Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16


Troops. This was the last post delivered
up.
Ii was reported at Paris on Saturday,
that Sir Rob1r Wilson, Capt. Hutchinson,
and Mr.. Bruce, viii be let out OF prison on
bail. previous to their trial.
We received TINS morning the Paris pa
pers Of Saturday,.
The iudt.IGnt against Sir Robert
Wilson, capt. Hutchinson & Mr.. Bruce ha-
wing, it is said, been drawn up, the trial
will take place shortly before the Court
Of A ss.ze.
These papers again allude to the differ
enceE between Austria aaa Bavaria, which
arsEncrs serious than we 1t first supposed.
The Austrian Observer even says, that
some sSirmish-s have aiken place on the
frontiers. The Court OF Berlin takes the
part of Bavaria.
"the negoCiat ons between B.vlr!a and
Austria appear TO assune serious tone,
though many persons SUPPOSE that an ar
rangemeat will soon take place. In the
principally Of Sal sburg and the lnverthi-
81, proclamations by the Bav>rian govern
ment are every W! ere pos,eduf, in which
all the reports relative to the cession CT
these countries TO a neighborins power are
declared tobe without tOu Ddaton, and the
proDagators OF such reports are thre1tened
with the punishment OF i'npnsonnent. -
These printed notifications, have excited
discoatent among the Austridns stationed
on the bavarian frontier, & 1t is even said
that some Slight skir:nishes have occurred,
to which the Chiefs, however, soon put
a stop. Gen. NacGuant, who is the Aus
trian negocator with Bavaria, some times
dispatches two couriers day.
We are assured that the u!timatu:n of
the cour. of Austria n as be en- delivered BY
Gen. VacIuant TO the Court of Bavaria
i, the mean time the general opinion is,
that the military occupation Of the S,ltS-
burg and Inverth;el will soon take place,
and that the Austrian government has al
ready appointed the functionari, L De en-
ployed in those countries. and has ordered
them to repair professionally TO the head
quarters OF the Prince Of Colore do, who
commands the Austrian troops on the Ba-
yarian frontiers" ~ austrian Observer.
a letter from Rdsttdt, dated Jan. rs,
says, 1.-The corps comm anded by Count
Coiloredo. in Upper Austria, which is
dcsti ell to take possession Of the terrific
ries Of Saltsburg and the Inverthie, has
hitherto made no movement snce it last
Concentrated. 1t is hence Inferred that the
mcgee aeions between Vienna and Munich
are not yet concluded. Gen. Vacquant is
still at Mucich. 1t is said that the court
of Berlin interests Itself strongly on the
side Of Bavar. ."-Jouynai ie Ptuis.
The persons t. whnra the Amnesty law
applied, are quitting France daily. S.eyes
has arrived at Brussels.
We yssterd " CO nmuni ated shortly, the
decision of the Chamber III Deputies, re-
speeding the Clergy. To day, we have re-
s., 1el the subj act. The original propo-
nj h.. Nf 3 he ca M ccin
were tn allow the Clergy to accept dona-
tons. NJ. de Cardonnel, one of the d -pu-
lies, however, went much farther, and pro-
FUSED that all the properly which had b
!onged to the Clergy, and had not been
sold, or which had not been used as hos
pitfalls, or places for caaryingo On nlanuf1c-
lures, should be restored to them-that
every holder, who, wit. lin a year after
the passing of the Jaw, shall submit vol
unfairly to a resti;uti II of roper;y belong
ing 20 the Clergy, shall not be called upon
to refund rents or profits hitherto rece:v-
ed. or be Liable for any damages done to
the property, or for bad admins ration.
These amendments were agreed TO. In the
course OF Ms speech, NJ. { ,rlonnel, a.lu-
ding to the emisrants, exclaimed -" Hap
py would they be, if they could meet in
their paths restorears Of this kind they
would seat tn m in tn, midst of their chii-
dren. and woull not ref Sc them the tit.e
OF generous beuefectors."
Th. se amendments Cf NJ. Cardonncl's,
by so ne, are considered as tn. commence
ment Of an attack upon the national pro-
pgetors
During the last days debate upon this
law. three Abbes remained in the Sale dcS
Couferences, in order to have the first m
formation OF the decision of the cham
Der.
ARREST OF SIR r. WILSON.
COhy Of q Note addressed ~ ne English
.i0ltasSafor, by The Due de Richeieu.
PARIS, Jan. Is, 1916.
i is with the most lively feelings of pain
and regret, that the Undersigned sees hita =
self obliged 10 make known to his Excel
lency SIR Charles Stewart, that several
subjects of His Britannia Majcs.y appear
to have taken an active part in culpable
mauGuvres directed against the govern
ment of the Kiag.
His Excelency will see by the letter here
20 annexed, which the undersigned has
Just received from the Minister of Police,
that Sir Robert Wilson, Mr.. Bruce and
another individual, who is believed to be
an English gentleman, are accused of ha-
wing favored the escape of Lavalette,
Th IN trial is going 10 commence but the
undersigned, in announcing it to Sir Chas.
Stewart, is forward at the same time, to
give him the assurance, that they will en-
Joy fully all the facilities which our laws
affrd for their JUS ifcation, and that the
protecting forms of trial will be religouslv