Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27


saes occurred III the course Of exports, the chances
OF disorder In country would be multiplied and one
" e n,s consequences Tor US would be- TO do for Bor
9esux and Lyons what we have been compelled to DO Tor
La vendee increase the efficiency Of the military police
~ Ouehafei, at more length, and more explicitly
sau, no VIII undertake. la OF refusal 10 qua
rantee that the United States will not resort 10
VIII employ no means TO debt. Seeing tina, the
principle OF IL is denied positive Ia
eseaohed us amount, and that exact calculation adj
verse to II has been made. may that Government snf
Ter se 10 be led on TO take in its hands pay.
ing iseii Nothing would be easy for il on com.
merce which last year 10 1906 millions of raac
DO you suppose difficult establish upon our p,o-
ducts discriminating duty which would AT once make
good and more, the 25 millions we owsi nor would this
discriminating duty be paid by American consumers for
sueh duty TAILS not on consumption, but the pr
ers, Vt whom IL Is aimed ou exclusive
W bear on our commerce. Nor will the evil stop Al the 2
millions Tor IN such casesit he sail we will injur
10 Tue extent vi our means, the nation that o es and will
pay u'' OUT we VIII stop The the debt paid
10 estimate the evil ull,; must no, only reckon the
sums 'hat would into the American Treaury, but the
ROSES which uch reprisas would occasion 10 our COM
| neIee. repeat. then. that this is OF the
gravest questions that be discuss. d. repea, ha, M
one can undertake TO that The rejection OF the treaty
WOULD not hrng about commercial RESTRICTIONS, Injurious
double 10 10th tries, but rays most fatal to ,bs
hrs! a'o'ed at. will add bn wori MOI eve mere
yesterday told that too could easily r. i'm
repr'sa, Tbs H. gentlemen, that is IN h.
dreaded S"cha possibility should awaken your .o.ici
tude; o, once engaged such course mi, coumerc;ai
war Que oegun' would be iraugh with the most disas.
irons CO nsequences TO sliais
LIVING referred to the commercial consde let
I'll.
Judgment should determine the acceptance of this treaty
france has always maintained the of the liberty Of
me seas Well how is this Cause 10 have any chance o
succ'sl Solely by the intimate alliance Of France win
tie nation which, aei England the most now
efui navy France has the most positive and direc in.
rrest IN close alliance with The Government of the
Union; and when this transaction we are now discussing
was agreed io-whe we consented to the I'M
ted StAtes--we acted in pursuance OF wise poicv the
only one worthy Of France. This policy will TOO bs
seiu, TO France; not for the present moment only but
hereafter Tor The future liberty of the rests upon the
n ha ~
ment oil the United States"
Our impressions from the whole tenor Of he debate is
mat The result was alike surprise Ministers and t
those no voted against hem and that the question had
osen taken IA II s with roce and moi IA was
oy putting IN white or a black bal-shich Of course
leaves the voters upknown-he decision would have be en-
different 49,
Hence. finally conclude, that at another session the
indemnify will be Voted " y. Courier.
In the Journal des Debats OF 4h Anil we ohs.,v .
letter from an American gentleman in Paris, G. M GI5L.s
reiu'ng conciusvey The made and
Ie'eu OH me House OF Deputies, while discussing the
American indemnify that the Florida ieaty betweeo he
United States and Spain contained provision Tor oI
seizure and condemnation in spanish ports by French
hores, which the amount of esbt u;Ilio,s
francs, IL was argued ia the Chamber were now again
brought forward as claims against France AIR Gibbcs
shows, what indeed NJ. dc Brogie did ia the House
when the objection FIRST made that il was wholly
groundess. 10y
Gee Of our felow-eitzens has received letter from
General La Fayette dated April IL. We are happy TO
cay that his health is gradually improving and that he
hopes OF soon being able leave the house The letter
aiohB one, Is III his own hand ng whereas
correspondent lately received written by his Secre.
sry, III cons' qpence OF the Generals inability to hold
The pen: On The subject Of the late disturbances he
says "lhe French papers OF different opinions I'M in
orn you that the liberties aud quiet of this country are
IN an unsettled situation he anti association bill could
not but have had bad effect The mechanics and ha
regiments OF the line have been lighting the last four
days at Lyous said that insure ton i, van
pushed handful OF disconnected people have appear
ed Ia arms last night aud This morning at Paris T-v
have been overpow by an immense supero,itx ri
orce, not without much tloodshed although not equal bv
lar to that OF the affair Of Ly 1t appears tina, ibers
ni's ana measures are preparing at Court not sure
t"s The troubles at Lyons are entirely settled as GO
vernment tells u.s. %
The FRENCH TREArY-A candid consideration of
all The evidence now before the American People on the
auhject OF ihe French Treaty, will leave strong conyc
lion that the government OF France has acted in osrerv
good faith throughout the whole negotiation and ,I,t n =
only prevented IRON concentrating its engagements bv
one oil those accidents which gov is so liable to
experience as that Of the United States viz disagree
eni between the Executive and the
administration. One proof OF the sincerity OF the govern
et Is, the resignation OF Ministers conse
auent upon The vote in the Chamber; aud another proof
both OF their sincerity their that the act nj M
Gaees should mol produce wrong Impression in the
nted States is their sending Of W for the spe
cia purpose oil conveying dispatches country with
orders TO make the voyage with all practicable expedition
lhs vessel Il appears, WAS the brg-oi-war Cuirasser
Captain Brux She sailed from Bresi about the 10Th of
April and may be expected here daily. One object no
doubt Of FASTENING her OIL with such prOmpude (or
was actually under sail in 10 minutes the orders we
communicated TO Capt. Bruix) 10 place the
es 10 the hands OF our government, OF the French Mi
MISTER near our governments before the rising Congress
" we may Judge from the tone OF the French papers
there appears 10 have been thai Goo
gress without full understanding OF all the rircumstsu
ces OF The case would be led, under the influence OF DIS
appointment and isconcepon OF motives TO the adoD-
uoD OF measures injurious 10 French commerce. and which
might ultimately prejudice the interests OF both conn
tries such, however, has not been the fact and " q
tfus, will be. While the American peonie ,.;u
not abandon these claims, but on the other hand III
expect their early adjustment, they will do themselves
The justice to make IL apparent that passion and re-
sentiment constitute part oil their mo ives TO
The presumption is hst Reconsider alton OF the subject
on the part OF the French Chambers with such additional
ighis as may be thrown IT, will result the aduis-
sion oil our claims, 10 the ul amount xed by the Treaty
Even that was compromise pait-and are per
suaded that the the matter is the
clearly will sppear that tho fact The refusal
OF tie Chamber TO furnish he needfu' was not snex
pect'd by those who possessed intimate knowledge of
The safe OF pocsin Frame. "f will take s eIye months.
said an intelligent frenchmsn, not q week before the
news OF Tie rejection was received drill the new
Chamber into such understanding OF the American
claims as 10 vote or this treaty. Aud yet there az on
y majority Of against IT, Al the ne st session we nre.
sumo every thing will be put right. In the mean lime
we hope that no conDtervang measures III be adopted
by C0ngressno even the repeal of those provisions of
The TarB which, ia uflmeni Of the Treaty. admit French
wines at privileged rates. Let 20 on fulfilling our
part OF the treaty, and expect France fulfil herso
Y. Journal.
gentleman passeng from Paris the Poland SNEAK
OF he scenes IN that city during the there as
huly awful. The soldiers put TO death all persons of
Whatever age whom they found in houses from
which they had been fired upon In one house OF low
Character, were oriyseye persons tie women being
employed IN making cartridges for the Every one
was put 10 the sword
Letters from Iayre state that fIr Ffepcb ova,o,o,