Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

propetors formally denies that such l. the case and de-
claes on the contrary that in his name and that OF
seve'sl OF his friends also Proprieors OF these claims
can auir that the greater part OF them the hands
OF The original PROJECTORS their heirs &c. or in those OF
The insurance companies, which. having paid Tor the
o'i property succeeded TO the rights Of the insured lie
says too. that there every reason TO believe thu, if any
claims had been sold for low price they were doubtful
IA N.
Whether the claims had be en- bong t up or NOT, h, of
course nothing 10 do with the question between the Ane
resn aud Freuch governmenis;as well might it be said
that the purchaser. OF Coics' Bons would have no claim
on the Sla,sh Goyerne in case il sIoul
those bonds because The holders might not a, the tame OF
acknowledgement be the original onc-; aud IL there be
degree OF aositdi,y beyond the truly absurd argumen
inse use ri ty he opposition The supposed
~ these ciai,s, would be found in tho s,ari,. made
ny e same parry that the great advantages derived by
Amecsn conmeree generally. through the neutral po.-
tor OF the Coi,ed Stae- DUNG the war be,wee France
ana E"g'nd ough, TO be considered oil az sin
The claims OF individuals for loss OF property in, conse
quence OF the kerlin and Milan decrrrs
LIT us now examine, little, the question of the new
administrator by tue by, ought to have me ~ Toned
the Governorshpuf the Bank OF France with the dig MI
" CT honorary Governor OF that that
ne a'lonons OF The Miniser OF Commerce aud the In
eior' Vhe designation OF the precise subordinate De-
patncnts l. be under the direction of Messrs Duchatei
ana ihieis) were as stated in The Mo,eur To be deter
nlned, ass iutnre time, by special Oliusnce.
NJ BArbie Msrb0is who is succeeded hy NJ Barthe
as fu'' President OF the Court OF Accounts has o
minated Honorary ii'st President, OF that Court.
From what precedcs, it will appear that the uy Minis
ess who ieAo their ,oruer port toos are s Soult
pressden, OF the Connect aud Minister OF War; Nj IIu.
Pubic Instruction. "
The Cabinet, CONSTRUCTED asi is, W II not in all pro-
oaohy onise The approaching general elec,ion;inieed
IL very generally supposed that iurter changes must
ake place at The close of the Sessions; for NJ fum.nn
Minister oiFnance, only remains il is believed until The
Budget shall have voted as his old quarrel win
marshal Sout appears TO have been during the
NEGOTIATIONS respecting the vacancies be ted up IN the
Cabinet. u $3.50
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caons among others it is related that NJ Bsrbs Aiarbois
who go of age aud who had PIE al the Cur,
o Accounts Tor twenyseven years. had sent in his re-
s'ghu"oa aoout year ago. on account OF illness, but
a on ms hrst interview rirh the Kng after his recoy
e"ng his Majesty observed that his h adj become
ainuiied by his recovery The old Presde, re,,,ins,
then at hi post but he did no, ,lems,i 10 have lis
written resignation returned to him. When tho .uldn
OF The Cabinet occurred and decided that
NJ. batthe should have the snug berth held by M
paroe Marhois. the resignation latter which had
remained ~ the Kings hands made use Of hc ve
vesa2e PRESIDENT Hen wrote to the King in firm and dig.
eu terms and resigned second lime. The King sent
him ilatering letter in return accompanied bv his
uat gre you this and other o,.difs they come be
lore me- without in any way guaranteeing their
helly and The letter before me from H. Dsrbe Mar
bois aud the Kings answer, together with the relation Of
what took place when the Presden, took leave Of The
been excited on the OCCASION -
/ Tho new minister OF commerce, M. Ducbatei will on.
y nave under ms control the department OF commerce
properly speaking, aud that OF agriculture the Haras
(siud-) Nj Ihers himself the direction Of
the public works, bedur arts theatres Sc and so,e IL
p'menia commercial administrations. IL is reported
NAT NJ Dncate will succeed NJ Human rs minister nj
hsce alter The passing OF the budget The former "a
understood to have she ,vn talent as fn,n,isr ,,,,
laio The frequent removals OF 5uyeour incidental 10
Vhese constant inisteria changes (or NJ Thiprs von
Know mas Emitted his post more than during his sho,,
ministerial career aud lie will suhdivde The b,.o,r
dc c0nnierce) are attended with much public exnense
ani give rise 10 good deal OF rsion in
na's. Inc new Procureur General NJ Martin du Nord
! Is OF course OF the school Pe,saienne
he .Ndfion0l OF yesterday contained violent s.i.
concerning irst, NJ. Guizot, and then against, In. kin
Inc following Is specimen. Speaking of The ninsSy
having oeen broken by the rejection The
treaty, II sayslh his is the say with Nj chi.
zo,, man agates himself and God leads hm-you also
agste yourself, NJ Guizotyou also agtate Yourself az
you ohnPoent ond calculating monarch Of The French
but our God leads you, and God is rinpyep,. un
SUCH ume as we get worthy to he xhibed 10
me nope and alteration OF the people - 1 do MOI ,hi,L
any cause can be benefited by such laneuooe as ,bis
ne ensuing elec'ious will be very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL is not gong too lar 10 say that fate of France L
Pehus neeon The late parliamentary struggles will have
me electors TO estimate with Iolerable
me qualifications OF public men, and il is 10 be hoJ
'"ey VIII exercise their privileges with wisdom
~ Is singular, that in consequence Of the route occ,
stoned IN the ministry by your treaty two M
caohe' should lave eitproecis OF laws proposed bv ,,
o an important, nay, vital natureip an inccnno,o
s,ae' uat Is TO say, NJ Theirs has yet presented nj;
,oig -tdiked'oi customs lawand NJ Barthe's ,ssoci
oi Is stH before the Chamber OF Peers where 10 ~
before as ninster) defend Another re,nork MAJ,
nov ne out OF pacet s, that both before and since ~
aeae on tn United States Treaty. large sums haze
Voieh IN Tie Chamber OF Deputies and inportant oe.,i
o' hhance laid before them, which have hatIv oi m
- .. hours, &C. III. e.