Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-26
FOREIGN.
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PARIS, March l9.-The recruiting law
Just sanctioned by the king, is extremely
popular among The military. The court
lev"e which immediately succeeded lis
PRONUNCIATION, was attended bv great
assemniGge of general officers. and many
d1puies, as Well Independent AS ministe-
rial, whie the ultra members of both
chambers, all 10 man, together with the
icw military connected with that party,
signiiied their discomfort BY non-a;tcptl-
IIoe on This occassinn. Tie miaisler
G0uvion ~. Cyr, viii, in execution of this
law, proceed iorhwili 10 raise 4 force of
6o.oo0 men, that Is 40. 900 inr the presen,
year, and as many for the last, centorma-
bly, 10 provision oi ihe new law. u *
presumed, however, as stated ina .ov-
'ner communIcalIon, that he will meet
nuc'i difficulty ia thc ciicCilng Of these
iefies, on accauNi OF beiD.y Il -nri.t6
Az consequence oi the abolition of ,h,.
code de Conscrpiion, of an LEGAL ueary
OF coerc on for this purpose. iiewiRpfo
ceed al the same lime, 10 Tie execution
OF aroyai oriOneanc issued some monibS
back, but not vel act a upcu, To the effect
~ dIsn,SSin9 iromaciiVe service, all super
aannnateH, rs well as extremely Young Of
tcers, who, chiefly enigranis, or cnnnpc-
tons oil emigranis, have been ull5e 10 Su-
INi"N"N p'hNiS - 'uNCN p"iitF GfdiItlSU,
Sirce the restoration. o. The desire II
:ie crown to make itself agreeable "a the
French army, now that tie allied armies
ar" about to Withdraw, the following fact
VIII enable yon 10 form 4 pretty correct
idea -. General Ahlhaul, a corvep-
lionailSi, who voted for lhe death of Lou
Is NJ aRd who had been creat,da count
under ihe imperial governments, latelyso.
licIied, IN imitation OF many Others, the
interference of the war mii,iStertu procure
10 himself fresh letters pI}en, of nobiiily
iron, the king. The riinsier declined
observing that the generals conduct al
convention, made his case Il peculiar
~ Objectionable one uuuer prexen, CIR
cumstunces. Tie knowledge 0ftitis an
pllcaiion having reacted the i ING. his ma
Ics'y sent for the general, and addressed
HIM to tins effect: am informed OF
your wishes, and yGur embarrassment -
my minister is mistaken IN supposmg that
can harbor lil-NIll against YOU for the
past oar merits as a soldier have, in
my Tstimallon, aloneu irr our errors as "A
Judge; serve me as YOU have served YOUR
country, and YOU Nil Justify The favor
sou solicit, and which aai happy TO
conIer oil you"
An occurrence wli oh lately took place
In Tie south, has rendered the English
extremely unpopular IN that quarter Mr..
prumuOud, gentleman residing IN tn
vic'ui'y Of MarsriIles, having I,E; zig.
or some vehicle ot iie kind, Ia a friend
The latter, in driving with il through the
streets ot that city, happened 10 run over
a passenger, and TO inure him in Il mos,
serious degree. The Individual thus IN
Jnred, obtaining no compensation from
the driver, brought an action for damages
against the owner Cf ihr go, ana WAS
nunsuited by the tribunal Of Marseili.s.
Not discouraged bv this failure. which he
ascrlbed, no doubt unjuStly, 10 un.iue ia
fiuence on the part Of Air. Drummond. he
appealed TO the tribunal of another civ
that OF AK, where he gaixcd his cause.
with an award of considerable damages in
his favor. The case is, | undeFsianG.
now 10 be carried before the court OF cas-
sation.
MARCH 2i.--In addition TO the details
communicated in my last cnucerriur
the apprehension OF tiIc persons who fred
at ibe duke # Wellington, Won may au-
nounce the following. 4 subscrjpiiop
was collected at Brussels for the purpose
ot remunera,ing the person Infamous g.
nough 10 attempt the life Of the duke. =
sixteen thousand francs were already de-
posted, whea the person presented him
self. Ii was agreed on either side, that if
he acre unsuccessful, he was ONLY to re-
ceive onc-lialf of The amount. Us hed
back 10 Brussels after his Intellectual en-
deavor. Two persons walking in tI.e park
IN That city, were overheard by an agent
OF the police, excIaiming " thai il was ab-
surd 10 enrich a fellow who had moi even
grazed the pannel of the carriage" This
and the testimony of the assassins mis-.
tress, are the principal circumstances
which bear against Tie prisoner. The re-
suit OF the lnierrogatories is unknown. #
Is asserted, aud believe correctly. thai
one OF the persons examined has confess
ed In ms examination, the day before es-
terday, that The assassination list was pye
sen'ed 10 him, but THAT lie refused any
concern in ii with horror.
1t may be relied on that The amount Of
Tue liquIdailons, Including FIVE millions
ana haii OF rentes already created, will
not exceed twenfyfour millions.
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE'S LETTER
This document was first published in
this country IN the Salem Gazette. The
Editor says he received il from CAPTAIN
llaraden oi The superb. Capt. n. states
that the letter was published in severa! Of
The English papers, but that immediate
steps were taken 10 suppress its circula-
lion. Capt. III, obtained The copy Which
he Brought from a paper called the Kent
ish Chronicle. 1C0s, nm
Letter addressed Jy Ter Royal TTobyess t5e
PrfHcess Charlotte, to her DfOfher. Tire
Princes Of W0tcs, in October, 1917.
NY DEAREST MOTHER,
A few days will elapse before NAV
claim TO he addressed by the eDdearing