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Pursuant to Circular Letter from the Min
lister Of the Interior, all the Projects in the
different Departments have opened registers
tor entering the names Of such young men as
do not belong to the conscripton, and chuse to
serve in the Emperor's Guard of Honour.


Most OF the English prisoners at Verdun
have been brought away from that place, some
to Nalenclennes, and others to Vaudreuil, in
the Department de PEure, FIVE leagues from
Louuers, where there are two castles, the
most ancient of which is surrounded by bitches.
The road of Mount Gents is now completed,
and three carriages may so abreast from No
valaise to Lans le Bourg


Upwards of 1000 men are employed night
and day in erecting additional works round
hehl, for which purpose number of new
houses must be pulled down. One-half Of the
place IS already evacuated, and a number of
people are thereby reduced to poverty and dis
tress, being without houses or sustenance-
AS the razing Of the houses did not proceed
quick enough, it was rsolved to burn them
down but this was postponed one day, and,
in that short space, every possible assistance
has been given to the inhabitants by the neigh
bours. The Emperor has PROMISED the suffer
ers $4,000 forms.