Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-18

strength. They are strangers In IivtGpool.
sGd have lst every thing in the wreck of
which they were possessed. The captain
and mate of the Catlebury are represented to
ha'e been excellent men and approved sea
meni the latte. has left wife aud family
Oh the families oil the others who have ne
rLhed we have MOI head. TSty were, we
are told, a fine body OF men, aud the very
proper demeSnor oil the two survivors, VIII
are men oil Considerable intellie ency, leaves
as M ro9n to doubt ot the truth OF the
state uent, ircms which the above narrative
Is faithfully drawn, Invested oil those m,nu.
tx the recital OF winch could only serve 70
excite the most painful Feelings for humanity,
suffering under the deepest and most ire
mcdah.e calamity. Il IS worthy If remark
nat CSPiaia Campells vessel lost her only
reniai .'nS boat IN gale, few days after fsl
ilng in with the wreck OF the Carlebury.
Had tins occarred preyiousis il would pro-
badly have becn impossible to have saved tue
TWO persons trnrn the wreck through means
ct raft or othewise, even had Tie weather
been calm, SO helpless WAS their condition.
PIEDMONT.
NovAaA, March IS
The following declara ION has beeu pub lsi.-
ed here:
a" Charles Albert OF Savoy. Prince OF Ca.
rignan.
when we accepted the difficult functioos
OF prince Regent, It was only done TO give
Proqis OF our entire obedience to The king,
and the ardent desire with which We are an.-
mated Tor The PUBLIC good, which did not
permit US TO refuse the relns of state coutil-
ed TO US for the moment, to proven, its iah
'nS MO anai cil, tie creates! of all evils that
Can Alilict nation. But our first solemn
oath rs been that of filehty to our well be-
loved king, Charles Felix.
As a PIE sc of the firmness with which We
'nainisn the faith we have sworn, we have
quilted the capital with the troops which fol-
low us ) and having arriv ed hei e, we declare
openly, that renouncimg the above named
functi"ns OF Prince Regent, VIC have no de.
sire remaining but to show ourselves the first
an The path OF honor which our angus, sove
reign points out TO us, AID to set The exam.
pie, once and forever, OF the most respectful
obedience to the will IF the soyer iirn
CHARLES ALBERT.
Given at Novara, Ma. ch %, 1891"
PROCLAMATION.
Fiedmontese warriors None of YOU arc
ignorant OF the extraordinary vicissitudes un-
der which the country groans. Our mlsfar-
tunes ore already great. Those which me.
mace us are still 81 eater. 1t has been at
tempted 10 introduce into our couitry, a
form of government reprehended by three
mics will Immediately advance from Naples
and swallow Us up.
Whilst the distnrbers of order placed The
country IN tins great danger, they employ ell,
besides, different modes OF seduc,iun To
overthrow ali military discipline, in stirrin,
up the soldiers by gifts, promises and sedl-
tous di.courses thus rendering them inca
pa5,e to our defence, whist calling Up against
us imum erable enemies. In this state OF
things, AL hope appeared forever lost but
Divine PsoviUencc had conducted into a
place OF liberty and security, prince of ST.
voy, to whom The crown belongs by 8 legiti-
mate right
Charles Felix has spoken-he has pointed
ut TO every soldier and to every subject the
pa OF duty ard hOnoT--he has conferred on
nc the supreme commaed OF the army---he
promises to reward, like king, all those who,
with me-, Labor tor the establishment Of
peace and tranquility IN those Countries, not
ionG 7go so happy.
but, IN the mean time, lie viii treat IS
rebels, those dlsturbeIs, who, through OBJ
sLnacy, continue to call down upon us the
ine'rabie misfUriunes Of foreign INVASION.
Fai h!ul 10 that which is required of me by
the most sacred of duties, | announce e. YOU
me orders and the promise of The sovereign.
Already IN the midst Of us, the prince of Ca
r'Snan offers the Example of obedience. Fol-
iowed ny faithful r gimenls, lie has come hi.
ther TO assist in the common safety.
Brave arriors faithful subjects of every
RANK anG o! every estate 4! Rally under the
sacred st.ndar'l of your king. Sustain my
Efforts. vi n.ftst but one heart AID one
spirit L is thus you will save the country
from the dangers that menace her 1t is thus
you will preserve THIS ancient Kingdom, a1d
your ancient gl,ry; and il is thus, that YOU
VIII Presen' to your most distant posterity
all example Of fidelity, of worth, and of the
true love If your country.
DE LATOUR, General in Chief.
At Novars. March %, 1891"
ITALY.
hA kACI OF y PRIVATE LETTER
Turin, Morch %.
tranquility and order prevail in the
capital. The streets of Tnrin are fiji d
with soldiers. Numerous cnnt!ngeuis are
aUi"Dg from all The provinces Of the
!. u4dom. Count Santa Rosa, Minister Of
var and Marine, has addressed an O5d r
lI TAG Day 10 them, which | subIoiu,-
~ RUSSIAN Minister had taken his de-
pAriUrs.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Soldiers of The Brigade Continents
on have given satisfaction TO your coun.
iry.
Onihe first notice Of danger, al the
lfst cav oil Tie governm NJ, YOU have left
your homes and repaired 10 your posts
lnu lblS you have done when The diff
;uIiieS CT tbs crisis would perhaps have
prevented lie government from cOslpel-
ny nc unwilling TO march, and when the
Imij or the disloyal might have counsel
ed delay.
Young warriors, can truly call YOU
lie Mower Of the nation. To YOU If owes
very thing: The consciousness Of lis |
strength, lis hopes Of deieuce aud sccu.
lily.
Tue standards around which you are