Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

i US. ~ d1 nOur cItSr re
the proclamation. M. Ney had uss
chit Paisie."
| The last allegation was st;ffiy denied
| the accused. who maintained that he nj
served the decorations of the king, wh
gong to rejoin Bonaparte at Auxerre.A
| He also contend"d with the same constancy
| that, far from disSuading him from reatlingv
! the pro. ;lamation, NJ. de Bourmont forma.-
| ly approvedit.
A spirited debate took place between
the accused, his counsel and the witness.
on the latter's repairing to the square.
hearing the proclamation read, assisting
at the banquet that succeeded, marchiry\
the troops by orders which he acknowledg-
es to have emanated from the minister Of
war, aud which he seemed willing to inn
pu'e to the Marshal. M. de Bourmoat
explained his motives. The accused OBJ.
served that ne had got on his in advance.
The other dispositions presented but little
interesting, and after six hours sitting the
Audience adjourned to 9 next moving.
PARIS, Oct. So.-A few DAYS ego Count
Piatow. the Hoffman of the Cossacks, ar
rived at Void, on his way from the interior.
by the way OF St. Dizier and Ligncy, to
Germany: his suite was not numerous.
1t is said, NJ Cainot is named Director
general Of polytechnical school which he
IS to found in Russia and that he is to be
inspector of the Notifications of that en-
pre. Others deny that M. Garnet would
receive foreign appointment
Nov. 24.-Marshal Ney was recommit-
ted to the prison Of the Concit reerie at T
O'Clock this morning.
Lord Castlereagh AMI Prince Harden
burgh left Paris yesterday.
M. de Cent? is entrusted by the allied
powers, with the traRsl,tion of the treaty.
which was drswH up in France.
-Soz. 25.-Marshal Ney Yesterday had
an audience of the Duke of Rchclieu. the
prime minister.
We are assured again that there are to
be no allied troops in Alsace. Scissors has
no longer foreign garrison Detachments
OF Prussi"n troops have gone into canton-
ments at Noyou and the environs The
troops OF that nation have evacuated St.
Menehouid, Clcrm ut, Argone, end Cha
lons-sur Marine. These towns have now
only weak PrGsian garrison. These
same troops now form line (corlon) from
Thionvilie and Verdun, to Drmbale. Tbey
Showed themselves in considerable bcdy.
at the gates of Sarre louis. in orr er 10 oc-
cupy 1t; Gen. Thomas, who Commanded
that fortress for II. NJ. the King Of France.
refused to surrender it; & upon the threats
OF the Prussan general to hes. eye it, the
French general broke the dikes, and mum
dated the envrons
Dec. 2 "A considerable number ofPrus-.
sian troops are evacuating Frame, and die
rectinS their Course to the frontiers the
greater part oreturn into Prussia parti-
cularly those which were at Nancy. and
part OF those which were at LION, and the
environs of Valenc;ennes. Soissons ard
ChaIons -sur-Main are now without rarri-
sons of foreigners.
The duke Of Angouleme is travelling
through the kingdom to do away preiudiceS
which have been excited against him. and
to assure the protestants of his maiesty's in
teniOn OF tolerating their worship. In a
conversation with the President of the Con-
sistory at Nismcs, he said smiling. "Not-
withstanding the prepossessi MS ma stained
against me, am assuredly good Catbo-
lie, tho shall never forget that the most
lilustrious OF my ancestors " as Protes-
tant.
The Empress of Russia Quilted Berlin
the goth Nov. to return to p tersburg.--
The Emperor entered Warsaw on the i2sh.
amidst shouts OF long live Alexander, our
king
Brussels, NoU. 24.-Marshal Blucher
has at last returned to the cominions IF the
king his master. Passing through Belri-
um, he revisit d tn place at Ligny where
he was thrown from his horse, and Law A.
mong the dead duriIg the passage and pre.
cipitate retreat Of pl,t Of the French ar
my. After remaining here soHe time. con-
versing with his aids, nc gen. rous Y rewar-
ded suttler, who assisted him when h.
was found in that critical situation.
London, Nov, S0.--Parllament is rro-
rogued by proclamation, from tile j7tb
Jan. to 1st Feb.
Lord and Lady Castlereagh did rot ar.
rive in London till to day.
Several regiments of militia. sont IN Tre-
land during the late disturbances. have re-
turned to England.
Ministers have published nothing oAic;.
ally of the treaties with France, and il %
probable they will not, til the ops,ing #
parliament.
from FRENCH PAPERS. rrcej,,c,y l.,
me Iom Hazard, al heqy Ysyk.
Translated for tie Commercial .Aarey<t.
8er.1
TREATY,
Between France and tie .6lHef poy,y,
concinded ar Paris, on lie 2oiH Of Gs,
yemb1T, 1915.
In the name Of the Most Holy and Undi-
vided Trinity
The allied powers having, by theirun united
efforts, and by the success of Their arms
preserved France and Europs from the