Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

And. The Treaty with the Sublime Port. II another
feather In tho cap Of the Administration. The facts on
try employed to depr eeiats the acquisition es.aly us
railing II affirmed by the Oppos ion prints tina,
We had really gained nothing for ourseves-that we
in to enjoy the fruits Of the treaty Of Adj,
sncple-snd that only the trade Back Sea-
which embraced 10 cur Treaty. The sagacity
which sh-wn 10 the selection OF such = Commits.
sioner Mr.. Rhind-tbe address, the 6rmuess which
he had displayed IN the presence at tho Dvan i,sen
ard amid the willy n.rgues Of tbs British agents, have
been carefully kept out OF view But the Message
shews al eas the victories which he has won, and
the fruits which he has secured. II now appears that the
treaty of Adranople did not itse1 extend to Ne the
advantages Of the passage OF the Bosphorus The Turks
passage 10 such nations only had "ireAes with the
Porte" The treaty. therefore, which has been ius
FL cted necessarily extends to the provisions Of the
treaty OF Ajtanople. our treaty goes further
places sour trade with Turkey the footing Of the
mo.t favored natiou'-an yement, which is 'whol
ly independent Of the treaty Of Adriauopie, and ex
tends to all IN, porte Of the Turkish empre-This be.
neht too. is due to tho present Administration MIR
Adams attempted to obtain II, and fAiled-Gen Jackson
| attempted II, aud has succeeded
Sd. The treaty with Denmark secures 70 our cit gene
the sum OF S650000 "as indemnity for spo'iation.
upon their Commerce 10 the years 1908 9losnd IL !"
Here is another arrangement effected, in the FIRST year
OF tits Administration, alter the oug lapso Of nineteen
years.
Every evidence SCENE TO have been given Of the
must vgi'snt attention to the n,eress OF people
other countries " Tho negotiation with France has
been conducted by Minister with zeal and ability"
The Message declares, that he had s,roas hopes of
being able to arrive at satisfactory ssitem emit with the
iafe government" We have seen q letter from Mr.
Rives. in which he expressed the hope of adjusting
claims, If the Bourbons had remained enc fortnight
longer npon the Throne;-Thi, question. therefore,
arises-lf Charles the 10 would have done us any
thing like Justice, what may not expect from the
Citizen King" whore -" high character" amidst h
glorious Re- ouon Of rsgensrated Frsuee has bee 20
strongly stssted by The Document before us! viii
he turn deaf ear to the reclamation Of n.tce. Or
with what grace can he maintain the distinctions that
o. ~. ss;.;OS covsrnm.up ~ Tsiardo the i'is,y
parte was an U-urp.r, what is he himself: Can he
conend that the Government not bound the .po-
alions ~ The Emperor whsn tho Patriot King"
himself has gone into power upon the tide of ionovs
ton, Both are governments de Jdcto-.Dj both would
claim the privileges OF de j,Te II 10 the ex ting gov.
ernment VIII ch IL bound tor the acs Of is prsdecss.
Ii The Bourbons would ava waived hi, exeep-
ton. how Louie Philip plead it!
Iii not only for our merchants claims. however,
that our Administration would wish to negotiate. There
is much TO do in the way of commercial arrau "
The intercourse bstween the two countries is aus.
ceptihe OF highly advantageous improvements; but
tbs sense OF this jury has had and continue
have, very unfavorsbls influence upon them" The
tobacco trade is a most wretched footing Tn. in
trigues Of the Regime are disgrace to France. Our
Munster has, IL hoped succeeded in aresting
more exceptonabls arrangement for the pu chase o.
tobaccoe- But the liberal spirit Of the age as
aloud for sJreer fTdde-The intercourse i,h The tw
important islands OF Martinique and Guadsouhe, ought
also 10 be put on a better footing We are sasheJ
that our Govsrnmen tciH do all that they edn-and
hAt from the Satisfactory adjustment Of our long stand
ing claims, not only hrm aud cordial friendship, but
progressive development Of all their relations. may
be expected"-A contamination between two such ma
tons between the established republic of the new
world. end thu rising Republic of the cid, which 10
9 devoutedly TO bs wished Ter"
few words will complete this Brilliant .keich of our
Foreign Relations from the hand- of the Chief M,gi,-
rate--Our relations with Russis. Of the stable
character-No means unem poyed to improve tho COM
me'cial nt-rcourse between the counirs.
try with Odessa, up the ack Sea- and al tho pon.
Csu traA ~ with the 2uhl
Porte Our Minister, compelled by extreme in !isIo-
.iiiop to leave ST. Petersburg for time, but preserv
ing ibe public interest from all prejudice by the inter-
course hs continues with tho Secretary # sation:-
The s,ronge.t as.urances from Spsn OF ths "a " and
favorable considera ion OF the subjects Of de
The liberal spirit which hiss dsneni had the Iroseeu
lion OF The cont oversy about Norhe bonnda
ry-"nd the assurance Of ses'onsbIs arbitsm mt by
the King OF the Ns,herIands:-Thc unfortunate su.pi.
cions OF Mexico removed a commercial treaty exstct.
ei; and atop' ed by boh parties for Quiz. ng
all dispute. among individuals the uns sed boun.
DIARIES OF Texas:- Proportions made Tor exchanging
the delayed ratibcaiion Of tho treaty with Austa-An
immediate remcD STRANGE and reclamation for Giieds
depredaonS on our comn-rce by the pa'ions vessel.
Of PJftugal.- Such the feature, of cur Fo- eign
concerns ID wh tho President has turned his ates
lion.
We have taken paris uar notice of this frs portion OF
the Message; becau's it's entitled to it. I'ssketeh Of
our Fo egn Ria ions ia hriilian, on.-sni no one
can survey il without feeling that the admnisir ition
has discharged lis du'y to it, constituents. L co Mr.
Walsh himself il forced TO admit that Z" The tenor of
he Message with respect to our foreign relations
seems TO him becoming throughout, aud every way
iudicous And that On the WHOLE tho county will
have rsaton t. be satisfied with what has been asIsyed
| or accomplished abroad"
"A Ns.-Yok w.s say, i.dssd W. have trade there, to
of few nterdoted articles the British
have list Of few only admitted One these on the
payment Of duty Of two doils' fifty Darrell snd another
Al OF
AID corn meal entirely prohibited well pork which M,d
ihi ks E1gih trade Live admitted
the payment Of duy Of 10 sd vaoren
OF continuing that adj voem s Ohs nstin do,
cost NJ the articles The country whence they
The value an srhIfs'y shTed by beard Of conni,ons
the Islands. monthy and the duty charged
int,nes has been known the sails
there"
CONTESTED ELECTIONS
The Committee Of Privileges and Elections Of
the Senate have reported that Col. Wallace is noi
and Colonel Gbson s, entitled TO the Sesinpon lhs