Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
NEW YoRk, July e6.-By the Queen Mab.
| we nave our Paris papers 10 the i4ih ul,.-.
They are occupied with disputes about the
manner OF turning out NJ. Chateaabrand and
about nus successor. One paper, the Ouo,id-
'em"e' mas Spit IN two In the controversy. One
eo"or taking sides With, the other against, The
disgraced minister, and Two Cuof,d,eunes ara
accordingly published
The only article of real Importance "a il
seems to US In these papers, is III. d, cid,d
manifestation Afforded by the proposition Of
". Laboufuonnaye, that the cuun,er-reyolu'
t'on Is ~ Successful operation. After the rp
peattd confirmation given by successiv. gov
ernments to the acts the revnluti an if France.
Is nov TO be called on to indemnify ,hos,,
who were despODed, We do nor see that a dour
WI not thereby be opened for undoing al thar
IN tnose days of firmly ~ he sure, but uni, en-
sal frenzy was done.
Thr Journal DIES Dfbais of The 9th. contains
the following item from ConsIanlinoue. " bich
treats of a matter that may or moi bc true.
Constdntinople, 18th .M,y.-N is known that
oard'nian vessels have been permitted To nav
gate the Black Sea. 1t is now said that ,b..
new French ambassador Gen. Gui.mnot ia
about to open negotiations Ia Obtain the sam.
favour for the vessels of the u. States of n
America.
The Constitutions, copies from a London
Paper he account OF the appearance of the
pretended Dauphin at Washington.
Paris, June l2.-Coun I,abourdonnav.
Plac. to-day upon the table of H.. cbau,b,r
OF deputies The following proposition
propose that the Chanber present TO II.
": humble address, suppca,ing him 10 sub
NIT 10 the Chamber at the present session tb.
proIect Ola law having in view,
!. TO declare tina; entire indemnity shnn h..
granted TO those Fr-nchmen who's. handed
property was conf Gated and sold hy virtue of
any dscress or acts of the re, olutiopary po-
vernments
g. To determine the basis wherein the val
W. "i the landed property for which indemn-
~ IS 10 br granted, shall be calculated.
s To fix the order of dis,ribution Of such
indemnity among the propiietors Y I living.
fhe legal heirs and the creditors of deceased
proprrtors.
4. 10 order that this indemnity shall he
'urhisrrd IN Tour per cent. renfeS interest In
commence on s2d March, 1924.
tFror, the Journal de Pals, Jonel21
Several Journals have published the follow
mo article.
Ii is said there has arisen some difficulties
in the council Of STATE, in respect 10 the bnils
ofthe bishop Of Montaban- they have consid-
cred this prelate as foreigner. because lie has
resided fur long time in America--it appears
10 us mat Mr.. Cheyrrus was in the same situ-
ati"n with so many Bishops and Priests who
the re vOutios drove out of France. and wLa
have returned to it,, some sooner. some later
without being required to be re pa,uralized
IN order to regain their rights, as Frenchmen.
Mr.. Cheverus is NOT in the same situation IA
the Priests who left France during the reyoIu
ton, and It is not because he has resided a long
INN IN al Al
consider him foreigner.
Mr.. Cheverus natura ised himself in the IT
States.
The 1!th article Of The Civil Code saws that
the quality Of French, is lost by naturalization
IN foreign country, and as none but French
man according to the laws of the Kingdom.
can be Bishop in France, the Council of
State has certainly done right 10 suspendine
the enregisterment ofthe bulls of Mr.. Chew,
rus until he has taken the necessary stems I'm
recover that character.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Minister of Marine
has published 10 the MOnteur a notice TO the
owners OF French vessels and cargors captur-
ca by Spanish cruisers during the late war. in =
dlcaing the formaliies requisite {, enable then,
to claim Naturalization.
Mr.. Fenwick, Bishop of Cincinnati in n !,
America, has just left Lyons on his return
i"fn K0me, where he has been TO solicit the
DenedictoDs and The assistance Of the head
oil the Church 10 favour of his Diocess. one O !,
the most extensive in the world and perhap'
the poorest. lie proceeds to Paris. Is henc
he returns TO bis Diocess by way Of England
tie IS accompanied by two Priests ofthe Pro.
pagand, an important aid in Diocess which
wants but SIX Priests in space of four hun.
dred leagues square. The impression ssh ich
this Prelaie has left on those who have had
1 The honor to approach him is that which dig
n''y, united with simplicity Of manners, pro
duce. He is destined 10 great vacation
mat oil teaching entire nations, yet in a savage
state, the truths Of religion. The smallness
OF b's resources compared with the magnitude
of his enterprise is striking.
The gifts which Mr.. Fenwick has received
from his Holiness, and those he hopes from
the piety Of the Royal Family will assist hrs
project, so worthy of interest and yeneratoD.
Inter from Engiand-By the Diamond.
from Liverpool, we have our files 10 the 2O,h
alt. We find very little to add to our intelh-
gence The Paris dates are brought down To-
the 10th, two days later than those via Havre,
The project Of NJ. Labourdopnayp, for inaem.
nIfyiDg emgrants 10 which we have referred
10 our Paris accounts, was, ii will be seen bv
the annexed extract, discussed, and Only so
far rejected, as 10 leave the initiative TO the
| King, 10 the business.
The Journal DIES Debsts, in giving 40 ac-
count of the secret sitting yesterday, ,isibIy
disfgures the fact.
| Ii Is not true that the Chamber Of Deputies
rejected the proposal 10 Indemnify tie emf.
grants. The Chamber cOnfdiup in the ,eu,ds