Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12
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The packet ship Louisa, Captain Wood arrived ,hi.
morning rom llavre, whence she sailed Oh the 4h OF
March and brings Paris dates to the ID of tat month ir
clusive.-.N r. Courier
The Gazette dc France of the 25h contains This nara
graph - w r''"
Letters by writers Of credit received today from Ma
dd announce positively that the Portuguese Government
having satisfactorily explained the Shots fred AT French
vessel entering the Tagus, the may be considered
as al rest There was left only TO be settled the affair of
inc .Hcy0h sunk al the mouth of the Douro. II is un-
derstood at Madrid that this would soon be arranged
anu then no pretex be left for any attack against the Go
vernment OF Don Miguel The mission of Sir StratCrI
Canning has failed completely The Spanish Govern
men refused to lend itself the views OF the British Ca
bne and M Yea, whose credit Lord Palmerson was de-
the head Of the Spanish Cabinei' "
Under the head of the Paris Exchange of 23I Februa
~ no same paper says that lowing 10 the threats OF
England and France; the advice gives by Russia to the
King oil Holland, and the annoyance of the existing State
oil affairs to Prussia speedy solution of the Belgian que
ZION was so strongly anticipated influence the funds
very sensiby: the per cents which opened At "a , ~
IS 20, and left eff at 70 So"
The menaces here referred to are contained in the fol-
lowing note, which we translate. After recapulang the
substance OF the preceding negotiation the ministers Of
France and England declare
Art L. Alter exhausting all means of Cancellation To
PrUuuce an emicabe arrangement between Holland and
Belgium his Britannia Majesty in concert with the King
OF the French, that il by the 18th of March, his Nether
lands Majesty, shall not send to the Foreign Office a
note explaining the basis upon which treaty of com
nerce between the two parties may be concluded, a
french army supported by British naval force will
again enter besIuh and will not again leave it till the
treaty oil 18th Nov, 1884, shall have been fully complied
with '
Art 2. The embargo Dutch ships Of war and rner
chant ships shall be maintained both in France Eng
land, TIL the above treaty be complied with.
Art France and England before sorting TO orcble
measures demand Of Holland the abolition OF the recent
y established toll.
Art a. The French and English governments DESTROYS
oil establishing the commercial intercourse OF two govern
he's whose relations are hereafter TO be altogether friend
y, and not willing that the treaty to be made should be
onerous TO either party, will endeavor so TO conciate the
interests OF the two begerent powers that the ire
may DC sgheu anu rathed by both powers in the course
OF the present month of March.
Art o. The und rsgned representatives Of France and
England hnsh by reierating TO the Dutch government
the declaration IN the first part OF this note aud they hope
That His Netherlands sty sensible of the real neces
sy oil terminating question which keeps in suspense
me commerce OF all Europe, will the Gordidn knot
aud transmit TO US advisable propositions
TALLEYRtND.
PALMERS ON.
This followed by a ne W Convention between
| France and Belgium.
The French ministers appear 10 have renowned their
Proec oil law upon "be state of siege" 10 order,
however TO save appearances, the project could not be
WlUhdraWn but only not reported upon by the cofnnee
to which It was referred
With respect to the quarrel OF the Porte and lis Egvn
ian enemy Ibrahim the intelligence from the Angs
Dnrgh Gazette imports, that all that could be obtained
from lbrahim by French Russian intercession was an
armsce Tor forty days. Flushed with success nothing
eonld turn him from pursuing his career, though for
forms sake, Re had addressed respectful letter 10 the
Grand Seignor, regretiog that he could not do more
his father. 'S
The foreign dipomaGsts we're much dissatisfied with
THIS state Of things The French Charge IL 4foiyes had
assumed oenaeng tone, and it was expected that hos
uli1es we're resumed between Ibrahm and the Porte
france would take active part. On the other hand
confidence was placed In the comparative moderation Of
brahms tatheTihe condition Of Ibrahims troops TOO
aeuue Of money and provisions, and in country IN ato
sary forbesrsncs