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Ertracs Of letter, dated,


VIENNA, MARCH l3.--'ihe Auiic council
of War is in continual activity above iorty
expresses have been sent since the day before
yesterday to Italy, Hungary, Gallicia aud
Bohemia. Eisht ba,talions of infantry, lao
squadfons of cavalry and a numerous tram
Of artillery, have received orders to march
immediately to the Rhine, His Majesty
The King of Prussia has named Prince
Biucher 10 the chief command OF all the
forces which are ordered to proceed by tor
ced marches to the Lower Rhine. The
Russian army on the VIstula as well as of
Gen Bsnnigsen, has received orders to


march to Germany it will be replaced by
the reserve army on the bank OF the ME-
men. The King of Bavaria has promised
10 furnish 10000 under Prince Wrede.


The Archduke John is 20 command the
Austrian troops In Italy the troops OF the
King of Sardinia will be under his COM
mand. The Duke Of Wellington VIII COM
mand the allied army, Composed OF Engiish,
Haioyerians, Dalch and Belgian toops,
destined 10 operate Ia the Netherlands
10 these forces which are already SO res
pectable, the Emperor OF Russia has prom
lsed 10 add 10000 Russians including IL,
900 cavalry.


Lastly it has been resolved that if circum-
stances should require it. the Emperors OF
Russia and Austria and the kings oi Pius-
sa and Bavaria, shall repair TO Frankforl
| and rem Ain there together till all Is settled.


Traasi ted for the CONNIE l., advertise.
GuLpH OF JUAN, rst of March, 1915.


.Naholeon, by tie Grace Of God and tie Con
sfifuaoa, Of the State, Emperor u The French,
&c.


TO TaEARMY.


SOLDIERS /! we have not been van
quished. Two men, deserving our ranks,


have betrayed our laurels, their County,
their Prince, their Beneiactors.


Ihoss whom we have seea, during five
and twenty years, travers'ng all Europ7 TO
excite enemies against us, who have passed
their lives in fighting against us in the ranks
ot foreign armies, While loading with cur
ses our beautiful France; shall they pre-
tend 10 command and cnchaiD our Eagles
they who have never dared to encounter the
sighi OF them shall we suffer them 10
inherit The fruits OF our glorious achltv.
men's 10 eng:oss our honors, our wealth
to c.Iumniase our glory! Ii their reign
should continue, every thiHg would be iost,
eyen the remembrance ctthose Immortal
victories. Win what fury do they preven
them They endeayour to poison what
rhe world admfes /; and If there sill.
remain any defenders of our glory, il is a.
mong those very enemies whom We have
encountered on The field of battle


SOLDIERS. In my exile, have heard
your voice, 4 have arrived in, spile OF every
obstacle, and every danser. Your General
called 10 the throne by the choice OF the |
people, and borne on your shields, is res or
ed 10 you. Come and Join him. Tear Of
lhrse colors which the Nation has osctib
ed, and which during twenty y-6se years ser
we'd as rallying pohltto all the enemies oil
France Assume this three colored cock,
ade you wore it during our days ol vic,o-
Ty.


We should forget that we have been the |
Masters OF Nations but we ought not TO
suffer any other Nation to integmsdde with |
our affairs.


Who shall pretend to be master among
US! Who has The power! Re-assume those |
Eagles, which were yours al Ulm, at Aus.
terlitz, Jena, at Eylau, and Fried,snd, at Ju-
della, at Echmul, at Essling, at Wagram, at |
Smoensk, at Moscow, al .Lu,zen, at Vu,-
ken, at Montmirail J blink you, thar this
handful Of Frenchmen, now so arrogant, |
would venture 10 encounter the sight OF |
them Let them return from whence |
they came, and there, If they choose, lie, |
them reign, as they have pretended to reign |
during nineteen years.


II Your property, your rank, and your
glory and the glory, of. your children,
have no greater enemies, than those !
Princes whom Strangers have imposed
upon us. They are the enemies OF our
glory and their condemnation is sealed
by the recital Of SO many heroic deeds
which have immortalized the Fieneh peo-
pie while siruggh, : to throw of their yoke


The Velrans 0. the armies ofthe Sam
bre and Meuse, of the Rhine, of Italy, Of
Egypt, of the West and Of the Grand Ar
my, are all humbled the glory of their
wounds tarnished, their victories are crimes,
these brave men arc rebels, If as the enc
mics of the people pretend, legitimate Sove-
reigns were found in the midst Of foreign
armies.