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PARIS, JAN. ~.


Gen, Championet writes thus to the Dircc.
tory:


6" Had 2gayters, ClIvi, 5a4, u, 1900


" waited with great impatience the reiult
Of my operations, to give you news Of the
army,


" In order to obtain it, we have had great
many ohItacles to conquer for continual rains,
fnows and torrents, as we'll as the infurredions
of the peafants which narrated cur hAnks, in
tercepted the communication, prevented the
PaiIAge OF the bridges, and frequently caufed
me great unealincf3 ; but the valor Of the troops
and the energy Of ihe Generals ovcrcame every
thing and now I am able 10 inform you that
IN confequence of the taking Of Pefcara, the
two provinces Of Abruzzo, are in the power Of
the French Republic That her troops are
garrifoning the fortrels Of Gaeta and that the
right wing Of my army is encamped before
CaPua. ihall only mention here The places
where the army patel, leaving to the care Of
the chief of the itaf officers TO relate all the
aaions more individually. The III divGon
under the command cf Cen. Macdonald, arer
very tireiome marches, padel the Gdrpli.no IN
two different places, viz. at Cephrano ana lola
the roads were almoa impaTab.e, and he in
Irenched potts that the enemy had btiore lhat
river were formidable ; they left in them So
guns. Whil1 the f1id d;vifon was doing This.
had detached Gen. Rey with two regiments
Of chaflurs, Tire Poiih legion and f1me ncht
artillery agairG Tcrracina. He had order. to