Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
From tho same.
EAPOLlTAN CLAIMS.

FROM the following extracts OF letter from the Agents
oil our Government at Paris 10 the Agents the Govern
meni at New York Tor the Neapoltan claims we are qra
titled TO perceive hat the Government OF Naplcs has per
formed, with good aitb the sipu'alious OF lis treaty am,
has proudly aud honorably that will allow no
ceden TO give sanction TO violation OF the sacred princi.
pies OF honor ana integrity, which, among naious consii-
tues The only peaceful obligation Of coinpacis
The American Agent in Paris writes
Our last respects were Of the l6h nit We have now
the pleasure 10 announce that we four days since re
eeived information that the bill drew upon the Nespo
Titan Minister OF Finance duly honored aud to- day
mat II has been inegraiy PAID shall accordingly In
lew days receive here the thereof which is
3S3, $685." $500 "
by this first nsalmen being thus paid wi h the gross
interest the principle whichhad been before arkmow eds
ed IS now fully confirmed. The difference which we IN
our last mentioned that this kes in favor of the c,rn
was calculated only at per cent per annun simpe in
tetes even at that rate, with the accommodating interest
which ought TO be also calculated this difference amounts
10 go 000l' ~
shall expedite 10 you 500 000 in Napoeons which ia the
exento OF the amount which you have directed us In snd
by any one vessel BY the packet OF the 24h, we shall
expedite an equal sH aud the balance by the packet Of
the LIST November"
We have no doubt that the fidelity with which Naples
has executed her engagements wh.our counrv win is1
to much moro intimate and prof table
between The countries than have heretofore sbsis,ea
We should not be surprised to see the appointment nj
preventative oil our Government the Court ci ~ nnee
authorized by Congress- for the purpose o. exts,no ami
lAciatng our commercial Intercourse with Italy general
", which we learn from American gentlemen bo Yii,.d
Italy, and have given special attention TO the commerce nj
the countries IN its present state might be greatly
cd and with mutual advantage
The efforts of the mere 4nir CLASSES 10
ton OF Cen Jackson 10 defeat his measures : -
me Impression by rendering aborye Tor the lime evn
his foreign negotiations that his l,bors v,er.
the nation, have had strong ninence IN :, ~,
force OF our Just claims only IL tho tcepcc b ~ ,
JSsuce oil ioe'gn powers When the leading Opposition
Senator, an asprant 10 the Presdency poc,j',c ,Ia
we "cere IN he midst of a RESOLUTION ana ,yc, -
voice was reyerberaed along the sea shore from AN IL
presses OF the great Institution am,ong a. which il in IL
rance win TIE money dealers OF Europe. upon whoa tho
governments OF The Old Continent are now anos l,i;,,I
" dependen' we arc not 10 be surprised that spuIations
made with our government which, from such rrnrrsrr
toms appeared to be in condition To enforce them sbo
lose Something of their obligation aud lie more esnc;
W, as that Class oil the community IT,
was seen most eagerly eDgag IN tiiscre,lre, ami
ing ne weight Of an administration, to which they were
ehhey Indebted Tor The recognition Of their rights and
TO when hey looked Tor their eilorceulent II depgI
That Naples should have TO- weird " i'm her metal
ment under s"ch circumstances, scorn 10 follow fine
example set by lis great negbor or TO listen % the ote
eseu suggestions 10 which the conduct OF the factions in
this country was so well calculated 10 give risc Smt
we or me wisdom aud public virtue Of its administrations
ana WIN doubtless make avery favorable inprcsg.on t
ITS character on this, ifno The other side Of tho Allan
tic. " ~ ''"
To the modification Of li,e enemies Of The A,io;,,
comes ia Cold "'"'
tFron, tho sumo,
THE FRENcH CoMArIssIoN We ,ec,ec,oi =, a..
time, TO state that tie Board of Cyn,mjssone,s
ae' !" carry mo elect the late treaty with France meti
tins city on Monday, the 9Th mlf pui,usnt ia s1,, ~
ment. ''"' ~ '5O"'h
We Understand that having .>po,,d Of al ihe memo
80 '',e Ed'''i"h' ihe B0itd called mp The docL-
ases se' or hc'flng' according to their previous or
ders That they might proceed with the ez ,rnin,,ion 81
cm on he merits But II found Inst the claimants
were nor ready with their testimony, TO {ry t,eir cases
and at their special instance the Resra sgrees io
Taxing up TIE cases nthe order in which hey are rf i
nearing according as the rules required, ua The I7,I
'nI AZ "hlcO hme Il is understood, dat the cases ilI
De positively taken mp, ia regular order end disposed If
Us justice may require. In the meantime ths BosrG
ere engaged n sach cascs bs caol ts have preuare
Tor investigation. We wonld caR the nuector " ~
claimants IN the different Prts Of the country 10 the inn
Por,ance OF preparing their and o evidence 10 s,n
I mem as SON as possbleor although lle Board nav
DC disposed 10 show every inlGlgcucc yet the snoroaci
o. me Pefod within which they terminate urir Ia
DOTS, requires dat Tie ana testimony be laid bs,
'nen AZ an early day, and especially since the fers,, M
IVa o. the imperial decisions lie Councils 81 So,
anu Of Inzes from Paris leaves The claimants no excuse for
1, lu ner cases arc jeopIrled lost by t,eif
heE"gehce1 lhey can have one 10 blame bvi hen
selves. ~ '"'S ""' meh-