Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

people. War IL txunguished in the East. The mode
ration Of the conqueIor and the aniicable intervention
Of other powers in preserving the Ottoman empire from
the dangers which menaccd it, has maintained the
eqniibrium and confirmed the ancient relations of
States. Under the protection OF the Powers which
signed the treaty OF 9Th July, ndcpenl.n at Greece viii
rise from her ruin: the choice Of the Prince called t
reign over hef sufficiently procl.ns the di'inere,,ed
and pacific views OF the Sovereigns am engsged
now in concert with my allies. in nee citations Of which
tue object Is TO bring about between the Princes OF tn.
House OF Bragauza reconciliation ne csssay to the
repose of the Peninsula Amidt the grave events with
which Europe occupied was Tain to suspend the
effect OF my resentment against Barbarian power;
but cannot longer leave unavenged the insults to my
flag. The reparation mean to ake WILL witA the aid
Of the Most High in satisfying the honor Of France
Rebound to the profit OF Christianity.
The accounts of Receipts and Expenditures will be
submitted 10 you-togeiher with the estimate of ways
and means for 1881 have the satisfaction to per, Give
that uowi,hs andng the dninuton in the revenue Of
1879, compared with that Of the preceding year, il ex-
seeded the estimate Of the budget. recent operation
has shown at what rate Of interest loans may be obtain
ed, aud the possibility thereby of relieving the burdens
OF the State law relative to sinking fund will be
submitted to you.
l, will be connected wi.E plan for redeeming or
exchanging stocks, which may, hope concia,e the
expectations Of the payers, with the Justice due to
those who have invested property in the public funds,
The measures which you will have to consider are in
"ndod to Salty all these interests. They may fur.
nish the Of meeting without new sacrifices and
In the course Of fe years the expenses mpeIously
required, as well Tor thu protection Of the kingdom,
Dor the prosperity OF commerce aud agriculture, by
the works the notifications. and those of various
hsrbonrs, the repair Of roads and the completion of ca
ha',' You will ALTO have TO occupy yourselves with
various laws relative TO the judiciary order; to several
projects OF public admins and TO measures for
Improving the condition of retired soldiers have be en-
sincted by the suferings OF my people caused by
long and rigorous winter; but public benefcence ha,
been prodga of aid, and it is with lively satisfaction
pave witnessed the generous zeal evncei for the relief
Of ndseuce in every part Of my Kingdom aud particu
iarly ia KY good city OF Paris.
=. Gsntiemen-The first wAut OF my heart is 10 see
Happy ana respected, developing all the riches
institutions OF which have the firm purpose to con.
sod.te the blessings Tie charter has placed the Pub
Tic liberties under the safeguard of the rights of my
CROWN these rights are sacred: my duty towards my
people Is 10 transmit them intact to my successors
Peers OF France, depuiie. OF the D-paltments-I do
not doubt OF your cooperation in the good de sire
60; you VIII repei with contempt the perhdous in in
uAons which malevolence is busy in propaxa ing il,
c"pabe msLoeuvres should excite ag sinst nv govern
men. 1"slaeie. which cannot and will not anticipate,
shoui una orce to overcome them in my resolution
TO preserve the public peace, in the just confidence
nave in The French. and in the love which they have
Always evinced Tor their Kings.
lie speech being ended, the Chancellor Informed
the Peers hrs and then the Deputies who had not Ia
Ken theoa,h, that II. Nj would perm, its bein- taken
IN MS presence. He then read the romula Wy ch for
the Peers Is 81 swear 10 he faithful 10 the King and
TO obey Frabce (Obeir la France THAT for the Depu
Hes ~ ~ swear TO be faithful to the King to obey the
Son.utiona' Che er and the laws Of the Kingdom and
~ an 'espects TO demean myself as becomes go; and
loyal deputy"
The specua'ions in the Paris papers (anterior Of
course TO Tie delivery OF the specify very
ous, bu we have time nor room TODAY TO notice
them The attendance of the deputies on the delivery
oI he speech was very general, nearly 800 being pre-
sent.
Messrs. Roger Colard Casimir- Perier Sebastian,
ana Dupin are cited among the names that will he
proposed by the Constitutional pues for the office of
Tresideh' oil The Chamber 10.
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEW York, April S.-By the arrival yesterday of
inc ship Salem, Capt Richardson which left Liverpool
onthe 9th of March, and of the shin Brighton CAPTAIN
he nm In fher
fpecye days OF their sailing, inclusive, have been
received yesterday, by the packets Havre and Lii
vcpoo Prince Leopold il is sad is shortly to depart
Tor Greece the sovereignty of which he has accepted
ussia Is reported to have been DESTROYS England
or France, that lac should rule tat country. NJ
dc Ribeaupierre has taken the place of Count Orlo
Russian Envoy 10 CoAstannople and with the Ambas.
sador oil France and England has been actively engag-
ed In adjusting the affairs of Greece with the Turkish
Government. Hall Pacha, the Ambassador from the
Porte, has been received with great ceremony by the
Russian Court, where he had his first audience on the
9th oil February. The address of HALL Pacha and the
answer oil the Emperor given in the ST. Pctcrsburgh
papers
My lord and master'' said the Pacha is most
anxious to confirm the happily concluded with
your imperial majesty, whose splendid virtues make him
pace me fullest confidence in your wisdom and gene
rosty: The reply given through the medium of the
wee Chancellor in substance The Emperor re-
ceyes with the most lively satisfaction this expression
oil the sentiments OF the Ottoman government and sees
IN them the best pledge for good understanding be-
tween the two nations. In concluding the late treaty
the Emperors object was that it should be solid and
manem Ill requisite that the conditions stipulated AT
Adrianopie be fulfilled; but you may assure your august
monarch That he will find his best security in a conf
dence in the friendship of his imperial majesty"
The Paris papers contain, under date of Warsaw 18th
statement of the substance of Hall Pachas appica-
ton TO the Russian Government, which the London
courier pronounces altogether improbable. According
TO ths he is TO ask relinqushcn not only of the ne
cunidry ndcmnes, but of the districts and
IN ASIA and all on the plea of the inhabitants being at
fached to The Turkish Government
Inc Courier Francois of February 81 has some re-
marks on The claims OF the United States translation
oil which we take from the Mercantile Advertiser
Hitherto, the English Government has always en-
deavored to persuade the Cabinet at Washington that
they should urge their claims the Cali net of The Tl-
ienes, that they should not pay them There is no in.
dlcation oil any change in this double line of policy
Tier interest IL to prevent all intimacy between France
ana worth America She knows, that i'm case our Cabi.
net Should be embroiled with her. we cannot have any
ally more dreaded by England than the United State:
fossioiy ths foresight of the Cabinet of London may
enhghten ours, and make il manifest that if such rup.
t,lre should take place. France would be necessarily
Obliged 10 purchase the alliance of the Americans by
thcn paying debt which IL had refused to acknow.
Iedgc, on the simple principle of equity Nevertheless
france has already paid so much for her ndemnit,s
mat % Is strongly believed the eov,rnm mt will not "a.
,"Y consent 70 mpo'e any ones. In desiting TIM,
lsuce mey ne rendered TO avery one do not blame
inc ministry Tor acting with great crci,mspecon and
'or giving 10 teiF concessions, all the restrictions COM
"a io'e win the maintenance of good understanding
beiwsen n @ two states
VI VIZ are well-iniorned, nothing s al present ar
ranged or stipulated between the minister of tho ITnil.
ed states and ~ French ministry I'm fact nothing
rou" ne u.nmiely, before commission had exanin-