Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

journal ~ Commerce.
The Paris Correspondent of the New York Courier
under date 23i May furnishes the following inio,ina.
ton:
The journals OF this morning are principally filed with
remarks on the adoption, by the Chamber Of Deputies
terday oil tile Greek Loan Guarantee Bill. The majority
Tor Ministers was 63 The Deba il is all right the
Constitutional, the Courier the Natione the Temps Sc
declare that IL is all wrong Perhaps before the gnar,n
tee can have any effect either in way the other
one "' those changes spectacle, which frequently
s'rOy whole string OF political spccuatons, will the
question short and leave the Greeks to manage well
they can, with or without little King Ohio, guarante, I'd
loans other accessories.
In the tribune" find the following which may per.
| haps interest YOU:
''The Constitutional asks Ministers the following c,.s
tom ls il true that the treaty with the United States has
experienced CONNIE of financial execuiiony l.
II true that bill! OF fire millions drawn the French
Treasury has been presented and paid within the 40
days?"
owe assure the Constitutional. (says the Tribune)-,o
whom Ministers will no doubt reply by a flat den.lZtba,
The treaty IN question has been in the provision
al execution for long time past. Not only has the bill
oil which this journal speakbeen accepted the Treas.
ny has entered into number of other ageme hts and
has also given up securities And expected that the sc
preliminary arrangements will be urged to enforce the
financial sancon OF the treaty If it should be dis.
cussed These fresh millions have been paid and will
continue TO be paid, in like those destined for
the establishment of the Russian Yccroy in the Morca
anu those Tor The Antwerp expedition" Sc
Itha' been erroncousy published, that Mr. Livingston
mas been elected corresponding member OF the French
1 N
tract OF letter just received by gentleman of Pbadel.
pha from an American OF the best opportunities of know.
Ing dated at Paris, the l4h May states the aterinp
truth OH that subject. OF his having been elected tut
aud not merely corresponding member.-U S. GaS.
eve have just elected our distinguished friend, Ed
ward Livingston member of the Academy de Sciences
Poqne eft morale OF the French Institute This is an no.
nor which, in regard TO America extinct in the name
OF Jefferson, and is conferred upon our great
est statesmen, and believe the first ust-The eec on
oil Mr. Livingston the honor as no interest
was made in his favor by any one of his countrymer
no" here His celebrated works, and the enne nj SER
vices he has rendered humanity, brought forth the ire
ss,tie eloquence of The Dupns, the Broges the Bassa
nos the Cousins the Beangers, who all resolved TO place
HIM on the Industrious bench of their associates and them
selves AT the previous election, Lord Brougham ord
chancellor oil England, chosen, and the second
monsieur Auction the first minister of the King of Prus
sla The greatest political philosopher jurist and
oil Germany; aud at the third election, our dne nj shet
comPatriot obtained an immense majority over dozen
the rsi characters OF the north OF Europe Italy and IN,
south oil Germany and England. These faris which will
not lessen the iarne while they afford proud evidence
our place. in the esteem of the celebrated men of tb
great nation, ought to he made public"