Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-13
in The House Of Representatives.
TREATY WITH Naples.


TREATY WITH NAPLES.
IMPORTANT FROM NAPLEs.-Letters were received
IN this city last evening, which state that the s. sooo
OF war Concord, Captain Perry had arrived at Portsmouth,
N. H., i'll which passenger the Hon John Noson
our Minister 10 Naples, who has BROUGHT with him
REATY negotiated and signed at that Court stpulating
Tor the payment OF spodonS committed by that Govern,
ment upon American The amount agreed up
on is reported to be 900 ducats abou, 700 900 dol
lars 10 be regarded in full OF all demands The amount
to be paid in nne annual insalment bearing an interest
OF per cent nearly the whole of which owned in Bal
more the amount 10 be paid 10 claimants elsewhere be-
ing very limited The letters represent Mr. Nelson az
having exhibited great vigilance ia his efforts TO bring the
oIecl o. his mission TO successful issue-Bah Patriot
Errdct Jrom Letter from an Officer Of The United
Sdtes squadron at Naples, 10 gentleman in This Ci-
~, dated I2H October, 1892.
g AIN happy TO inform you Of the adjustment Of our
claims against this Government. They pay us an in
demnity for spoiaons 2,5O,oOo dueats, sOhs The
ducat, $i72O,O00 MIR. Nelson will embark with the
treaty oil the lIth inst II was completed to-day
Further Pdrfieuiars.--The u. s. ship Concord Capt
Perry, has arrived at Portsmouth, n. H. from the Medi-
terraneap, fifty days from Naples.
Mr. Nelson, American Charge dies AfTires az NapIes
passenger, and IS The bearer IF Tredfy prouidina
for The payment Of f,Co million one hndrcd thousand
dollars OF the claims OF tie American merchants upon
Neapoan Government, Tor spolatons upon commerce
during the occupation oil the throne Of Naples by Joseph
Bonaparte and Murat
Those claims had been swcllcd to something like
5oOOOOO but the es innate probably high one and
is supposed that the amount which tie government has
Stipulated pay, will nearly all the fair, bona de
tnims
W. learn that the claim had been refused only three
days before the present treaty concluded aud des.
patches 10 that elect actually forwarded our go
Vernmcnt by Mr.. Nelson.
This fortunate conclusion Of the negotiation is airi-
6Wed TO oW NAVAL Decentralization IN the neigh
bOrhOOd IF that capital.
The passage OF tie Concord has been boserous and
veregaes blowing almost constantly during the last 25
days.-.Ndt. Int.
The u. s. soop OF war Concord arrived in harbor
yesterday afternoon, 4S days from Malon Officers and
crew all well; experienced had weather. List of the Off
GERS: Commander, NJ. &. Perry; Licuicnnnts, Win. G..
Nicholson, Thomas X Gerry, James L. Gerry James III .
Ward, audi. w. Swift; Acting Master, r. L. Page; Sur
geon, James M. Green; Purscr, VIM. McMurtree; As
ssant Surgeon, J. w. Plunmer Aidsbipmen, DomiDick
Lynch, Charles T.. l.. Griffin, r. C. Ward, &. w. Msgru-
DER N. T.. Lane, Oliver II. Perry, John J. Amy, w C.
Spencer, @. N Hawkins, and John Rodgers, Boatswain
W. C. Cbappe Carpenter, John Green; Sail Maker Hem
~ Bacon; Gunner, Charles Cobb; Purses Steward, Hem
ry Hooper-Passenger, Hon. John Nelson, Charge dcs
AfSires at Naples Portsmouth HeTGld
Mr. Senator Clay has arrived in this city, and we
glad to hear is Ia very good besth.-.vat. Int.