Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17


The Funds, Spanish excepted have experienced an i'm
Proveent IN consequences Of the favorable intelligence
e u New ior1 and The hope entertained that the Bill
lot 10 millions VIII be adopted
m (From the ". Y. Starr
-. nc packet SNIP khone, Capt. Rocket from Havrc
prnss eleven days later Every thing is decided
ly pacific aud confirms our previous declarations that
the whole will be mnicably adjusted
From the Correspondence
.,. PAaIs, February T. 1886
prospect OF an amieabe termination of our difficulties
Appearances daily assuming more favorable aspect
and since the arrival OF the conca,ory and able report
OF the Senate, think say with confidence that
mere Is scarcely doubt but the Treaty will pass the
Inaorrs' E'ghf out of nine of the committee 10 whom
All The documents have been referred are said 10 be IA
disposed aud VIII report so, but not within
of 'hfec weeks, from the ofdocunens which they
must examines and continue TO receive favorable
news from America, the delay is beneficial
II ron another Correspondent, ut Paris Feb. al
=, LOCUS ut Lyons maintain their prices and be- Gin To
,nk that goods for the coming season will go on, as
higi, or nearly high the past season The DIFF
ference between the two countries no,c has no import
ant influence upon business operations indeed al the
highest point OF excitement, there but trining de-
precision al the price of goods"
III Is now reduced to certninty that the Queen of Enc.
land is about giving heir that throne This puts tie
Trincess Victoria in the back ground
AarScles, the third commercial city of France takes
the same ground as Lyons in favor of the American
treaty.
The Wings intend to run, and will probably carry Mr.
Abercrombic the Speaker to the next House OF Com
mons, instead of Sir G. NJ Sutton.
PRIVATE CoRREsPoSDENcE.
:, To the Elitor of the Courier and Enquirer.
Paris, Feb Z, lS35-'rhe vote of The Senate on ,h.
motion of Mr. Clay has arrived most to
pare inc minds OF our deputies for favorable and salts.
factory decision the question of the indemnity The
reporters chosen in each of the nine sections the Cham
are an believe IN favor of an unconditional recog-
can be very little doubt.
rrnANsLArrox.1
10 the Editors of the Courier aud Enquirer:
r PARIS, 9Th Feb, 1885
The commission formed of nine commissioners elected
oy inc bureaus OF the Chambers of Deputies for the ex
animation Of the law OF indemnity of the United States
assembled yesterday and appointed their President and
secretary The first is Mr. Benjamin Decssert and the
second Mr. Ducos Now that report of the Senate
KNOWN neither war, nor outraged dignity, nor danger
to our commercial relations is LONGER 6ongbt Of A,,
.on Is entirely directed towards the fair amount of the
claims visited yesterday afternoon three political par
es Is Sd0ns PotQ~es) and the general opinion appear
ca TO me to be- that this year there would be no subsidy
voted Tor the American indemnity; that the treaty youd
not DC recognized as signed by the King because we
then have to pay three millions for interest
me Ministers are blamed for having recalled NJ Scrru
ier before the opinion of Congress on the Presidents
message known.
LATEST FROM SPAIN
.le snip Empress, Capt Hartshorn, the Journal of
commerce received Madrid papers TO Jan Both inclu
sve, being nine days later than the adviccs received vi;
France and England -
. The discussion which commenced in the Chamber of
deputies on the 18th relative the insurrection ON the
previous day, was closed the Odd Among the Denu-
ues who took part in it, were Messrs Abargues Blu.
iron, lsurz, the Marquis de Somcruclos and the Mar
qns OF Monte-vrgen. The debate was introduced Inv n
violent attack upon the Minister of War charging him
In The North md
the 18th. The Eco del Concrete in REVIEWING the dc
cusS9n says In general the charges brought against
tc HlhiSLer nave been successfully rcpccd cspecallv
that OF neglect of duty in preventing the nsrrec
ton on the 18th, when they had received information
II on the evening previous. The Minister of
war; against whom the charges were particularly d
rected maintained that he had discharged his duty in the
case ny directing the Captain General to be vieant-
especially rs the information he had received was
vague rumor, and there was no nmation that II no
Ierifa 10 inc troops In support of this position he
read communication from the Supcrnte ntlcnt General
"a Poice ana another, written subsequent to the insurrec-
lion, from the Gfc Inerino from ali which ne drcvo tho
inference That lie was under greater obligation in re-
gau 10 ts affair than the other Minister'S The most re-
narkaoc charge was made by Gen Butron in regard TO
the war IN the Northern Provinces where he (5nron
was when the rebellion broke out We omi, II herI
oH"Se ~ Is stated IN the general report of proceed
ngs-IAithough no resolution was adopted py the
on,anGeE the two propositions Which were presented
authorised to proceed their discussonA still we be
ieve tlat The time occupied in the memorable debate
mas not been lost. The Deputies have exercised with
entire freedom their rights rather dutv of interro
gazing and even accusing Ministers, and have avaed
Of the ,ras Oh 'e opportunity to demand the liberty
part acknowledging the right of the Chamber have re-
ponded frankly to the inquiries of the Deputies who
have expressed themselves against oreon interven,
as have Likewise the Minister'S though al tho Same tn
tley nave animated that they would not in case of ne
cessiV; refuse such assistance would not be de-
eauhg 10 receive, coming in the way of friendship or
fccomPense and not in the shape Of an intervention
from their friends and allies"
he
Jan appropriated 5,SS24 Alp for the construction of
snip OF inc Inc 3,ll3,91O for brig and two cor
Vettcs and 6OOO0OO FOR the purchase of shin finn
Der. The Eco" remarks that q although The Denn.
ucs were universally animated with desire TO ccopo
mise expenses as much possible they could NOT but
recognise the great Importance rather the indsncn
saoie necessity OF giving yigor this powerful aren't of
commerce, prosperity and national glory"
MADRID, Jan 2S.-The funds have recover,d ,L;
ANIMATION alter fall which they experienced from ac-
cidcntal circumstances ~ w
MADRID, Jan. Boy the last accounts from R,,rco
aPpears that part ofthe squadron of Guards de CoSn
are IN pursuit OF the insurgents towards Villarcao tba
uh0er party have gone to conduct convoy to Vittor;
anu that the rest who remain at Burgos klve made va
ous saiics against Mcrino and rendered such other
services as were required.
LATEST FROM PoRTrGAL.-The brig Opulence arrived
last night having sailed from Oporto on the 9Th Feb
:. N"ptah Of John brought papers We learn fror,
NM that steamboat arrived the day he left from lie
pom WIN Donna Maria and Due de Ieuchtenburo he
husband; and that there was rrca reioc;n 49, IL
ne same steamboat brought the heart of Don
iedro IN an urn Captain St John also informs H..
II was reported the day he left that France had dccnrd
war against the United States which report caused =
great deal Of excitement u I"
Our accounts direct from France render tl,e tr,, &c
ie report impossible without any such infor,oof;,
would he most extremely improbable
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nthc Dad day oil March, 1855: ~ " '"''" county,
The death OF NAra4Sirt TyIrp Fsc late q.
cI OF ne Oar, being announced ion
tttohoy Tor the Commonw calt-tlceupo roc,
c, M u9a the members ofte Bar present. went into