Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

At O'Clock in he afternoon tie corps Of Yorle
and kleis began TO cross the Harne at Tripor three
miles above Meaux, by bridge which Gen. Muffin
threw over the Aiarnc and al GerInguy EvcsQue,
mile higher up the river trihing resistance was
made by the National Guard. Gen. Muffin told me
here was smart affair at Tripor About nine in the
evening some French cavalry calopcd through Ncaux.
evidently routed, but gave warning TO the nhab-
tants of Tie encrny's approach
During the night cannonadng was heard at NIeauX:
the Allies entered the city between twelve and
the morning, AMI about three The morning OF the 28tl
the whole neighbourhood thrown into the greatest
alarm by Tue Tremendous explosion OF the French pow
der ma gaz.e, dated ut the Paris entrance of NIeaux
This done wl out the Inhabitants being pre yiousy
apprised. Several diaccnt houses thrown down
by the conclusion, aud most of the wmho,vs in the civ
broken, but no l;.cs 1T, \ large house, which had
formerly tccI inu Wa the becinn,ro of March
converted INTO this pIwder magazine Early on the
preceding day tue French Hcgan move the powder il,
boats down the Narnc but the rand approach OF the al
lied army prevented its being entirely carried away:
tey therefore blew /; up prevent ang into their
hands Inc advanced guard arrived at l.iyry at uia
In the evening harrasscd by the Cossacss bv one of
whom a French lancer drcadfuv wounded at ,ic.
ven O'Clock, within quarter of mile of the villarc
which is al the ninth borae or thousand tisc stone
IRON Notre Dame at Paris equal 10 eleven and one
quarter English miles,
28.-ln the Journal dc Paris, this day. under the
head ct PARIS, liking Joseph passed in review yeser
day fifteen thousand troops of the line, imperial qua ri
cavalry, and Infantry, an5 twenty thousand National
Guards OF Paris, with their artillery. The troops de-
part Tor the army au premier jour"
In the HIonteur dated Paris the 9Th:
NoUvELEs DIES ARMIES.
'Buiereai, p Glars 1911.
''f.e quarter general dc pEnpercur est ic Lar
NEE franchise occupe Chaumont, Brienne Ellie est
en- communication Troyes ct patreuilles
Jusqua LanGres. Du tout cote dcs prison
niers. La snne dc S. VI. est tres bonnie"
Price of stocks this days per cents. -5. SOC; 15f.
75c Bank actions, 555. sos
Before day break the terrified population OF the COUP
fry between Neauv and Paris pouring into the
capital with their aged, nrrn, children cats, dogs, live
stock corn, hay, and household goods OF dcscrp
ton. The Boulevaris we're crowded with Wagons.
carts and carriages thus laden, to which their cattle
were tied, and surrounded by foot. Tbs dis
tress of these poor refugees augmented bv being
fo; ccd pay the ofr0 the gates Paris which
many obliged sell part of tcir stock at the bar
riers, to obtain what they hoped wou be security for
the rest the right of taking il within the walls; thus dis
riaTing 10 the Inhabitants OF Paris picture of tie e
fec;s NJ war, far different from that they lad been
customcd 10 look upon. According general report
the Cos7acks, bv which all tie allied tl0ops were
designated had burned NauN and IA iiJly adyan-
cling without any interruptions vet all this had little ei-
feet upon the starving Parsans, whom the couutry poo
pie revIed for apah, and cowardice, in not ring Ia
Jepei The enemy. went up the Rue Faubouir -.
Martin at halfpast three i'll tho afternoon! Tie peasant
~ still arriving in numbers, WHO reported that a!
twelve O'Clock there had been sharp action a Cavc
village fifteen horncS* from Paris. but Of the result
could obtain no account Near the church OF s.. Ian
rent met about fifty prisoners taken in that alt .ir
some were sinking with toll and loss of blood their un
bound wounds still blce ling, being but one small
cart tor all tho wounded I'll the country people
now questioned agreed hN, the enemy were at Claye
where an action had taken place but still result:
some said that they had advanced TO YIcparisis (which
was the tact) Others that they driven back; some
that they forty housand; ana some averred that
hey di not exceed six thousand went ont of Paris
ny the barrier OF Panin, which every was now a
lowed to do wihont being subjected To exa;nin ton OF
passports or cartcs dc su"te' as had been the for
some Gays previously; few proiited by this and still!
"e' hau curiosity Snnicient TO urge them to proceed
'""'e quarter Oh mile. All soiieTs who attempted
~ en,cr NE narFlcrs were Put under arrest. saw
pout iory VI 'aese Tying on The ground near The bar
Ii uHaeT guard awaiting 10 be coAafc9d g lie Fiat
I!"JoF' "'''h me n*'sao'c5 were t'.H scat! tieid
ana P''''T,,ish,c 7c'''@iS OF lHtF hV hem
80 ~, nue 81 .'e roa 10 f',h'' 2'd i'"ni' were the
49, ,.,S ''t'ly, anu "f''eFIhSl with can
, ~ w, Se:Hra' Ia" tG"'ch iiTeS
hoa ~ io.I 'i " "''''PS 'o' o'nrrs having |
,gLb o a , en- - i ' cr '''c a'a'' al ,.'on'
,fbo,s that i ,a go, 'at u''''' T' wv" COCK
o,,ised ara 49,, a. Nv" IA, 'Ney ha, "cen
l,rod 60 f' ,i 90 TI''c',' among 'hcIn