Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

hriant. count LynSi, an. = number os mil
itary DIN GERS. together with several foreign
crs, among whom was remark Ell Sir Sidney
Smith. The marquis de Puyvert pro-
nounced a lsconic funeral grafton in the
true military style of ,lcqucnce. The
bishop OF Chal MS celebrated mass, and
the rector OK V.ncerpcs pronounced the
funeral eulogy. Many tears were shed,
because it deta led with great simplicity
many traits in the life and circumst ances
which attended tie dsath OF the young
hero. The heartfelt grief displayed on
every counter nee. formed the chief pomp
OF this affecting ceremony. This was not
only visible among those who took part in
1t more immediately, but in the soldiery
nj inhabitants Of the ncighborhood, who
30, ked together in great numbers. 1t is
OuI justice to the French people to state,
that however much they may have been
m'sled in other respects, they never for a
momeut remained insens.be or blinded to
the horror of the murd + of the duke
D'Eagh, in. At Paris, the CONSERVATION
was extreme on the day OF that dreadful
crime. AS proof of this, it has been
strongly asserted that the consumption of
articles of subsistence was less that day
than usual. Terror was also at its height,
and was indeed SO great, that the conduct
of the mayor of Vincenncs, and that Of Nj.
Chaute'.ubriant, who threw up their func-
tons on the occasion, were deemed acts of
extraordinary virtue.
The first and second council of war of
the first military division, will, before the
first OF March, take cognizlnce of the
processes in contumacy against generals
Lallemand. Delaborie, CIausel, Excel
a 7
The Pcefect VI the Rhone has ad dressed
the following details to several OF his col
lee CUES -
g. General Mouton Dlvernet, doubtless
Departing 20 escape AIRY longer from the
searches Simultaneously made in several
d partments. adopted the resolution of
delivering himself up n prisoner at Mont
brson, and relying on tn kings clemency.
In TT ,nsmitting this important news, /
seize with pleasure the opportunity of con
tradicting the reports which are circul,-
ted resp citing the situation of Lyons and
the surrounding country. BY cOrrespon-
dence from different and very distant
departments, learn that the most absurd
accounts are spread aud credited and
what appears remarkable is, that while at
Paris an anxiety sefrns To prevail as TO the
state of Lyons, stories ECU llv Il, sltute of
foundation are It'd respecting Paris and
several towns of the South. Ties man.
ceuvres are nothing more than the last tes-
timony Of the now admitted powerlessness
of certain malevolent minds, who, no longer
capable of exciting disturbances, endea-
vor at least 10 cause some agitation.-
Fortunately it is sufficient, in this as in
every other case, t. state f,cts. The CITY
Of Lyons his yer enjoyed 4 more unin-
tor atsI ,.op - tla, 49, IL.
Of July. An INN. nse majority then spon-
taneousiy declared itself in favor of the
pats rnal reign Of the Bourbons The ma
t,onal guard IF 5000 men, animated with
the best spirit, has for SIX months perfor-
med s-vere duty with regularity which
could only spring from zeal and devoted
ness. Some insign!fi ant wretches attemp-
ted, in the month Of January last, to
disturb public tranquility, but they were
surprised in their first meeting, and it was
evident that, in proportion as their designs
were criminal. their means of execution
were feeble and Inefficient
since tine discussion of the bu Igct, we
have reason to believe that the parties have
apyrox;mated with spect to the principal
question submitted to the consideration of
the chamber OF deputies We are assured
that the creditors the state, af,er liqui-
ddllcn. VIII receive hve per cent. on their
credits. dating fr m the day of liquidation );
and that aft irs ] remain in this state
| until the year 1921. ;ae epoch at which
the treasury wilt be empowered to pay the
whole arrear. Until that d.te tn. credi-
tors will be at hh~rty t. nscribc tn ir
names on the great book for the amount of
their credits, and will thus be pill in
nominal y luz. Inc nsequepce of this ar
rangement. the WOO f tie state will not
b. sold, and the consolidation VIII not be
forced.
HAvRE, VI rch 10.
A Mr.. Pierre Andrlel, one of the COM
ptny OF unGertakers for accelerated nav;g,-
ii IL. has arrived here from London, in the
Eliza steam boat, which was buils at
London. This vessl W n4vigated by
capta;1 Curtis, and Mr.. Jackson, one of
Fulton's fellow worknen, who lis ayr ed
to devote his a.en,s to the apple ton of
this useful discovery to the rivers and
waters If France. 1t is pr p sed that this
ST. m-boat shall navigate the Seine as far
as Paris.
Berlin, March 10.
1t is generally agreed thIt one and the
SAM mode Of Administr ton is not calcu-
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