Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

military DIVISION.
Siocths I'm. tug. %.
In the reply Of the Grown Prince to the
Deputies Of the Class of { t zens, there is !
The folio %iig passage:
commerce IS the bond ofunion between
the two hem;spheres. 1t contributes TO
improve arts and mechanical protest. ms,
TO spread knowledge, and communicate
thought n M ore people t. another
Since mankind have quilted the rude state
of nature and formed societies and civil
conventions for their reciprocal security,
commerce has become necessary to them.
and ecferience has froued The e,ver of
me systems zvhich require tia: country
shall confne ffssiF tn the narrow circls Of
IFS os21 hrod2cti5ns."
Bramberg, tug. 9.
Official accounts from Paris state, that
Thorn is g1ing to be delivered to the Prns-
sian troops. Letters from Thorn say, it WI.
b. on the ID nst and th4t The town IS ,oa-
King great preparations to receive our
troops solenuly.
DusSeidorf .4ug. 81.
1t is confirmed that peace Is signed
100000 of the allied troops remain Tor 4
years III France, and all the fortresses will
be ceded Or occupied.
Brussels. Scht. ..
The National Guards, which formed
the garrison of Lille, and consisted Of IL 900
men, are now reduced to 5000. From
Nalen' iennes. those OF the National Guard
have been sent away who are not actual
inhabitants OF that place. Arras has shut
its gate, aud strictly prohibited all inter
course with the surrounding country. The
provisions which the people of the neigh
boring villages bring, are received at The
out-wosks by guard.
Paris, Seht.5.
Louis. by the grace of Col, King Of
France and Navarre-To all who shall
sc these presents. gree;i G:
We have ordained and do ordain as fol-
lows:
Art. l. The Chamber of Peers and the
Chamber of ID puties Of the Depart
meats are convol;- ID FIR the 25th dav of
the month of September of this present
year.
2. These presents shall be inserted in the
Bulletin of the Laws.
Given at Paris, at the Castle of the Thu
ilieries, tic fourth of September of the
year OF Grace 1915, and OF our reign
the 21st.
(Signed) LOUIS.
by the King:
(Signed) PASOUIER.
| ne Gazette also contains an ordinance
for disbanding and re-organizing the artll-
ley.
Paris, September 5.
His Majesty the Emperor ofRussia to-
day at O'Clock, visited the King. Their
NaJesties continued together near an hour
and half. We are assured, however.
that TIE Emperor sets of this verv dav
| for Chelons sur Meme. After the grand
| review of the Russian army on the plains
OF Vertus, this sovereign will, it is said, re-
turn to Paris, to pass few days merely.
he is expected at Warsaw in the month of
October.
The disbanding of the army os the Loire
goes on with the greatest activity. Every
day numerous attachments of French SOL
dlers, WI hout arms, pass through Orleans.
ana shew their passports to the command
er of the allied troops.
On the 1st of the month an order was
published at Orleans to put stop to
the rlq'isition of money, linen, leather.
&c. male by the B4yarian troops. This
unexpected order gave universal satisfac-
ton.
Several individuals, suspected of being
accomplces in the assassination of Cap
tin Ramel, have just been arrested at
Toulouse.
1HCy "lICe from NalenCIenneS on the
I'd September, that there is no longer any
soldiers OF the troops of the line there
they have all without distinction been dis
banded, and sent home as the federates "f
the free corps. The Staff Msior of the
place has been also dsbanded, and reoeiv-
ell orders from the king to evacuate the
fortress, which is now entrusted solely to
the under guard.
The same thing has taken place at
Condo the commander CT the fortress.
and all those who are thought to be
guilty OF the assassination of Colonel
Gordon have fed /; but we are assured
that measures are taken for their speedy
arrest, and their transportation to Paris.
where they will be given over to q mi itary
commission. The garrison Of Bore ain Is
not disarmed.
LiVerhooi, Schtember 8.
.dTriOaL QfMe first East India shih at Lii
Uerfook.
We congratulate oar read RS on the ar
rival here OF the kingsmill, Captain Cas-
sells, belonging to Messrs. Gladstone &
Grant, beng the first East India shin that
has arrived 81 ice the participation of the
outposts I'D this branch of commerce. She
has been absent about Is months, and. we
u1ccrs,a and, has made a prosperous vow
aSC' Aler cargo Consists OF cotton sugars
indigo piece goods and spices. We hail
this as the suspicious commencement of
ne" and lucrative branch of trade, by
Whch we are mainly indebted to the
strenuous exc rtons which were made bv
MIR. Gladstone aad the other gentlemen
who were deputed from this town. i'm con-
junction with those from the rest of the
outpCsts.