Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

bMdhood 10 become hi. srsog Or 10 blame the French
once more they should show TO the world that Justice
not 10 be violated with impuni'y either by the highest
TO the lowest!'
The Gazette de France mentioned the absence Of the
American Minister from the performance OF the TIE
Detm Tor the capture Of Algier-, aud that IL ac-
count oil the friendly relations subslsng between the
Dsy aud Amsrc,. This contradc,ed the next day
and the uus reason assigned-his being confined a,
nome by painful though transient in 'i'p,sit:or.
| 49, From Gelsnan's Messengsr)
CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN INDENPEN-
| DENCE.
On Monday, the 9th inst number of American citi-
zens sat down 10 sumptuous dinner given at Loner's
rue hcheieu, IN commemorative OF the 5it annversa-
OF American Independence The guests were
Zen. Lafayette and NJ Levasseur. The Chair was
taken by Mr. John A. Morton of Virginia, assisted by
he committee OF Arrangements, Messrs. Canouge OF
Louisiana L. q. Clemson of Philadelphia A. Barnet,
OF ~ jersey J. A. Venrcss, and c. i. Johnson OF NJ
York.
After the removal of the cloth, the following toasts
were given from the Chair.
IL The day we celebrate 2. The President of the
u States. D. The King OF France and the French ma
non. A. The memory of Washington 8. Benjanin
Franklin. 6. Our Ex-Presidents- their retirement,
IKE the setting sun, they please more though they daz-
zle less 4: The Freemen OF the New World the
rioheers oil Liberty. s. The Constitutional Liberty OF
trance-May lead the way to the constitutional ber-
| ty OF Europe. 8. Revenue and defence-the lcgiti-
mate grounds OF taxation. 10. The Army and NAVY
defenders OF Nations honor-a nations gratitude re-
wards them. III. Private interesthe best ruie of ma
uona industry. r. Charles Carroll of Carrollton-the
last link OF bright chain OF worthless H. Civil and
Religious liberty-the birth right OF man
The preceding toasts having been drunk the Presi-
dent on behalf OF the Committee OF Arrangements pro-
posed-Our illustrious guos-he friend OF Washington
the friend OF Liberty, and the friend of man. After the
acclamatons which followed this toast had subsidized
Zen. LA FAYErrE rose and said
L. :" most gratefully thank you, gentlemen, for your
Kind toasi and for the aeconac manner in which il
has been received. Your Invitation TO celebrate the an
adversary OF the Fourth of july could not hut have had
upon me, the moment received it, the effect of mag.
neuc attraction During the succession OF an
niversaries, whether the field of war in civic cole
oraon or iii dungeons of crowded European coalition
mas ever been my prize and delight hail our great
era oil American Independence and to worship the rs
ing sun OF universal freedom! (Choers.l 1t i. this
day, gentlemen, which Jefferson aud Adams esteemed
themselves happy in being allowed TO hold once more
before surrendering up their last breath. And to us
tne lew Survivors OF the Revolution, it seems on this
DAY we behold our departed companions, whom we are
soon 10 join, looking down. with Washington at their
mead, on these numerou; celebration and hear them
again recommending, they did during their lives the
preservation oil thosc American fellow ie eingsof that
union between the states, which, whatever NAV be the
nomenary language oil parties is cply rooted i'm every
american heart lCheers.] And who better testify
70 is truth, than the veteran whose happy lot il has
been TO visit the twenty four of the Coniederacv
and who, from the Kindness of the people towards him
mas enjoyed, 1t may be said an individual communca
tion Win twelve millions OF their inhabitants Nor IN
H. perhaps, appear misplaced in me- also 10 bear wit
ness to the universal sympathy The raternal good wishes
winch have observed in the people of the United
States towards those OF the other parts of the American
hemisphere May sy, after the example of their elder
brethren, by wise institutions civic virtues and practical
freedom attain, TO an equal degree, the blessings of
tranquility ana happiness. May they, whatever NAV
he the suggestions of European jealousy or the errors
oil local prejudice, in the remembrance of what
by me United States in their behalf long before any Eu-
ropeah power had consented TO acknowledge their indie
Dendence, as well as in the eenaly of their renb
can principles, lind the only way to the guarantees
oil purely American system Of politics. Permit me
gentlemen, TO offer you, as toast,
Inc Constitution Oi the United nrca oC
blood-the work OF wislomthe happy republican com.
pound oil State rights and federal energy-may il ever
stand lar above party collisions, under the sole patron
age OF national good sense and self government"
The General sat down amidst the most enthusiastic
applause.
Mr.. Poncet of Baltimore, then gave" Our absent
friend, Geo Washington La Fayette."
By MIR. Matlock of New Jersey-s The memory of
the Bourbon who served us with money in the Revolu
uonary Wharf.-The memory of the Bourbon who suffered
of Louis XVII '
BY NJ. Lcvasseur-" The United States of America
the true practical school OF Civil and Religion.
may her wise lessons be ere long understood Lv Od
Europe" ~ ~
by 7. G. Clemson of Phiadelpha-e The Tber,Iitv
oil the scientific institutions of Frsnce-may thew he
chosen as criterions of the Western world -
by H. Edwards Of Mass" The patriots of the Re-
voiuon-lime is fast thinning their ranks but time
shall never obterate them from the memory of their
countrymen."
BY b. Curtis of New York. The health of Mr..
Brown late Minister"
Minister.
Rives." '
BY c. Wisiar Pinnock OF Observation-Disclosures snf
rage, Republics safety, when connected with and
dependent on, UNIVERSAL EDUCATION"
by IS A. Barnet OF New Jersey" The memory of
Kosciusco" "
BY Mr. Leland of S. Carolina" Mr.. Eynarl, the
friend of liberty" ~
By MIR. Mason Of louisiana" The militia of Ameri
ca, though surpassed in discipline yet not in courage
by the regulars of European powers"
by the Presdent-'' The aaiable ladies' of la
Grange" [Cheors1
The company retired alta late hour
LATE VERY lMPOR rANF FROM FRANCE
NEW foRK, Sept. The arrival of The shin Cl..
nails from Hayrr, at Bottom bas furnished the PAPERS
o. that city with files of Paris Jlurnal, 10 the 26h Of
July In addition to tho intelligence already received
here by recent arrivals from France the fnrni.b n.
with me following important news: Thai The Cham
Der Of Deputies is sSs0ipod, before being assembled.
anu that the HbTiy Of the periodical PRES is susDend
ed mentioned yesterday lin oar summary of the
news brought by the ExGo. that these vsrv measures
were already talked OF in PAr. on the 2I.t; but from
The manner in which the rumors were mentioned il
should seem that the paope of Paris did not think OF
'ner DruR 80 soon confirmed. Fiva dave afterwards
the ordinances were issued The election OF the Cham
ger OF Drpuies had just hsen completed and tbs re-
'nltiet sha Ministry in feeble and hopeless minofi
y. Itoo hundred and serenity members Of the on
ponon hah boen returned, of whom 202 had voted Tor
the address, against the mnsers in the previous Cham
oeTs' lhere were Ids Tor the minisiry, and Is WHO
were Undecided for either party. Tie 81 Of Augu,t
mad osen appointed Tor the meeting OF the Chambers
The members summoned and various other prepsra
uohs male, when The ministry. flushed with their mill.
sry 'uccess in Algers and findoR the seives for b
present rendered. Independent of tho Chamb,r. nv tbs
treasures which the new conquest had brought into
he puhic oSchAquer, erminsd upon Annihilaiing The
results OF IN election, which had been SO uuvor,hl
70 ,hslr can'c and ofdering new election, under