Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
FROM UAYTI
Correspondence of the Journal of CONNER,

PoRr-AU-PRINcr, 2sth April 1890
inc negotiations lately entered into by the Barron
rincho and the government here, have terminated
iavorably when nearly brought to auicable adjust
ment. The Baron made demand which the 90
vernmen' would not accedc TO, and he determined on
parung IN La Promonc Corvette, for Brcst which ves-
SCI sailed on the I'D passage requested in the
Corvette Tor Hayden envoy, which the Baron refused
TO grant In consequence OF this, MIR. St Macarv was
despatched by the brig Jeune-Voey, for Havrc for
which place she sailed the 9th. MIR Hepdrics
who had taken his passage in the latter vessel gave np
his birth to Mr.. ST. Macary, and proceeds via the u
States, where he will endeavor TO fix the prelimaries
oil commercial treaty between America and th,
counry the President being DESTROYS of concIuding
treaties with such powers have intercourse with Hav
u. From the u States Mr.. II. proceeds to Europe
Tor the purpose OF making some financial arrangemcn
Tor the government in the event of Mr. ST. hIacary
ceehng in the object of his mission =
Preparations in the eastern part of the republic are
carried on with much activity for the purpose of repe
ing any attack which may be made on the part of the
government OF Spain. About 5000 troops have pro-
ceeded from the different ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the eas,
I. >: Since the above was in type we have been
favored oy commercial house with files of EIayen
papers to April 25,h inclusive Wetranslate the f,ow
ing from I'll Telegraph of the latest date.
Inc negotiations entered into with France i'm April
oil last year, were broken off on the 23d March A
treaty of friendship and commerce on terms of nerfect
reciprocity had been agreed upon without difficulties
nut before signing it, it required that some mode
should be agreed upon to quiate the debt 10 France
Al the sacrifices consistent with the national honor and
the resources OF the republic consented to- but in
order to the payment of the debt il was necessary IN
ob'an some facilities which the French Commisson
ers were net authorised TO grant This alone produced
the issue we have mentioned. Nevertheless the gov
ernmen always persevcriny in all that which
me great national interests, has despatched commits
sloner to Paris charged to accomplish there wha, has
,ai'ed here Alter the conciatory disposition manifested
by His Most Christian Majesty there is good n,
expect this step will bring about the most satisacto
ny result.
me papers are filled with patriotic addresses from
inc difereRt Communes 10 President Boyer pletging
their utmost cooperation in resisting the expected at
TACK from the Spaniards, who, it will be remembered,
nave recently demanded the restitution of the (or,nerl
Spanish part of the island Take the following as a
specimen; I'VE have sworntobe faithful to your Excel
iency, and to the race from which arc dcscended
and we swear TO die sooner than from this defer
mlnauon May the creator OF this vast Universe make
us perish and sink 10 the deepest hell if we violate
our oalhs As guaranty, of our patriosm we repeat
anew the shout of Long live Liberty Long live Indie
Pendence! Long live the President of Hay'