Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13
DOMESTIC.

eNtfa tohHdEr VuiieS pat0, according
IL The act ot las, session, on ali French
ships aud vessels which entered the ports
OF the Republic arior to the 30i Of SIP,
temher, 1870. We advert 10 this acl par
ticuIarly 10 state, tina, it has been said,
aud is believed, that The Minister of
France is invested with full power 10
guaranty Il reciprocal inhulgrurr, on the
par, or his most Christian Majesty, 10
Amrrican vessels which shall have en-"
tered the ports Of France pin! ~ The Pc
rlci above mentioned.
The las! section of The act Just passed
makes provision also ior a contingent
suspension OF the act OF Congress wnicli
Imposes an addi,ioual tonnage duty on
French vessels, IN The anticipation Of such
anarrangt inc ont between The lwO nations o,
The ter:nS OF ihei commercial intercourse
ia vii, be consistent wlih The sentiment
OF mutual gocd will, 81 long shbsisiins
between them, aud with HE respect SD
generally entertained bv the People Of
America towards The French nation
The existing commercial rrgualinns al
the two countries cannot. il is irue, be
Justly regarded az Indications of any dis,
posi,inn contrary To this bnt between
friends, there should DO no jealousy, nos
cYen r'valslIp, bat in acis Of Justice and
courtesy. Suci is The sentiment of this
county towards France ard such. VIC
trust, Viii prove to be The reciprocal sen.
ilmeni al France towards ". Lei her
a ivsnoe, aud We will meet her Al leas,
halfway. Nh. Int
From al quarters, we find that the
acquisition of the territory of FLORIDA
exc!'es those general feelings OF conyra-
lnla'ion VIII! Il an honorable conclusion.
10 re long pni'ing negotiation Mas na
urai'y calculated III ptodace.
A4 tie tide al cntiyra lion from t,,,
North AMI East il bout to So, towards
those trrri;ori's, il will be acceptable 10
nnr readers Ia learn that spntcmam. of
ihcr>ty OF New York, has prepared for
The press = body Of historical aud Iopo,
graphical facts relating t.rrrtIo. which,.
'rom what 81: have seen or it, is cuiitled
to much 60 i.hrnrc aud respect. from
the pfrriSinn Of the facts, aud fsnm The
authenticity II Ia" SnErces wii,nce they
appear 10 have been drawn We have
many !arr!gn accounts aud Histories Of
''iat county, hui an American account
IL Hesi'ierd;,ln, Hiiich ihe geniI4mau
oil whom we speak appears 10 have all HE
materials tor supplying ID.
re" important appointments were made
du lag lie late Session al Cnnuress. hy
The Executive OF the Uaiird States and
no changes have taken place on the COM
m"nremeni OF III" second term Of Presi.
dSHi hlnnror'S administration. The So
nate therefore 6i.i moi meet after the In
augnra'on, By cali from lie President.
az Is usual OF change of administration.
We shall cndcavOr to obtain a list of such
appointments is were oiade duriug the
Session Among them, we know we're The
following
.Sanusi ID. Harris ~ bo marshal for the
District of Massachusetts, virc James
Prince, deceased.
John CroweN, of Alabama, TO he arcnl
in>,hc Creek Nation Of indians, vice y Is.
Mitchell: rn
WILLIAM CLARK. late territorial 90.
werner of Missouri, is appointrh Prcsi,
Senl OF the Bdmk Of Missouri, in The nlace
# Colonel Auanste Choaieau, resigned
The late president bad been al tAe head
or The baUk ever since lis first organiza.
non. ~.
Letters from Madrid 10 the 10Th Janus-
nv, make no mention of an ezra u,cpI-
ing ut the C"rirs. The news from Eng.
land must he Inaccurate in This partIcii-
"a By ldV, tie Corles would NEE, on
Isl OF March. Wash. G. Gaz.
DANIEL d. ToMPKtNs took The
cons'Iluii1nal oath. ON entering hi, Sc
cond term of service in The office Of VICE
PRESIDENT or THE UNtTED STATES.
ut IiIS own icsidence, Oh Saturday lie Sd
Instant.
Gen. ANDREW JACKSON is appoint.
ed, by the President, Governor of The
Territory OF FLORIDA, and, il is under.
siOod, Viii accept the appointment.
Nat, Int.