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(Signed) MARIE CAROLINE,

 Regent of France. ("Printed at Henry V's Royal Press.'l Ordinance concerning he .4amy of .4Jiica.

 ,sHenry, by inc grace Of God, King of France and Navarre:-

 "Considering that by the conquest of Aigiers, the army of Africa avenged the national flag, and deserved we'll oI their country, and that the fatal events of 1850 have prevented it from receiv- ing the just rewards conferred by our august grandfather;

 'sBy the advice of our beloved n,o- ther, we have decrecd, and do decree, as follows:

 "Art. l. The rank and decorations regularly demanded by the Marshal commanding in chiefthe army of Al rica. in the month of Inne and Inls 1880, for the soldiers composing the above army, are conferred upon them.

 "Art. ?. A qualification of three months pay is granted to all the soldiers of the army of Africa, coniormably to the demand made in the month of Ju- ly, 1880, by the Marshal commander in chief. Given at the Royal press of Henry V.

 sFor the King,

 (Signed) "MARIE CAROLINE"

 NANTES, July I0.-The great dis play of forces made by order of our military authorities, and the activity of troops and National Guards, have check ed the instruction at every point, in- fested by the Chouans. In all direc- lions the rebels are offering to submit. The Department of Denx Sevres has become perfectly tranquil, and not a single Chouan is now to be met with. in La Vendee, whither blot and La rochejaquelin have, with the last three days, gone with 1900 Chouans, every thing will soon be terminated. This band is surrounded on all sides, in Le Bocage, and cannot fail to be annihilat- ed very speedily. In tie Maine ct Loire, the continual attacks of our sol diers, the ardor of the National Guards. the arrest of the principal chiefs, and the measures taken 10 them in the bands of Chouans concentrated in the arondsements of Saunnr and Beau preau, have reduced the Hoiyrood fac ton to the last extremity.

 The following proclamation of Comte Larochcjaquelin, whose name is a tower of strength to the cause of old fashioned loyalty, is more formidable to the government of July than all the Duchess can manufacture. It was I'll mored that force of 100000 mer would be sent against the Carlists. Il so, the instruction cannot be consider ed as contemptible.

 PY.ocianaayion of Count de LorochGGquelln.

 The. following IS d new Caflist Pro- clamation, issued from the clandestine presses of the faction, and profusely distributed through our oepartment:- .sVendeans! always brave and always faithful, you listen to my voice. Now is the hour for taking up arms.-Re member your fathers as remembering 1 brothers. We have their courage te initiate and their blood to revenge.- Like them we will fight for religion and the legitimate King; and with the help of God, triumph shall be ours. Ven deans! my friends! my children! my brave soldiers! hasten all-follow me to arms! Glory to God! Vive Henry V!

 The Commandant of the secondcorps. Royal army of the West.)

 ComTE DE LARocHEJAouELIN,

 Lieutenant General.

 The following is from Paris paper:

 In the Loire Inferieure, where the the Chouans collected at several points amounted, on the 9th inst, to and from lS,0O0 to 10000 men only few hun dreds are remaining, and even these have offered their submission, as they are afraid of being attacked by our in- trepid detachments that pursue them necessarily. Upon searching the house of M. kersabiec, at Point St. Martin. the National Guards of Nantes, found concealed q saddle with rich and mag nihcent housing, no doubt designed for high parsonage; the bridle and stir rups were very splendid. Among oth- CT objects found there was very splen- did white scarf with gold fringe, white cockades, feur-de lis, and cap with a gold border, and marked with the num- 1 Der 3l, several medals with the effigy of Henry V. an extensive correspon- dence, some arms, such as sword sticks, sabres or cutlasses, and scarfs, designed. no doubt, for the suballern officers ol the legitimacy. The curate of Point St. Martin was in the chateau. Two