Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
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Claiais OF France The Constitutional o.
March lst, contains speculation On The sub
ircf Of the claims OF American citizens on the
French Gove rnm"nt IN which tue oblghnon
of discharging them is strongly urged. The
writer concludes Ivy saving, /: -" We have
strong reasons TO believe lhnt the Cabinet oil =.
J James has constantly endeasored 10 persuade
the Government Of the United Sia'es 10 renew
their deIpnnds aud iha Of France 10 rcjSCt
them hoping TO introduce GOODNESS Il the seeds
Of ispute between lhe two powers interested IA
the freedom oil tn seas.
" II appears that though the principle has
been recognised. nothing has az vet BEEN deci.
drd on or agreed 10 between the Ministers OF
the Uuiied States aud France. We pray that
all difficulties may be accommodated, justice
done, aud That the relations brtween France
aud the United 5 ates may not be interrup
ted "
OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
IrGusiaied for The COmmercint Advertiser.
Tie Journal dn Havre Of the 81 ull. con
tains an account OF the opening OF the Cham
Der Of Deputies together with the speech from
the throne. The opening took place nj The
Louvre, Oh the 81. His Majesty entered tn
Chamber and took his place on the throne, the
Dauphin being on his right, and tie Dnke o.
Orleans on the left. The Dauphlness, the
Duchess Of Berri, tie Duke of Bordeaux, the
D"chesses OF Orleans aud Madame dOtlrans
were present at the ceremony, IN one o! the
trlbnnes. The assembly was standing and I'm
covered Inc King said, " hlessleurs Peers Of
France, be septed.n The Chancellor Thea
communicated 10 the Deputies that the King
gave Them permission to be seated. The King
then pronounced the following SPEECH
"GENTLEaEN.-itis always with confidence
that | semble round my throne the Peers
Of my realm aud the Deputies OF Departments.
Since your last session, important events
have consolidated the peace Of Europe, and
the accord es ablished between my allies and
myself for the good oil the nation.
The war in the East has terminated The
moderation of the victor and the amrabr ia.
ierseniIon OF the Powers, by preserving the
Ottoman Empire from The mIsiortunes which
menaeed it, have m ,ihtaincd the balance aud
$ strengthened the ancient relations of the
States
Under the protection Of The powers which
'gned the treaty of July 9th, independent
Greece will be born again from her ruins the
choice Of the Prince called TO regn over her
mikes sufficiently clear the disiuteresIed aud
pacific views Of the sovereigaS.
am pursuing at present, 10 concert with
my allies, negotiations of which the object is Ia
eheci reconciliation betwe II the Princess OF
the House OF Braganza, necessary to the repose
Of IN" Peninsula.
DnrIng the Important events with which Eh-
rope was occupied, deemed proper 10 suspend
the effects of ny resentment against a barhaa-
an power bui eau 40 longer leatr-UnpuDish
I'D the insult offered to my Gag. IF signal re
paraton desire 10 obtain, wlswhle il Sd
ilsiles the honor Of Ffance, reAnund. with
The aid of the Almighty, 10 te .goo4 OF Chris.
tlanily
The accounts Of receipts and expenses viii
te lhd before you, aud al tR same time
sta cneut 81 the Wants aHl resources for che
service Of 1881. ! haze The satisfaction to OBJ
serve that nDlwilhstan ia, the dimiuutlon OF
the revenues Of i3-9, compared with those OF
the previous year, they nave exceeded tho eS-
Inmates Of the bidgct. \ recent ppeia'i1n has
sufficiently aOceuained the interest ht which
loans have become negotiable, aud shown The
PossibEY oil tightening the blrthenS Of the ,
state. law IN relation 10 the redemption OF
the debt will be presented 10 you VIII Or liinl-
ted To PLAZA OF reimbursement OF exchange,
which we hope will equally satisfy the expPcta.
tons from our care tor them, OF those subject
~, ~. a
due TO those OF our subjects who have invested
Their capital in the pubic funds. lhe measures
on which you Nj be called TO deliberate. are
intended to satisfy all these interests they will
afford the means OF meeting, without new ga
clltces. and in few years, the expenses i'm
periously demanded for the defence of the
realm, The prosperity of agriculture and com
merce, the maintenance OF fortified places, I'M
hnished works III the SEA ports, repairs OF roads
and completion OF Canals. Your attention will
also he occupied with various laws relating 10
the Judiciary, different projects for the admin
iSlratlon Of public affairs, and certain measures
I"iented II mellorate the condition OF retired
soldiers. | have been afflicted Al the suiieIings
which long and Indictment winter has made
TO weigh heavily upon my people but beneyo-
lence has multiplied ITS suCcours, aud il is with
The mos lively : taiiicaiion that have seen the
OF the ,ealm, aud particularly in my good cit,
of Paris. The frs, longing otmy heart is TO
see France happy and respected, developing
all The wealth OF her soil, aud enjoying in peace
the institutions OF which il is my firm desire TO
establish the blessings. The Charter has pla.
ced the liberties OF the people under the safe.
guard OF the rights OF my crown These rights
are sacred my duty 20 my people requnes me
TO transmit them inyolae 10 my successors.
Peers OF France Deputies ot Departments,
| doubt not oi your CO operation IN etfeciing he
desired good. Yoa will reject with contempt
the base insinuations which malice endeavours
to propagate. Should criminal practices raise
up against my governmeni, obstacles which
cannot and Wish nat 10 iorrsee, should find
strength 10 surmount them in my resolution
TO maintain public peace, in the just confidence
OF F,enchmen, and in the love which they
have always shown for their Kings"
The number of Deputies who appeared al
the opening Of the Chamber was about 300
VI. Talleyrdnd is said to he much b, oxen down