Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

dodftohS 70 me appropriations
for tie folfocing Ministers:
Of the Interior. $50, 800
" n0F ....... .<!U,UO0
W justice. $3.50 GOO
Of FINANCE ....... 500, 2G0
-I ,162 Csc
69,OO2. Goo
tbs ,cas propose! to De reduced 4 900 900
The ensuing year.
On the l4M Jniy t,ro trials for seditions
cries rerc to take place al the assi-es al Paris.
The reports IF disturbances az Tie Depayt-
meats, which seem mostly 10 be among. the
yo"ih, are saWto be greatly exaggerated, amd
fhat an fact the people rere ere,,y mhere tran.
1aif. We cftrdct a JcW articles on this head
from the Paris Journal.
June 27.-At tie close of an article mon
disturbances ichich pertdions malice had en-.
dear0red TO spread IA tie Department. of
irere, me Jcn'7,a! Of Grenobie Of tie 22d Of
Jane, expresses itself ia these feyms-" Tie
people remain as tranquil IN this Department
as iii the rest Of France !; anil tie authors of
these seditions attempts hare receired no other
rttn'm for thrir efforts. than tie general con.
tempt and apprehension of the friends Of or
der"
July Id t'r-cOlored far was found at
hnes on the l7th Of J,ne az O'Clock IN The
morning, Gsptayed on one Of tile mission
crosses, SET at Tie extremity of the place DE-
marche neuf. Tile msyor mho uas tie FIRST
to d!Scorer at, lad IL Immediately remored
ana tnq"i'y made for the gnihy. The ners
o. NE occurrence qn'ckiy circriated through
lily.
On tie 2d of Juiy question mas to Be ny-
rHpHln HE nj ~
sncject IN settling in Grea. Britain, and
there procuring. from the gore,n,neut letters
cfna'x' adsdtion, could afterwards an France
etd,m Ms citizenship as a French subject.
hdrices from Spain, ca,,tained in Tie
F'ench papers, gire most satisfactory ac-
counts Of the tranquility of that country. cnd
~ ne edrnesfness wiM which improvements of
ere'n arr are set on foot and prosecuted.
:, From tho New York (iaze,,e.l
ar. hean was completing has enga~e~
ments at Tie Drn,y Lane Theatre, previous
to ms departure for America.
Tie budget Of rays anil menus occupies the
attention Of Tie French chamber of IDENTITIES.
~. de Corcefies objected to a sum of 300 600
francs, mhich ,cas charged upon tie estimates.
mtaror If tie 'ridO,O Of Gen I1oyeau. He
acknowledged that IL acds balance d.e 10
that great man, ahich hui been retained Tn
me stale, upon the sale of his properiy. 10
defluy the expense Of" a Too csieJiutedtyiay."
Bat, (o6serred NJ Ge Corceties, } If she be
th"s unidentified as tie rictim Of inigmiious
judgment, France is thronged seiM similar
r'ct'ms. Oonbttess tie IN fated general had
more thda once led our JsttdHonS to victory :.
0nt Irench banners ito not shade his ton.L.
ana hitter regrets 'oere mingled wiM his latest
o'edfA Let as mol disturb his ashes, bm let
rs merer forget tie lessons Of our oun history.
bAYARD nhen expiring nndey the murder.
ous steel ofthe foes IF his country. Howoht
Mmsey more happy tAau tie constable dc
Bourbon, Triumphant at tie head of nm enc.
mys army x Lirey agitation. Zen. Fov.
a"a other liberal deputies, caIlcd for ths
printing ofthis speech
NJ. Casfel Bajac Observed, thai Korean
fought and died IN the cause Of his sovereign.
iEc papers continue to be occupied priyci-
pity on The SHLiect relating. to tie o':esa-
One9t TIE papers observes, " The prcccedi..es
an Parliament instituted against The Queen
Occapy almost tie uniipided attention Of tbe
people Of England, as weH Jentaie as male.
Tins extraordinary process. in ere;y stage
Of us progress, IS matched wiM extreme a,ir
rety. and Tie power and influence of one payty
compared ~ith tie utter heipne$sness Of tie
ot"er, except so fa, as innoceNcy Is Ter ShieN
ampartS TO Tie pubic mini n degree of ,ra,ch
fm jeatomsy that has nere,. before been err
eeeded. 1t is 10 his caasc, confirmed with
he constitution Of tie secl It committee. mat
ne report Of Mm 6ody has hat veyy Httie in
F"ence an altering the far0rabie impression
entertained i" the country to,cards He queen:
anu me b'H Of pains and penalties infrodnced
INTO the upper house Of parliament, has been
eq"afty imperative an that may."
IFrOm The Ne,oI'o,k National Ideocafe1
by the arrival Of the ship America. we
have received Liverpool papers 10 the 10th
July.
Glasgow Prices.-Ashe., Pot, Am. cwt.
T. 10 a l6 Pearl, 4Il7aI liz.
CottoD.-Sea Island. fine, . 4d:
good, "a . Cd bowed Georgia. new
I'D: New-Orleans, l 10 I'd.
Dye Woods.-Logwood, Jamaica. 60
lOa . Is; Fusiic, IOa9s.
Hull Prices.-zAshe Pearl, Am. E | 10
az II: Turpeahne, cwt. Ids.
Paris. June % 1870.
congress, laying duty on French vessels of
, ~ per ton, has thrown us in confusion. Al
mo the American vessels in our ports enjoy
tue same advantage, with respect to freight as
ours 20 ~ yours, still IL was well known 90 OUT
Oestinformed men, that the balance of trade.
owing TO The more bulky produce of the Uni
tel states, was iu favor Of the French They
were, therefore, in daily expectation that Won
would adopt some plan 10 c0unieract the meas
hres ct The French government. They were
strengthened in the belief of your retsi;saion
ny tie total failure Of Mr.. Gallatr's neg ocia-
tioH. and were of the opinion that Tie American
ration, to maintain their rights, aud act with
the becoming dignity Of tree people. could
not do less than 10 impose Tire same charges
on the French trade, as the French did impose
on ne american. Had y0ubeen satisfied with
laying AN egHirdieat duty, you would not only
have done yourselves FIJI Justice, bst would. !
likewise, have gained the appreciation ali