the uncertainty in which the Allied
Armies still are, respecting their canton
ments line Of dcintrkatioH shall deter
mine the departments which shall be oc-
cupi; ID by them, and be specially assigned
for their subsistence.
2. These dep1rJTa snts shall BE- divided
among The differ ut armies in such a man
ner, that each OF them shall have a dis
trict, and cons quently that in each depart
ment there shall be no troops but what
belong to one and the same army.
). Nevertheless, in the different districts,
and IN general in all the departments oC-
cupied by the Allies, one uniform system
shall be pursued n al matters which con-
Germ the administration, and relate 10 the
wants of the armies
q. The authorities of the king shall be
immediately restored in the Departments,
and the Project and Sub Projects reinstat-
ed in the exercise of their functions.
5. In order to protect these authorities,
and to provide with certainty that, on the
one hand, whatever relates TO the service
and the wants OF the Allied armies, shall
be punctually executed, and that, on Tie
other, those Armies observe the strict
est order, Military Governors shall be APP
pointed f)r the departments forming the
district Of each Army; but it shall be on
ly in regard to the service and security of
these Armies, that The Projects and other
public functionaries, shall receive the di-
rectons ofthe Mi itary Governors Of the
Allied Powers
g. These objects shall be still more par
tcularly determined but The maintenance
of the d.i-rent arn,i shall t1kc place on
principles which shall be uniformly adopt
ed.
:. IN Administrative Commission has
N Il,
soon as possible, communicate with the
Commission appointed by ;bs Ki'g.
9. Orders have been given that The con-
tributions IN money, which have beenimpos-
posed upon several towns and departments
shall not be further enforced, aod that
in future no contribution Of this kind shall
be demanded by the single orders of the IN
tendants Of the diff rent arE,iss.
As thcs; arrangements go so far as the
Allies are permitted for the moment, by
due concern for their own armies, and their
military sitnaiion, the undersigned flatter
themselves, that the Kings Ministers will
perceive in them. the sincere desire which
they feel to contribute to the re-establish-
mcnt o! the Royal Authority, and to the
alienation of the charges Of the war, as far |
as circumstances allow them the possible
".
They have the honour to assure Prince !
Ialleyrand cf their high consideration.
(5gnedO Metternich,
C0sfiere0Rh,
Ncssirode.
EurdeHberg.
II b. s.rcue Higiaess Prince Ts.ieyrai,t, re.
PARIS, July 81.
We are assured, that the plan Of the |
royal g0ard was yesterday submitted 10 /