The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05
FROM THE NATIONAL IVrrtlIGENCsP

WAsHISoroN, May 50.
We complete The qualifications, in ihis lays pa ,cr
ot the interesting documents laii before Congress-
in relation TO affairs with France. Il vii bc
seen t!,at application had taken place in The
knowledge IL Mr.. Barlow, OF the Berlin a.i Mil,n
DEGREES 10 an American vessel 81 caro- since tio
first of Nnvcrlher 1910. But it viii bc seen also
'hat The dem,.d OF restoration of our ,i,perty ra
pacious.y seized, aud of Indemnity Ron, ti,,se
gels 'm.aSiuily ana siameiess,y burnt on th. ,.h
seas, is eVaded by the Preach govern meat Il,
ts state OF things aiti ugh relaxation has tak.n
place in French cccts affecting the richts ,fth;s
country, and although that government las fo,de
man, professions of disposition TO make rn.rat;o,
Tor other injuries, yet It's acts not ccrponJyu
to its professions, and it has in so far failed in g,
Il l;ihg the Just expectations and reasonable de-
nands of the u. :. -.
But let it not he said that the mi,conduc. oS
france ncutralzes in the least that o! c. Britain
in relation TO the uniform and unrelx, a hostility nj
that nation the public sentiment is already decisive
" expressed Measures have sheen co ,u-,ccd
with view to hostilities with her; and the nee s.
sity Tor them isn degree essen,d Nv the u,. ect
or refusal al france to accede Our al i'm. inr r.
dress The comparative injustice OF France cannot
ia any degree paiate the unren,ted infroc,;ous al
our rights ny Great Britain and, whatever imrrcs.
SION may have been made bythe eyasons OF France.
let not our measures in relation 10 he other elf.
rrcpt be therefore relaxed. Let tie course prouo.
Sc! to be taken in relaxation 10 Great Rr,a;, h
PEI severed in. The period fast Il proachcs At ,,Icb
the En,hargo Iad rs recommended lev the Ex.c.
| WV .io/ SINIY HuFS WONtU nave terminated. and
nj winch, we presume, more active measures w.re
contemplated by that branch the government .,
he substituted for it. After our measures as IN &,
Britain have assumed decided character. W.. for
ourselves shall he in favor of prnmpt md lecisi, +,
measures in regard 10 France also, graduated by the
measure OF injustice and outrags we have. rec, j.
we'd at her hands, and for which she refuse, to a,
tone.
Osefm insensions.-A Mr.. Schultz has lust oh
tanned patent for hydraulic macnnc, on a new
principle, for raising IN ponds or S,isf wafer
applicable to the turning OF every Kind ct mills, aid
adapted to- supply cities with vat, thot the ssi
lance OF steam engines any other very expensive
agents lie has also obtained patent for a Hydrau.
lie boat, which viii move against the current or
stream without steam-ergines or ANY other very
sve'agents-applicabe to boats for the trans.
portaioh OF goods, and to passage ferry boats.
ne following is an extract of letter from gen.
''eman OF Clark County, Indiana L errtory. dated
80 f5th May, 1872
. Every mail from ViHcennes; for. some weeks
past, brings us information of Indian murders Mr.
VI Oowan was murdered last Saturday az his owl,
house on White liver. The All! regiment of thu.
United States infantry marching from VIM
cennes to Cincinnati The inhabitants are much
alarmed and many families moving in from the
frontier"