Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-21
FOSSFII&N NEWS.
FROM EURoRE.

France. BY tneSe NVssOiS '''
the Commercial Advertiser have received
copious files of Paris papers to the Isl o.
Nh and Havre TO the Bird, inclusive.
Nv the English packets, London dates OF
the LIST Of March, and Liverpool OF the %
inclusive. .i
Claims on Fraacc.-The constitutional
Of March 1st.. contains speculation o.
the subject of the claims Of American Gu
1ens ON the French Government, IN winch
the ALLEGATION Of dIscharging them IS
strongly urged The writer concludes by
SAVING: We have strong reasons to be
live that the ablnet Of St. James has con-
sIantlv endeavored to persuade the Uov-
eminent Of the United States to rene"
their demands, and that Of France TO re-
iect them. hoping to introduce GOODNESS
and the seeds Of dispute between the two
,o,ro-- interested IN the freedom OF the
seas.
1t appears that though the principle
rl~ been recognized, nothing has as yet
t.op decided on or agreed to between the
MINISTERS of the United States 81 France.
Ne pray that al difficulties may be ac-
...rmoda,ed. Justice done, and that the
cations between France and the United
States NAV not be interrupted"
OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
Translated for The Commercial Adcertiscr.
v,e Journal du Hayre of the Sd ultlmo
mains an account of the opening of the
| Chamber of Deputies, together with the
.,e,ch from the throne. The opening
.1k place at the Louvre, on the I'd. The
Kag appeared aud said, " Nessieurs,
Peers of France, be seated" The Chan
c..Ilor thea communicated to the Deputies
that the King gave them permission to be-
seated. The King then pronounced the
following SPEECH:
"Gcntemen:-It is always with conf
depce that ! assemble round my throne
he Peers of my realm and the Deputies
Of Departments.
Since your last session, important G.
ents have CONSOLIDATED the peace Of Eu-
ropo. and the accord established between
my allies and myself for the good Of the
nation.
The war in the East has terminated.
The moderation Of the victor and the amt
cable intervention Of the Powers, by pre-
serving the Ottoman Empire from the mis-
fortunes which monaced IT, have maintain
I'd the balance and strengthened the an
rIent relations ofthe States.
Under the protection Of the powers
which signed the treaty of July 6tn, lnde-
pendent Greece will be born again from
her RUNS; the choice Of the Prince called
TO reign over her makes sufficiently clear
the disntrres,ed and pacific views Of the
sovereigns.
lam pursuing at present, in concert with
my allies, negotiations Of which the OBJ.
iect is to effect reconciliation between the
Princes Of the House Of Braganza, necos-
sarv to the repose of the Peninsula.
During the important events with which
Europe was occupied, deemed proper to
suspend the effects of my resentment a
gainst barbarian power; but ! can no l)n.
ger leave unpublished the insult offered 10
my flag The signal separation ! desire 10
obtain, will, while 1t satisfies the honor of
France, rebound, with the aid Of the Al.
mighty, to the good of Christianity.
The accounts OF the receipts and cxpen.
scs will be laid before you, and at the
same time a statement of the wants and
resources for the service Of 1881. have
the satisfaction 10 observe thatnotwithsian.
Ding the dimnuiion TO the revenues ofIS29.
compared with those ofthe previous year.
they have exceeded the estimates Of the
budget. A recent operation has sufficient
ly asgcr'aHcd the interest at which loans
have become negotiable, and shown the
possibility Of tightening the burthens Of the
State. A law in relation to the redemn
lion Of the debt will be presented to you.
II viii be limited to plan Of reimburse
meni OF exchange, which we hope will
qlaIiy satisfy the expectations from our
care Tor them, Of those subject to taxation.
and the justice and bcneyolence due 10
those of or subjects who have invested
their capital IN the public funds The
measures on which Won will be called E..
deliberate, are Intended 10 satisfy all these
interests; they will afford the means of
meeting, without new sacrifices. and in .
IT," years, the expenses imoeriouslr 10
In7ndcd FOR The defence Of tho realm the
prosperity of agriculture and commerce
' we 9''"'eaanco Of fortified Places unfn
's"eo works IN The sea ports, repairs Of
-, - ana completion of canals. Your
.''''',' .51 Will also be occupied with varj-
Jus laws relating 10 the judiciary, differ.
on projects for the administration Of pub.
NC "iieirs' and certain measures INTENDED
~ 'heIiorate the condition Of retired sol